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Findit, Inc. Provides First Quarter Recap and Projects First Quarter Profit - Vimarsana News

Findit, Inc. Provides First Quarter Recap and Projects First Quarter Profit

Findit, Inc. Provides First Quarter Recap and Projects First Quarter Profit Projected Earnings for the First Quarter Findit is projecting a profitable first quarter to 2021. The company is completing it financials and will be filing its first quarter financials on OTC Markets prior to the required filing period to remain current. The company continues to look at options to reduce costs where it makes sense, while also increasing revenue in areas that are profitable. Exiting the CBD B2B Space The company, which was in the CBD space in 2020 selling mainly B2B to TJ MAXX and Marshalls, was able...

'F.T.A.': When Jane Fonda Rocked the U.S. Army - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

'F.T.A.': When Jane Fonda Rocked the U.S. Army - The New York Times

‘F.T.A.’: When Jane Fonda Rocked the U.S. Army A newly exhumed documentary delves into the actress’s anti-Vietnam vaudeville tour of American military bases in 1972. Donald Sutherland and Jane Fonda in the 1972 documentary “F.T.A.,” which stood for something ruder than Free the Army.Credit...Kino Lorber March 4, 2021 “F.T.A.,” an agitprop rockumentary that ran for a week in July 1972, reappears as an exhumed relic, recording the joyfully scurrilous anti-Vietnam War vaudeville led by Jane Fonda that toured the towns outside American military bases in Hawaii, the Ph...

75 years post-Hiroshima, Jewish 'mother of the bomb' inspires spy thriller novel - Vimarsana News

75 years post-Hiroshima, Jewish 'mother of the bomb' inspires spy thriller novel

Otto Hahn and Lise Meitner, 1912 (Public Domain via WikimediaCommons) At a conference in 1937, Meitner shares the front row with (left to right) Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Wolfgang Pauli, Otto Stern and Rudolf Ladenburg; Hilde Levi is the only other woman in the room. (Friedrich Hund via WikimediaCommons) Chemist Lise Meitner with students (Sue Jones Swisher, Rosalie Hoyt and Danna Pearson McDonough) on the steps of the chemistry building at Bryn Mawr College. Courtesy of Bryn Mawr College. April 1959. (Public Domain via WikimediaCommons) However, Hahn wasn’t alone in making the discove...