Telehealth Pharmacy Offers Multiple Ivermectin Tablet Strengths Alongside a Growing Selection of Prescription Medications

United States, 20th Aug 2026 — Getting the medication you need should not have to mean waiting weeks for an appointment, navigating complicated insurance requirements, or making repeated trips to the pharmacy. All Family Pharmacy is working to simplify that process by giving patients a convenient way to access prescription medications and have them delivered directly to their door.

The company’s goal is straightforward: make legitimate prescription medications easier to access while maintaining appropriate medical oversight, quality standards, and competitive pricing.

Through All Family Pharmacy’s online platform, patients can submit their medical information for review by a licensed healthcare provider. When treatment is determined to be appropriate, a prescription can be issued and the medication fulfilled and shipped directly to the patient.

Among the medications available through All Family Pharmacy are ivermectin tablets offered in multiple strengths. Providing different tablet strengths gives licensed providers greater flexibility to prescribe an appropriate strength and regimen based on an individual patient’s circumstances rather than forcing every patient into a single standardized option.

“Healthcare shouldn’t be unnecessarily complicated,” said a spokesperson for All Family Pharmacy. “Our goal is to give patients convenient access to licensed medical professionals and quality prescription medications while making the entire experience—from medical review to delivery—as straightforward and affordable as possible.”

All Family Pharmacy has become particularly well known among customers seeking ivermectin, but its services extend far beyond a single medication. The company provides access to a broad selection of prescription medications covering a variety of healthcare needs.

Quality and affordability remain central to the company’s approach. All Family Pharmacy is committed to sourcing medications through appropriately regulated channels and providing properly manufactured and tested prescription products while working to keep prices accessible to patients.

For consumers paying out of pocket, medication costs can quickly become another obstacle to receiving care. All Family Pharmacy believes patients should have access to transparent, competitive pricing without sacrificing appropriate medical review or medication quality.

Convenience is another major component of the patient experience. Instead of requiring multiple trips between a doctor’s office and pharmacy, much of the process can be completed from home. Once a medication is prescribed and fulfilled, it can be mailed directly to the patient’s door.

That model can be particularly valuable for people with demanding schedules, individuals who live far from convenient healthcare services, and patients who simply prefer the privacy and convenience of managing appropriate healthcare needs from home.

The company also emphasizes human customer support. Patients with questions about the ordering process can contact All Family Pharmacy directly, while licensed pharmacy professionals are available for appropriate medication-related questions.

For All Family Pharmacy, the objective is not simply to put another pharmacy online. It is to improve the experience surrounding prescription healthcare.

Easier access. More convenient service. Appropriate medical oversight. Quality medications. Competitive prices. And delivery directly to the patient’s door.

Those principles continue to guide All Family Pharmacy as the company works to provide Americans with another option for accessing the prescription medications they need.

About All Family Pharmacy

All Family Pharmacy is a telehealth and prescription fulfillment platform focused on making healthcare and prescription medications more accessible, convenient, and affordable. Through an online medical review process, eligible patients can connect with licensed healthcare providers and, when medically appropriate, receive prescribed medications delivered directly to their homes. The company emphasizes medication quality, transparent pricing, responsive customer support, and a patient-focused healthcare experience.

Visit www.allfamilypharmacy.com for more information.

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Gary, IN 46402, United States, 20th Aug 2026 – Promax Pogo Pin, a prominent manufacturer of pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors and magnetic connectors, has confirmed that the company will exhibit at electronica, the international trade fair for electronic components, systems and applications, which is scheduled to run from 10 to 13 November at the Messe München exhibition centre in Munich, Germany. The company will occupy Booth 561/2 in Hall A3. The confirmation places the Indiana-based connector supplier among the exhibitors attending the biennial event, which draws component manufacturers, distributors and design engineers from across the electronics sector.

The trade fair has been held in Munich since 1964 and takes place every second year across the Messe München fairgrounds. The most recent edition attracted approximately 80,000 visitors and more than 3,000 exhibiting companies, with attendance recorded from around 90 countries. Exhibit categories span semiconductors, sensors, embedded systems, power electronics, measurement technology and electromechanical components, the last of which covers the connector segment in which Promax Pogo Pin operates. An accompanying conference programme runs alongside the exhibition halls and addresses technical and regulatory developments affecting component specification.

Promax Pogo Pin has indicated that its display will cover five product categories: pogo pins, pogo pin connectors, magnetic connectors, magnetic cable connectors and test probes. Both standard catalogue items and custom-configured assemblies are scheduled to be shown. Technical material prepared for the stand is expected to cover plating specifications, contact force ranges, current-carrying capacity and cycle life data, alongside documentation on tolerance control and testing procedures. The company has stated that sample components will be available for inspection so that visiting engineers can assess mechanical characteristics directly rather than relying on printed specifications alone.

“Exhibiting in Munich provides a direct route to engineers who specify connector components at the earliest stages of a design programme,” said Gavin, Manager of Promax Pogo Pin. “Much of the detail that determines whether a pogo pin is suitable for an application, including plating selection, contact force, travel distance and expected cycle life, is more easily worked through in conversation than in a datasheet, and a four-day exhibition brings a large number of those discussions into a single location.” 

The company manufactures connector components for applications in consumer electronics, aerospace and medical devices, and has operated in the sector for more than 15 years. Its production covers both catalogue items and connectors built to customer drawings, with configuration variables including pin diameter, stroke length, contact material and mounting format. Manufacturing is carried out to internationally recognised quality standards, and the company maintains documented inspection procedures for dimensional accuracy and electrical performance.

Demand for spring-loaded and magnetic connectors has been shaped in recent years by the growth of portable and wearable devices, docking systems and battery-powered equipment requiring repeated connection cycles without threaded fasteners. Medical instrumentation has presented a parallel set of requirements, particularly where components must tolerate repeated cleaning or sterilisation. European original equipment manufacturers represent a substantial portion of activity in these segments, and trade exhibitions have remained a common channel through which component suppliers establish contact with distributors and contract manufacturers operating in the region.

Preparation for the November exhibition is scheduled to run across the intervening months and includes assembly of a sample range, translation of technical documentation and coordination of meeting schedules with existing contacts and prospective customers. Company representatives will be present throughout the four days of the event to respond to technical enquiries, with the stand staffed from 9am to 6pm from Tuesday to Thursday and from 9am to 3pm on the closing Friday. Meetings with technical and sales personnel can be arranged in advance through the company’s event page, and the stand will also accommodate product demonstrations and consultations on custom configurations.

“Preparation between now and November will concentrate on assembling a representative sample range and supporting technical documentation for the stand,” said Gavin. “The intention is that discussions held in Munich will inform product development priorities over the following year, particularly in relation to higher-current designs and connectors intended for sealed or frequently cleaned environments.”

Promax Pogo Pin is a connector manufacturer based in Gary, Indiana, producing pogo pins, spring-loaded connectors, magnetic connector assemblies and test probes for customers in the consumer electronics, aerospace and medical sectors. The company supplies both standard components and connectors manufactured to customer specifications, and works with clients on design, prototyping and volume production. Participation in the Munich exhibition forms part of the company’s ongoing engagement with international component markets and follows continued interest in spring-loaded connector technology from manufacturers outside North America.

For additional information about electronica 2026 and related industry developments, contact Promax Pogo Pin at 480 Jackson St, Gary, IN 46402, USA. Enquiries regarding the company’s products, custom design services, technical documentation and sample requests can be directed to (765) 705-7361 or by email at tonyhoo@promaxpogopin.com.

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Carmel, IN 46032, United States, 20th Aug 2026 – XTJ CNC, a renowned provider of precision CNC machining services, has set out the tolerance standards applied to its machining work, describing how dimensional requirements are graded and what process controls attach to each grade. The description separates general limits, tolerances that sit within routine process capability, and the tighter bands that require additional setups, fixturing, and in-process measurement. The company has published the detail as buyers of machined components increasingly request written confirmation of achievable accuracy, and the controls behind it, before drawings are released for quotation.

Requirements are grouped into three broad categories. Dimensions carrying no individual callout on a drawing are held to a recognised general tolerance class, confirmed with the customer at quoting. Nominated dimensions that fall within routine process capability are machined and verified through standard inspection. A third category covers features requiring bands tighter than routine practice, which are accepted only after review of the geometry, the material, and the number of operations involved, and which carry additional controls agreed in advance.

The company has noted that tightening a tolerance carries consequences beyond the machining step itself. Tighter bands generally extend cycle times, increase tool change frequency, raise inspection sampling rates, and reduce the margin available before a component is rejected. For that reason, XTJ CNC advises customers to apply tight limits only to features with a functional requirement, such as bearing seats, sealing faces, or mating interfaces, and to leave non-functional dimensions at general limits. Drawings that apply uniform tight tolerances across every dimension are flagged during technical review, and alternatives are proposed where the drawing intent allows.

Equipment condition and process stability form part of the standard. Machine calibration schedules, spindle condition, tool wear monitoring, and compensation routines are recorded, and cutting parameters for tightly toleranced features are selected to limit heat generation and deflection rather than to shorten cycle time. Workholding receives particular attention, as clamping pressure sufficient to secure a part can also distort thin sections enough to move a dimension outside its band once the component is released.

“Grading the work is what makes tight tolerances practical rather than aspirational,” said Hafiz Pan, Director of Operations at XTJ CNC. “A drawing that identifies the four dimensions that actually matter can be produced accurately and economically. A drawing that treats every dimension as critical costs the customer money on features that will never be measured in service, and it consumes capacity that would be better applied to the features that carry the function.”

Secondary operations are accounted for in the tolerance applied at the machining stage. Where a component is to be plated, anodised, or heat treated after machining, the allowance for coating thickness or dimensional movement is calculated before cutting begins, and the machined dimension is adjusted so that the finished part falls within the drawing limit. Components requiring heat treatment between operations are sequenced so that critical features are finished after treatment where distortion is expected.

Verification practice covers measurement uncertainty as well as the measurement itself. Inspection equipment is calibrated on a recorded schedule, gauge studies are carried out where a measurement method is applied repeatedly to a tight band, and measurements on the tightest features are taken in a temperature-controlled area. Sampling frequency for production quantities is agreed at the outset, and inspection records are retained and supplied where the customer requires them.

The same standards apply across the facilities that XTJ CNC coordinates, including partner facilities in China used for volume production. Work in the tightest category is allocated to facilities whose equipment has demonstrated the required capability, with acceptance criteria and inspection documentation applied identically regardless of production location.

Demand for closer tolerances has increased across the aerospace, automotive, and electronics sectors, where component miniaturisation and tighter assembly stack-ups have reduced the dimensional margin available to designers. XTJ CNC accepts orders without minimum quantity requirements, and tolerance grading is applied to prototype quantities and production runs alike.

“Capability data is becoming as important to customers as the parts themselves,” said Pan. “Work planned over the coming period is directed at recording process capability more systematically and making that information available at the quoting stage, so that engineers can confirm whether a tolerance is achievable before a design is committed.”

XTJ CNC supplies precision machined components produced by milling, turning, and rapid prototyping in metals and engineering plastics, serving customers in the aerospace, automotive, and electronics industries. The company operates from Carmel, Indiana, and coordinates production across domestic and offshore facilities. The tolerance standards described reflect practice currently applied to work moving through the company’s quoting, machining, and inspection process.

For additional information about High Precision CNC Machining Services and related industry developments, contact XTJ CNC at 506 S Rangeline Rd, Carmel, IN 46032, USA. Enquiries regarding the company’s machined components, engineering support, tolerance grading, and inspection reporting can be directed to +1 218 527 7419 or by email at hafiz@cncpartsxtj.com.

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Carmel, IN 46032, United States, 20th Aug 2026 – XTJ CNC, a well-known provider of precision CNC machining services, has outlined the sourcing process the company applies when coordinating the production of precision machined components through manufacturing facilities in China. The description covers the sequence of steps that follows an initial enquiry, including technical review, facility allocation, inspection procedures, and freight documentation. The company has released the information in response to enquiries from buyers seeking clearer visibility of how offshore machining orders are managed, an area that has drawn closer attention as procurement teams review supplier arrangements, lead times, and compliance records across international supply chains.

The process begins with a technical review of the drawings and specifications supplied by the customer. Engineering staff assess dimensional tolerances, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing callouts, material specifications, surface finish requirements, and any secondary operations noted on the drawing. Where a specified feature would be difficult or costly to produce as drawn, the customer receives manufacturability feedback before the order proceeds. XTJ CNC has indicated that this stage is intended to resolve ambiguities in documentation prior to production rather than after parts have been machined.

Following the technical review, the order is allocated to a facility whose equipment matches the process requirements of the component. Allocation considers the machining operations involved, which may include three-axis and five-axis milling, computer numerical control turning, wire electrical discharge machining, and surface treatment processes such as anodising, plating, and powder coating. Component geometry, batch size, and material type are assessed together, with the aim of matching each order to equipment capable of holding the tolerances specified.

Facilities used within the network are subject to a qualification procedure. This covers equipment registers, machine calibration records, quality management documentation, and inspection capability, together with sample production runs assessed against the customer drawing. Facilities that have completed qualification remain subject to periodic review, and performance data covering dimensional conformity and delivery timing is recorded against each order.

“The sourcing process has been documented because buyers increasingly ask how an order is handled once it leaves the quoting stage,” said Hafiz Pan, Director of Operations at XTJ CNC. “Each stage produces a record, from the initial technical review through to the inspection report issued before shipment, and those records are available to the customer. Making the sequence transparent allows procurement teams to assess the arrangement against internal requirements rather than relying on assumptions about offshore production.”

Inspection procedures form a defined part of the sequence. First article inspection reports are prepared for new components, with measurements taken using coordinate measuring machines, height gauges, and optical comparators depending on the feature being verified. In-process checks are conducted during production runs, and a pre-shipment inspection is completed before components are packed. Material certificates and, where applicable, heat treatment and plating certificates are compiled with the inspection documentation and issued alongside the shipment.

Logistics arrangements are handled after inspection is signed off. Components are packed according to their finish and fragility, with options including individual wrapping, foam inserts, and custom crating for larger assemblies. Freight is arranged by air or sea depending on the delivery schedule agreed at the order stage, and shipping documentation includes commercial invoices, packing lists, and tariff classification details required for customs clearance. Order updates are managed through a single point of contact operating in United States business hours, and drawing revisions are version controlled to prevent superseded files from entering production.

XTJ CNC accepts orders without minimum quantity requirements, covering prototype quantities, low-volume batches, and continuing production runs. Materials processed include aluminium, stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, copper, titanium, and engineering plastics such as PEEK, acetal, nylon, and polycarbonate. Components produced through the network are supplied to customers in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, and general industrial sectors, where documentation requirements and tolerance specifications vary between applications.

“Procurement requirements around traceability and documentation are expected to remain a focus over the coming period,” said Pan. “The intention is to continue refining the inspection and reporting stages of the process as customer requirements develop, and to keep the facility qualification programme under regular review so that capability records remain current.”

XTJ CNC operates from Carmel, Indiana, and coordinates machining work through an international production network. The company provides precision milling, turning, and rapid prototyping services for metal and plastic components, supplying custom parts to manufacturers across a range of industrial sectors. The documentation of its sourcing sequence is presented as an account of existing procedure rather than a change to the services offered.

For additional information about China CNC machining parts and related industry developments, contact XTJ CNC at 506 S Rangeline Rd, Carmel, IN 46032, USA. Inquiries regarding the company’s components, services, technical review support, and inspection documentation can be directed to +1 218 527 7419 or by email at hafiz@cncpartsxtj.com.

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Phoenix, AZ, United States, 20th Aug 2026 – As Phoenix-area homeowners contend with extreme summer heat and high cooling bills, Noble Windows & Doors is highlighting how outdated windows can contribute to unwanted heat gain and how energy-efficient window upgrades may help improve home comfort and reduce cooling costs.

The Hidden Cost of Aging Windows

For many Valley homeowners, aging or single-pane windows can be an overlooked source of unwanted heat gain during the summer months. When outdoor temperatures regularly exceed 100 degrees, inefficient windows can allow more heat into the home, requiring air conditioning systems to work harder to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures.

Upgrading the windows can address one potential source of heat gain while also improving overall comfort. Noble Windows & Doors offers energy-efficient window installation for homeowners looking to improve their home’s performance during Phoenix’s hottest months.

What Energy-Efficient Windows Can Change

Energy-efficient windows can help reduce heat transfer through the glass while improving comfort throughout the home. According to Noble Windows & Doors, its energy-efficient window options can help reduce cooling costs by up to 30%, although actual savings vary based on factors such as the home, existing windows, installation, energy use, and other conditions.

For homeowners considering an upgrade, the potential benefits can extend beyond cooling costs:

• Less unwanted heat gain during Arizona’s hottest months
• Improved indoor comfort throughout the home
• Reduced demand on the HVAC system
• Potentially lower cooling costs, depending on the home’s existing windows and other factors
• Updated appearance and functionality through modern window options

Experience Across the Greater Phoenix Area

Noble Windows & Doors has improved more than 3,500 homes across the Greater Phoenix area and brings 25+ years of combined experience to window and door installation projects.

Homeowners can choose from multiple window materials and configurations, including vinyl windows and aluminum windows, based on their home’s needs, design, and performance goals.

About Noble Windows & Doors

Noble Windows & Doors is a licensed and insured window and door installation contractor serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and the surrounding Greater Phoenix area. With 25+ years of combined experience and more than 3,500 homes improved, the company specializes in energy-efficient window and door installation, custom window design, and home modifications. Learn more at noblewindowsanddoors.com.

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Phoenix, AZ, United States, 20th Aug 2026 – With Arizona’s monsoon season in full swing, Noble Windows & Doors, a licensed and insured window and door installation company serving the Greater Phoenix Valley, is urging homeowners to evaluate whether their doors and windows are prepared to handle the high winds, blowing dust, and heavy rain that define the region’s late-summer storm season.

Unlike Arizona’s dry summer heat, monsoon storms create conditions that put additional stress on a home’s exterior. Wind-driven rain can enter through deteriorated weatherstripping or gaps around windows and doors, while strong gusts may carry dust inside through worn seals or misaligned frames.

“Many homeowners don’t realize there’s an issue until a storm is already underway,” said a Noble Windows & Doors representative. “By that point, you’re dealing with water or dust inside the home. Checking your windows and doors before the next major storm gives you the opportunity to make repairs before they become bigger problems.”

The company notes that sliding and patio doors are particularly susceptible to wear because their tracks, rollers, and weather seals experience constant use over time. As these components age, they may no longer provide the tight seal needed to withstand Arizona’s seasonal storms.

Beyond weather protection, properly functioning windows and doors also help maintain indoor comfort during Arizona’s hottest months. Gaps around aging frames can allow conditioned air to escape while letting heat, dust, and moisture enter the home during monsoon storms, forcing HVAC systems to work harder.

Noble Windows & Doors encourages homeowners to schedule inspections before severe weather becomes more frequent. Identifying worn seals, damaged frames, or aging hardware early can help prevent more costly repairs, improve energy efficiency, and provide greater peace of mind throughout Arizona’s unpredictable monsoon season.

What Homeowners Should Check

Noble Windows & Doors encourages homeowners to schedule inspections as soon as possible to identify issues before the next major storm. In many cases, hardware updates or resealing can resolve minor issues, while older or significantly worn sliding doors, patio doors, or exterior entry doors may be better addressed with full replacement. The company also notes that many of the same aging windows that create vulnerabilities during monsoon season also increase cooling costs during Arizona’s extreme summer heat, making a single inspection beneficial for both weather protection and energy efficiency.

About Noble Windows & Doors

Noble Windows & Doors is a licensed and insured window and door installation company serving Scottsdale, Phoenix, and the surrounding Greater Phoenix Valley. With more than 25 years of experience and over 5,000 homes improved, the company installs energy-efficient windows, entry and patio doors, and custom design work backed by trusted manufacturer warranties, including Milgard, Andersen, and Therma-Tru products, along with the company’s own workmanship guarantee. More information is available at noblewindowsanddoors.com.

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EU-based startup brings the kind of personalized morning research once reserved for heads of state and major institutions to consumers for roughly three cents per briefing.

Cyprus, 20th Aug 2026 —Avos News today announced the public launch of its agentic AI-powered personalized news platform. The site provides each reader with a private front page, rather than another feed they must constantly check. Avos has been in private beta since March 2026, and is now launching publicly.

“Advances in agentic AI have changed the economics of the online news model,” explained Stef Roussos, founder and CEO of Avos News. “Instead of relying on a generalized algorithm, Avos can perform much of that research on a personalized basis and synthesize it into a front page that’s meaningful to the individual reader—at a measured generation cost of roughly three cents per briefing.”

Users tell Avos what they want to follow, e.g., topics, markets, companies, sources, and tone. Avos does the reading in the background. Its agents fetch, filter, and deduplicate hundreds of articles. The site then produces one personalized briefing delivered before the reader’s day starts.

The initial audience for Avos has been knowledge workers who currently piece together their morning view from many different sources. In particular, Avos has proven popular in pre-launch with active traders and finance/fintech professionals in Europe and North America. Roussos remarked, “Avos is like the personal research desk that used to be a privilege reserved for governments, large institutions and senior executives. Now, anyone can enjoy that kind of information screening and presentation to meet their unique needs.”

“Bigger picture, Avos is taking the online news industry away from engagement-driven feeds, doomscrolling and generic mass newsletters toward reader-controlled news,” Roussos added, “Each person defines their own information agenda.”

For more information, visit https://avos.news

About Stef Roussos 

Stef Roussos is a product designer and full-stack developer who studied at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College. He built Avos from concept into a live, paid, multilingual platform. 

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Gandhi Global Family and the Church of Scientology Netherlands honour Mahatma Gandhi and discuss cooperation on peace, human rights education and youth engagement.

Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, 20th Aug 2026 — Representatives of the Gandhi Global Family, the Church of Scientology Netherlands and Dutch and Indian civil society gathered at the Mahatma Gandhi statue on Churchilllaan in Amsterdam for a floral tribute dedicated to peace, non-violence and human dignity.

The commemorative ceremony brought together Mr. Ram Mohan Rai, General Secretary of Gandhi Global Family; Mrs. Krishnakanta Rai; Gerbrig Deinum, human rights activist Community Relations Director of the Church of Scientology Amsterdam; Gandhian and human rights advocate and Board member of the Mahatma Ghandu Statue Foundation Patricia Haveman ; Robert Kruijt, Director of Public Affairs at the Church of Scientology Amsterdam, and young Gandhian and ambassador for United for Human Rights; and members of the Indian and Dutch communities.

Participants reflected on the continuing relevance of Gandhi’s principles of truth, non-violence, satyagraha and compassion at a time of armed conflict, social division and growing intolerance. Speakers emphasised that these principles are not confined to a particular country, culture or historical period, but provide a framework for individuals and communities seeking peaceful responses to injustice.

Rai spoke about Gandhi Global Family’s work to advance Gandhian philosophy, interfaith harmony, human rights and international friendship. He described Gandhi as a figure whose moral legacy belongs to the world and whose example places responsibility not only on governments and institutions, but also on individuals.

In remarks subsequently reported by Punjab Kesari, Rai said Gandhi’s life continues to convey a message of truth, moral courage and service to humanity. He urged people to translate admiration for Gandhi into practical conduct, noting that displaying his image is easier than living by his principles.

Deinum reflected on the historical symbolism of a Gandhi statue standing on an avenue bearing the name of Sir Winston Churchill. Churchill was a determined opponent of Gandhi and famously used the dismissive description “half-naked fakir.” The passage of time, Deinum observed, demonstrated that the moral influence of non-violent action could endure beyond imperial power.

“The location carries a powerful message,” Deinum said. “Gandhi’s ideas were ridiculed by some of the most influential figures of his time, yet his commitment to truth and non-violence helped transform history. His statue on Churchilllaan reminds us that ideas rooted in human dignity can outlive prejudice, hostility and political power.”

Rai later described Deinum as a Gandhian friend encountered in the Netherlands, reflecting the personal relationships that can emerge when people from different national, religious and cultural backgrounds work around shared humanitarian principles.

The bronze monument, created by Dutch sculptor Karel Gomes, depicts Gandhi walking with his staff, glasses and sandals. It was unveiled on 2 October 1990, the anniversary of Gandhi’s birth, following an initiative by the Dutch-Indian organisation Triveda. The design surrounding the statue incorporates interwoven natural stone, symbolising the reconciliation of opposites pursued through Gandhi’s non-violent struggle against racism and oppression.

The date of Gandhi’s birth is now observed by the United Nations as the International Day of Non-Violence, recognising the universal significance of his philosophy and his contribution to a culture of peace, tolerance and understanding.

Patricia Haveman praised Mr. and Mrs. Rai for their sustained dedication to peace and humanity. She described their work as a source of hope for communities and proposed an international Gandhian gathering on 2 October in The Hague and at the Amsterdam statue, with online participation enabling peace advocates from other countries to contribute.

The ceremony also opened discussions about future cooperation in India between Gandhi Global Family and United for Human Rights. Areas under consideration include human rights education, peace awareness and youth engagement grounded in the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and informed by Gandhi’s commitment to non-violent social change.

United for Human Rights produces educational materials explaining the 30 articles of the Universal Declaration in accessible language. The programme is supported by the Church of Scientology and is used by educators, community organisations and human rights advocates of varied religious and cultural backgrounds.

The Church’s support for human rights education is inspired by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who maintained that spiritual freedom could not be separated from respect for fundamental human rights. He called upon Scientologists to support humanitarian efforts in the field, contributing to the development of educational initiatives intended to make the principles of the Universal Declaration more widely understood.

“The meeting in Amsterdam connected two important traditions of civic responsibility: Gandhi’s insistence that peaceful change begins with personal integrity, and the conviction that human rights must be understood before they can be effectively protected,” said Ivan Arjona, Scientology’s representative to the European Union, the OSCE, the Council of Europe and the United Nations. “European societies are strongest when people of different beliefs and backgrounds cooperate around human dignity, freedom of conscience and non-violence. Giving younger generations practical knowledge of their rights is an investment in peace and democratic resilience.”

The participation of the Church of Scientology Amsterdam continued its involvement in local interfaith and humanitarian activities. The Amsterdam Church, established in the city in 1972, works with community organisations and advocates on initiatives concerning education, human rights and social responsibility.

Robert Kruijt brought a youth perspective to the gathering, linking Gandhian thought with contemporary human rights education. Participants agreed that younger generations should encounter Gandhi not simply as a historical figure, but through discussions about how non-violence, moral courage and respect for others can guide responses to present-day discrimination and conflict.

The programme concluded with a collective pledge to carry forward Gandhi’s message of peace, compassion, non-violence and respect for human rights. The floral tribute served both as remembrance and as an expression of continued cooperation between Indian and Dutch participants committed to translating those principles into community action.

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Octopus Bridge connects Lightspeed Retail with Shopify, helping retailers synchronize inventory, products, pricing, customers and orders with a usage-based pricing model starting at $0 per month.

San Jose, CA, United States, 20th Aug 2026 – Octopus Bridge offers a Lightspeed Shopify integration that connects Lightspeed Retail point-of-sale systems with Shopify online stores, giving retailers a way to synchronize inventory, product data, pricing, customer records and online orders between their physical and ecommerce operations without manual data entry across systems.

Retailers who sell through both a physical store and a Shopify site often manage inventory and product information separately in each system. Without a connection between the two, staff may need to update stock levels and product details manually in more than one place, increasing the risk of inventory discrepancies, duplicate data entry and overselling. Online orders may also require manual entry into the POS system, a challenge that becomes more complex for retailers operating multiple store locations.

Octopus Bridge is a retail integration platform that connects a range of point-of-sale and ecommerce systems; the Lightspeed-Shopify connection is one of the integrations it supports. For Lightspeed Retail and Shopify merchants, the platform synchronizes:

• Inventory levels between POS and Shopify
• Product listings, including product variants
• Product Images
• Pricing updates
• Customer records
• Shopify orders

Multi-location inventory synchronization is supported where the underlying Lightspeed configuration allows for it. The integration is compatible with both Lightspeed Retail R-Series and Lightspeed Retail X-Series, though the two platforms do not behave identically at a technical level, and with Shopify and Shopify Plus.

A notable aspect of the offering is its pricing structure. Octopus Bridge’s Lightspeed-Shopify integration starts at $0 per month, using a usage-based model in which retailers pay according to the volume of Shopify orders synchronized through the platform. Retailers with no Shopify orders in a given period incur no usage charges. The model allows a smaller retailer processing a modest number of online orders to begin using the integration without committing to a large fixed monthly fee, while larger or higher-volume merchants scale their costs with order activity.

“Retailers shouldn’t have to choose between paying for integration capacity they don’t use and doing manual data entry to avoid it,” said AJ Jindal, CEO at Octopus Bridge. “A usage-based model lets a store that’s just getting started with online orders connect Lightspeed and Shopify from day one, without taking on a fixed cost that doesn’t match their order volume.”

For retailers running Lightspeed Retail in-store and Shopify online, the integration is intended to reduce the manual coordination required to keep both systems aligned. Rather than updating inventory and product data separately in each platform, or manually entering Shopify orders into the POS, retailers can rely on Octopus Bridge to keep the two environments synchronized on a near-real-time basis, supporting fewer discrepancies and more straightforward order processing as an online storefront grows alongside a physical one.

The integration is aimed at independent and multi-location retailers who want to expand or maintain a Shopify storefront without replacing their existing Lightspeed POS setup.

About Octopus Bridge

Octopus Bridge is a retail integration platform that connects point-of-sale and ecommerce systems, including Lightspeed Retail and Shopify. The platform helps retailers synchronize inventory, product, pricing, customer and order data across their sales channels, reducing manual data entry and helping businesses manage in-store and online operations through connected systems.

Retailers can learn more about the Lightspeed Shopify integration at Octopus Bridge.

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London, United Kingdom, August 20th, 2026, FinanceWire

David Mali of ARKBRIDGE at the Finance Magnates London Summit 2025 in London, discussing the growing role of AI and technology in modern trading and risk management.

ARKBRIDGE is expanding its AI-supported approach to portfolio monitoring and risk management, combining technology-driven market analysis with specialist human oversight to help traders and investors better understand and manage portfolio exposure.

The approach brings together AI-supported monitoring, manual market research, and diversified allocation strategies, with a focus on identifying changes in volatility, concentration, correlation, and overall portfolio risk.

David Mali, Senior Investment Specialist at ARKBRIDGE, is leading the company’s specialist perspective on the role of technology in modern trading and risk management. With more than 15 years of financial-market experience, Mali combines traditional research and professional allocation with technology-supported monitoring to develop structured risk frameworks for traders and investors.

Mali previously discussed the growing role of AI and technology in modern trading and risk management at the Finance Magnates London Summit 2025 in London.

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in global trading, Mali believes technology delivers its greatest value when it strengthens disciplined human decision-making rather than replacing it.

His approach follows a simple three-part framework: “Research manually. Allocate professionally. Monitor technologically.”

“The initial decision still matters most,” said David Mali of ARKBRIDGE. “You need to understand what you are buying or trading, why the opportunity exists, and what could prove you wrong. Once that research is done, professional allocation and continuous technology-driven monitoring can help control the risks around that decision.”

More Than 420 Portfolio-Risk Reviews in 2025

According to draft ARKBRIDGE internal review data for 2025, Mali completed more than 420 portfolio-risk reviews and 310 one-to-one client strategy sessions.

Approximately 78% of initial portfolio reviews identified at least one area requiring further attention involving concentration, leverage or correlated market exposure.

Following allocation reviews, excessive single-theme concentration was reduced by an average of approximately 34%, while 92% of reviewed portfolios incorporated predefined downside controls.

For Mali, these numbers reinforce a core principle: a good investment idea does not automatically create a good portfolio.

“A trader can be right about several individual opportunities and still have too much risk because all of those positions respond to the same market event,” Mali explained. “That is why allocation, correlation and total portfolio exposure matter just as much as selecting the trade itself.”

AI as a Second Layer of Risk Control

ARKBRIDGE combines human specialist guidance with AI-powered market and portfolio tools designed to monitor changing conditions continuously.

The platform’s technology can help identify shifts in volatility, concentration, correlations and market exposure while clients retain control over their individual trading decisions.

During 2025, approximately 89% of Mali’s qualifying clients incorporated at least one AI-supported monitoring or risk-management tool into their trading process, while 97% of reviewed accounts used documented stop-loss, exposure-limit or other predefined downside-risk rules.

Mali’s portfolio reviews can also consider more than 12 stress scenarios, including equity-market shocks, currency volatility, rate changes and sudden increases in cross-asset correlation.

“Human research tells you why you want to own a position,” Mali said. “Technology helps answer a different question: what is happening to the risk around that position right now?”

Transparent Trading Costs Are Also Risk Management

Mali’s framework extends beyond stop losses and portfolio allocation.

He considers transparent total trading cost an essential part of risk management.

Spreads, overnight financing, currency conversion, leverage and holding periods can all affect the final result of a strategy. A position that looks attractive before costs may produce a very different risk-reward profile once those expenses are included.

ARKBRIDGE publishes information on spreads, overnight funding and other applicable trading costs so clients can evaluate these factors before and during a position.

“Risk management is not just about avoiding a large loss,” Mali said. “It is about understanding exposure, costs, leverage, diversification and how those elements interact across the entire portfolio.”

The Goal: A Portfolio You Can Understand

Mali describes his philosophy in more personal terms.

His objective is not to remove uncertainty from markets—something no trader or technology can achieve—but to make risk understandable enough that clients are not constantly reacting to every market movement.

“My definition of good risk management is simple,” said Mali. “Do the research properly, spread the exposure intelligently and use technology to keep watching the risks. If the framework is built correctly, you should be able to step away from the screen and sleep well at night.”

That philosophy increasingly defines David Mali’s role at ARKBRIDGE: combining more than 15 years of human market experience with AI-supported portfolio monitoring, disciplined allocation and transparent risk controls.

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ARKBRIDGE’s Broader Risk-First Approach

Mali’s approach reflects a broader principle within ARKBRIDGE: effective CFD trading starts with understanding and controlling risk before focusing on potential returns. The platform combines AI-assisted portfolio monitoring with human specialist guidance and a range of practical risk-management controls, including stop-loss and take-profit orders, trailing stops, margin monitoring, margin close-out controls and negative-balance protection for retail clients. These tools are designed to help traders define risk before entering a position, monitor exposure while markets are moving and respond when conditions change. ARKBRIDGE’s AI-supported technology adds another layer by helping clients identify changes in volatility, concentration and portfolio exposure, while experienced specialists can provide context around allocation, market conditions and the appropriate use of available risk tools.

Looking Ahead

As ARKBRIDGE continues to expand, the combination of human market experience, AI-supported portfolio monitoring, disciplined risk-management controls and transparent trading costs will remain central to its approach. For David Mali, the objective is not to predict every market move, but to help clients build a clearer and more structured framework around the decisions they make. By bringing together more than 15 years of market experience with modern technology, portfolio-level risk monitoring and a strong focus on cost transparency, ARKBRIDGE aims to give traders and investors the tools, information and human support needed to approach global markets with greater discipline, clarity and control.

About ARKBRIDGE

ARKBRIDGE is a multi-asset trading platform that has operated since 2020 and expanded broader access to new traders and investors in 2026.

The platform combines trading technology, risk-management tools, account-security controls and client support with access to global financial markets through web and mobile trading.

ARKBRIDGE has now reached more than 50,000 clients.

Risk Warning: CFDs are complex leveraged instruments and carry a substantial risk of loss. Risk-management tools, diversification and specialist support cannot eliminate market risk or guarantee positive investment results.

Contact

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David Kaladze
davidk@arkbridge.com