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Many people, when shopping for auto insurance, only consider the basic coverage that allows them to drive legally on the road. However, you can also include optional coverage options that are going to protect you even further. It's important to factor the cost of these options into your car insurance quote because you probably are going to want them, especially if you live in an area that has a high auto theft rate, severe weather conditions, or even if you drive really often. Collision coverage will provide additional coverage for physical damages in an accident and comprehensive coverage will cover everything else, including auto theft, vandalism, flood damages, and more.
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Guyana has asked the United States for assistance to help convict a man for allegedly smuggling large quantities of gold to New York.
Tuschen, East Bank Essequibo businessman, Christopher Baldeo is accused of smuggling almost US$69,142 worth of gold to the United States between February 6 and 7, 2015.
Currently on GYD$100,000 court bail, he is due to re-appear before Chief Magistrate, Ann Mc Lennan on January 8, 2016 for an ongoing trial into the alleged exportation of gold without a licence.
The last time he appeared in court, the police prosecutor asked the Court for yet another adjournment to allow for a request to be made to the US for the relevant certified and notarised documents to show that the gold was declared in New York. For overseas documents to be legally admissible in court another jurisdiction, they first must be notarized and certified in the country of origin.
Guyanese investigators are alleging that Baldeo, who is not a licensed gold exporter, did not declare the gold to Customs Officers before departing Guyana through the Cheddi Jagan International Airport February 6, 2015.
The Guyana Gold Board and Guyana Revenue Authority have already supplied evidence in court to prove their case that Baldeo allegedly smuggled three bars of the precious yellow metal to the US.
Baldeo is also on GYD$75,000 bail for a similar offence allegedly committed on March 12, 2015. Court documents state that he allegedly did not declare 29 ounces of gold valued at US$29,266. Police said that on his return to Guyana via Trinidad on March 21, 2015, he was questioned by investigators at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport and admitted to exporting gold without a licence.


It's time for the fashion industry to take sustainability seriously.
Fast fashion is having detrimental effects on our planet, and whilst it's a shame it has gone this far, the upside is that brands as well as consumers are starting to look at sustainability as a very important factor when producing or buying clothing. Here at BOMBOM we place sustainability at the heart of our brand, so with more and more fashion brands adopting sustainable methods, BOMBOM has put together a list of our favourites.
Let's remember, fashion should not and does not have to come at the expense of our planet.
Everlane is truly breaking the misconception that sustainable fashion means ugly and uncomfortable clothing, with their fantastic range of fashion essentials which are made to last.
If you didn't know, denim production has the most detrimental effects on our planet. Everlane jeans are created in factories which recycle 98% of their water and air dries the jeans like in the good old days.
We could go on for hours about Everlane's exceptional production methods but you can read more on their site.
BOMBOM's Pick: The Cashmere Rib Round Crew in Aura.
100% cashmere. Trimmings: 90% cashmere 9% nylon 1% elastane.
Going with the motto "being naked is the #1 most sustainable option, we're #2", you know you're safe with Reformation when looking for sustainable fashion. Reformation creates the clothes we really want to wear whilst putting sustainability at the heart of the brand. All clothing is created in accordance with guidelines based on their social and environmental impact such as; water input, energy, land use, eco-toxicity and so on.
PAMA helps you fulfill all your new year's resolutions at once; buy new workout gear and buy sustainably.
PAMA supplies the chicest high-performance activewear whilst combining eco-friendly fabrics and sustainable practices. Their fabrics consist of 84% recycled charcoal bamboo and 16% elastane without compromising functions such as breathability, water resistance, and odor protection.
Misha Nonoo places sustainability at the core of everything they do; producing and distributing clothing through innovative methods in a bid to eliminate unnecessary waste and to ensure their clothes have a valuable life. Fast fashion is real and its slowly destroying our planet, that's why Misha Nonoo aims to create clothes you'll love for years to come, supplying modern but classic, multi-season and versatile items. With an 'on-demand' production model, this brand ensures there is no waste and items are created just for you.
AMUR reminds us that great style should not and does not have to come at the expense of our environment; a mantra that AMUR continues throughout their brand, even their own name: A Mindful Use of Resources. All materials used by AMUR are sourced with the environment in mind, looking towards organic, natural fabrics, reclaimed fibers and trims created by artisans in the developing world. Working closely with their suppliers, AMUR supplies fabrics that are as luxurious as they are conscientious with any waste material spun into a fiber to re-use.


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Daily Cargo News (DCN) is a monthly Australian shipping, trade, transport and logistics focused magazine, published by Paragon Media. First published in 1891 as Daily Commercial News, Daily Cargo News is Australia's longest running national newspaper.

History

Daily Commercial News
Howard Ignatius Moffat, born in Redfern, New South Wales in 1861, traveled to the United States at an early age to study American business methods. He returned to Sydney in 1887 intent on establishing a shipping newspaper, founding Shipping Newspapers Ltd under the name The Daily Shipping Paper in November 1890 with business partner Jeremiah Roberts. On Monday 13 April 1891, the first edition of Daily Commercial News (DCN) was published. On Saturday 30 April 1892 the newspaper changed its title to Daily Commercial News and Shipping List.

Moffat remained the driving force behind the newspaper until ill health and failing eyesight forced his retirement in 1935. His retirement coincided with the financial crisis resulting from The Great Depression. Like so many other businesses at the time, DCN found itself in a difficult position. The National Bank of Australia stepped in and appointed a receiver, Charles Witt. The rescue was so successful that shareholders persuaded him to remain on as chairman, which he did until his retirement in 1962.

During World War II, Australian authorities sought suspension of publication of all shipping movements for fear that the information could fall into enemy hands. With the strong support of the Australian shipping industry a compromise was reached – only after a ship had sailed, returned and sailed again would its original sailing be published. This policy was revoked at the conclusion of the war.

For over 50 years DCN was published at 16 Bond Street, Sydney, which had extra floors added over the decades to accommodate peak staffing levels of over 1,000 employees. In 1962 new Chairman Raymond Morris initiated a move to a new building in North Sydney. A site on the corner of Hill Plaza and Elizabeth Street was purchased from P&O for £60,000. An old building on the site was demolished and Shipnews House was erected. Marine artist John Charles Allcot created the iconic sailing ship for the building, whose port and starboard lights illuminated at night, a landmark for passers-by on the nearby Pacific Highway.

By 1966 Shipping Newspapers Ltd had expanded to include subsidiaries in Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane, each with its own printing plant. The group also included The Manufacturer Publishing Company, The Commonwealth Jeweller and Watchmaker, Marchant & Co General Printers and Broadway Typesetters.

Asset rich, but underperforming in share value, Shipping Newspapers Ltd became a prime target for corporate raiders. Sir Ronald Brierley purchased the company in 1969, dividing and selling its assets. Subsequently, DCN was sold to businessman Maxwell Newton with funding from Marrickville Holdings. In 1981 Peter Isaacson bought the newspaper from the liquidators of Maxwell Newton. Peter Isaacson Publications was acquired by Independent News & Media's Australian media arm, Australian Provincial Newspapers (APN) in 1993, where DCN remained until purchased by Informa Plc in 1999.

In total, the Daily Commercial News ran for 108 years under its original banner. During this time it occupied a unique position amongst a select group as one of only three national Australian daily newspapers alongside The Australian and Australian Financial Review - yet with a much more tightly defined market and readership than its colleagues.

Lloyd's List in Australia
Early in 1993, Lloyd's List, one of the world's oldest daily newspapers investigated the possibility of extending its international publishing service. The proposal was to launch a weekly version of its newspaper in Australia combining Lloyd's Lists traditional international coverage with an extensive coverage of national shipping events in Australia.

Under the guidance of Publisher and Chief Executive Lloyd's of London Press (LLP), David Gilbertson, a joint venture was formed with a private Australian publishing company, Westonprint, of Kiama on the south coast of NSW.  Westonprint already provided print and distribution services for several international weekly versions of well known newspapers, including The Guardian and Scottish Daily Record.

At the time, the Australian maritime media market was dominated by the Daily Commercial News (DCN), a five-day weekly national newspaper. Following extensive local market research by LLP through Lloyd's List's Managing Director, Ian Ormes, Advertisement Director, John Quilter and Peter Attwater (Managing Editor of Westonprint) David Gilbertson authorized the decision to enter the Australian market with a weekly newspaper.

The newspaper was called Lloyd's List Australian Weekly (LLAW). It was first published on Monday, 30 August 1993.

A senior journalist on Lloyd's List, Leigh Smith, was chosen to head the project as editor. He was joined by Advertising Manager, Adrian Pickstock, who had recently joined LLP in London. Initially, they set up an office in a rented home in Moverly Road in the Sydney metropolitan coastal suburb of Maroubra. There, articles were written and advertisements sold. The newspaper was in profit from the outset.

The stories were transmitted back to Lloyd's List in London where the compilation of the newspaper took place by Lloyd's List production staff. The completed editorial pages of the newspaper were then transmitted back to Westonprint in Australia where advertisements were manually inserted and production completed before printing and distribution took place.

Smith and Pickstock carried the entire editorial and advertising project for several months and when it became clear that LLAW was making headway, they were joined by their wives – but not just for comfort. Smith's wife, Clare Longley, was an accomplished journalist and joined the editorial team while Pickstock's wife Ellen, briefly joined the sales team. David Worwood, formerly features editor with DCN, further strengthened the editorial team from early 1994. As deputy editor the following year he proposed LLAW establish a website including shipping schedules and news. The free website proved an immediate success - contrasting with the expensively designed electronic commerce offering from rival DCN, which required subscribers to pay. Leigh Smith continued as editor of LLAW until 1995 when he returned to London to join corporate public relations with BP. He was replaced by Kevin Chinnery, then the editor of Lloyd's List Maritime Asia. Adrian Pickstock left LLAW in June 1997.

In 1995, the Maroubra house was abandoned for a new office at Suite 1005, Level 10, Bondi Junction Plaza (Tower 1) in Bondi Junction which was to serve as the home of LLAW until 1999.

Merger and formation of Lloyd's List DCN
1998 was a pivotal year for LLAW, and as it transpired, for the DCN. David Gilbertson successfully led a management buyout of LLP and the company was successfully listed on the London Stock Exchange. Now cashed up, LLP made a play to acquire LLAWs dominating competitor, the DCN. It was a long process and complicated by the decision of LLP to merge with a London-based international conference company, IBC Conferences. This merger was completed at the end of 1998 and resulted in the creation of Informa plc.

Under the Informa banner, the acquisition of the DCN was completed in March 1999 for A$10m. Announcing the purchase, Gilbertson stated "Daily Commercial News is a powerful and long established title in the Australian market. In combination with our weekly publication, Lloyd's List Australian Weekly, the acquisition of DCN will enable Informa to offer an unrivalled information service to the Australian import and export community".

For several weeks following, the DCN and LLAW  continued to publish on their normal schedules until the newspapers were merged. On Monday 12 April 1999, the first edition of the now Lloyd's List DCN was published by an editorial, advertising, subscriptions and production team made up a staff from both the DCN and LLAW. LLAW editor Kevin Chinnery edited the combined publication for a further seven years until the end of 2006 when he joined Business Review Weekly as its weekly editor. Former LLDCN deputy editor Sandy Galbraith edited the publication until September 2007, when he moved into shipping consultancy, and was replaced by LLDCN Sydney correspondent Sam Collyer who edited the paper until July 2010 when he left to pursue a public relations career with Caltex. Jim Wilson, then the Asia-Pacific editor of shipping publication Fairplay, was recruited from Singapore and moved to Australia to become editor of LLDCN. Jim edited the publication for six years, leaving for a role at Sydney Business Chamber in October 2016.

Rebrand to Lloyd's List Australia
On 24 November 2011, at the 16th annual Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards, publisher Peter Attwater announced that Lloyd's List DCN was to be re-branded as Lloyd's List Australia to give the publication a "clear national focus". The change was immediate, with issue 901 (24 November 2011) the first to appear under the new masthead. The paper ran as Lloyd's List Australia and published by Informa Australia for a further 6 years, until a change in regional strategy saw Informa divest their entire Australian publishing business. All of their titles, including Lloyd's List Australia, were placed on the market in January 2017.

Acquisition by Paragon Media, rebrand to Daily Cargo News
In June 2017, specialist trade publisher Paragon Media completed the acquisition of Lloyd's List Australia. The paper continued to run under the Lloyd's List Australia masthead for a further four months, as staff and assets were relocated from Informa's Sydney office to the Paragon Media office in Crows Nest, New South Wales. In October 2017 the masthead was changed to Daily Cargo News, whose acronym, DCN, is a homage to the original name and heritage of the newspaper.

Daily Cargo News is currently edited by David Sexton, formerly the Editor of Lloyd's List Australia, Chief of its Melbourne bureau and Australian correspondent for former sister publication Lloyd's List.

Today, Daily Cargo News operates from its Crows Nest headquarters with a bureau in Melbourne. It remains a totally subscribed publication with a daily e-mail newswire service to several thousand readers. In July 2018, Daily Cargo News moved to a monthly magazine format.

Editorial coverage & content
When the paper was founded in 1891, Howard Moffat described the editorial policy as "containing latest particulars on all matters connected with shipping – imports, exports &c". Early editions of the newspaper contained general shipping and trade news, commercial shipping schedules, passenger shipping itineraries, insurance news, shipping casualties and ship manifests.

By 1920, editorial coverage had begun to diversify beyond the maritime trade sector with the launch of the weekly "Airways News" section. In 1933 both road and rail transport were also included, expanding the coverage to the full gamut of trade and intermodal door-to-door transport.

As the shift towards containerisation and purpose-built container ships gained momentum in the 1950s, publication of shipping manifests became less frequent. By 1964 manifests had been completely replaced by container unpack notifications letting owners know when their containers had cleared customs. Around the same time, the popularisation of airline travel reduced the amount of cruise vessels serving passenger routes between Australia and Europe/North America. As a result, maritime coverage slowly moved entirely towards commercial matters.

The editorial focus remained largely unchanged for the next 40 years, with the addition of a digital offering in 1994 and the publication of news and vessel information online.

The decline of Australian flagged commercial vessels in the 1990s and early 2000s meant that by 2005 editorial focus began to shift away from serving shipping lines themselves and instead reporting information about shipping lines to third party businesses such as logistics operators, freight forwarders, customs brokers, insurance companies, analysts and import/export departments.

On 28 May 2009, after 118 years in print, vessel sailing schedules were removed from the newspaper in favour of being hosted online. The following year, airfreight and road transport were removed from the editorial policy and rail coverage was moved from the newspaper to a new stand-alone publication named Rail Express.

Today, Daily Cargo News primarily covers news and trends in container, liner and bulk shipping, ports, logistics, freighting and customs broking, supply chain & logistics, dry bulk trades, project cargo, government policy, law, regulation and shipping's impact on the environment.

Current portfolio
Daily Cargo Newss current publishing stable includes the monthly magazine, a website, four different daily e-mail newswires, and an annual directory:

Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards
The Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards have been held every November since 1995. As of 2011 there are 16 award categories which recognise achievements in liner trading, freight forwarding, maritime safety, project cargo, seafarers welfare, maritime services, supply chain and young achievement.

Nominations are open to the general public thus any person may nominate another company, corporation, organisation or individual for any award. Winners of 14 of the awards are selected by a combination of votes from a judging panel consisting of industry peers and popular vote by the readers of Daily Cargo News. The final two award winners, Newsmaker of the Year and the annual induction to the Australian Maritime Hall of Fame, are determined by the editorial staff of Daily Cargo News.

Hosts of the awards ceremony have included former Australian cricket player Mike Whitney and television personality Sam Kekovich.

Charity
Daily Cargo News participates in a number of staff and industry driven charity initiatives, most notably the annual Shipping Industry Golf Challenge. To date this event has raised over A$633,000 for the oncology unit at Westmead Children's Hospital.

Digitisation
The paper has been partially digitised as part of the Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program project of the National Library of Australia.

See also
 List of newspapers in Australia
 List of newspapers in New South Wales

References

External links
Daily Cargo News official website

Newspapers published in Sydney
Weekly newspapers published in Australia
1891 establishments in Australia
Publications established in 1891
Shipping in Australia
Newspapers on Trove

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STORY about Migration posted on April 5, 2012 by SandraCuffe
Refugee Rights!
Vancouver Latin American Communities Spearhead Rally to Defeat Bill C-31
by Sandra Cuffe
Oswaldo Godoy, from the organizing committee of the Movement to Protect the Human Rights of Refugees and Immigrants, addresses a rally against Bill C-31. Vancouver, April 4, 2012. Photo: Sandra Cuffe
Rally to defeat Bill C-31. Outside the IRB office at West Georgia and Hamilton. Vancouver, April 4, 2012. Photo: Sandra Cuffe
On Refugee Rights Day, dozens came out to protest Bill C-31. Vancouver, April 4, 2012. Photo: Sandra Cuffe
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Chants against Bill C-31 rang out in Spanish at the intersection of West Georgia and Hamilton on Wednesday afternoon, when dozens of people gathered in front of the Immigration and Refugee Board office to protest the proposed reforms to Canada's refugee determination system.
The rally was organized by the Movement to Protect the Human Rights of Refugees and Immigrants, a nascent coalition spearheaded by individuals and groups from various Latin American communities in Vancouver. With a position of total opposition to Bill C-31, also known as the 'Refugee Exclusion Act' and the 'Anti-Smuggling Bill,' the group coalesced after two well-attended community meetings and decided to call the rally.
"For us, the objective is to raise our voices and tell the government that we are here and we support our communities," Movement organizing committee member Oswaldo Godoy told the Vancouver Media Co-op.
The demonstration followed on the heels of an occupation of the IRB office. Members of refugee and immigrant rights groups including No One Is Illegal carried out banner drops and Conservative MP office occupations in seven cities across Canada on Wednesday, demanding that Bill C-31 be discarded. The actions took place on Refugee Rights Day, celebrating the protection of refugee rights since the landmark Singh Supreme Court ruling on April 4, 1985, which paved the way for the creation of the IRB four years later.
"To be a refugee is a right," Godoy told those gathered outside the IRB office at 300 West Georgia. "We came, escaping, to save our lives."
"Some people have said that this [legislation reform] isn't going to affect us," added Godoy. "Many of us are already Canadians, but this still affects our communities."
Bill C-31 has alarmed many people and organizations dealing with immigration, refugee, and human rights issues. The Canada Council of Refugees has denounced that Bill C-31 "would create a two-tier system of refugee protection in Canada. It makes refugee protection in Canada dangerously vulnerable to political whims, rather than ensuring a fair and independent decision about who is a refugee. It also includes costly measures to detain refugee claimants and to revoke the status of refugees who are now permanent residents."
"This is a massive piece of legislation," immigration lawyer Peter Edelmann explained to the protesters on Wednesday. "A lot of things have been put together into one piece of legislation that's going to be slammed through Parliament very soon."
"The possibility of being detained for investigation at the border is going to go up significantly, both for foreign nationals and permanent residents," said Edelmann. "We're going to see major, major changes."
The details of many of the changes are not found in Bill C-31 itself, but in the regulations, Edelmann explained. While it is known that draft versions of the regulations exist, he added, no copy has been made available.
"What we do know is that Parliamentarians do not understand [Bill C-31]," said Edelmann, expressing concern about plans to pass the legislation before June 29th. "These timelines are very, very short."
One proposed reform that has been cause for concern for many groups and organizations is the designation of 'safe' countries. Refugee claimants from a designated country would be fast-tracked through the system, losing access to both the IRB appeal process and to the possibility of having a deportation order stayed even if they were to have a pending federal court case into the denial of their claim.
"The Minister [of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism] will have the power to designate countries," Edelmann explained to those attending the rally. He noted that while a previous proposal included requiring a panel of human rights experts to advise the Minister on the designation of countries, the criteria will now be defined by the Minister.
Furthermore, there are elements of Bill C-31 that have been set up to be retroactive. People who are not citizens would be at risk of losing not only protected person status, said Edelmann, but also permanent resident status, if the situation in their country of origin were deemed to have changed and become safe. As an example, he explained that a Chilean who came to Canada as a refugee fleeing the repression of the Pinochet regime decades ago could lose their status if they did not become a Canadian citizen.
"Many of our people [from Latin America] chose not to become Canadian citizens," for fear of persecution in their home countries or because they one day hope to return, Godoy told the Vancouver Media Co-op. "In many of our countries the situation has not changed. Repression still exists."
"If in Mexico, Central America, and in Latin America it is safe, why have more than 46,000 people been killed in Mexico alone in the 'war on drugs'?" rally emcee Byron Cruz asked the crowd, drawing the links between North American foreign policy and immigration patterns. He added that Canadian companies like Goldcorp operate in Latin America with the blessing of the Canadian government: "They exploit our countries. They pay assassins to kill people who oppose the mining exploitation. Why would we then be 'illegal' here [in Canada]?"
While there have been no announcements about which countries would be designated should Bill C-31 pass, it has been widely speculated that Mexico will make the list, particularly because of the close trade and security cooperation between Canada and Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and other initiatives. Refugee, human rights, and LGBTTI organizations have highlighted Mexico as one example of the danger of blanket country designations, which ignores the diverse realities of groups, communities, and individuals within a country.
"I also want to say that Mexico is not a safe place for us," said Latino/a LGBT community group Dos Mundos member Gisela Molina, refering to the LGBTTI community in Mexico.
Cruz also emphasized the dangers of safe country designation, in light of the many LGBTTI refugee claimants from Latin America: "They are killed every day. Their rights are violated every day."
"We know that these countries are complicit in human rights abuses," No One is Illegal organizer Harsha Walia told the demonstrators outside the IRB office. She also highlighted other aspects of Bill C-31, such as reforms to the power of border enforcement agents, family sponsorship and the temporary foreign workers program: "All of these attacks that we're seeing against refugee rights, especially by the Harper government, is not a coincidence."
"This Canadian government has criminalized all of us, since 9-11. Our rights are being taken away one by one," said a representative from the Canadian Muslim Union. "It's going to be a tough battle, but we have to fight on so many fronts."
As the rally came to an end mid-afternoon, members of the organizing committee for the Movement to Protect the Human Rights of Refugees and Immigrants encouraged those present to spread the word and to stay tuned via facebook or email - no2billc31(at)gmail.com - for updates about upcoming actions and events.
"Many comrades were disappeared - murdered - and were never found, and we are here because of them," said Wilson Muñoz of the Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE). "We are going to defeat this Bill C-31, but not by sitting at home!"
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I'm not attending AU this year. My end of the year schedule included too many trips, so I wasn't able to attend Autodesk show in Las-Vegas. However, thanks to my blogging and twitting friends and colleagues, I'm getting almost real time updates about what Autodesk is presenting. The notion of Infinite Computing presented during AU by Carl Bass and Jeff Kowalski made me think about some interesting trends I can see in introducing of cloud computing in engineering software.
I can see a fundamental difference between software moved to the cloud and software born in the cloud. Cloud as a function of delivery cannot change some basics characteristics of software. Lots of engineering software – desktop tools, data management, collaboration tool, etc. was originally designed with "desktop" or "IT" state of mind. I can see two parallel activities now. One is to change a delivery model and move an existing software to the cloud. Another one is to produce new paradigms of using software on the cloud.
The early cloud experiments made by CAD/PLM companies, in my view, had some negative impact. Almost a month ago, I was listening to Jim Happelman talking about PTC and cloud options. Cloud is not exciting PTC these days, in my view. It presented as the utility or delivery option when a customer asks. I think, it reflects some early experiments PTC did together with IBM by hosting their Windchill products. Another "move to the cloud" experience was done by Arena Solutions introduced their OnDemand offering almost a decade ago – back that time people were afraid to put their credit card number on the internet.
CAD and PLM platforms are complicated products developed many years with a lot of legacies. I can see a definite interest of kings of Engineering software market to leverage their platforms on the cloud. I think, Dassault is taking a leading role in this movement game by planning to introduce their ENOVIA V6 based cloud applications. Does it mean we are going to see a massive move of existing platforms to the cloud? Dassault will be probably the first to prove it.
What about unique experience coming from the cloud-based services? I can see an opportunity not to see the cloud as the delivery platform only. Autodesk presented an interesting option to use cloud as an additional source of computational power. It can change paradigms in design software usage. Autodesk experimented a lot with different applications for the last year, which shows me that Autodesk is trying to bring a new paradigm born in the cloud rather than move an existing platform to be delivered from the cloud.
Oleg — Your posts are great reading and often very insightful, but as Arena's co-founder and CTO I have to offer a correction. Arena Solutions was very definitely born in the cloud (as bom.com — we re-branded as Arena later). And, we've been delivering commercially successful engineering software from the cloud since we launched our SaaS BOM and change management application in 2001.
I do agree with your point that success in the cloud requires original thinking and a new approach to traditional problems, particularly for engineering software where datasets are generally complex and relatively large. Still, given the tremendous benefits of a cloud-based solution for our customers (and for Arena as a software provider), I've been surprised that engineering software companies in general have been so slow to "get" the cloud.
While I have to correct the record in this case, thanks for writing — I do read and enjoy your perspective on the industry.


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EnglishClub > Listen to News > US and Cuba Restoring Relations
dateline: 23 December 2014
US and Cuba Restoring Relations
restore: to bring back to normal
diplomatic: related to sensitive matters
controversial: leading to argument or debate
impregnate: to make a woman or female animal pregnant
artificial insemination: a medical procedure in which a male's sperm sample is injected into a female's reproductive organs in hopes of achieving pregnancy
trade embargo: the temporary prohibition of trade
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After months of between President Obama and President Castro, the US and Cuba have agreed to restore diplomatic relations. The deal, which involved a controversial transfer of prisoners, was organized through a of secret meetings with American and Cuban officials in Canada. While the negotiations were , the US reportedly helped one Cuban prisoner impregnate his wife via artificial insemination. The prisoner has since been united with his pregnant wife who is due their daughter in two weeks. The negotiations were the first diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba in 50 years. The trade embargo and ban on tourist travel will remain in place for now, but both leaders have stated that the prisoner exchange was an important first step in relations.
Where did the secret meetings take place?
Why does the report mention a pregnant woman?
What does the report say about tourist travel to Cuba?
Discussion Questions: Do you believe that Americans will be able to travel to Cuba freely in the near future? Will it be safe for Americans to travel there?
After months of negotiations between President Obama and President Castro, the US and Cuba have agreed to restore diplomatic relations. The deal, which involved a controversial transfer of prisoners, was organized through a series of secret meetings with American and Cuban officials in Canada. While the negotiations were in progress, the US reportedly helped one Cuban prisoner impregnate his wife via artificial insemination. The prisoner has since been united with his pregnant wife who is due to deliver their daughter in two weeks. The negotiations were the first diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba in 50 years. The trade embargo and ban on tourist travel will remain in place for now, but both leaders have stated that the prisoner exchange was an important first step in restoring diplomatic relations.
The secret meetings between officials took place in Canada.
The report mentions a pregnant woman because, with the help of US officials, one of the Cuban prisoners who was released was able to impregnate his wife from prison.
The report says that tourist travel to Cuba will still be banned for now.


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howard butterworth
Scottish Landscape Artist
"The Roup" 1983, Aultonrea
Howard was at 'The Roup' in 1983 at Aultonrea, Glenmuick. Miss Esson who had owned the lease on the property, was part of a local family who had lived and worked on Deeside for many generations and after she passed away her estate was broken up and sold. Howard believed it to be one of the last sales of it's kind in the area and as he was part of the community wanted to mark the occasion. On the day,he stood and viewed the sale and made several sketches of the event to use for reference; later finishing the painting in his studio in 1986.
(A Roup is a displenish sale in Scotland; where farms and small holdings, machinery and contents are sold at auction, on site.)
Howard recalls that "it was a fabulous day and there was such a crowd of people of all shapes, sizes"… and "a complete mix of Lairds, locals" and also those who had travelled some distance to get there!
"The items that were for sale where just amazing, the house was quite large and it was absolutely full of furniture" there were lots of Georgian and Edwardian pieces and "a tudor wash stand"…also…"all the machinery and farming implements" too. Howard recalls that he bought "one of the most useful purchases that I've ever made in my life. For ten pence I got a tramp-pick! A tramp-pick is specifically designed for getting rocks out of fields..(and)…is so much better than a pick axe and has been so useful over the years!"
In Howard's painting some of the items for sale are featured; Miss Esson's candle lantern and also a signed photograph of Queen Victoria, "believed genuine" as the auctioneer stated at the time. He also painted the cheeky Robin watching the event from the fence post, the circling buzzard overhead and a dog in the foreground, who seemed very happy to be there. The Roup was a truly social event and the painting depicts many people gathering, swapping stories and bidding on the items offered for sale. Interestingly Howard remembers that the furniture made more money at the sale than the farm machinery, probably because "the farmers are too busy farming than going to sales!"
The lithograph of "The Roup" Aultonrea, was printed in the late 1980's and was sold from 'Rosie' the caravan (the first 'Butterworth Gallery') at the family home in Glenmuick for £70; it was a signed limited edition of 250 copies on high quality paper and was printed by a Scottish company called Nevis Print who were based in Fort William. "The Roup" sold out in the early 1990's some of the last copies to have exchanged hands recently have sold in the region of £600; auctioneers, art enthusiasts and community locals have made this painting of Howard's a truly iconic collectors piece.
The original oil painting hung on the wall in the managers office at the Clydesdale bank, Ballater for safe keeping for many years and many Aberdeenshire locals have fond memories of seeing "The Roup" on visits to the village. In recent years it has featured in exhibitions at The Butterworth Gallery and Howard's 'Recollection' exhibition at The Tivoli, Aberdeen in 2013.
Howard turned seventy on the 29th June this year and to mark this special birthday after much consideration and public interest Howard and the family took the decision to print "The Roup" Aultonrea as a limited canvas giclee print; a relatively new printing technique which was unavailable to Howard in the 1980's.
The giclee printing technique on canvas, gives the finished print an appearance closer to an original. The giclee canvas print of "The Roup" is limited to seventy prints; it is signed, numbered and then varnished and is approximately the same size as the original, 20″ x 30″ (excluding frame size). The Butterworth Studios Ltd, will be printing "The Roup" to order, in house and the family take great pride in their final product.
"The Roup" £500 unframed
The limited edition giclee canvas print is now available to view at the Butterworth Gallery and orders are being taken.
The Butterworth Gallery,
Ballogie , Aboyne.
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sarah@butterworthpaintings.co.uk
Written by H.J.K with Howard Butterworth and The Butterworth Gallery
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DO NOT READ THIS. INSTEAD, TURN OFF YOUR PHONE OR LAPTOP, BREATHE THE AIR AND PRAY.
The internet makes me better informed, but it is not making me better.
This summer I went on holiday to a beautiful village called Betaille, near the Dordogne river in the heart of France. My wife Jen's uncle bought a tumbledown cottage for practically nothing many years ago. It has since become a staple family pilgrimage for the Grove clan. I am aware how blessed we are to have such an opportunity.
It is a village where everybody knows one another. Everyone buys their bread in the morning from the boulangerie, then purloins their meat from the boucherie. However the shops resolutely close for all of Sunday and half of Monday. Life drives the economics, rather than the economics driving life. (The reasons for that will have to wait until another blog!) Many families grow their own vegetables and keep their own animals. There is a simple joy to daily living that is infectious. No-one bumps into you on the pavement because they are reading their mobile screens. People do this cool thing called 'talking' while waiting in queues or standing on the street. One of my favourite moments of the week was just sitting watching some of the men and women of the village play 'petanque' (the silver-balled, gravelly version of bowls so loved by the French). The depth of relationship between neighbours was tangible. There is hardly any mobile phone coverage, and precious little broadband in the village. It is hard to imagine a 'developed' world context much more different to my world of central London.
Of course the internet has brought huge benefits to millions of people, so this is not a 'Down with the internet' piece. That would be pointless. What I am having a go at is my tendency to become hard-wired to said internet. The question for me is, "at what point did I decide that I needed to be permanently connected?" How many times a day do I check my email? How many times a day do I flick to Twitter, Facebook or whichever social app is taking hold? Am I able to just experience anything without tweeting it, or sharing a photograph of it on Facebook? Until I do that, has it really 'happened'? Until I do that, is it really worth anything? Do I subliminally base my social status on how many 'friends' I have?
Can I remember when I used to pray in shop queues, rather than check cricket scores? Can I remember when I used to stop and be still, before there was so much to read about politics? Can I remember when I used to worship, before Youtube provided so many opportunities for endless browsing? Can I remember when I used to read books that took me deeper, rather than gleaning more shallow information from an endlessly wide range?
Have we stopped drawing on deeper, older wisdom in favour of what is happening NOW? The news is BREAKING, therefore it must be important. The tweet or Facebook post has just arrived, so it is more important than the conversation we are having with a real person. We know more, yet we understand less. We are bang up-to-date, but unsure why. The regularity with which we check in with the internet is strangely reminiscent of the 'practising the presence of God' that spiritual giants like Brother Lawrence undertook. Their encouragement was to find regular actions to remind us to think on God, enabling a constant state of communion. Our 'practising the present' bars us from 'practising the presence'.
The people of Betaille know much less about the world than I do, but I think they understand more about life. They are digging into one place, building something tangible, rather than spreading themselves over a vast area, never putting down roots. Only now have I realised that there is a reason it's called 'surfing' the net. You just skim the shallows of the seas of life. Let's get down deep.


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Q: How organize chunked file transfer in both client and server side without developing own protocol? I'm developing Java-applet down/uploading) large files from server. Server app can be written in any language, but now I'm interested in most popular ones - Java, C# and PHP.
Server applications will use my applet and must provide download/upload API for it. My goal is to specify requirements. As my files can be very large I want to transfer them in chunks. I invented "bicycle" - own protocol for chunking and now I'm wondering is there built-in in language/web-server tools for replacing my bicycle?
For clearence, short description of my bicycle -

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*Applet calls API method initDownload(fileName,chunkSize) and server sets up this property somewhere and returns to applet total number of chunks.

*Applet calls API method getFilePart(fileName,chunkNumber) for each chunk. In the case of fail it may retry to get this chunk. Server's implementation is simply RandomAccessFile with seeking position to desired and returning appropriate bytes.

*Applet calls API method setFilePart(fileName,chunkNumber) for each chunk.

*Applet works via HTTPURLConnection.

I read about HTTPURLConnection's setRequestHeader("Transfer-Encoding","chunked");
and setChunkedStreamingMode(chunkSize) but didn't understand how configure consumer side to accept chunking mode? Where chunk size is setted up? Or chunk size is not necessary due to protocol? I mean, with chunking mode server can't simply open InputStream and read, AFAIK, he should turn on HTTP/1.1 or call some setter in RequestMapping-side, am I right?
So, is my hypotesis below correct? Hypothesis:
Upload to server - Applet side can simply include chunking with 2 rows of code - header for turning on chunking mode and setter for specifying chunk size. Server side can be simple open-InputStream-read-all code with simple configuration to HTTP/1.1. Is any web-server provides such configuration? I'm interested in famous servers like XAMPP for PHP; IIS for C#; Glassfish, Tomcat, JBOSS for JAVA and others which I don't know or forgot to mention.
Download to applet side - now, server should somehow turn on chunking in  response. Does PHP, C#  have methods like setChunkedStreamingMode? How turn on chunking in Java-HTTPURLConnection for receiving chunks? As I understand, setChunkedStreamingMode works only for sending data or this is incorrect?
In other words, I want just to open InputStream/OutputStream and rely on TCP like I rely on it for making "handshakes" -  is it possible?

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Third German rail attack thwarted
A cable shaft where three separate explosive devices were found by the side of a Berlin rail track(AP)
October 11 2011 02:02 PM
An attempted arson attack on a Berlin railway was foiled today, the third in two days targeting rail operations in and around the city.
A railway worker found three bombs on cables along a track in eastern Berlin and they were defused by police experts.
An arson attempt Monday on Berlin's central station using seven bottles filled with flammable liquid bundled together and linked to a fuse was thwarted at the last minute.
A similar device exploded in a utility shaft next to a high-speed train line west of Berlin a few hours earlier, causing damage but no casualties, and halting train traffic there for the day.
It was still unclear whether the attacks were related.
A previously unknown left wing group claimed responsibility for Monday's attacks in a letter whose authenticity was being examined by police.
In a message posted on a website, a group calling itself Hekla Reception Committee - Initiative for more Eruptions in Society claimed responsibility, saying it was targeting railway operations to protest at Germany's roles in the Afghanistan war and as an arms exporter. The group's name is an apparent reference to Iceland's Hekla volcano.
Berlin has seen several recent arson attacks that police have blamed on leftist extremists. One of them in May targeted a utility shaft at an important railway hub in the city's east, causing massive disruption that left thousands of passengers stranded.
Germany is a large contributor to the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan, with about 5,000 soldiers stationed in the north of the country.
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While any person can be the victim of sexual abuse, all too often the most vulnerable members of communities such as children and the elderly are the victims of these devastating events.
When you place your trust in a person and your trust is violated because of sexual abuse, you may struggle with the physical injuries as well as the emotional injuries.
If you or a loved one has been the victim of sexual abuse, a Chattanooga sexual abuse lawyer can help you begin the healing process and help hold sexual abusers accountable for their actions through a personal injury claim.
Sexual Abuse Lawsuits and Their Purpose
Sexual abuse is often referred to as sexual assault and is generally defined as an unwanted sexual contact without a person's consent. Unfortunately, many of the victims of sexual abuse in Tennessee are vulnerable and include children and the elderly.
The Tennessee legislature has made it clear that because of the tremendous impact on children, siblings, and families, that prosecuting child sexual abuse is a priority in the state under T.C.A 37-1-601.
However, even though children and the elderly in nursing homes are often the victims of these traumatic events, anyone can be the victim of sexual abuse and a Chattanooga sexual abuse lawyer can help victims who have faced abuse in:
Working environments
While a sexual abuse lawsuit cannot undo the traumatic events, many sexual abuse victims report a feeling of relief and satisfaction through filing a lawsuit.
Compensation for Sexual Abuse
People who have been the victims of sexual abuse or any sexually related crime often feel a certain sense of vindication knowing that their attacker has gone through the criminal process.
However, many victims of sexual abuse suffer from deep emotional and physical injuries that the criminal justice system cannot compensate them for.
But, a victim of sexual abuse in Chattanooga is entitled to file a civil lawsuit against their attacker and may be able to recover any of the following types of compensation:
Cost of therapy and rehabilitation programs
Lost earnings
Emotional pain and distress
In addition, a victim's spouse or even their child may be able to recover from losing their loved one's companionship. While money cannot heal the trauma of a sexual abuse case, pursuing a civil lawsuit is a means of ensuring a person and their family are cared for while they recover.
Time Limits for Filing a Sexual Abuse claim
Every person who has been the victim of sexual abuse and trauma is entitled to file a civil lawsuit seeking financial compensation and restitution against their abuser.
However, even in these delicate and sensitive situations, a victim needs to be aware of the time limits or statute of limitation for filing a civil lawsuit. Tennessee Code Annotated sections 28-3-104 and 28-1-106 provide that victims of sexual abuse have one year to file a civil lawsuit for sexual abuse, and those who are under the age of 18 must file a lawsuit before their 19th birthday in order to be entitled to recover for their injuries and losses.
This is vastly different from the criminal system which allows the state to prosecute a sexual abuse case years after it occurs.
While many victims of sexual abuse struggle with feelings of shame and fear, it is critical to contact a Chattanooga sexual abuse lawyer as soon as possible.
Not only can a Chattanooga sexual abuse lawyer help a victim file a civil lawsuit to recover restitution and compensation, but they can also help a victim receive crucial services and connect them with programs offered by the state and local agencies to help the healing process.
Contact a Chattanooga Sexual Abuse Attorney Today
You do not have to deal with the emotional, physical, and psychological trauma of sexual abuse alone.
As a compassionate Chattanooga sexual abuse lawyer, we can help victims on the road to recovery by filing a civil lawsuit, connecting victims with programs, and ensuring that victims and their families receive the care and compensation they deserve after going through a traumatic event such as sexual abuse.
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Bartolomeo degli Erri (Modène, actif de 1447 à 1482)  un peintre italien gothique de la Renaissance italienne actif à Modène pendant la seconde moitié du .

Biographie

Bartolomeo degli Erri, son frère aîné Agnolo ainsi que Bartolomeo Bonascia, sont considérés comme étant les plus importants protagonistes de la peinture du Quattrocento à Modène.

Bartolomeo a probablement collaboré au grand triptyque du Couronnement de la Vierge conservé à la Galleria Estense de Modène (1462 et 1466) attribuée majoritairement à son frère.

L'historien d'art Roberto Longhi lui attribue également une série de tableaux des scènes de vie de saints Thomas d'Aquin, Vincent Ferrier et saint Dominique sans dissocier tout à fait de ce travail son frère Agnolo.

Ces tableaux proviennent probablement de trois retables démembrés consacrés aux saints référencés, réalisés dans les années 1466-1474 pour l'église San Domenico de Modène.

Les œuvres sont conservées dans les divers musées mondiaux : Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kunsthistorisches Museum (Vienne), California Palace of the Legion of Honor, Galleria Estense (Modène),

Œuvres
  Saint Dominique ressuscitant Napoleone Orsini (1467–1474), tempera sur bois transférée sur toile, , Metropolitan Museum of Art,
  Saint Vincent Ferrer prêchant devant l'église de Sant Eufemia à Vérone, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienne.
  La Vision de Fra Paolino (1465), Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco.
  Saint Thomas d'Aquin débattant avec les hérétiques (1465), Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco.
  Saint Thomas d'Aquin à la table du roi Saint Louis,
  Saint Thomas d'Aquin aidé par saint Pierre et saint Paul, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
  Les Saints-évêques Ignace et Augustin, Musée du palais ducal, Mantoue.
  Vierge à l'Enfant trônant, , Musée des beaux-arts, Strasbourg,

Bibliographie
 Daniele Benati, La bottega degli Erri e la pittura del Rinascimento a Modena, Artioli, 1988 - 211 pages, 129-133, 173.
 Esther Mœnch-Scherer, Les primitifs italiens du Musée des beaux-arts de Strasbourg, Musées de la Ville de Strasbourg, 1993, 93 pages.

Liens externes

 Fiche sur le site Fondazionezeri.unibo.it

Notes et références

Naissance à Modène
Naissance dans les États pontificaux
Peintre italien du XVe siècle
Peintre d'art sacré
Peintre gothique
Date de naissance non renseignée (XVe siècle)
Date de décès non renseignée (XVe siècle)


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Q: Is the Reverse PTR record fine I've checked my email headers at http://mxtoolbox.com which says it is ok. But I'm not sure.
MY server's FQDN is host.tariffplansindia.com and for my server's IP( 23.239.30.81) the reverse PTR record resolves to tariffplansindia.com.
But all my emails have server name as host.tariffplansindia.com.
Do  23.239.30.81's reverse PTR need to resolve to host.tariffplansindia.com or is it ok with set currently(tariffplansindia.com )
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A: The important thing is that your PTR record for the IP give out at least one hostname which resolves to the IP from which the mails came.  This is the PTR record check.
So, in your case, as long as tariffplansindia.com can resolve to 23.239.30.81, and 81.32.239.23.in-addr.arpa resolves to tariffplansindia.com., you're set.  If not, change it so it matches.

A: Having the canonical hostname (FQDN) as the reverse dns PTR record is what is actually expected.
It's also worth noting that while the actual question only mentions 23.239.30.81 the included mail headers clearly show that this particular message was delivered over IPv6, using the address 2600:3c00::f03c:91ff:fe73:2b08.
My recommendation would be to ensure that host.tariffplansindia.com (your hostname) has the appropriate A and AAAA records and to then change the PTR records at 81.30.239.23.in-addr.arpa and 8.0.b.2.3.7.e.f.f.f.1.9.c.3.0.f.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.c.3.0.0.6.2.ip6.arpa to match the FQDN.

A: It is fine to have a reverse record which does not point exactly to the same name as your mailname (the one sent in EHLO command). Only very few senders (I would call them Nazi servers) would reject your mails. However note this is fairly more common for a server to check the target of your PTR record points to the same IP you send email from (the one it resolved the PTR from).
So in your case you should make sure tariffplansindia.com resolves to 23.239.30.81


Sony said Thursday it now expects to lose nearly US$3 billion in the current fiscal year through March, over double its target from just three months ago, as it books expenses related to the sale of its share in its LCD joint venture with Samsung and the effect of flooding in Thailand.
The dire forecast came as the Tokyo-based electronics maker piled on a number of one-time expenses, including a tax charge related to its Sony Ericsson mobile phone venture, which it is currently turning into a fully-owned subsidiary, and the strong yen.
But Sony is having a brutal year even without those charges.
The firm's core consumer products division, which includes its well-known Walkman, Bravia, and Vaio lines, and accounts for half of its revenues, saw sales plummet during the key October-December shopping period from a year earlier, and swung into a deep operating loss. The company blamed stiff competition and the falling prices in the TV industry across its main markets in Japan, Europe and the U.S.
Sony released the earnings a day after it announced a leadership change for the company. Kazuo Hirai, who currently runs Sony's consumer products division, will become president and CEO from April, replacing Howard Stringer, who ran the company for seven years and introduced company-wide staff and operations cutbacks.
Thursday's results underscore that Hirai will have his work cut out for him. In the October-December quarter, which includes the key holiday shopping season, sales dropped 17.4 percent from a year earlier to ¥1.82 trillion ($24 billion). The company had a net loss of ¥160 billion during the quarter, though that reflected non-business items.
Sony also booked a loss in its component business, and saw revenues and sales fall in its movie division. Its movie unit booked higher sales on hits like The Smurfs, but saw profit fall as theater shows like Arthur Christmas struggled.
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Is 'Squid Game' merch about to turn us all into capitalist pigs?
::shows love for anti-capitalism TV show by blowing money on corporate merch::
ByBrandon Yu
Let's play a game. Ask five of your friends what they're going to be for Halloween, and let's each make a guess on how many would ponder a costume related to Squid Game. After all, you wouldn't have too much trouble purchasing one — you can buy official merchandise (and knock-offs) for the show through Netflix's online store, countless other retailers including Amazon, and as it was recently announced, through an official partnership with another mass marketer, Walmart.
As Netflix's most successful show of all time continues to hold the world in its palm — the longevity of its complete cultural ubiquity is truly astonishing at this point — and we approach the Halloween season, we're entering what is soon to be a consumerist flood for Squid Game products. T-shirts! Hoodies! Masks! And of course, the tracksuits!
In the recent Walmart partnership, the retailer is unveiling a feature called Netflix Fan Select, in which consumers can vote for the type of merch they want from Netflix shows, and Walmart will abide and offer the crowd-sourced products. In other words, democracy in action. Or, more specifically, democratized consumerism.
There is something inherently dark about this mass-consumerist outpouring facilitated by big corporations responding to the show's fandom, in a way that is distinct from other fandoms, both because of the show's specific themes and also the sheer size and rabidity of its viewership. By now, the show has been heralded in innumerable ways for tapping into the doom of our collective capitalist anxieties. As viewers of the show, we see an allegory of how we're all trapped under a ceiling of economic desperation engineered through corporate capitalism — and we're all getting sucked in enough to then go to said corporations, shelling out money to buy more of their stuff. Amid the Squid Game fervor, what we hate so much in the show is what we're ironically buying into as fans. This is especially the case with a corporation like Walmart, which has had years of criticisms around underpaying employees and hurting local businesses.
To be clear, this isn't to finger-wag at anyone buying a green tracksuit — the show is intensely immersive, and cosplay, of course, is just a fun way to connect further to universe of the show even after it's ended. If anything, it's just a much more boring, real-world version of what the show plays out — we might not enter into a death match in response to our helplessness at a deeply unequal world, but at least we can buy a few things.
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This program is to develop, in both Japan and ASEAN countries, active leaders with empowerment in practice who can become cultural bridges between the nations in fields such as business, journalism, architecture, NGOs, government sectors, and other fields.
In order to achieve the program objective, the Meiji University ASEAN Center (MAC) was set up in Bangkok, Thailand. With MAC as a hub, we established a consortium with top ASEAN universities, which enables us to implement various short- and long-term programs with the member universities. Until 2016 the program plans to provide student-exchange opportunities to 1,045 students.
Furthermore, the program offers learning opportunities at MAC to both Japanese and ASEAN students as well as internships in cooperation with private companies or NGOs. Through these activities, students are expected to develop their skills of solving problems, building.
European and American universities have actively established international branch campuses in Asian countries, offering students in host countries the education of these countries' standards so they can become cultural bridges between two countries without actually studying abroad. This program follows the global trend and recreates the style of study abroad between Japan and Asian countries.