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So I live in a state with basically no film work. There's a single rental house near me though that does commercial work in a bigger cities. I've rented stuff from them before for student films, and they've seemed interested in trying to hire me once I'm out of school. They seem super knowledgeable about lighting and other technical things that I haven't had experience with yet. The two problems are, they're in a state with no film work and I want to work on film (I currently have no money to live in L.A.), and they all seem to be bigots (they've used the r word plenty of times about random objects when I was just trying to rent some lights, and they seem fairly homophobic). Is it worth it to take a job like this to gain knowledge before leaving for something better, or should I look to leave my location for another non-optimal place with affordable housing before moving to L.A.? Is L.A. even required anymore?

Hey y'all, I'm an incoming Berkeley Law student and I'm looking for a place to stay off-campus because I'll be living with my partner. I have a pretty generally solid concept of how to go about this, but there are a lot of things about renting in a place like Berkeley that make it very different to the small college town I lived in for undergraduate. Any help with any of these questions (I know I have a lot so no need to try and answer them all) I have would be immensely helpful.

I'm looking to move in around early August. As I understand that seems to be the standard. Is there a specific day/week that people tend to move in?
If an apartment says that it's available now, or will be available sometime in June or July, what are the chances that I'd be able to reach out and essentially be like "hey, I want to rent from you but not right now" and they accept my application? Should I only really look at ones that say they'll be available in early August? I guess to summarize: what's a good yet realistic time frame between looking at an apartment in person, signing a lease, and moving in?
Is there a way to approach these rental companies as a student that makes my odds better? I don't know if being a grad student really changes much like I know it does in some places, but I don't want these rental companies blowing me off because I won't be a working professional within the next couple months.
Is Apartments.com a viable resource? I've been using it quite a bit for perusing the area but it dawned on me that it might not be great for the area, not sure.
Do any significant number of students live outside Berkeley in like the Oakland or Richmond area or whatever? Is that really going to be any cheaper?
What are some tell tale signs of something "scammy" going on with the listing? The signs listed on Berkeley's off-campus housing page about avoiding scams was helpful, but from my experience I know there's a lot of ways that either individual landlords/property managers or property management companies can screw you over.
Any neighborhoods to avoid?
Simple question: is a lack of AC really that common? How bad is it like that? I'm from the Deep South so no AC sounds like an actual nightmare but I know that the Bay Area has quite a different climate.

Anyways, if anyone has any thoughts on any of these or anything else they can think of that'd be very helpful and you'd have my eternal appreciation <3

I live in northern AZ work in southern Utah, I am wanting to get HVAC certified for my work. They have stated they will pay up front costs of schooling I just need to find a school or program that would be ideal. we have no hvac techs in house for me to bug with such questions. Any travel would be with my wife and dog and I’m looking for the least amount of time needed as they won’t pay for any thing past the cert class/program

So, around last year my best friend who I also room with in NYC lost his father, and he had a tough time dealing with it, which I totally understood.
He quit his job which is a lot of hours and stress, had to support his family with his savings, and became a little different, which I totally can get and I helped him out the best I could and tried to be as supportive as I can.
He around a year ago asked me a favor because of how he has to send money back now to help his family but at the same time get his mental health back in one piece and take off time from work, that if I can pick up more of the rent until he can his affairs in order. We decided on a split of 4k to 1k, but he told me that he promises he will get this arranged ASAP and he truly appreciates me.
For more clarity our salary differences are varying at the time and even now, as we both are around 24 and I make around 400k and he made around 150k before he quit his job.
However, a year has passed, and my best friend is in still in the same position as he was before. I have pushed him to get work and find a job and move on, but ever since the death of his father, he just does part time work and keeps asking me for more time, but at this time in my life I think it would better for me to move on my own, which I hope doesn’t sound selfish.
So yesterday I told him this, that I am thinking about moving on my own, and he started crying and ridiculing me for being incredibly unsupportive, when all I have done is take bullets for him. Tbh I have never seen him this emotional.
He said it’s not a big deal for me to pay 4k with my salary, and after all the time we spent together, he can’t believe this is how I would be. He said he would give me as much time as I needed if I had a tragedy like he did. He then he said he is going to his moms house and has been there since yesterday. I really don’t know how to proceed.
Am I wrong here? I believe I was being supportive and even paid crazy high rent for around a year just to be a good best friend, but clearly not. Am I not providing enough time for someone to bounce back from a tragedy? Am I wrong here?

Okay, I've been a T1D for 11 years, on Monday I was cleaning my kids bounce house and got some bleach on the top of my foot. It burned the skin, and now I'm freaking out due to all the horror stories every endo I've had has said in the past. I got an antibiotic and started it last night, but since my sugar has been super high. Has anyone ever experienced stuff like this? And I'm being over dramatic because it's on my foot? Can someone tell me it's going to be alright lol

I got a conditional approval. One of the condition is "minimum $1600 rental income from 2nd dwelling unit (basement)". The house we like has only 1 bedroom. It's in Brampton. Do we still get approved for this property? Or will there be complication?

My wife and I have a house that we rent out and we always try to be very responsive and reasonable landlords. We promptly respond with professionals to repair issues and do spring and fall inspections with annual maintenance checklists.
Last week the tenant in our rental discovered water damage in two of the bedroom closets. We promptly (that day) hired a mold remediation contractor to quote the repair and testing and immediately approved the quote and the work is scheduled to begin in a few days. The tenants eluded that they might go stay in a hotel while the work is being performed. The company said 90% of the time the residents remain living in the house while they do their work which takes about two days.
My wife thinks it might be appropriate to pay for our tenants hotel room. I'm nervous about offering to pay for a hotel, because it feels like signing a blank check. If the repair ends up taking longer and they want to stay in the hotel for weeks, that could get quite costly. I'm not sure what our responsibly is in this situation. It seems like my responsibility as a landlord is to repair the problem with the house promptly and professionally. I thought maybe I could discount the rent for a month to account for the room that's not usable as a gesture.
I'd appreciate any advice people here might have.

This management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A) includes information that will help you understand management’s perspective on the Outlook for 2023 for Balincan USA Inc (BCNN) and its subsidiary Tekumo LLC (the “Company”). We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from our recent customer announcements will exceed more than $6 million.
As you review this MD&A, we encourage you to read our interim financial statements and notes for the quarter ended March 31, 2023, our consolidated financial statements and notes for the year ended December 31, 2022, and our Letter to Shareholders dated May 9, 2023 (all filed with OTC Markets).
Caution about forward-looking information
This MD&A includes statements and information about our expectations for the future. When we discuss our strategy, plans, future financial and operating performance, or other things that have not yet taken place, we are making statements considered to be forward-looking statements under United States (US) securities laws. Please see the disclosure relative to forward-looking statements at the base of this discussion.
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
The Company offers a service delivery platform that solves the "last-mile" of installing, monitoring, and maintaining technology systems and smart connected devices.
We play at the intersection of two major trends: the “Uber-ization” of product and service delivery, and the explosion of smart connected devices brought about by the “Internet of Things” (IoT). Our Service Delivery platform was designed to intelligently automate the installation and maintenance of products by offering On-Demand local technician resources, as well as providing a “smart interface” for the monitoring and management of connected devices.
This service platform caters for a broad range of technologies from POS systems, kiosks, digital menu boards, cameras, cabling, Wi-Fi and networking, to water and energy management, lighting and HVAC control, smart homes devices, wearable sensors, and access control.
Our platform results in “less people, less time and less cost” for our customers.
HISTORY & OUTLOOK
Tekumo started its journey as a small IT managed services company while we developed our Service Delivery Platform, recording service revenue of $2+ million in 2022 and 2021. We pivoted away from that managed service orientation to our real “soul” as a software-based solution at the end of 2022, having invested over $3 million in completing the Platform.
We have recently announced anchor customers in multiple industry segments. We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from these announcements will exceed more than three times our previous annual revenue and will grow.
IT and Retail Services:
Most of our historical revenue has come from this segment. We have completed projects for such companies as Target, Home Depot, McDonalds, US Bank, 7Eleven, and AT&T. Our median work order is $250 for a 2.65-hour engagement.

Our partnership with the largest third-party Managed Services provider to the Retail Industry offers the largest immediate revenue upside. They presently complete more than 2000 work orders per month ($5 million annually).
We also added a partner in digital signage with OnPremise. They are part of a larger corporate group that has five divisions and earns more than $5 million in annualized revenue.
Two prominent Quick Service Restaurant chains have ongoing projects across 700+ locations that have begun work with us through a prominent Japanese technology partner.

Smart Homes/Buildings:
The Smart Home Industry is already large and is expected to grow quickly. We have installed smart door locks, smart switches, access control, smart thermostats, and water leak sensors at an average per unit revenue of $200-250.

Our partnership with the leading Smart Home Technology Company for the rental housing industry opens significant doors. One of our first projects is for 5000 units in the South and Southwest. This represents approximately $1.25 million in potential revenue and is only part of their tens of thousands in deployments.
Water and energy conservation play a critically important role in managing operating budgets for facility managers. We have recently completed our first site surveys on properties in Miami, Detroit and New York. Our current pipeline of properties covers more than 100,000 units.

Hospitality:
Regulations to protect employees and guests in hotels are changing rapidly. We have been engaged to install panic buttons and other wireless technologies in a leading hotel group. These projects will be sold on a monthly recurring revenue basis
Financial Summary:
Our gross margin of 40% from 2022/21 is expected to continue in 2023. Operating Expenses ran $2.2 million in 2022, and there will be no major changes in fixed costs. An expected $6 million revenue rate would result in a near cash flow breakeven, with a continued investment in our technology and sales efforts fostering growth into 2024. We expect to see the effects of these recent partnerships from Q3 onwards.
SUMMARY OF OUTSTANDING SHARES
As of May 29, 2023 our common share structure is:
BCNN SECURITY DETAILS (OTC) Authorized Shares1,500,000,0005/29/2023 Outstanding Shares182,163,3175/29/2023Restricted135,040,8105/29/2023Unrestricted47,122,5075/29/2023 Held at DTC 45,238,9565/29/2023 Float 15,747,50712/31/2022
During the first quarter, the Company only issued a total of 31,375,000 common shares pursuant to our Regulation 1-A offering filed with the Securities and Exchange commission as of September 23, 2022. Under such an offering, the Company may issue up to 100,000,000 shares.
Drawing down the balance of the Reg A offering will provide necessary working capital and will only result in outstanding shares of approximately 250 million.
COMPANY NAME AND TICKER CHANGE
On February 3, 2023 The Company announced that it had filed for a formal name and symbol change to Tekumo, Inc., TKMO, subject to the approval of FINRA. The Company has answered all questions as part of the preliminary review. However, there is a secondary review related to a filing that was not made back in 2010. This does not pertain to present management or operations, and we remain confident that we will announce a change in due course.
About Balincan USA, Inc.
Balincan USA, Inc (OTC: BCNN) is an alternative reporting publicly held company that wholly-owns Tekumo LLC.

This management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A) includes information that will help you understand management’s perspective on the Outlook for 2023 for Balincan USA Inc (BCNN) and its subsidiary Tekumo LLC (the “Company”). We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from our recent customer announcements will exceed more than $6 million.
As you review this MD&A, we encourage you to read our interim financial statements and notes for the quarter ended March 31, 2023, our consolidated financial statements and notes for the year ended December 31, 2022, and our Letter to Shareholders dated May 9, 2023 (all filed with OTC Markets).
Caution about forward-looking information
This MD&A includes statements and information about our expectations for the future. When we discuss our strategy, plans, future financial and operating performance, or other things that have not yet taken place, we are making statements considered to be forward-looking statements under United States (US) securities laws. Please see the disclosure relative to forward-looking statements at the base of this discussion.
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
The Company offers a service delivery platform that solves the "last-mile" of installing, monitoring, and maintaining technology systems and smart connected devices.
We play at the intersection of two major trends: the “Uber-ization” of product and service delivery, and the explosion of smart connected devices brought about by the “Internet of Things” (IoT). Our Service Delivery platform was designed to intelligently automate the installation and maintenance of products by offering On-Demand local technician resources, as well as providing a “smart interface” for the monitoring and management of connected devices.
This service platform caters for a broad range of technologies from POS systems, kiosks, digital menu boards, cameras, cabling, Wi-Fi and networking, to water and energy management, lighting and HVAC control, smart homes devices, wearable sensors, and access control.
Our platform results in “less people, less time and less cost” for our customers.
HISTORY & OUTLOOK
Tekumo started its journey as a small IT managed services company while we developed our Service Delivery Platform, recording service revenue of $2+ million in 2022 and 2021. We pivoted away from that managed service orientation to our real “soul” as a software-based solution at the end of 2022, having invested over $3 million in completing the Platform.
We have recently announced anchor customers in multiple industry segments. We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from these announcements will exceed more than three times our previous annual revenue and will grow.
IT and Retail Services:
Most of our historical revenue has come from this segment. We have completed projects for such companies as Target, Home Depot, McDonalds, US Bank, 7Eleven, and AT&T. Our median work order is $250 for a 2.65-hour engagement.

Our partnership with the largest third-party Managed Services provider to the Retail Industry offers the largest immediate revenue upside. They presently complete more than 2000 work orders per month ($5 million annually).
We also added a partner in digital signage with OnPremise. They are part of a larger corporate group that has five divisions and earns more than $5 million in annualized revenue.
Two prominent Quick Service Restaurant chains have ongoing projects across 700+ locations that have begun work with us through a prominent Japanese technology partner.

Smart Homes/Buildings:
The Smart Home Industry is already large and is expected to grow quickly. We have installed smart door locks, smart switches, access control, smart thermostats, and water leak sensors at an average per unit revenue of $200-250.

Our partnership with the leading Smart Home Technology Company for the rental housing industry opens significant doors. One of our first projects is for 5000 units in the South and Southwest. This represents approximately $1.25 million in potential revenue and is only part of their tens of thousands in deployments.
Water and energy conservation play a critically important role in managing operating budgets for facility managers. We have recently completed our first site surveys on properties in Miami, Detroit and New York. Our current pipeline of properties covers more than 100,000 units.

Hospitality:
Regulations to protect employees and guests in hotels are changing rapidly. We have been engaged to install panic buttons and other wireless technologies in a leading hotel group. These projects will be sold on a monthly recurring revenue basis
Financial Summary:
Our gross margin of 40% from 2022/21 is expected to continue in 2023. Operating Expenses ran $2.2 million in 2022, and there will be no major changes in fixed costs. An expected $6 million revenue rate would result in a near cash flow breakeven, with a continued investment in our technology and sales efforts fostering growth into 2024. We expect to see the effects of these recent partnerships from Q3 onwards.
SUMMARY OF OUTSTANDING SHARES
As of May 29, 2023 our common share structure is:
BCNN SECURITY DETAILS (OTC) Authorized Shares1,500,000,0005/29/2023 Outstanding Shares182,163,3175/29/2023Restricted135,040,8105/29/2023Unrestricted47,122,5075/29/2023 Held at DTC 45,238,9565/29/2023 Float 15,747,50712/31/2022
During the first quarter, the Company only issued a total of 31,375,000 common shares pursuant to our Regulation 1-A offering filed with the Securities and Exchange commission as of September 23, 2022. Under such an offering, the Company may issue up to 100,000,000 shares.
Drawing down the balance of the Reg A offering will provide necessary working capital and will only result in outstanding shares of approximately 250 million.
COMPANY NAME AND TICKER CHANGE
On February 3, 2023 The Company announced that it had filed for a formal name and symbol change to Tekumo, Inc., TKMO, subject to the approval of FINRA. The Company has answered all questions as part of the preliminary review. However, there is a secondary review related to a filing that was not made back in 2010. This does not pertain to present management or operations, and we remain confident that we will announce a change in due course.

I posted about a problematic STR in my neighborhood back in February during Mardi Gras. It's a big, old New Orleans house uptown with an out of state owner who was routinely renting out five dog-friendly units to guests - mainly using VRBO with a "cash only" option. On the suggestion of this subreddit, I checked the legal status of the rental (permits denied) and then reported the property via the government website. I also spoke to my city council person about it. The owners continued to rent the units with a housekeeper coming every few days as people came in and out.... as recently as two days ago. But then... today...
A magical FOR LEASE sign has gone out in front of the property!
I am happy to report that the methods set up by the city regarding STR reporting, while not immediate, ARE effective. Thanks to everyone who suggested solutions. :)

This is the reporting website I used: https://nola.gov/report-an-str-violation/

This management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A) includes information that will help you understand management’s perspective on the Outlook for 2023 for Balincan USA Inc (BCNN) and its subsidiary Tekumo LLC (the “Company”). We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from our recent customer announcements will exceed more than $6 million.
As you review this MD&A, we encourage you to read our interim financial statements and notes for the quarter ended March 31, 2023, our consolidated financial statements and notes for the year ended December 31, 2022, and our Letter to Shareholders dated May 9, 2023 (all filed with OTC Markets).
Caution about forward-looking information
This MD&A includes statements and information about our expectations for the future. When we discuss our strategy, plans, future financial and operating performance, or other things that have not yet taken place, we are making statements considered to be forward-looking statements under United States (US) securities laws. Please see the disclosure relative to forward-looking statements at the base of this discussion.
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
The Company offers a service delivery platform that solves the "last-mile" of installing, monitoring, and maintaining technology systems and smart connected devices.
We play at the intersection of two major trends: the “Uber-ization” of product and service delivery, and the explosion of smart connected devices brought about by the “Internet of Things” (IoT). Our Service Delivery platform was designed to intelligently automate the installation and maintenance of products by offering On-Demand local technician resources, as well as providing a “smart interface” for the monitoring and management of connected devices.
This service platform caters for a broad range of technologies from POS systems, kiosks, digital menu boards, cameras, cabling, Wi-Fi and networking, to water and energy management, lighting and HVAC control, smart homes devices, wearable sensors, and access control.
Our platform results in “less people, less time and less cost” for our customers.
HISTORY & OUTLOOK
Tekumo started its journey as a small IT managed services company while we developed our Service Delivery Platform, recording service revenue of $2+ million in 2022 and 2021. We pivoted away from that managed service orientation to our real “soul” as a software-based solution at the end of 2022, having invested over $3 million in completing the Platform.
We have recently announced anchor customers in multiple industry segments. We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from these announcements will exceed more than three times our previous annual revenue and will grow.
IT and Retail Services:
Most of our historical revenue has come from this segment. We have completed projects for such companies as Target, Home Depot, McDonalds, US Bank, 7Eleven, and AT&T. Our median work order is $250 for a 2.65-hour engagement.

Our partnership with the largest third-party Managed Services provider to the Retail Industry offers the largest immediate revenue upside. They presently complete more than 2000 work orders per month ($5 million annually).
We also added a partner in digital signage with OnPremise. They are part of a larger corporate group that has five divisions and earns more than $5 million in annualized revenue.
Two prominent Quick Service Restaurant chains have ongoing projects across 700+ locations that have begun work with us through a prominent Japanese technology partner.

Smart Homes/Buildings:
The Smart Home Industry is already large and is expected to grow quickly. We have installed smart door locks, smart switches, access control, smart thermostats, and water leak sensors at an average per unit revenue of $200-250.

Our partnership with the leading Smart Home Technology Company for the rental housing industry opens significant doors. One of our first projects is for 5000 units in the South and Southwest. This represents approximately $1.25 million in potential revenue and is only part of their tens of thousands in deployments.
Water and energy conservation play a critically important role in managing operating budgets for facility managers. We have recently completed our first site surveys on properties in Miami, Detroit and New York. Our current pipeline of properties covers more than 100,000 units.

Hospitality:
Regulations to protect employees and guests in hotels are changing rapidly. We have been engaged to install panic buttons and other wireless technologies in a leading hotel group. These projects will be sold on a monthly recurring revenue basis
Financial Summary:
Our gross margin of 40% from 2022/21 is expected to continue in 2023. Operating Expenses ran $2.2 million in 2022, and there will be no major changes in fixed costs. An expected $6 million revenue rate would result in a near cash flow breakeven, with a continued investment in our technology and sales efforts fostering growth into 2024. We expect to see the effects of these recent partnerships from Q3 onwards.
SUMMARY OF OUTSTANDING SHARES
As of May 29, 2023 our common share structure is:
BCNN SECURITY DETAILS (OTC) Authorized Shares1,500,000,0005/29/2023 Outstanding Shares182,163,3175/29/2023Restricted135,040,8105/29/2023Unrestricted47,122,5075/29/2023 Held at DTC 45,238,9565/29/2023 Float 15,747,50712/31/2022
During the first quarter, the Company only issued a total of 31,375,000 common shares pursuant to our Regulation 1-A offering filed with the Securities and Exchange commission as of September 23, 2022. Under such an offering, the Company may issue up to 100,000,000 shares.
Drawing down the balance of the Reg A offering will provide necessary working capital and will only result in outstanding shares of approximately 250 million.
COMPANY NAME AND TICKER CHANGE
On February 3, 2023 The Company announced that it had filed for a formal name and symbol change to Tekumo, Inc., TKMO, subject to the approval of FINRA. The Company has answered all questions as part of the preliminary review. However, there is a secondary review related to a filing that was not made back in 2010. This does not pertain to present management or operations, and we remain confident that we will announce a change in due course.

This management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A) includes information that will help you understand management’s perspective on the Outlook for 2023 for Balincan USA Inc (BCNN) and its subsidiary Tekumo LLC (the “Company”). We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from our recent customer announcements will exceed more than $6 million.
As you review this MD&A, we encourage you to read our interim financial statements and notes for the quarter ended March 31, 2023, our consolidated financial statements and notes for the year ended December 31, 2022, and our Letter to Shareholders dated May 9, 2023 (all filed with OTC Markets).
Caution about forward-looking information
This MD&A includes statements and information about our expectations for the future. When we discuss our strategy, plans, future financial and operating performance, or other things that have not yet taken place, we are making statements considered to be forward-looking statements under United States (US) securities laws. Please see the disclosure relative to forward-looking statements at the base of this discussion.
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
The Company offers a service delivery platform that solves the "last-mile" of installing, monitoring, and maintaining technology systems and smart connected devices.
We play at the intersection of two major trends: the “Uber-ization” of product and service delivery, and the explosion of smart connected devices brought about by the “Internet of Things” (IoT). Our Service Delivery platform was designed to intelligently automate the installation and maintenance of products by offering On-Demand local technician resources, as well as providing a “smart interface” for the monitoring and management of connected devices.
This service platform caters for a broad range of technologies from POS systems, kiosks, digital menu boards, cameras, cabling, Wi-Fi and networking, to water and energy management, lighting and HVAC control, smart homes devices, wearable sensors, and access control.
Our platform results in “less people, less time and less cost” for our customers.
HISTORY & OUTLOOK
Tekumo started its journey as a small IT managed services company while we developed our Service Delivery Platform, recording service revenue of $2+ million in 2022 and 2021. We pivoted away from that managed service orientation to our real “soul” as a software-based solution at the end of 2022, having invested over $3 million in completing the Platform.
We have recently announced anchor customers in multiple industry segments. We expect that the revenue generated over the next 12 months from these announcements will exceed more than three times our previous annual revenue and will grow.
IT and Retail Services:
Most of our historical revenue has come from this segment. We have completed projects for such companies as Target, Home Depot, McDonalds, US Bank, 7Eleven, and AT&T. Our median work order is $250 for a 2.65-hour engagement.

Our partnership with the largest third-party Managed Services provider to the Retail Industry offers the largest immediate revenue upside. They presently complete more than 2000 work orders per month ($5 million annually).
We also added a partner in digital signage with OnPremise. They are part of a larger corporate group that has five divisions and earns more than $5 million in annualized revenue.
Two prominent Quick Service Restaurant chains have ongoing projects across 700+ locations that have begun work with us through a prominent Japanese technology partner.

Smart Homes/Buildings:
The Smart Home Industry is already large and is expected to grow quickly. We have installed smart door locks, smart switches, access control, smart thermostats, and water leak sensors at an average per unit revenue of $200-250.

Our partnership with the leading Smart Home Technology Company for the rental housing industry opens significant doors. One of our first projects is for 5000 units in the South and Southwest. This represents approximately $1.25 million in potential revenue and is only part of their tens of thousands in deployments.
Water and energy conservation play a critically important role in managing operating budgets for facility managers. We have recently completed our first site surveys on properties in Miami, Detroit and New York. Our current pipeline of properties covers more than 100,000 units.

Hospitality:
Regulations to protect employees and guests in hotels are changing rapidly. We have been engaged to install panic buttons and other wireless technologies in a leading hotel group. These projects will be sold on a monthly recurring revenue basis
Financial Summary:
Our gross margin of 40% from 2022/21 is expected to continue in 2023. Operating Expenses ran $2.2 million in 2022, and there will be no major changes in fixed costs. An expected $6 million revenue rate would result in a near cash flow breakeven, with a continued investment in our technology and sales efforts fostering growth into 2024. We expect to see the effects of these recent partnerships from Q3 onwards.
SUMMARY OF OUTSTANDING SHARES
As of May 29, 2023 our common share structure is:
BCNN SECURITY DETAILS (OTC) Authorized Shares1,500,000,0005/29/2023 Outstanding Shares182,163,3175/29/2023Restricted135,040,8105/29/2023Unrestricted47,122,5075/29/2023 Held at DTC 45,238,9565/29/2023 Float 15,747,50712/31/2022
During the first quarter, the Company only issued a total of 31,375,000 common shares pursuant to our Regulation 1-A offering filed with the Securities and Exchange commission as of September 23, 2022. Under such an offering, the Company may issue up to 100,000,000 shares.
Drawing down the balance of the Reg A offering will provide necessary working capital and will only result in outstanding shares of approximately 250 million.
COMPANY NAME AND TICKER CHANGE
On February 3, 2023 The Company announced that it had filed for a formal name and symbol change to Tekumo, Inc., TKMO, subject to the approval of FINRA. The Company has answered all questions as part of the preliminary review. However, there is a secondary review related to a filing that was not made back in 2010. This does not pertain to present management or operations, and we remain confident that we will announce a change in due course.

I wonder if anyone recently went through the apartment search in Amsterdam if I am not in a hurry? Curious if I should use the rental agency instead of search bots like Rentslam or similar services. I heard that many housing corporations do not work with rental agencies, but also they might have options that never make their way to Funda/Pararius/etc. What's your experience, Reddit?

Our rental duplex has formed a small union to negotiate with our landlord. We have regular dinners together to hang out and talk strategy. This winter we came up with this list of local tenants rights based on the most recent housing laws in Oly. Hope it helps others. Most of the time landlords get away with this stuff because nobody knows they are illegal and they don't have anyone elsento discuss strategy with.

MOVE IN CHECKLIST: Tenants shouldn’t have to give a security deposit without receiving a move-in checklist of the unit conditions from the landlord
GET YOUT DEPOSIT: If you don’t get your deposit (or an invoiced list of damages/repairs) back within 21 days of moving out then you are entitled to 3 times the amount of the deposit.
NO SURPRISE VISITS: Tenants do not have to let landlords into the rented property for any reason without a written 48 hour advance notice.
GET STUFF FIXED: Most emergency repairs (heating, cooling, flooding, leaking, gas) the landlord has 72 hours to fix after getting notice, and 10 days for non-emergency repairs.
PETS CAN’T PAY RENT: Tenants cannot be charged monthly pet rent/fees
PAY HOW YOU WANT: Tenants can choose to pay rent in whatever way they want including checks, cash, or electronic
NO NOTICE, NO RENT: When the landlord wants to increase rent they have to give at least 60 days advance written notice. If it is more than a 5% increase they have to give 90 days written notice. If more than 10% it has to be at least 120 day advance notice. If you don’t get a timely written notice from your landlord about rent increases then you can legally ignore the rent increase notice.
NO BS FEES: One time administrative fees are not allowed in Olympia You can pay deposits/move in fees over 1 month’s rent you can pay in installments
NO CAUSE NO EVICTION: A landlord cannot terminate your tenancy without a legal reason, and that reason dictates how much advance notice you need to be given.
NO LOCK-OUTS: All lockouts are illegal.
YOU ALWAYS HAVE RIGHTS: Tenants cannot waive any of their rights, even if your landlord makes you sign them away.

In Solidarity, STATE AVENUE TENANTS UNION

I (46F) have a MLIS and my husband has a great remote job that he can work anywhere in the US. I have 20yrs experience in my field and am not too worried about finding employment. I could also be unemployed for 6 months without too much financial concern.
We currently live in CO, USA and have decided that we want to move to a lower cost of living state so we can retire sooner. My husband basically told me I can decide where we live since it would be me who would need to find a job.
Here is what I am looking for: - Lower cost of living than Fort Collins, CO - Colder climate - CO summers are getting too hot and I like the cold and snow (hate the wind) - As liberal as possible with a good public library system - I would be at management level - Would like a 3bed/2bath house on, at least, 5 acres. - It would only be the two of us so I don't care about schools. - Walk/bike friendly area - Access to airport, museums, concert venues, and good restaurants.
We are selling our house in CO and when that is sold will not have any debt at all. Should, hopefully, walk away with $350k profit. The plan is to buy some rentals in MO (his whole family is there and we go there often) and then get a mortgage for our home that we will live in.
I have been looking at Pennsylvania Any thoughts?

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L3Harris Technologies	Senior Specialist Software Engineer- HYBRID	Orem
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L3Harris Technologies	Network Engineer	Riverton
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I (24f) used to date this guy who basically saw me as a damsel. I didn’t have my license, lived in government housing, etc. I did have a good job and was saving up. I had the money, but I was trying to find a place with decent rent. He was practically given everything. Both of his parents have good jobs and he even faced DUI charges and was able to bounce back from it since his mom married a lawyer. His grandma owned the property he lived on, which was a tiny shed turned into a house. All he had to pay were the utilities and property tax. That’s basically it. He truly didn’t know how good he had it to have that kind of support. He’s had so many things just handed to him.
He uses Reddit so there’s a possibility he will see this. Despite me being a single mom now (which I’m sure he judges me for), I have my own place, my own car, and I’m now 3 years clean. I’m not sure if he still struggles with alcohol like he used to, or the pill usage he doesn’t know I’m aware of, but I can honestly say I worked a lot harder for this. I’d love to rub in his face that I made it. He only ever doubted me and I’m doing great.

I’ve been living at my current apartment for almost two years now. Last fall my landlord asked to increase rent and I said she could increase 5% which is the max allowed in NS. She didn’t seem to like it. A month or so later, she told me she has family moving in this September so I have to leave. I haven’t argued in case it is true. The housing crisis is real in my city, and the rent is absurdly high anywhere nearby. And even if I’m willing to pay, it’s hard to find a place to begin with. I don’t want to argue with my landlord but I also wonder if there actually is a family moving in. I’m a little hesitant to go to a small landlord at this point and might only aim for rental buildings going forward.