Loewe: believers vote on tuesday


The believers will have marked the date thickly in the calendar. On 19. November is the meeting of all those who have demands on loewe. These are, for example, banks or suppliers. You will certainly decide on the future of loewe on tuesday: the so-called audit and voting meeting in coburg is coming up. The believers are then confronted with the further plans of the company. The public is excluded from the meeting.

There are now two options at the review and voting meeting:
either the creditors approve loewe’s reorganization plan or they do not. Both times, this had rough consequences for loewe’s future:

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Ass – the educational furnisher

More than three quarters of a century ago, Adam Stegner founded a sawmill in Upper Franconia. This is how the ASS company started to set new standards in educational furniture. Classic and yet always reinvented, the products show themselves today. One of the inventions of the last 75 years is the robust PAGWOOD®. An innovative development is the all-round PU edge, which promises a long life for school furniture. ASS products show themselves welcome in every educational institution, because they form a combination of intelligent details as well as exquisite materials.

The world of ASS

Since 1937, the company has had production and assembly sites in Germany. “Made in Germany” also stands for ASS products:

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Hand polish – manual car polish for a shiny automobile

To polish our vehicle we can use lacquer polish, which consists mainly of abrasives. This group of polishes also includes, for example, abrasive paste, which is used selectively to polish out scratches.

More common are hand polishes that contain not only abrasives but also substances for paint preservation (e.g. waxes and oils). Due to this composition, such polishes have simultaneously a polishing (sanding) and a preserving and shining effect.

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Household appliances, their electricity consumption and hidden potential for savings

According to the Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE, households accounted for 29.3 percent of total final energy consumption. After transport with 32.8 percent, these are thus the second most energy-intensive sector. In addition to heating and hot water, which are heated with different energy sources, household appliances account for a large share of the electricity demand. But what consumes how much energy*?

Household appliances for cooking and baking

Kitchen appliances for cooking and baking, including appliances such as a coffee maker, account for an average of eleven percent of electricity consumption. The appliances with the highest energy demand are the stove and the oven. Old cast iron stovetops in particular are downright power hogs, while induction stoves are the most efficient and ceramic glass stoves with other energy sources fall somewhere in between.

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Heating correctly, heating economically, heating cleverly: tips and tricks

About 80 percent of the total energy consumption is consumed by heating and hot water in German households. The potential for savings is correspondingly large, and many people are asking themselves the question "How do I heat properly??". With just a few and especially simple tips and tricks, homeowners can heat economically, heat smartly, heat environmentally and, most importantly, heat properly. How that goes, explains HausXXL.

right-heating

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Training: it specialist for system integration

The job as an IT specialist for system integration is very versatile and future-proof – and just right for a technology and computer enthusiast like me! I am doing my apprenticeship at the system house NOWIS in Oldenburg. My activities include the networking of our customers’ offices, customer support and the area of IT security.

In addition, I have already managed servers and set up and commissioned many new computers. I work mostly in the office in a very nice and humorous team, where we plan and administrate the network structures of the customers together.

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Dusting: get it right with these tips

Dusting is a perpetual process: after all surfaces have been polished, only a few minutes later new dirt particles adhere to them again. What's particularly frustrating is that dust can't be avoided – but it can be eliminated (even if only briefly).

Ordinary house dust is made up of various tiny, tiny particles – such as dander and hair, lint and fabric or plant fibers, or even house dust mites and their droppings. For this reason, especially allergy sufferers need to dust at regular intervals. But which tools actually work best and can the (unfortunately unavoidable) dust infestation be reduced somehow?? We have gone to the bottom of the questions.

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Cutting and propagating strawberries – instructions

By no means does every amateur gardener have the time capacity to replace the plants in their strawberry patch with new specimens each year. Not to mention the financial burden of purchasing young plants, because who cultivates strawberries exclusively in the home garden?? Time-saving and cheaper proves to be a perennial culture, provided that the inhibitors in the old foliage are removed by a targeted pruning.

Strategically smart amateur gardeners during this growing season identify the most irreproachable mother plants, as a basis for agile offspring. The following instructions document how to smoothly succeed in the care aspects of cutting and propagating strawberries.

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