International Breweries Plc (INTBRE.ng) listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange under the Beverages sector has released it’s 2017 interim results for the first quarter.For more information about International Breweries Plc (INTBRE.ng) reports, abridged reports, interim earnings results and earnings presentations, visit the International Breweries Plc (INTBRE.ng) company page on AfricanFinancials.Document: International Breweries Plc (INTBRE.ng) 2017 interim results for the first quarter.Company ProfileInternational Breweries Plc is a brewery in Nigeria which brews, packages and markets a range of beer and non-alcoholic malt beverages. The company is known for its beer sold under the Trophy brand name and non-alcoholic malt drink sold under the Betamalt brand name, namely Trophy Lager, Trophy Black and Betamalt malt drink. Other brands packaged and marketed by International Breweries Plc include Castle Milk Stout, Castle Lager, Redds, Hero, Grand Malt and Voltic Water. The company’s head office is in Osun State, Nigeria and its distribution centres are in Ibadan, Lagos and Ilorin. International Breweries Plc is listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange
The Argo Blockchain (LSE:ARB) share price is up 2,468% over 12 months. That return is all the more incredible when considering the Argo share price has fallen 63% from its February 2021 all-time high of 341p per share, all the way to 117p today. Just as a gold miner’s share price might fluctuate with the price of gold, Argo’s share price is exposed to the movements in the price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.Argo Blockchain share priceArgo used to mine for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a service for other companies. Now, it mines for itself and keeps the coins (which are overwhelmingly Bitcoin) it receives. I wrote about Argo back in January of this year. At the time, I thought investing in Argo might be a way to get exposure to the cryptocurrency market due to its size and efficiency as a miner. However, I thought it was too expensive to buy, given the volatility of cryptocurrency prices and the risks in the space in general.5G is here – and shares of this ‘sleeping giant’ could be a great way for you to potentially profit!According to one leading industry firm, the 5G boom could create a global industry worth US$12.3 TRILLION out of thin air…And if you click here we’ll show you something that could be key to unlocking 5G’s full potential…The coins Argo receives for mining are held as digital assets or sold to fund operational expenses. Argo’s balance sheet thus swells and shrinks with cryptocurrency prices. Also, it will have to sell more or fewer coins to fund its operations if cryptocurrency prices fall or rise.Cryptocurrencies have demonstrated their volatility and risks all too clearly recently. Individual people or entities can move the price. China recently banned banks and payment platforms from providing cryptocurrency transactions, which led to a collapse in Bitcoin and equivalents. Then there are the growing concerns around the energy intensity of maintaining cryptocurrency networks, which have negatively impacted prices. Sustainable crypto miningTo its credit, Argo has long acknowledged that it can do more to make its operations greener. Over a month before Elon Musk said Tesla would no longer accept Bitcoin as payment over climate concerns, Argo appointed a climate strategy advisor and had plans for clean energy-driven mining pools. It recently signed the Crypto Climate Accord and committed to a 2030 target for net-zero emissions.Mining for Bitcoin is getting harder and less profitable. Cryptocurrency mining is the process of verifying transactions and adding new blocks to the blockchain ledger. Miners make the network work. However, every four years or so, the number of Bitcoin they receive for mining block halves–miners also collect transaction fees, but block rewards currently dwarf them. The last halving event occurred in 2020 and affected Argo by reducing the number of coins it mined per pentahash of computing power.Since all miners have breakeven prices, a higher Bitcoin price will be required to incentivise miners to mine each time a halving happens. Or, transaction fees will have to rise to keep the miners in business. Now, Argo, as a large-scale and eventually net-zero miner, could win substantial market share and be profitable on transaction fees alone. But along the way, the company’s profits will fluctuate with the price of cryptocurrencies. A single tweet from the right person can move the Argo share price. China cracking down further or other countries taking a tougher stance on the crypto industry could be disastrous. If I wanted exposure to the cryptocurrency market, I would look at Argo. 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Gov. DeSantis says new moment-of-silence law in public schools protects religious freedom Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. February 14, 2018 at 12:18 am TAGSDecision Apopka 2018 Previous articleApopka Burglary ReportNext articleCentral Floridians encouraged to get moving, join community-wide ‘Move60 Challenge’ Denise Connell RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Reply By Phone: (407) 836-2070 or 407-836-8683By Mail/Fax: You can download the request form in PDF format and mail it into our office. Request form English or SpanishMilitary and Overseas Voters: may request the ballot online or, download, complete, sign and return the FPCA found at http://www.fvap.gov/uploads/FVAP/Forms/fpca2013.pdfA signed written request is required when requesting a ballot to be mailed to an address that is different from the address on the registration record. You must include: your name, date of birth, current Orange County residential address, mailing address and the voter’s signature. UF/IFAS in Apopka will temporarily house District staff; saves almost $400,000 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Florida gas prices jump 12 cents; most expensive since 2014 Please enter your comment! Wow, I am really surprised someone didn’t go to the Apopka Post Office and re-route the city’s mail to Russia or somewhere else. This is Flori-duh, at election time, and strange things seem to happen…LOL Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter 1 COMMENT Please enter your name here Decision Apopka 2018Republicans take an early lead in returnsElection day in Apopka may be March 13th, but hundreds of ballots have already been counted in the race for mayor, and two city commission seats. On February 6th, vote-by-mail ballots were sent to Apopka voters who requested them, and only one week later are already pouring back in to the Orange County Supervisor of Elections (OCSE) office.According to the OCSE, 307 ballots have been received and approved in the Apopka Municipal Election with 160 (52.12%) being registered Republicans, 109 (35.5%) Democrats, and 38 (12.38%) listed as “other” or no affiliation.In the 2014 Apopka Mayoral election (runoff), 56% (3,460) voted by mail, while 44% voted the day of the election. Also in the 2014 runoff, Republicans outdistanced Democrats at the polls 49%-33%, with “other” and no affiliation making up 18% of the electorate.There is still time to request a vote-by-mail ballot:HOW TO REQUEST A VOTE-BY-MAIL BALLOTTo verify if you already have a request on file or check the status of your vote by mail ballot please click here.A request for a vote-by-mail ballot to be delivered via mail must be received no later than 5 p.m. the 6th day (Wednesday) prior to an election.NOTE: Be sure to provide your current address. BALLOTS ARE NOT FORWARDABLE and you must vote according to where you live.Online: You may request a vote-by-mail ballot online.To have a ballot mailed to a temporary address you may not use the online form. Please download form to submit by mail or fax or as an email attachment with the voter’s signature. Mama Mia You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here
ArchDaily Year: 2013 “COPY” Bedaux-Nagengast Residence / Bedaux de Brouwer Architects ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/538631/bedaux-nagengast-residence-bedaux-de-brouwer-architects Clipboard Construction: Bedaux-Nagengast Residence / Bedaux de Brouwer ArchitectsSave this projectSaveBedaux-Nagengast Residence / Bedaux de Brouwer Architects ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/538631/bedaux-nagengast-residence-bedaux-de-brouwer-architects Clipboard Projects Building Physics:H4D EngineersDesign Team:Rob Vermeulen, Kees Paulussen, Rien LagerwerfCity:TilburgCountry:The NetherlandsMore SpecsLess SpecsText description provided by the architects. Thomas Bedaux of Bedaux de Brouwer Architecten designed this single family residence for his family on the edge of a residential area in Tilburg, the Netherlands.Save this picture!© Filip DujardinRecommended ProductsPorcelain StonewareApavisaSlabs – ConcretePorcelain StonewareGrespaniaPorcelain Tiles- CoverlamStonesCosentinoSilestone® Surfaces – Stellar SeriesRecent changes in the zoning plan yielded a previously non existing lot that is situated at the intersection of three distinctly different worlds. These worlds, an existing block of row houses from the 1950’s, farm land with roaming sheep and an active cemetery, provided unique opportunities that informed the design.Save this picture!© Filip DujardinThe resulting building is a simple volume that forges particular views towards these worlds by rotating the orientation of the spaces inside. Vertically, the design intensifies the association of the spaces by shifting their relative height. A centrally located staircase adapts to these level differences and lets light in through a high window atop, all the way down to the entry hall.Save this picture!First Floor PlanOn the ground floor the entry hall opens up to a dining room and kitchen with adjoining living room, one step down, connected to the garden by large windows and sliding glass doors. An additional kid’s playroom is attached to the dining room.Save this picture!© Filip DujardinThe first floor contains an art studio that looks out over the street and emphasizes a strong, axial relationship by its large window framing. Higher levels hold the kids bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry room and a master bedroom.Save this picture!© Filip DujardinBy deliberately varying the size and depth of the window openings, a play on scale is created, making it hard to sense the actual size of the residence. The window of the kid’s playroom is a mere 1,5 meters high from street level.Save this picture!SectionImportant public buildings in the area, such as a school and church informed the character and color of the main material of this house; a lightly mottled ochre brick by Danish Brick company Petersen. The door handles, the letterbox, the house number and the entrance canopy are all designed to continue and expand the firm’s own legacy detailing. The narrow window of the lavatory is also a reference detail, to be found in almost every project of the firm.Project gallerySee allShow lessTranslating Smiljan Radić’s Serpentine Pavilion from Fantasy to FabricationArticlesThe Berlage Archive: Elia Zenghelis (2009)Architecture News Share CopyHouses•Tilburg, The Netherlands J.A. Van Gisbergen 2013 The Netherlands Architects: Bedaux de Brouwer Architecten Year Completion year of this architecture project Year: “COPY” photographs: Filip DujardinPhotographs: Filip Dujardin Photographs Save this picture!© Filip Dujardin+ 22 Share Houses CopyAbout this officeBedaux de Brouwer ArchitectenOfficeFollowProductsGlassConcreteBrick#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesTilburgHousesThe NetherlandsPublished on August 26, 2014Cite: “Bedaux-Nagengast Residence / Bedaux de Brouwer Architects” 26 Aug 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
TechPost | Episode 9 | Pay with Google, WAZE – the new Google Maps? and Speak don’t Type! Linkedin Advertisement TAGSCervical CheckhealthLimerick City and CountyNews Previous articleHospital’s Art and Culture WeekNext articleCollege Radio gets totally wired for Record Room live show Bernie Englishhttp://www.limerickpost.ieBernie English has been working as a journalist in national and local media for more than thirty years. She worked as a staff journalist with the Irish Press and Evening Press before moving to Clare. She has worked as a freelance for all of the national newspaper titles and a staff journalist in Limerick, helping to launch the Limerick edition of The Evening Echo. Bernie was involved in the launch of The Clare People where she was responsible for business and industry news. Facebook WhatsApp NewsHealthVicky last in line to see cancer reportBy Bernie English – September 12, 2018 2351 Housing 37 Compulsory Purchase Orders issued as council takes action on derelict sites Vicky PhelanVICKY Phelan, the Limerick woman who lifted the lid on the Cervical Check cancer screening scandal, and other women affected by the issue were not given a preview of important new report despite assurances from Health Minister Simon Harris.Ms Phelan has been diagnosed with terminal cancer but was not told for three years that an audit of cervical tests had revealed that abnormalities had been missed.Sign up for the weekly Limerick Post newsletter Sign Up This Tuesday, Irish newspapers published an outline of what was contained in the report drawn up by the independent expert, Dr Gabriel Scally, despite promises that the women affected and their families would have sight of it before it was put into the public arena.Lorraine Walsh, one of two patients representatives appointed by Health Minister Simon Harris to a steering committee tasked with overseeing changes to the screening programme, said in an interview with RTE that Vicky Phelan and other women had been re-organising personal commitments to meet Dr Scally ahead of the publication of the report on Wednesday.She said: “I know Vicky was due to have treatment, her life-saving treatment in Dublin, and she was trying to change that so she could be briefed by Dr Gabriel Scally.Ms Walsh said the group was already “emotionally charged” ahead of the report being published and the leak was very upsetting.“It had been confirmed to us yesterday by Gabriel Scally and the minister that we would be briefed prior to the report going to Cabinet or published.“And to wake up this morning and to see news of it all over the papers, it’s just heartbreaking.“It’s just so disappointing that throughout this whole experience the main information source that we have is the media.”The report contains a series of recommendations concerning the need to review screening services and governance issues and open disclosure to any person affected by issues connected with the programme in the future.Long and short-term measures have been recommended in the report but Dr Scally has said that a commission of investigation into the CervicalCheck crisis does not need to be established.
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Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago In a letter to the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) Director of Regulatory Affairs Alicia Nealon encouraged the NCUA to use its 2015 Regulatory Review as an opportunity to provide credit unions with regulatory relief.About one-third of the NCUA regulations were addressed in the regulatory review, including regulations field of membership, credit union bylaws, and loan participations, according to the NAFCU. Nealon also attached her organization’s “wish list” for regulatory relief, which contained the “Top 10″ regulations NAFCU wishes to eliminate. The list included Improve the process for credit unions seeking changes to their field of membership and providing more meaningful exemptions for small institutions.”Acknowledging this increasing regulatory burden, NCUA Chairman (Debbie) Matz announced in March 2015 that the agency was ‘committed to making 2015 the year of regulatory relief,'” Nealon wrote. “NAFCU agrees that the agency needs to focus on ways to provide much-needed relief to credit unions, many of whom are struggling to survive in a post-Dodd-Frank environment characterized by overwhelming compliance burdens.”In the letter, Nealon expressed concerns about the plans of the Financial Accounting Standards Board to finalize a new standard for the financial reporting of credit losses. The new standard would require credit unions to artificially increase their balance sheet allowances and reduce capital available to them, according to NAFCU. Nealon also related the suggestions made by NAFCU as to executive compensation, designation of low income status, fixed assets, capital adequacy, investment and deposit actitivies, and credit union mergers.Nealon suggested the following regulatory updates in her letter:Streamlining the process of applying for Field of Membership expansions or conversions, and removing the non-statutory requirements that impose limitations on community charters based on geography and populationGiving credit unions more flexibility to modernizing the federal credit union bylawsIncreasing the clarity in loan participation regulations, in order to encourage more credit unions to utilize loan participationsNealon also shared NAFCU’s suggestions relating to executive compensation, designation of low-income status, fixed-assets, capital adequacy, investment and deposit activities, and credit union mergers. NAFCU Exhorts NCUA to Use Recent Review as the Basis for Regulatory Relief Tagged with: Credit Unions Dodd-Frank Regulatory Relief August 4, 2015 929 Views Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Credit Unions Dodd-Frank Regulatory Relief 2015-08-04 Brian Honea Print This Post Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Brian Honea’s writing and editing career spans nearly two decades across many forms of media. He served as sports editor for two suburban newspaper chains in the DFW area and has freelanced for such publications as the Yahoo! Contributor Network, Dallas Home Improvement magazine, and the Dallas Morning News. He has written four non-fiction sports books, the latest of which, The Life of Coach Chuck Curtis, was published by the TCU Press in December 2014. A lifelong Texan, Brian received his master’s degree from Amberton University in Garland. The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Sign up for DS News Daily 
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“We have addressed all contamination issues on the site in their entirety and carried out all necessary remedial work, to the satisfaction of the city and environmental authorities. City officials have confirmed that the site contamination has been properly addressed and that the ongoing monitoring arrangements offered by the University meet the Council’s requirements.“We are conscious of the City Council’s requirement that the University should place fewer than 3,000 of its students in private rented accommodation to reduce pressure on Oxford’s housing market and the purpose-built Castle Mill accommodation enables us to achieve this goal.“The University will continue its discussions with the City Council and local residents to refine proposals for landscaping.”A spokesman for Oxford City Council, told Cherwell, “We have advised the University that it would be occupying the development at its own risk and that planning conditions have not been discharged.“Our legal advice is that the discharge of planning conditions, where linked to occupation, creates an unusual circumstance where a further screening opinion is required. Whilst we understand there may be different approaches in this context, the Council was obliged to act on our legal expert’s opinion in this case.“The Council is also taking legal advice on the options for enforcement, although we know the Courts are reluctant to support early action until all options have been explored.”In a statement, Helen Marshall, director of CPRE Oxfordshire, said, “Serious planning and environmental issues, including concerns over contamination, remain unresolved.“The planning permission granted to the university expressly says that the buildings should not be occupied until a number of important planning conditions are met.“If Oxford University is at all serious about seeking to resolve the disastrous impact of these buildings, it will defer student occupation.“However, if they should seek to go ahead, the city council should use its enforcement powers to prevent student occupation.” The five-storey buildings will provide 439 graduate accommodation units, set to be put into use by Oxford University this term.However, concerns about contamination of the former railway sidings site have prompted the Oxford City Council to reassess the construction. The Council has advised that the University will be occupying the development “at its own risk” before the discharging of planning conditions.The environmental impact of the development has sparked opposition from local groups, including the Campaign to Protect Port Meadow, in addition to the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE).The CPRE will take its case regarding its concerns over the flats to the High Court, sitting in Birmingham, on 23 October.Members of Protect Port Meadow campaign, which has held a number of demonstrations in opposition to the development, have vowed not to protest on the Castle Mill site once students have moved into the accommodation.In a statement, a spokesperson from Protect Port Meadow said, “We are extremely surprised that the University is moving in students before planning conditions are discharged, but our campaign has no intention of protesting directly around the students and their families.“We will continue to campaign actively against the University until you have done far more to mitigate the views that these dreadful buildings and shabby planning process have ruined, but we will not do so on or around a site where students and their families may have occupied.”An Oxford University spokesperson said, “The University is to house students for the next academic year in the new graduate accommodation at Castle Mill as planned. We are confident both that the site is fully environmentally suitable for residential use and, after taking independent legal advice, that we are acting reasonably and responsibly in using the accommodation for its intended purpose. The City Council has been informed as part of our continuing dialogue on the project.
A funeral mass was offered May 23 at St. Anthony Church for George J. Marano Sr., 89, of North Bergen. He passed away surrounded by his family on May 20. He was born in Italy and lived for most of his life in North Bergen. George was an Electronic Technician for CBS Television in New York City for over 30 years before retiring in 1991. He also was a Navy veteran serving in the Korean War. George was the husband of Dolores (Pedati) Marano. He was the father of George J Jr., Stephen and Christopher Marano and the father in law of Peggie, Colleen, Maria and Kellie Marano. He was also the grandfather of Cristian, Matthew, Katie, John Kathryn and Margaret Marano.Services arranged by the Leber Funeral Home, Union City.