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In news that probably will not shock anyone, "The Meg," the long-gestating screen adaptation of Steve Alten's best-selling novel, comes nowhere close to equalling the genius of Steven Spielberg's "Jaws"—considering that that film is one of the few truly perfect works conjured up in the history of American cinema. It is not even on a par with "The Shallows," the ingenious 2016 Blake Lively thriller that is probably the best of all the post-"Jaws" shark-based entertainments to come along in the ensuing decades. When all is said and done, it is little more than a cheesy thriller in which a jumbo-sized shark wreaks havoc on the cast until Jason Statham arrives to save the day—the only real question being whether Statham will actually punch the creature into oblivion or not. ("Sharkpuncher"—that does have a ring to it.) The good news is that it at least is perfectly aware of what it's supposed to be doing—supplying viewers with enough aquatic carnage (though not enough to threaten the PG-13 rating) to painlessly pass a couple of hours in the multiplex during the dog days of August—and manages to accomplish that modest goal with minimum fuss. The end result may be little more than an exponentially more expensive version of those cheapo Syfy channel movies, but at least it has the good taste to be exponentially better as well.
Statham plays Jonas Taylor, the world's best deep-sea rescue diver. Well, he was the world's best until a rescue attempt in the Philippines went sour, and his claims that the ship was attacked by a mysterious unseen creature are dismissed as pressure-induced psychosis and cause him to lose everything. Five years later, he is on an unending bender in Thailand when he is visited by an old colleague, inevitably named Mac (Cliff Curtis) and, Mac's new boss, Zhang (Winston Chao), who is the head of an underwater research facility outside of Shanghai that is looking into the possibility of a previously undetected undersea realm beneath the floor of the Marianas Trench. While exploring this new world, the sub containing three members of the research team, one of whom just happens to be Jonas's ex-wife (Jessica McNamee) is hit by something and leaves them crippled and with a rescue window of about 18 hours. Would Jonas perhaps consider taking advantage of the opportunity to save his ex, confront his fears and prove that he wasn't crazy after all?
In a shocking turn of events, Jonas agrees and is taken out to the facility, where he is introduced to the highly selected group of walking cliches that include Rainn Wilson as the egomaniacal billionaire who is funding the whole thing, Ruby Rose as the edgy tech genius who is, perhaps inevitably, named Jaxx, Page Kennedy as the wacky African-American who doesn't know how to swim and didn't sign up for this, and Bingbing Li as Suyin, who is Zhang's daughter and who supplies the film with a precocious eight-year-old daughter (Shuya Sophia Cai), a potential romantic interest for Jonas and, perhaps most importantly, box-office interest from the increasingly important Chinese audience. (There are also a lot of additional people who mysteriously appear when needed and then vanish when they are not.) Anyway, during the rescue attempt, the creature attacks again and proves to be no less than a megalodon, a deadly shark about 70 feet long that had been assumed to be extinct. Before Jonas can say "I told you so" to everyone within earshot, it is discovered that the beast has managed to escape from the depths where it had been contained and has reached open water. Now he and the others must figure out a way to bring the megalodon down before it can use a crowded nearby beach as its reentry point to the top of the food chain.
"The Meg" (whose story, from what I understand, is quite different from the original novel) may not be the most ferociously original film ever made—to be fair, though, with a tale involving drunken divers, ex-wives, goofy money men and a shark most people do not believe exists, there are times when it feels less like a "Jaws" knockoff and more like a bizarre riff on "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou." The emphasis here is more on goofy action thrills than on gut-crunching scares and in that regards, it was a good idea to give the directorial reins to Jon Turteltaub, whose name may not symbolize horror filmmaking (depending on your personal stance towards "While You Were Sleeping," of course) but whose "National Treasure" films also told stories that started off being completely preposterous and then got progressively sillier as they went on. Here, he clearly went into the project knowing that he was never going to top "Jaws" in terms of thrills and instead takes a lighter, sillier approach—well, as light and silly as can be with a film in which people are eaten by sharks. The screenplay is filled with cliches but at least they have been deployed with a certain amount of wit and style this time around, and there are even a couple of moments in which he uses the audience's presumptions to make for some real surprises.
Serving as the center of all the surrounding silliness is Statham and while it may not necessarily sound like a compliment, he is actually the perfect person for a film like this. He has the straightforward heroic demeanor down pat while also possessing a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor that is a nice complement to the surrounding nonsense.
"The Meg" is no masterpiece by any means—the inevitable attack on swarms of innocent swimmers feels oddly truncated and the climactic battle is not nearly as exciting as some of the earlier action beats. However, it manages to hit upon a reasonably effective blend of action and humor that never sinks to the strained depths of the "Sharknado" saga and similar films that have emerged since the technology was developed to bring poorly rendered CGI sharks to the masses (and, truth be told, I also vastly prefer it to that "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" gibberish). And when "The Meg" finally arrives at its most overt "Jaws" reference, the film proves to be more clever and amusing than one might ordinarily expect under the circumstances. Who could ask for anything more—except for more sharkpunching, of course.
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Flappy Bird is a mobile game developed by Vietnamese video game artist and programmer Dong Nguyen (Vietnamese: Nguyễn Hà Đông), under his game development company dotGears.[1] The game is a side-scroller where the player controls a bird, attempting to fly between columns of green pipes without hitting them. Nguyen created the game over the period of several days, using a bird protagonist that he had designed for a cancelled game in 2012.
The game was released in May 2013 but received a sudden rise in popularity in early 2014. Flappy Bird received poor reviews from some critics, who criticized its high level of difficulty, plagiarism in graphics and game mechanics, while other reviewers found it addictive. At the end of January 2014, it was the most downloaded free game in the App Storefor iOS. During this period, its developer said that Flappy Bird was earning $50,000 a day from in-app advertisements as well as sales.
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Flappy Bird is a web based game developed using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This game is just like the mobile version we used to play on our past times. The game is uses HTML Canvas, CSS and Javascript to handle all the game fucntionalities.
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As a young girl I have always know who and what I want to be. For years I have let the belief and fear of those around me propel me to be something I know I am not meant to be. Something that happens to many young people my age. Of recent the voice of that young 5 year old girl whose eyes brighten up when conversations of architecture come to play has become to defining to sound out.
The art of translating one's vision, belief and values into a sketches that later become houses that people call home has always struck a chord in my heart. Architecture is not only about understanding the building and its functionality but it's also about how the architect translates the work and hand, subsequently leaving a piece of themselves in every design they do. It is hence not just a career but also a way of life. It compels one to intertwine their vision with that of the client not forget the environment at hand. Most ancient Greek building that have made their mark in architectural history depict such.
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I completed my undergraduate studies in Environmental Science from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Japan (Beppu-Shi, Oita-Ken). Having studied and lived in a foreign country awarded me the opportunity to be exposed to several cultural diversities hence enabling me to understand and work well with other people. It was at this university that I managed to graduate with an outstanding thesis award. This was attained through hard work and determination.
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Our Board Members
Founder, Managing Director & President of the Board of the ECWTM
Dean Walters
Founder, Managing Director & President of the Board of the Early California Wine
Trade Museum
For thirty-five years, Dean Walters pursued his trade as an antiques dealer and agent specializing in wine & Champagne related antiques leading to an increased awareness of California's impressive early wine trade before the onset of Prohibition. Collecting artifacts from this period became a passion as the significance of these rare wine trade artifacts became more apparent.
Dean's collection has become a substantial archive over the years. This website's galleries include many fine examples from the archive, revealing a comprehensive vision of California's early wine trade.
Dean has contributed numerous illustrated articles about the early California wine trade to the Wayward Tendrils Quarterly, a wine book collector's society publication. He was guest curator in 1994 for Copia in Napa, a museum for wine, food and the arts. He organized materials for their exhibition, Grapes in the Golden West which focused on California's early wine trade. In the fall of 2011 Dean created an exhibit and talk for the Cloverdale Historical Society Museum, with a focus on pre-Prohibition wineries of northern Sonoma County, including Italian Swiss Colony at Asti. Dean has organized many displays and exhibitions which are illustrated in our gallery's Past Displays & Exhibitions.
In 2013, he wrote and illustrated a chapter "California Wine Industry" for Wine Antiques & Collectibles, a book by Don Bull and Joseph Paradi, released by Schiffer Books Inc. In the early 1960s, Dean studied architecture in Berkeley at the University of California's School of Environmental Design. He later served four years in the U.S. Air Force as a language specialist. In the early 1970s, Dean received a bachelor of arts in illustration photography from Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, and practiced commercial photography in Portland, Oregon and in the San Francisco Bay area. Dean changed course in 1983. The wine antiques trade was a natural transition, having come from a family of antiques collectors in Sonoma County wine country, and having found an avid interest in California's wine industry as a student at UC Berkeley.
Dean and Stephanie Blythe married in 2006, and currently live in San Anselmo, Marin County.
Founding Board Member & CFO
Stephanie Blythe
Founding Board Member & Chief Financial Officer
Stephanie earned a BFA in fabric design from the Philadelphia College of Art (currently University of the Arts) in 1968, and an MA in Applied Psychology from The University of Santa Monica in 1988. Stephanie has enjoyed a lengthy and successful career with creations known as 'Art Dolls'. Recognized as one of the finest artists in her field, Stephanie has created a body of work that has been exhibited internationally and can be found in celebrated private and public collections including the Musee Des Arts Decoratifs at the Louvre in Paris, The White House Christmas Tree and The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures in Kansas City. Learn more about Stephanie's thirty-eight year career at her Website: stephanieblythe.com
Stephanie also shares her time and energy with two influential organizations dedicated to the welfare of the international doll community. She is an Artist and Board Member of The National Institute of American Doll Artists (NIADA), and The United Federation of Doll Clubs (UFDC).
Stephanie has been a long term advisor in the formation of the ECWTM, and joined the board of directors in 2015 as CFO, a position she holds today.
Founding Board Member, Vice-President & Secretary
Graeme MacDonald
Founding Board Member, Vice President & Secretary
Graeme MacDonald is a fourth generation Napa Valley grape-grower and winemaker. Born in San Francisco, he now lives in St. Helena with his family, and produces wine from his family owned property within the historic To Kalon Vineyard in Oakville. In 1954, his great-grandparents planted the first vines on the estate since prohibition. The resulting grapes have been sold exclusively to the Robert Mondavi Winery since its inception. Robert "Bob" Mondavi used to refer to his family as "the best grape-growers in the Napa Valley," a commitment that resonates today.
After graduating from the University of California at Davis with a degree in Viticulture and Enology, he founded MACDONALD with his brother Alex. Together they produce a Cabernet Sauvignon sourced from old vines planted by successive generations of their family. In 2012, Graeme took over farming their 15 acre vineyard, which is performed by his own hands. In 2016, he became the consulting winemaker at Blankiet Estate in Yountville. His interests include Napa Valley history and the To-Kalon and Oakville regions in particular.
Graeme is a founding member, currently our board's Vice President and Secretary, and member of the board since our incorporation in 2015.
Founding Board Member
Andrea Miller
Founding Board Member, since 2015
Andrea arrived in the United States from Austria as a small child with her family as part of post WWII displaced persons emigration program, and settled in San Francisco. She later attended San Francisco State University, graduating with a BA in English Literature in 1972.
She married Mark Miller, and for several years lived with him in Germany while he served in the U.S. military. They eventually returned to Napa to raise a family, as Andrea worked at Napa Valley College as an English instructor and writing tutor.
Her career changed in 2001 when she accepted a position for the De La Salle Christian Brothers Archives at Mont La Salle on Mt. Veeder close to Napa. Their archives held not only the history of the Catholic teaching order, but also the important records of their wineries in the Napa Valley, which included Mount La Salle winery on Mt. Veeder, and Greystone in St. Helena.
Andrea received archival certification from the Western Archives Institute in 2001, and went on to become Director of the Archives at Mont La Salle, and continued her education with courses in preservation in the digital era. She has written numerous articles about the District's history and the winery's role in the growth of the Napa Valley. She retired from her DLS post in 2015, and joined our organization soon after.
Founding Board Member
Justinian 'Justy' Brock
Founding Board Member
Justy's family legacy is deeply rooted in California history. His namesake and great-great grandfather, Justinian Caire (1827 to 1897), purchased Santa Cruz Island and the Santa Cruz Island Company in 1880, and built a grand two story brick winery on the island in the early 1890s.
Justy is also the great-great-grandson of Joseph Ballinger Chiles (1810 – 1885), who came to California by wagon train in 1841. Chiles purchased the Rancho Laguna de Santos Calle in 1850, the site of today's Davis, California, and later settled with his family in what would be named for him, Chiles Valley, where he established a grain mill.
A native Californian raised in Nevada City, Justy currently lives in San Francisco with his lovely wife Nikki and two children, Stella and Valentino.
Justy received a degree in Film & Digital Media at UC Santa Cruz in 2001, and was later certified as a sommelier by the Court of Master Sommeliers in 2007.
He is founder & CEO of Vinosmith (software for the wholesale wine trade) in San Francisco, continuous since 2012, and is an associate broker at Vinifera Wine Marketing in San Francisco since 2007.
Justy currently sits on the board and serves as treasurer for the Santa Cruz Island Foundation.
Board Member
Bo Simons
Board Member
Bo worked for the Sonoma County Library for 32 years, and for the Sonoma County Wine Library, for over 25 years. For the final five years of his library career, he was branch manager of the whole Healdsburg Regional Library, including the wine library. In these positions, he often provided academic, technical and business information to the Sonoma County wine industry.
Bo has been active in serving the information needs of the Sonoma County Latino community. His programming efforts for this community have included gang awareness programs, literary programs with Latin American and Latino authors, bi-lingual book groups and public forums on immigration reform.
As the first librarian in charge of the Sonoma County Wine Library, he has helped build the library into a world class collection centered on the science, technology and history of wine.
Bo received a BA in English, San Diego State University, 1975, and a Masters Library Science from UCLA Graduate School of Library and Information Science, 1978. Since retiring from the library in 2015, Bo has been working on a history of wine in Sonoma County. He started a series, Luminarias, featuring prominent authors at the former café/market/gathering place, SHED in Healdsburg.
Bo joined the ECWTM as a board member in early 2017, and assisted the ECWTM with their exhibition, The Golden Age of Wine in Northern California, in October 2017 at the Healdsburg Regional Library.
"I strongly believe that a museum devoted to the collection and preservation, indexing and dissemination of paper and real objects associated with California's vibrant, engrossing, surprising and enriching wine history is a noble and worthy endeavor."


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Adolescence is a delicate phase vis-à-vis adherence to antiretroviral therapy (ART) by young HIV-positive patients, who often drop out of treatment due to personal reasons or the transfer of their therapy management from pediatric to adult services.
Mozambique has the eighth-highest HIV prevalence in the world, particularly among adolescents aged 15-19. To help protect youth from sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) and treat those who are affected by them, in 1999 Mozambique launched the "Geração Biz" program. Its centerpiece was the setting-up of clinics (SAAJs) that provide advice to young people aged 10-24 to help them learn more about HIV prevention.
Aided by volunteer health activists, Doctors with Africa CUAMM has worked in support of five of these clinics in Beira since 2004, helping to promote reproductive health and STD prevention education. ART is immediately initiated in patients who test positive for HIV.
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SYDNEY, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — Australian experts urges to scale back large amounts of antibiotics being given to livestock to help address antibiotic resistance in humans, according to a report published on Monday in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Researchers from Australia's Monash University and Alfred Health found that on average, 182 tonnes of antibiotics were sold for use on animals every year between 2005 and 2010, while 121 tonnes on humans over the same period.
"The increasing intensification of modern food animal production has resulted in an increase in antimicrobial use in livestock, for both therapeutic and non-therapeutic purposes," the report said.
"There are a number of mechanisms by which antimicrobial use in animals affects resistance in human pathogens, such as transmission by direct contact and indirectly, through food consumption and environmental contamination."
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Q1 2019 ARC Document Solutions Inc Earnings Call
WALNUT CREEK May 13, 2019 (Thomson StreetEvents) -- Edited Transcript of ARC Document Solutions Inc earnings conference call or presentation Monday, May 6, 2019 at 9:00:00pm GMT
TEXT version of Transcript
Corporate Participants
* David Stickney
ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - VP of Corporate Communications & IR
* Dilantha Wijesuriya
ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - COO
* Jorge Avalos
ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO
* Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam
ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President
Operator [1]
Good afternoon. My name is Sheryl, and I will be your conference operator today. At this time, I would like to welcome everyone to the ARC Q1 2019 Earnings Report Conference Call. (Operator Instructions)
David Stickney, Vice President, Corporate Communications and Investor Relations, you may begin your conference.
David Stickney, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - VP of Corporate Communications & IR [2]
Thank you, Sheryl, and welcome, everyone. On the call with me today are Suri Suriyakumar, our Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer; Dilantha Wijesuriya, our Chief Operating Officer; and Jorge Avalos, our Chief Financial Officer.
Our first quarter results for 2019 were publicized earlier today in a press release. The press release and other company materials are available from our Investor Relation pages on ARC Document Solutions' website at ir.e-arc.com.
Please note that today's call will contain forward-looking statements that fall within the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements are only predictions based on information as of today, May 6, 2019, and actual results may differ materially as a result of risks and uncertainties that we highlight in our quarterly and annual SEC filings.
This call will also contain references to certain non-GAAP measures, which are reconciled in today's press release and in our Form 8-K filing.
I'll now turn the call over to our Chairman, President and CEO, Suri Suriyakumar. Suri?
Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President [3]
Thank you, David, and good afternoon, everyone. While we had a short quarter to start with, we made the most of it. With 1 less day of sales in the period, we still managed to grow our EBITDA, expand our gross margins and improve our cash flow over last year. Our performance was no accident, considering we did all this on a small decline in consolidated sales and higher SG&A costs.
Our first quarter sales performance featured double-digit growth in AIM and a strong showing in Equipment and Supplies sales particularly in China. CDIM took a small step back from the growth trajectory we established in 2018, but as we have discussed in the past, we don't expect to overcome continuing trend declines all at once. This quarter, macroeconomic conditions, a little bit of weather and, as noted, 1 less day in the period added up to a decline in this part of our business. None of these things were impossible obstacles in themselves, but taken together, they slowed us but did not stop our progress.
Likewise, in MPS, we continue to increase the acquisition of Regional Flyers in our traditional market and explore new industries where offering can make a difference. However, we are not capturing the national contracts we have seen in the past nor do we expect to.
The landscape for larger companies continues to change as a result of the economic and technological drivers, not to mention dramatically increased M&A activity. To put that in perspective, more than 1,000 [ENC] companies were involved in a transaction of one kind or another in 2018, adding up to more than 500 deals in the past year alone. Since the recession, the industry has dropped about 400 annually.
Targeting smaller, regional clients and battling lower print volumes means we must capture more of the different kinds of clients, but our progress in this area has been encouraging.
Overall, I remain positive with regard to our long-term strategy to protect and perhaps even grow print revenue. We are challenging the status quo as the quarters leading up to this one, not only have demonstrated our resilience, but also have proven how agile we have become in capturing new opportunities in markets that are often old.
On another note, our employees are engaged and the morale is high. But as we all know, the employment environment we are working on is challenging. Retention is a constant issue as our people don't have to look for jobs. Instead, they are being sought after as demand consistently outstrips supply.
Throughout last year, we made changes to our compensation plans and our benefit plans to both keep good employees in place through new pay-for-performance initiatives and to make sure all of our employees understand how much we appreciate their efforts. You'll start to see the effect of those changes in the coming quarters.
In the next few minutes, you will hear about our latest technology release and how, as counterintuitive as it sounds, using the technology is to increase our print business. You'll hear about the achievement of private certifications, such as HIPAA, to help us in drive more work into our service centers. You'll also hear about our financial performance that delivered profitability gains this quarter. Also, a new authorization from our Board to consider [share-based] features. This is all activity that has potential to deliver another positive year for ARC and its shareholders and, with these points in mind, I'm maintaining the financial outlook we announced in February 2019.
With this as a backdrop for further discussion, I'll turn the call over to Dilo for some additional color in our operations, and then we will conduct a brief overview of the financials with Jorge before taking your questions. Dilo?
Dilantha Wijesuriya, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - COO [4]
Thank you, Suri. As the quarter was 1 day shorter than last year, we were able to improve our sales on a daily basis throughout the period. We did so even while challenged with a few disruptions from operations in some of the Northern states due to tough weather conditions and pressure from a decline in homebuilding on the West Coast. Our project printing exposure to the residential market is relatively low nationwide, but a cooling market in California after several very strong years affected our service centers there.
In the first quarter, we introduced our new ARC print app to our customers and prospects. Many of our customers travel between their offices and project site and managing print jobs on the go is very challenging. Our new app will help customers to place orders, track them and request quotes through their mobile devices. Also, our app will connect our customers to each of our 190 print centers worldwide. With a few taps on their phone, they can get ARC to print and distribute prints anywhere they work.
Our customers manage their digital documents in multiple cloud platforms, such as SKYSITE, Google Drive, Box and Dropbox. That's why the app features access to virtually any documents stored in the cloud and provide seamless connectivity between the digital documents and our print centers. The habits and demographics of our customers are changing, and in the future, mobile apps will play a significant role in the way customers interact with ARC print centers.
This quarter, we are also pleased to announce that 4 of our AIM production centers were approved as HIPAA compliant. This enables us to start selling our AIM services to companies that have protected health care information. We are currently working on receiving HIPAA approval for our SKYSITE cloud application as well.
We had good growth in sales for AIM services in the first quarter. New revenue from our facilities solution as well as scanning and archiving services are helping us to expand this revenue line. ARC operation teams were the source of our healthy margins during the quarter as they kept a close watch on costs throughout the period. Our ongoing focus is new customer acquisition, selling additional services to our existing customers and managing an efficient production process at our service centers. We know that our customers are busy, and we continue to focus on our efforts on improving our market share to protect print revenues in the future.
With that as a backdrop for operations, I'll turn the call to Jorge. Jorge?
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [5]
Thanks, Dilo. Overall sales for the quarter declined less than 1% year-over-year for the reasons Suri and Dilo outlined. The decline in sales was partially offset by growth in AIM and an increase in equipment sales in China.
Normally, low-margin equipment sales would have a dilutive effect on our margins. But thanks to aggressive measures to reduce our cost structure, gross margins not only remained strong but, in fact, outpaced our 2018 Q1 performance by 70 basis points.
Our adjusted EBITDA also grew year-over-year, turning in a $330,000 or 3% increase from prior year. This is a remarkable achievement considering that we had $590,000 decrease in sales and a $340,000 increase in SG&A as we continue to work through high medical expenses among other items. We anticipate higher medical costs than usual through the end of the year. But to the degree we can predict these things, we expect these costs to be in line with 2018 with a possible moderation as the year progresses.
We ended the first quarter with nearly $19 million in cash on our balance sheet, an increase of $4.8 million over prior year Q1 and paid down our senior debt by another $5 million during the quarter. Cash flow from operating activities were $2.7 million for the quarter or up $4.6 million as compared to prior year. We expect to end 2019 with the strong cash flows reflected in our annual guidance.
As a reminder for those of you developing your forecast, the recent Tax Reform Act would lower effective tax rate to 31% for the year, and our historical operating losses of nearly $80 million remained at our disposal. Therefore, cash taxes will not be material in the foreseeable future.
Two other changes are worthy of note for 2019. First, due to the recent changes in lease accounting rules, you'll see a gross-up on our balance sheet of approximately $50 million. The new guidance now requires us to record on our balance sheet all our operating leases as a right-to-use asset with a corresponding operating lease liability. This new guidance had no material impact to the income statement or cash flows.
Second, our Board has authorized a share repurchase plan that runs through March 31, 2021. We are authorized but not required to opportunistically purchase up to $15 million of our stock through the defined period. As we did in the past, we will use excess cash for both share repurchases and a continuation of aggressive debt pay-down as we deem appropriate based on market conditions. For those of you who are new to the company, ARC had a similar repurchase authorization plan in place from the beginning of 2016 through the end of 2017, over which time we purchased approximately $9 million of our own shares.
I'll wrap up with a reminder that our guidance for the full year remains in place with earnings per share at $0.17 to $0.22, cash flow from operations to be in the range of $47 million to $52 million and $52 million to $57 million for adjusted EBITDA.
With that, I'll turn the call back to Suri. Suri?
Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President [6]
Thank you, Jorge. Operator, at this time, we are happy to take our listeners' questions.
Questions and Answers
Operator [1]
(Operator Instructions) We have a question from [Glenn Primack of PDT Capital].
Unidentified Analyst, [2]
The gross margin, is that -- again, is that based on mix? Or is that more -- you guys really tackled the cost of goods sold line?
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [3]
We really tackled the cost of goods sold line. Actually, the mix was unfavorable since it was overweight...
Unidentified Analyst, [4]
For the equipment.
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [5]
Yes, which usually drops our margin. So hence, why we were pretty happy with the performance from a margin perspective.
Unidentified Analyst, [6]
Okay. And then, yes, because now it got eaten some by the SG&A. And that's still -- is that a continuation from last year's medical? Or is it just basic health care in America where you just pay more?
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [7]
Yes. And it's a continuation from last year. We still have those high claimants. I mean -- so it's not increasing over last year, but it's in the range of last year. And then we had a few other little miscellaneous things that are really worth mentioning that caused that $300,000 increase.
Unidentified Analyst, [8]
Okay. And then the CDIM, are you holding your share, you think, in California?
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [9]
I think for the most part, we have...
Unidentified Analyst, [10]
Because that was down a little bit, and you mentioned macroeconomic conditions, but like that's one of your power areas. So I'm just...
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [11]
No. I definitely think we're holding onto our share. You also have to consider we had 1 less business day also impacting that, that with a little softness in the West Coast, as we talked about in the housing. So it's not like we're losing customers. It's just more macro dynamics there.
Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President [12]
Yes. I'm pretty confident that, [Glenn], in terms of market share, I think we are in a good place there obviously because we have this so many new initiatives. And obviously, from a competitive standpoint, we can pretty much withstand any kind of pressure whether it's pricing or otherwise. So I don't think market share is an issue, but it's just macroeconomic conditions is what it seems like stuffing up a little in certain areas.
Unidentified Analyst, [13]
And if you had that 1 more day back, I'm guessing you would've had a little bit more flow-through into EBITDA from gross margin dollars. Is that...
Jorge Avalos, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - CFO [14]
Definitely. As you know, our infrastructure, our facilities, the cost is monthly what it is, our equipment cost is what it is. So when you get that additional revenue in, it comes at a pretty high contribution margin. So yes, that would be a good or correct comment.
Unidentified Analyst, [15]
And then last one. The announcement today with the capital equipment over at Riot. Was that spent during the first quarter? Or is that coming into the second quarter?
Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President [16]
That's mostly would be in the second quarter.
Unidentified Analyst, [17]
Okay. And I'm guessing that gives you maybe some competitive advantage within the whole Riot...
Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President [18]
Actually, yes. Yes, the new equipment that we invested is going to give us -- is going to strengthen us in our production centers. Cost of goods sold will be definitely positively impacted as well as securing new markets, new verticals for right color.
Dilantha Wijesuriya, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - COO [19]
So mostly, this, [Glenn], if you think about it, all the point of purchase, all the graphics we do in large offices or businesses, they are becoming very popular now. And we certainly have opportunity to grow our market share there. This is again market share grab. And we want to make sure we the liquid to do that. And we've had really some really good positive results with regard to that. So we continue to do that.
Unidentified Analyst, [20]
All right. Just one last one. Like, Dilo, you think the technology that you have in place is underappreciated somewhat by folks like me because it's interesting when you talk about being able to communicate with the print centers and everything's going mobile and you got different ways to get there on the communication front and through different backdrops whether it's SKYSITE, the Google. Just talk about that a little bit because I don't know who else can do it. And if it's like -- you feel like that's some ARC secret sauce, it'd be good to hear.
Dilantha Wijesuriya, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - COO [21]
So the way -- so it's an interesting question, [Glenn]. I mean the way we look at it, we really think, number one, the app is not to have a complicated work order field. That's not what we are thinking about. So basically, the theory is within 2 taps and a swipe or swipe and 3 taps or whatever that is. We should be able to get the information we want.
And interestingly, I don't know whether you know this, but whenever we do studies on this, we are finding much more people use mobile than we think they use. It's very interesting. Think about checking the weather. What do you use your mobile? To check the weather, order your food, get a cab, find out which restaurant you want to go to, listen to your music, get your boarding pass. So the use of app is really exploding. And literally, you do use apps for everything. It is not as predominantly in front of our face, but subconsciously, more and more people are using apps. And app simply means it's simple and easy and a few taps.
So what we have done with ARC app is really emulated that for our customers. So if you really want to know where your order is, just put your order number and hit, boom, we'll tell you where exactly it is. And if you want to deliver something, just press a couple of buttons, we can do that. You want to order something, pull out an order and then you can get do that.
So I think this -- there'll be more traction on this. We are finding more people are accessing the mobile devices these days than ever before.
So I think, again, there's no magic answer. We don't know that. We'll know soon. But for example, I mean, from our DSF, how much business do we get right now? This is customers directly ordering from the web.
Suriyakumar Kumarakulasingam, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - Chairman, CEO & President [22]
Dilantha Wijesuriya, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - COO [23]
Significant, right? Significant amount of business comes in through that. So that's -- these are all -- so there are multiple little small pockets through which business is building, [Glenn]. Whether it's [VIM] or whether you do drone services or its visualization services, through the apps, through DSF, a bunch of different channels. But when put together, that's all very positive. And remember, there's no sales reps here. When you do sell like this, people getting used to using our products, anyway. That's a long answer to your short question.
Operator [24]
There are no further questions at this time. I would like to turn the call back over to David Stickney for closing remarks.
David Stickney, ARC Document Solutions, Inc. - VP of Corporate Communications & IR [25]
Thank you, everyone, for listening today. We appreciate your continued interest in the company, and we look forward to talking to you again next quarter. Have a great evening. Bye-bye
Operator [26]
This concludes today's conference call. You may now disconnect.


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biological synthesis of pigments through microbes or fungi by fermentation
technology. Bacteria and fungi are mostly use because they have properties like
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are chemical compound that have ability to absorb light and produce color due
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are present in almost every organism, plants are primary producer, so, we
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animal structures. They are also produced in variety of fungi and bacteria.
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just beauty like chlorophyll and carotenoid play a role in photosynthesis. When
plant is under stress they produce flavonoids in high amount and quinones have
ability to convert light into chemical energy. Hemoglobin in animal play a role
in oxygen transport. Melanin is major pigment in animals and human that give
protection against sun rays. Many fungi also produced melanin that have role in
major cycles. Pigments have variety of pharmacological activities.
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industries. The great work has been done that link pigments with illness so
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different industries.by understanding the real source of pigments lead to their
better use in different industries. Delgado-Vargas,
F., Jiménez, A. R., & Paredes-López, O. (2000). Natural pigments:
carotenoids, anthocyanins, and betalains—characteristics, biosynthesis,
processing, and stability. Critical reviews in food science and nutrition, 40(3),
prehistoric time, aesthetic use of pigment was common but use of color to food
was first started by Egyptians. Mauvine was first synthetic color. These
synthetic colors extensively use in food industry but current toxicology testing
raise the concern regarding their use. Some dyes and pigments are responsible
for allergies and cancers e.g. benzene dyes are responsible for bowl cancer.
Synthetic pigments also hinder the environment so interest toward natural
production of pigment has been increased. Plant and microbes are two principal
sources of natural pigments. Pigments are naturally produce by plant but
large-scale production have limitation such as cost etc. Microbes such as
bacteria and fungi are best sources for pigment production due to several
advantages over plants.
Rao, N., Prabhu, M., Xiao, M., & Li, W. J.
(2017). Fungal and bacterial pigments: secondary metabolites with wide
applications. Frontiers in microbiology, 8, 1113.
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product attractive, world without colors cannot be imagine. The major
disadvantage of synthetic pigment is toxicity that why trend is shifted toward
microbial synthetic pigments.
A., Vishwakarma, H. S., Singh, J., Dwivedi, S., & Kumar, M. (2015).
INDUSTRIES. International Journal of Pharmaceutical, Chemical &
Biological Sciences, 5(1).
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knowledge increase demand for safer pigments and dyes and this shift hitting
the economy very badly. Filamentous fungi and various bacterial species have
been approved for production as well as variety of species are under
L., Caro, Y., & Fouillaud, M. (2017). Fungal Pigments: Deep into the
Rainbow of Colorful Fungi. Journal of Fungi, 3(3), 45.
This review
paper basically deals with natural and synthetic production of pigments and
their application in various fields. This is fast growing research area because
of advances in technology and requirement of natural based synthetic pigments.
Most common organism use for production are bacteria and fungi because they are
time and cost effective. Other systems such as plants can also be use but that
have negative impact. But still there are several issues that need to be
addressed related to bioproduction of bio-pigments.
Classification of pigments
Based on origin
on origin there are two major type of pigments
Natural pigments:
These are naturally produced by plants, animals,
bacteria and fungi through natural processes.
Synthetic pigments:
These pigments are produced in laborites either
through artificial system or through bacteria and fungi by fermentation
Based on chemical structure:
are two basic types
coordinated system
Conjugated systems:
These most common example of this system is
carotenoids and betalains.
Metal coordinated system:
Myoglobin is most common example of this system.
Based on FDA approval:
It includes
1. Certifiable
2. Non-certifiable
pigments that have FDA approval and mostly synthetic in nature.
pigment that can never get certification because they are natural and belong to
Distribution of natural pigments
1. Tetrapyrrole Derivatives
2. Isoprenoid Derivatives
3. N-Heterocyclic Compounds
4. Benzopyran Derivatives
5. Quinones
6. Melanin
These compounds consist of pyrrole ring and its example include
phytochrome that is common in algae.in cyclic compounds such as hemoglobin, porphyrin
is attach to iron atom. Tetrapyrrole derivates are more commonly found in chlorophyll.
Chlorophyll is present in plants as well as in algae and most important
function of chlorophyll is photosynthesis.
It includes purines, pterins, flavins, phenazines, phenoxazines and
betalains. Purines that are major component of DNA and RNA. Growth factors are
pterins and most common pterins is folic acid. Flavins play a role in redox reaction.
Phenazines are most commonly present in bacteria and phenoxazines are present
in fungi and bacteria.
Flavonoids are most common to this group which are phenolic compounds and
break down into 13 different classes color and oxidation state. These are most
common to vascular plants and 5000 flavonoids have been structurally
classified. Anthocyanin is most common pigment belong to flavonoids. Flavanone
and flavonoid are other pigment in this family. They play role as antioxidants,
sexual process in plant, photoprotection, defense mechanism and other
ecological functions.
These are important coloring agent but only present in some higher
organism as well as some microorganisms and they major application in food
industry. They play role in redox reaction and have high reactivity. The most
important quinone is carminic acid. They also play role as cofactor in many
They are not considering as important pigment but have a role in
alkaloids synthesis and only present in higher plants.
Melanin are not important for growth but have a severely important
function in defense role. They are capable of suppressing tumors and
Colors play a great role in different applications number of patents has
also been increased over years. FDA has proper guidelines for approval of
different pigments especially use for food, medicine. FDA have strict policies
regarding licensing of pigment because some pigments are capable of causing
cancer and other serious threats.
Delgado-Vargas, F., Jiménez, A. R., &
Paredes-López, O. (2000). Natural pigments: carotenoids, anthocyanins, and
betalains—characteristics, biosynthesis, processing, and stability. Critical
reviews in food science and nutrition, 40(3), 173-289.
Resources and
production of pigments:
o The major natural resources of
pigments are
1. Plants
2. Animals
3. Marine animals
4. Fungi
5. Bacteria
6. Algae
o The major synthetic resources of
pigments are
1. Bacteria
2. Fungi
3. Yeast
4. Mould
Kumar, A., Vishwakarma, H. S., Singh, J., Dwivedi, S., &
Kumar, M. (2015). MICROBIAL PIGMENTS: PRODUCTION AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES. International Journal of Pharmaceutical, Chemical
& Biological Sciences, 5(1).
Natural pigments and their production cycles
Plant pigments
It is major
photosynthetic pigment that is present in chloroplast. It has two major types chlorophyll
a and chlorophyll b. It has two basic chains that are linked to each other one
is phytyl side chain and other is non-isoprenoid porphyrin ring. So, it is also
known as prenyl pigment. In higher plants chlorophyll, a is major pigment and
chlorophyll b is accessory pigment but both have definite role in photosynthesis.
Chlorophyll is water insoluble pigment. Chlorophyll a is present in all plants.
Chlorophyll is majorly responsible for the photosynthesis. Chlorophyll a
function as a photo-enzyme and it is important organic compound. Another type
of chlorophyll that play a role in photosynthesis is accessory pigment chlorophyll
b. Chlorophyll a and b have similar structure with 4 pyrrole rings and joined by
CH bridges. Chlorophyll a and b have central atom that is heme group and magnesium.
Magnesium have catalytic role but its function is still unknown. Phytol ring is
most important because it allow the chloroplast to bind to other molecules in chloroplast.
Chlorophyll b is accessory pigment to chlorophyll a but differ from chlorophyll
a by side chain. Chlorophyll a has -CH3 while chlorophyll b has different
group. Chlorophyll a gives two bands. The one band is in blue-violet region
that is called soret region and is common to porphin. Other is red region that
is specific to chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is main light absorbing pigment because
without this absorption photosynthesis is not possible. In solution chlorophyll
b is blue green while chlorophyll a is yellowish green and this difference
narrow down green gap. Chlorophyll a play role in both reactions that is dark
or light reactions. It is primary donor in both photosystem I or II. Chlorophyll
b is most commonly present in photosystem II. Chlorophyll a and b both have their own importance because
without chlorophyll b, chlorophyll a cannot conduct photosynthesis. The system is
complex and coordinated so
Proper understanding
requires to understand each and every
factor alone and then move toward their relationship study.
Struck A. Cmiel E. Katheder I. a
Scheer H. Modifie reactio center fro Rhodobacter sphaeroides R26
bacteriochlorophyll wit modifie C- substituent a site B an B FEBS Leu., 268,
180 1990.
and PHOTOSYNTHESIS
light is responsible for photochemical reactions but light amount received by
plants and animals depends on light intensity as well as exposure duration. Light
is important for growth. Photosynthesis is a process in which plant use carbon
dioxide, water and sun light and produce carbohydrate and it is anabolic
reaction. Photosynthesis take place in leaf and leaf have three basic type of tissues
that are epidermis, mesophyll and vascular bundles. Epidermis is a outer layer
that do not contain chloroplast. It has outer waxy layer that inhibit water
loss and its thickness vary specie to specie. Epidermis has small openings call
stomata that are responsible for transpiration and gas exchange. Upper epidermis
has more stomata than lower epidermis. Mesophyll are the house where
photosynthesis take place and these cells contain nucleus and cytoplasm. These cell
form parenchyma tissues and cell have basically have two parts that are
parenchyma palisade and spongy parenchyma. All mesophyll cell has chloroplast
but chloroplast is high in number in palisade. Vascular bundle includes xylem
and phloem that play role in conduction of water and food. These are present on
both upper and lower epidermis. Leaf traces connect the vascular bundle of stem
and leaves. Raw material for photosynthesis is carbon dioxide, water and light.
Atmosphere is source of carbon dioxide. Sun is source of light and plant have
pigment that absorb sun light and carryout photosynthesis.
Mishra, S. R. (2004). Photosynthesis in Plants. Discovery Publishing House.
Plant have different
organelles one of them is chloroplast that play a role in photosynthesis. Based
on chloroplast plant can be autotrophic or heterotrophic. Chloroplast has
several types depending on color that are leucoplast, chromoplast and chloroplast.
Chloroplast is most common to leaves but chromoplast is present in flowers.
Instead of these there are other types such as amyloplast and proteinoplast
that are storage products. Amyloplast store starch and starch is made up of
amylose and amylopectin. Proteins also accumulate in different forms in proteinoplast.
Lipids also store plastid and termed as elaiplast. Under specific conditions
chloroplast also store starch and named as chloroamyloplast. Chloroplast have
fully developed functional membrane but leucoplast and chromoplast lack fully
functional membranes. Plant vary based on C3 and C4 pathways. Monocotyledon and
dicotyledon have this C3 pathway and it take place in mesophyll. Chloroplast is
double membrane and space between two membranes allow the movement of
molecules. This gap lack chloroplast. Chloroplast also has stroma where dark
reaction occurs and has important enzymes. Chloroplast is self-replicating
organelle so have DNA and ribosomes. Ribosomes can be free and can attach to
chloroplast membrane. Light photosynthetic reaction occurs in chloroplast
membrane. Thylakoid membrane has different protein and enzymes that are
essential for photosynthesis. The photosystem II and electron transport chain
is specifically related to thylakoid membrane. Photosystem I is predominant in
stroma. Light absorbing pigment are major part of thylakoid membrane and in
higher plant these pigments are chlorophyll and carotenoid. Chlorophyll a is major
pigment and have different forms. The two most common forms are short
wavelength absorbing chlorophyll a that reside in photosystem II and other
absorb large wavelength that reside inside photosystem I. Chlorophyll b is a
supportive pigment and present in photosystem II. Carotenoids are also present
along with chlorophyll and play major role in photosynthesis. Carotenoids are
located inside thylakoid membrane. Other type of plants is those with C4
pathway and photosynthesis take place in mesophyll cells. C3 and C4 plant have
different chloroplast organization. C4 plants are divided into three different
group based on reaction catalyzing enzyme and these also vary in chloroplast organization.
Another class of plastid is chromoplast that do not contain chlorophyll but
have ability to store carotenoids. They impart color other than green that can
be red, yellow and orange. They do not dominantly express in leaves but give
color to fruits, flowers and vegetables. Chromoplast do not have fully develop
membrane system but can produce and store the carotenoids. Chromoplast vary in
size and shape and in intracellular properties. The chromoplast can be derive
from leukoplast and chloroplast. If chromoplast develop from the chlorophyll
then thylakoid membrane is degraded. There are different classes of chromoplast
but most common is globulous. Plastid die through programmed cell death called
as plastid senescence. All organs and organelles have their own time of death.
Leaf dies because of chlorophyll lack or absence of necessary proteins and
enzymes. Chlorosis is a condition in which plant lack the chlorophyll due to
any stress such nutrient deficiency. As the chlorophyll degraded, carotenoids
also degraded but as compared to chlorophyll, carotenoids are more stable.
Evergreen plants have plastid that at the end of vegetative year change into
chromoplast. There are plants that contain chloroplast for long years but
seasonal changes also occur in them. Tetrapyrrole are very important in
biochemical reactions and use in food industry as additive.
There are variety of
pathway for synthesis but two majors are shemin and beale pathway. Shemin
pathway along with plants also present in animals and bacteria. The substrate
for this reaction is succinyl-CoA and glycine and reaction is catalyzed by
multiple enzymes, one of them is ALA synthase and product is alpha-amino-beta-cetoadipic
acid. ALA-synthase is present in chloroplast. Beale pathway is multistep
process that occur in chloroplast with the substrate glutamate and
alpha-ketoglutarate. First of all, glutamyl-tRNA complex is formed that later
transformed into glutamate-I-semialdehyde that later transformed into sigma
ALA. ALA undergo several steps to form protoporphyrin. Firstly, ALA transformed
into porphobilinogen that then transform into uroporphyrinogen. In the presence
of several enzymes, uroporphyrinogen into coporphyrinogen that give the major
product protoporphyrogen. Protoporphyrin is transformed into
protochlorophyllide through insertion of iron and magnesium and then
esterification lead to formation of isocyclic ring and finally chlorophyll a is
formed. Chlorophyll a synthesize in the presence of light. However, chlorophyll
b synthesizes in dark from chlorophyll a.
Mohammad Pessarakli – 1996
The chlorophyll a and b have
structures differences. Chlorophyll a is C20 molecule that has phytol chain and
7-methyl. Chlorophyll a use as model for other chlorophyll structure
comparison. Chlorophyll b has 7-formyl instead of 7-methyl.
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whatsoever and started out doing Psych transcription. I moved directly from Psych to acute care transcription without any additional training. I even started doing some of the most difficult dictators right off the bat and the MTSO couldn't believe that I could do them.
2 weeks, but the person I was supposed to train felt like she knew my job better than I did (although she knew squat) and was a pain to deal with, never on time, etc. so I only worked about a week of my notice before I left and told the person I was supposed to train that since she knew more than I did have at it. Anyway the owner wouldn't pay me for vacation. I filed a complaint with the labor board and they were more than happy to get my money for me.
Breitner can threaten all they want to. If you can document that you are owed monies, if Breitner can't prove that you aren't owed monies the labor board will be glad to collect your money. I would also file a complaint with the Attorney General . I have heard several people have had payment issues with them while the still worked for them. If people are willing to let them get away with it by just chalking it up to experience, then they will continue to try to get away with it. I'd contact the IRS too. I don't know what Breitner thinks they can do to you - let them threaten all they want to. A word of advice - DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT.
or something similar since I noticed that I spelled definitely wrong. And I should have said the post below and not above. But regardless, it is a US company that does not have anyone from India or any other country answer their phones. As a matter of fact, Joy is the woman usually who answers the phone. Say Hi from me.
Well, with the Chartnet platform it is possible to get good line counts. The problem is there isn't any work at this company. They have lost a lot of accounts! There is so little work and so many MTs that you will barely get the minimum line count!!!
And if your facility is outsourcing to them or you think (or have been told) that you will have a primary account that nobody else will be typing THEY LIE!!!
There are so many MTs that need work that they will be given access to your account!!!! You will slowly watch your work go away!!!
After leaving this company because of no work I wish you much luck...You are going to need it!!!
if they had said that to me, I'd know it for the truth. What I am is extremely good with an expander. I am not all that fast I don't think (300-325 lph). If could get through more than 2 lines without having to go in and fix something, I might make more money. I don't think I have ever gotten through anything other than a very short report without having to back up and fix something! I have been typing for about 35 years or so and you would think I'd get it, but I don't.
I have only been an MT for 12 years and I'll bet you are very very good in every way (shoo-in aside). Your typing skills must be top notch and I admire them. Don't like the hiney holes get to you.
It has been a VERY long day. Thanks!
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