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Deals – 12 February 2009
Allens Arthur Robinson acted for AngloGold Ashanti Ltd on the sale of its interest in the world class Boddington Gold Mine Project. The deal, worth up to approximately US$1.1 billion, sees the sale of Anglo's 33.33 percent interest to joint venture partner Newmont Mining Corp, a leading gold producer. Melbourne-based partner Igor Bogdanich was involved as the principal external legal adviser for AngloGold Ashanti in the negotiations from London.
Allens Arthur Robinson acted for DEXUS Property Group in a comprehensive deal that saw the sale of a one-third interest in its new premier office tower development in Sydney. The firm advised DEXUS on the complete transaction including the development, construction, anchor tenant leasing and disposal of its part interest to Cbus Property. Partner Mark Stubbings led the team on this matter.
Allens Arthur Robinson acted for Henderson Group plc on a capital raising valued at approximately A$106 million. The deal involved the placement of shares/CHESS Depositary Interests, representing approximately 9.9 percent of Henderson's existing issued ordinary shares, to institutional and other investors. Sydney-based partners Alex Ding and Victoria Poole led the team of advisors.
Allens Arthur Robinson acted for Newcrest Mining Ltd in it's A$750 capital raising exercise. Partners Robert Simkiss and Robert Pick led the advisory team on the transaction.
Allens Arthur Robinson advised Qantas Airways Ltd on its recent capital raising. The transaction raised A$500 million for the airline via an institutional placement, and will be followed by a share purchase plan for Qantas retail shareholders. Sydney-based partner Tom Story led the team with the support of firm chairman Ewen Crouch on the transaction.
Partners Robert Simkiss and Robert Pick led the Allens Arthur Robinson team that advised Tabcorp Holdings on its recent capital raisings via institutional share placements and share purchase plans. The transaction raised approximately A$300.
Allens Arthur Robinson acted for Wesfarmers Ltd on its equity capital raising which secured a minimum of A$2.9 billion. The deal, incorporating an accelerated pro rata entitlement offer, is marked by an institutional component of A$2 billion, with an additional placement of A$900 million to two strategic investors and a retail entitlement offer. Sydney-based partner Tom Story led the team in this matter.
AZB & Partners advised Brenntag Holding GmbH in relation to its acquisition, through its subsidiary Brenntag (Holding) NV, of 100 percent shareholding in Rhodia Chemicals India Private Ltd. The firm was involved in conducting the legal due diligence of Rhodia India and advised Brenntag on various Indian law issues. Yogesh Bhattarai Vaishali Sharma led the transaction, valued at approximately €3,483,000.
Baker & McKenzie acted for ETF Metal Securities Australia Ltd on four new structured products, which are the first products to be admitted to trading status on ASX's new AQUA Platform. In addition, a fifth ETF Metal Security, being ETFS Physical Gold, is the first product to be moved from the ASX main list to the new AQUA platform. Partner Bill Fuggle led the transaction's advisory team.
Clifford Chance has advised Airbus on a joint venture with a group of Chinese industrial partners for a manufacturing centre in Harbin, in north east China.The manufacturing centre will produce aircraft composite material parts and components for the Airbus A350 XWB and Airbus A320 families of aircraft. Kelly Gregory led the team advising the company.
Colin Ng & Partners LLP acted for Penguin in their recent rights issue. The exercise raised about S$6.1 million in net proceeds for the company. Tan Min-Li, partner and co-head of the firm's corporate finance practice group, led the transaction.
Colin Ng & Partners LLP advised BreadTalk Group Ltd in an approximately US$5 million joint venture with Sanpou Co Ltd. Pursuant to the joint venture agreement, BreadTalk and Sanpou will be investing a total of S$1.5 million and US$4 million shareholdings in the joint venture companies in the proportion of 60 percent and 40 percent respectively. Lisa Theng, head of corporate advisory and a partner in the corporate and commercial practice group, was lead partner on the transaction.
Deacons cross border team, led by partners Ian McCubbin and Shaun McRobert, acted for Ansteel Iron & Steel to complete an $A162 million equity placement with WA's Gindalbie Metals. Gindalbie shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of the deal, which will include Ansteel acquiring 190.7 million shares in Gindalbie following FIRB approval.
Lovells has advised Gale International LLC on the Framework Agreement for a new state-of-the-art ecological city in Changsha. Gale and the Changsha Municipal People's Government of Hunan Province signed a Framework Agreement to plan, develop and operate Meixi Lake District, a 1,675 acre new ecological city in Changsha, the capital city of Hunan Province. The district will include various sub-projects, all set within an integrated, people-friendly lake environment and surrounded by abundant green space. The advising team advising was led by Shanghai corporate partner Andrew McGinty.
Lovells has advised HK Electric on its HK$5.68 billion acquisition of a 45 percent stake in three China power plants from major shareholder Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd. Under the terms of the agreement the client will acquire the entire issued share capital of Outram, an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheung Kong. The team advising on the agreement was led by Asia corporate head Jamie Barr.
Mallesons Stephen Jaques acted as Hong Kong legal advisers to the sponsor and underwriters in relation to the listing of CVM Minerals Ltd on the main board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, raising approximately HK$133 million. It was the first-of-its-kind listing of a mineral company under Chapter 18 of the Hong Kong Listing Rules, which does not require the usual track record listing requirements. Conrad Chan was the lead partner on the transaction.
Stephenson Harwood has advised fully integrated tanker company Transpetrol Maritime Services on the financing of an 82,000cbm Very Large Gas Carrier (VLGC) for delivery from Hyundai Heavy Industries in Korea, and the re-financing of two Panamax tankers. The team was led by finance partner Arlene Dourish.


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SEAI - Electric Vehicle (EV) Apartment Charger Grant Scheme – Consultation Event
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has warmly welcomed a forthcoming SEAI public consultation on EV charging infrastructure for apartments and strongly urged residents and management companies to take part and make their views known.
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland is to hold the online event on Thursday, August 5, at which it will outline its proposed two-tiered approach to providing grant support and seek the views of stakeholders.
Minister Ryan said: "It is crucial that Government supports the uptake of EVs across society. People living in shared buildings, such as apartments blocks, have not, up until now, had the opportunity to access home-charging facilities for EVs. We are regulating for new apartment blocks to include EV-charging infrastructure, but we still need a solution for people in existing apartment buildings.
"As such, I warmly welcome the SEAI's announcement and urge residents of apartments and shared residential blocks to engage with the SEAI to ensure that the right supports are provided to enable EV ownership for these groups."
Overview of Proposed Scheme
It is estimated that 80% of annual EV charging is done at a driver's home location. Therefore, widespread availability of residential charging at all locations is therefore a critical requirement in order to achieve Ireland's 2030 electric vehicle target.
In this consultation, from 11am to 12.15pm on August 5, SEAI will outline its proposed two-tiered approach to providing grant support for EV charging solutions for apartment and Multi-Unit Dwelling (MUD) complexes.
Firstly, support will be provided to the Owner Management Companies (OMCs) to install the electrical network and any shared chargers. Secondly, each resident will be provided with support to install a charge point to connect to the local Apartment/MUD charging network.
SEAI will outline the proposal and seek views and opinions from interested stakeholders.
The event will be recorded and SEAI will attempt to answer as many as possible of the questions received on the day. Any remaining questions will be transcribed and responded to following the event. All answers and links will be published on a section of SEAI's website to be developed for apartment charging.
Relevant draft programme documentation will also be made available on the website for review and comment.
Interested parties may review the materials for 3 weeks and provide feedback via email to EVChargers@seai.ie no later than 26th of August 2021.
• Overview of proposed EV Apartment Charger Scheme – Graham Brennan, Transport Programme Manager, SEAI
• Proposed Application & Grant Payment Processes - Robert Cazaciuc, Programme Executive EV Charging Infrastructure
• Q&A Session (45mins)
Minister Ryan added: "The Government is firmly committed to delivering Ireland's ambitious targets for reducing our national emissions. A key objective of the Climate Action Plan is 936,000 Electric Vehicles on our roads by 2030. We are seeing a really encouraging uptake of EVs across Ireland this year and in order to maintain these trends, we must continue to develop our EV charging infrastructure to meet the needs of the rapidly growing number of EV owners across Ireland."

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It doesn't get much better than this!!!
Good gravy I'm having a great week. Lovely compliments and eye candy coming out of the woodwork. So many talented rug hookers bringing my patterns to life! What's a girl to do but gush and post. I tell you now, it doesn't get much better than this.
I don't mean to steal these gals thunder, I don't pretend that my little drawings place more importance over the rug hooking, but I do feel like a small part of a team when I see pictures of my completed designs.
All in all, this sure is shaping up to be a fantastic week! 5000 plus likes on my Facebook page, the compliment of the year from a customer and eye candy to feast on.....candy might be dandy but rug hooking doesn't rot your teeth!
This first design is called Peking Dragons, and I designed it for Armenia Corkum back in 2001. The Main Street Hookers all decided to hook an Oriental design and I custom created this pattern for the occasion. She choose the colours she loves and although they were beautiful, Caroline went with the colour palette that makes me jump for joy. I'm a primary girl, give me red, yellow and blue any day and I'll be singing in the rain! This rug would fit in my house perfectly!
I asked Caroline to say a few words about her masterpiece.
Hi Christine - Thank you for your kind comments about my rug, and more especially, for creating Peking Dragons, such a great design in the first place. You're probably wondering how I came to have that pattern. Apparently, about 10-12 years ago, you drew it out (or as I was told, had a Chinese lady draw the symbols) for a fiber artist here in Fredericton. I know her first name was Mary, but I can't think of the last name for the life of me. Anyway, when she died, some of her rug hooking materials were passed on to the Cathedral Matters to do with as they saw fit. Thus, earlier this year, for a donation to the Cathedral Matters, I acquired the pattern. The linen still had the original tag on it, with a price of $70. I fell in love with the design at first sight, and after some thought, decided to dye the wools in colours I thought would suit both it and my living room. The background is 4 shades of blue, mixed together in a bag, and randomly selected and hooked in straight lines to conform to traditional oriental rugs. The brick shade used in the symbols was abrashed with black to give it a mottled colouring. I've been a little obsessed with hooking for the past couple of years....this was a great piece to try as my first "large" rug. I started it on April 7, and finished it this past Saturday, July 12th, hooking virtually every evening for 2-3 hours. You would think I'd be glad to be finished (and I am!), but of course, I got right back to work on another mat. One day, when I finally get down to your part of NS, I'm looking forward to dropping into your shop. Your patterns are really wonderful.
And next but definitely not least, Janet Delo is hooking "Alice" and was in the shop on Saturday for a bit more wool and some show and tell. She certainly made my day. After seeing this work in progress I was floating, my feet barely touched the ground. There are not enough words to describe how much something is liked, loved and appreciated. Janet's colour plan is perfect for this design and she's working in the traditional #3 cut. She's used spot dyes in some of the floral motifs and Eggplant (Dorr) for all of the scroll lines. Everything is perfectly balanced and complimentary. I see Celebration Magazine in its future and I'm going to use this plan in one of my Initially Yours letters!
Louisa Horne is exercising her artistic prowess in the drawing and hooking of her three King Charles Spaniels. I remember that one is Casey and another Finnegan but sorry I can't recall the third one's name. For all you Canadian baby boomers you'll remember the beloved children's show with Mr. Dressup and his two sidekicks, a boy Casey and non talking puppet pup, Finnegan.
This rug is going to have a huge appeal. A forever keepsake of her precious furry kids. They look so real you want to stretch out your hand to get a lick and give a pat.


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2 edition of A harmony of the four gospels found in the catalog.
A harmony of the four gospels
in which the natural order of each is preserved. With a paraphrase and notes. By James Macknight, ... In two volumes. ...
Published 1756 by printed for the author; and sold by A. Millar, and D. Wilson and T. Durham; R. and J. Dodsley; J. and J. Rivington; and J. Ward in London .
Other titles A harmony of the four gospels.
Contributions Macknight, James, 1721-1800.
Pagination 2v.
Book I. Authority, number, order, and plan of the Gospels. Response to attacks on the Gospels. Chapter 1 On the Authority of the Gospels. Chapter 2 On the Order of the Evangelists, and the Principles on Which They Wrote. Chapter 3 Of the Fact that Matthew, Together with Mark, Had Specially in View the Kingly Character of Christ, Whereas Luke Dealt with the Priestly. The Horizontal Harmony of the Four Gospels in Parallel Columns provides the reader a panoramic perspective on the life of the Jesus Christ - the greatest man who ever lived on this earth. There are only four authentic accounts of his mortal life and these are known as the Four Gospels i.e. Mathew, Mark, Luke and John.5/5(5).
Horizontal Harmony of the Four Gospels in Parallel Columns book. Read 3 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Book by/5. This easy-to-use, authentic harmony (not a synopsis or parallel) of the four Gospels features one main story line in bold type. Author Bio Orville E. Daniel (PhD, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) was general secretary of the Canadian Baptist Overseas Mission Board and served as a missionary in India for nineteen years/5(10).
This easy-to-use, authentic harmony (not a synopsis or parallel) of the four Gospels features one main story line in bold type. Edition Details Format: Paperback5/5(5). the harmony of the gospels, book i [translated by the rev. s. d. f. salmond, d.d. edited, with notes, by the rev. m. b. riddle, d.d.] book i. the treatise opens with a short statement on the subject of the authority of the evangelists, their number, their order, and the different plans of their narratives.
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Harmony of the Four Gospels: The New International Version Paperback – May 1, by Orville Daniel (Author)/5(70). Harmony of The Gospels: Four Books. Eighty-Nine Chapters. One Messiah: Cook, Brady: : Books. Read this book and over 1 million others with a Kindle Unlimited membership/5(9). The fourfold Gospel, or, A harmony of the four gospels Unknown Binding – January 1, by J.
W McGarvey (Author) out of 5 stars 31 ratings See all 7 formats and /5(31). Good book to have to see the places where the gospels have the same incidents of the history and New Testament source to have and it saves a lot of time finding and collating teachings from all the gospels/5(81).
This book is a great Gospel harmony from a wonderful Christian scholar. Getting the chronology straight in your mind from the four accounts of Jesus' earthly ministry can be somewhat of a challenge, but it's very helpful in understanding the Bible/5.
Horizontal Harmony of the Four Gospels in Parallel Columns: King James Version Paperback – June 1, by Thomas M. Mumford (Editor) out of 5 stars 28 ratings. See all 2 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from /5(29). It is based on A.T. Robertson's A Harmony of the Gospels, originally published inbut differs in that it:  adheres more closely to Luke's order  has more subdivisions in places  uses thematic headings taken from Dr.
Arnold Fruchtenbaum[s The Life of the Messiah from a Jewish. Harmony of the Gospels. The Harmony of the Gospels offers a comparative study chart for Matthew, Mark, Luke and John's Gospel accounts. Categorized by subjects, this study resource allows quick, side-by-side viewing of what each apostle recorded in each of the four Gospels.
THE FOUR-FOLD GOSPEL OR A Harmony of the Gospels. Resulting in a complete chronological life of Christ, divided into titled sections and sub-divisions, with comments injected in the text; especially designed for the use of Sunday-school teachers and advanced pupils.
A.T. Robertson's classic work, A Harmony of the Gospels for Students of the Life of Christ is available for download here. I find this and other good harmonies of the Gospels helpful in understanding parallel passages and events in the life of Jesus.
Every Bible student, pastor, preacher, and Bible teacher should have and use one. Read March This was a really fascinating version to read, to see the events of the four gospels laid out side-by-side to compare all the similarities and slight differences of detail.
I've always wanted to read them compared this way and finally have. The bold text running back and forth throughout the four accounts provided a comprehensive composite narrative between them all/5.
Harmony of the Four Gospels Paperback – Novem by Benjamin Davies (Author) See all 11 formats and editions Hide other formats and editionsAuthor: Benjamin Davies. A classic manual that has gone through more than twenty printings, this book is the first Harmony of the Gospels to use the Revised Standard Version of the Bible.
This simple and nontechnical book presents the Gospel materials in parallel columns in order that the Bible reader can compare the varied texts. It does not restrict itself simply to the Synoptic Gospels but includes the Fourth 4/5(1). If you want a comprehensive understanding of the life of Jesus as viewed from all four Gospels at once, then A Harmony of the Gospels is one of the best.
The book not only places parallel passages next to each other, it also gives expert commentary on each passage/5. An Analytical Red Letter Harmony of the Four Gospels: A Return to the Historic Text (Authorized Version) With Chronological Compendium By Floyd Nolen Jones, Th.D., Ph.D.
KingsWord Press P. Box The Woodlands, Texas File Size: 1MB. The Student's Gospel Harmony: Being the Four Gospels in the Original Greek Arranged in Parallel Columns So as to Shew the Consentient Portions, Together with a Preface and Various Analytical Tables.
SLATTER, Rev. John. Answer: The "harmony" of the Gospels is the agreement of the four biblical Gospels.
The four New Testament Gospels are like the singers in a four-part choir. They each have their distinct parts to sing, yet the parts combine to make a beautiful composition. Each of the four Gospels gives testimony of Jesus from a slightly different perspective, but they all tell the same story.
Thus, they. Harmony of The Gospels: Four Books. Eighty-Nine Chapters. One Messiah - Kindle edition by Cook, Brady.
Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Harmony of The Gospels: Four Books. Eighty-Nine Chapters. One Messiah/5(7). There are only four authentic accounts of his mortal life and these are known as the Four Gospels, i.e., Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
Since each writer had his own unique style and emphasis, any effort to truly study the life of Christ must include the complete study of all four gospels. One of the tools to help in this study is a harmony. Technically, a "harmony" weaves together sections of scripture into a single narrative, merging the four gospels.
There are four main types of harmony: radical, synthetic, sequential and parallel. Book II. In this book Augustine undertakes an orderly examination of the Gospel according to Matthew, on to the narrative of the Supper, and institutes a comparison between it and the other Gospels by Mark, Luke, and John, with the view of demonstrating a complete harmony between the four Evangelists throughout all these sections.
Book III.This easy-to-use, authentic harmony (not a synopsis or parallel) of the four Gospels features one main story line in bold type. "Several features of Dr. Daniel's meticulous work will commend it to /5(10).Harmony Of The Four Gospels The four Gospels were written by four different men inspired of God, at four different times and places.
In writing about the different events in the life of Christ here on the earth, only one may cover that event, or two, or three, or all four writers. Of those covering a specific event, some may give some File Size: 38KB.
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1). Remove the root and wash the keerai twice in plenty of water. Drain and chop it roughly, keep aside. Cook moong dal and keep aside. Grind the items listed under "to grind" to a fine paste, keep aside.
2). In a 2 liter pressure cooker, add 2tsp of water and 1tsp of oil. Layer chopped onions, tomatoes, keerai, tuermeric powder, sambar powder, garlic, salt and grounded paste. Close the lid and cook high for 2 whistles.
3). Release the pressure of let it go by itself. Heat oil in a pan, add mustard, urad dal and cumin and saute till dals turn golden. Top this seasoning on top of kootu. Done !
Serve with steamed rice with a dallop of ghee or as an accompaniment.
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Matt Willey Joins Pentagram's New York Office as Partner
Preview — Dec 03, 2019
The graphic designer works with a focus on brand identity and editorial design, on projects that often incorporate his own bespoke typefaces.
Matt Willey. Photo: Jake Chessum.
Pentagram is thrilled to announce that graphic designer Matt Willey has joined Pentagram as partner in the New York office.
Willey joins Pentagram after five years as Art Director of The New York Times Magazine, where he collaborated on a major redesign in 2014. His branding projects have included the design of the titles for "Killing Eve," the award-winning BBC series created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Identity and titles for "Killing Eve."
Location title for "Killing Eve."
Custom typography for "Killing Eve."
Willey studied graphic design at Central St. Martins in London, graduating in 1997. In 2002, he joined Vince Frost at Frost Design London, ultimately rising to the position of Creative Director. In 2005, he co-founded the London-based firm Studio 8 Design with Zoë Bather. The company produced a diverse range of work that included brand identities, websites, exhibitions and environmental graphics. Willey and Bather closed the firm in 2012 to focus on independent projects, and Willey relocated to New York.
In his editorial design, Willey combines strong typography and photography to create powerful settings for the content at hand. Over the course of his career he has worked with several of the leading titles in contemporary independent publishing. He is currently the Creative Director and Senior Editor of Port, the gentlemen's quarterly he co-founded with editor Dan Crowe. He was the first Art Director of the arts magazine Elephant, Art Director of the travel and culture magazine Avaunt, and helped launch the fashion title Plastique and Scottish contemporary art magazine MAP. He completed a redesign of UK newspaper The Independent in 2013.
Cover design for The New York Times Magazine.
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Willey has designed books for the product designer Tom Dixon, the photographers Martin Parr, Frédéric Lagrange and Stacey Baker; and the chef Florence Knight. Other clients include American Photography and Paripé Books.
The custom typefaces Willey creates are designed for the specific context of the brands, publications, stories and other projects in which they appear. These bespoke fonts have included AType, BWord, NewPort and NSW01, some developed in collaboration with Henrik Kubel. Willey has made several of the fonts commercially available, and proceeds from select fonts are donated to charity: His MFred and TIMMONS typefaces have helped raise more than £70,000 for Cancer Research UK and Macmillan Cancer Support through the Buy Fonts Save Lives initiative, while all money made from the sale of Blakey Slab goes to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
Cover for a special New York issue of The New York Times Magazine, looking at the city from 800 feet.
Spread from the New York issue of The New York Times Magazine.
Custom 800 Ft. typeface for The New York Times Magazine.
Spread from the Winter Olympics issue of The New York Times Magazine.
Custom typography for the Winter Olympics issue. Designed with Henrik Kubel.
Willey's work has been recognized with numerous awards. He was named Designer of the Year by Creative Review in 2014. During his five-year tenure at The New York Times Magazine, the publication was honored with SPD Magazine of the Year in 2016 (and Finalist for 2017-2019) and SPD Brand of the Year in 2019, and more than 40 gold medals; five D&AD yellow pencils; more than 20 Gold and Silver cubes from the Art Directors Club; and awards from the Creative Review Annual and the Type Directors Club. Avaunt was a finalist for SPD Magazine of the Year and received a D&AD yellow pencil, and Port won SPD Independent Magazine of the Year in 2019. Willey's titles for "Killing Eve" were nominated for a BAFTA Award and received a Royal Television Society Craft Award.
Willey was elected to the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI) in 2015. He has served as vice chairman of The Typographic Circle and on the board of the Editorial Design Organization (EDO).
Book design for Mongolia, a collection of photographs by Frédéric Lagrange.
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Spread from Port magazine.
NewPort font, originally developed for Port magazine.
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ALI (acrónimo de Alien Liberty International) es una banda multinacional de hip hop/funk formada en 2016 en Shibuya, Tokio. Todos los miembros de la banda están mezclados con raíces en Japón, Europa, América, Asia y África.

La banda lanzó su primer sencillo «Wild Side» y su primer álbum ALI en 2019. «Wild Side» fue elegido para ser el tema de apertura de la primera temporada del anime Beastars. Un año después, ALI lanzó su segundo sencillo «Lost in Paradise» con el rapero AKLO, utilizado como tema final del anime Jujutsu Kaisen.

El 14 de mayo de 2021, se anunció en el sitio web oficial de la banda que serían suspendidos indefinidamente debido a la controversia del baterista Kahadio.

El 18 de noviembre de 2021, se anunció en el sitio web oficial de la banda que sus actividades volverían a la normalidad, pero el baterista Kahadio ya no sería parte del grupo.

Miembros de la banda

Miembros actuales
 Leo Imamura - voz
 Luthfi Rizki Kusumah - bajo
 Alexander Taiyo Fidel - percusión
 César Aiichiro - guitarra

Miembros anteriores
 Jua - rapero
 Zeru - guitarra
 Kahadio (Kadio Shirai) - batería
 Yu Hagiwara - saxofón
 Jin Inoue - teclado

Discografía

Álbumes

Mini álbumes

Sencillos

Videos musicales
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! rowspan="1" |Año
! rowspan="1" | Canción
! rowspan="1" | Director(es)
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| rowspan="6" | 2019
| «Vim»|| Desconocido
| rowspan="5" | ALI
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| «Staying in the Groove»
| Masanori Kobayashi,Takuya Chiba
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| «Temptations»|| Desconocido
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| «Tokyo Pharaoh»|| Desconocido
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| «No Tomorrow (Give It Up)»
| Yusuke Kasai
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| «Wild Side» || Naohiro Ohashi || rowspan=4 | Sencillos que no pertenecen a ningún álbum
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| rowspan=3|2020
| «Muzik City» || Desconocido
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| «Better Days» || Katsuki Kuroyanagi
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| «Lost In Paradise» || Kento Yamada & The Monaco Club
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| rowspan=2|2021
| «Fight Dub Club» || Desconocido || rowspan=2|Love, Music and Dance
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| «Feelin' Good» || Desconocido
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| rowspan=2|2022
| «Teenage City Riot» || Margt || rowspan=1|Inglourious Eastern Cowboy
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| «NEVER SAY GOODBYE» || Kento Yamada|| rowspan=1||
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 Controversia
En noviembre de 2020, se anunció que la banda interpretaría el tema de apertura del anime de 2021 The World Ends with You: The Animation'' con «Teenage City Riot». Sin embargo, el 4 de abril de 2021, se anunció que la canción de apertura se cambiaría debido al arresto del baterista Kahadio por participar en una estafa de reembolso. El 23 de abril de 2021, Kahadio fue arrestado nuevamente por un caso de fraude separado. Kahadio y sus amigos le estaban ofreciendo a una anciana un reembolso por los gastos médicos a cambio de transferir su dinero a una cuenta. Luego retiró la mitad del dinero de la misma cuenta. Debido a la controversia, la banda hizo una pausa indefinida el 14 de mayo de 2021, además de retirar la mayoría de sus canciones de las plataformas de transmisión.

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Grupos de música formados en 2016
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If you live in Hennepin County, in Minnesota, you probably need to read this.
If you live in Minneapolis, in Hennepin County, you do need to read this, unless you're one of the minority of residents who have followed the stories of local sports stadia very carefully and in detail.
If you live anywhere in the United States that has or is likely to get a professional sports franchise, it would be a good idea to read this.
If you're a pro baseball or football fanatic who reads this, don't bother to scream at me. I've heard it all before.
If you're a fan but not a fanatic, someone who enjoys seeing a game in person now and then, you'd probably better read this and then begin to figure out what you'll do instead of attending the occasional baseball or football game.
If you are a sports writer or broadcaster, button your lip. I don't have time for your self-serving, franchise-serving crap.
Now then:
The new Minnesota Twins stadium – they want us to call it a "ball park," not a stadium – is open for business.
It obviously is going to make the Pohlad family, heirs of the late multibillionaire Carl Pohlad, even richer.
It also is going to make it much more difficult, and in very many cases impossible, for average Minnesotans to attend a few ballgames each season. Today's modern sports stadia are playgrounds for the wealthy, or at least those who are "well off," not places of relaxation and entertainment for the masses.
We pay, but we don't get to go to the games, or at least not often.
Minnesota Public Radio estimated that the new stadium will increase the team's revenues by somewhere between $40 million and $60 million per season. Estimates by various organizations put the team's previous revenue at somewhere around $158 million a year – but those estimates are entirely unreliable.
The Minnesota Twins, the Pohlad family, have never opened their books to anyone, even when demanding, and getting, public financing for their new playpen.
No business other than a professional sports business, could get away with that, but the owners of sports franchises pull it off regularly. There is no reason whatever to believe anything they say when they are poor-mouthing in order to get tax money poured into their pockets. They will provide no demonstrable facts to support their claims.
Local sports writers, and some from other towns, fairly drool in their awkward sonnets about the joys of outdoor baseball and the new stadium. They've also been extremely harsh in criticisms of anyone and everyone who does not equally share their pants-wetting ecstasy over the new playground, which is why I feel no need to be polite to or about them. Twins owners are happy, the sports writers are happy; they know which side of their bread is buttered and who provides the sweet spread.
The team's television broadcasters obviously have been ordered to promote the new stadium with every other breath. Through every game they natter and natter and natter about it's supposed wonders to the degree that I have taken to watching games mostly with the sound off. I find their constant excessive praise not only irritating but downright infuriating. It reminds me, always, of the fact that as a resident of Hennepin County, I am paying an additional tax to increase the wealth of the Pohlads.
A few other people have told me they have the same hostile reaction to the unrelenting stadium blather.
The new stadium cost somewhere around $544 million. Again, don't trust the figures. The real cost may be considerably higher and we, the major funders, may pay more than we've been told will be "our share."
Residents of Hennepin County are paying roughly two-thirds of the total cost through a small sales tax attached only to purchases within that county, my county.
State law required that any such sales tax had to be approved in a referendum of county residents. However, polls showed that county taxpayers would reject a stadium tax by a wide margin, so the Minnesota Legislature, led by rural-area legislators whose constituents are not paying, voted to allow the special sales tax without a referendum. A majority of Hennepin County commissioners, perhaps eager to have their names in stone or bronze somewhere in the stadium and obviously eager to please the area's big-money cabal, agreed to the supremely underhanded deal.
So now we have a new outdoor ball stadium.
In Minnesota.
This has been a very unusual and early spring. All of the games in the new facility have been played as scheduled. That will not be the norm over the years, unless our climate has changed permanently.
In a normal year, we can expect numerous games to be rescheduled in spring and fall, and others to be played in conditions so miserable that only a handful fanatics will attend. We can expect players to be injured – throwing hard when temperatures are too low, slipping on wet and perhaps even somewhat icy grass.
The Minneapolis StarTribune reported recently that the average ticket price for a Twins game this year is 45 percent higher than last year. The newspaper said the average cost of a non-premium ticket for a major league game – that's throughout the major leagues -- is now $26.74, but the average price ticket price for a non-premium Twins game is $31.47.
"Premium" means games in which teams that actually have a chance to make the playoffs play, and, of course, those played by the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, which command even higher prices.
Here a confession: I am a baseball fan. I love the game. It is the only thing increasingly silly ol' George Will and I have in common: We agree that it is a beautiful, graceful, mentally and physically demanding sport. My wife shares my love of the game. We spend an undoubtedly absurd number of hours in front of a television set, watching Minnesota Twins games, playoff games, the World Series.
Over the past decade or a bit more, I have attended about a half dozen Twins games a year, the first few years with a couple of old friends, in more recent years mostly with my wife.
This year, my wife will go to two games, one with a woman friend who bought the tickets and another with me. I will attend only the one game this year, and it may be the only game I see in person for several years. Or, we may go to Kansas City some time this summer, as we have done once a year in recent years, and if we do we'll probably go to a Royals game.
My two kids and their families gave me a $100 Twins gift certificate for my birthday. I spent about two and a half hours on the team's Web site, trying to purchase tickets in a decent location for one game. Finally found some in a location not nearly as good as the area from which we have watched games at the old stadium, the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, along the third base line. Total cost for two tickets, out by the outfield, $120. I didn't buy them.
As expected, people are turning out in droves to see the new playground. That always works for three or four seasons before people realize that no matter how pleasant a stadium, the price is simply too high.
I continued to search and at last located two available seats on the first base side of the field up in the air, just short of the point where you start to be in danger of altitude sickness, for a weekend day game against a team that will not be a contender this year. I ordered them.
As I ordered them I discovered that in addition to the stated seat price I would be paying two admittedly small fees -- $3.50 and $1.50, as I recall -- for "handling" and something else equally as vague. Total cost $87.
That's without transportation costs, or any food or drink. Total cost for the outing obviously will be well over $100. For two to see a baseball game against a noncontender. In mediocre seats.
Obviously the average working couple with, say, two children, is not going to take their kids to a baseball game and sit in such seats. Their total cost for the one game would be somewhere around $200 to $225, without souvenirs or a program. And that's if they live in the area and aren't paying for a room somewhere.
So how about the "cheap" seats?
Well, unsold seats in the least expensive parts of the stadium are hard to find in this inaugural year. But suppose that family of four hit on four available seats, at the least expensive level, for a game they can attend.
I just found some seats available for a Thursday noon game – our working family would have to take the day off – for $15 apiece. There aren't many of them. The seats are very high, beyond the foul pole in right field. So: Family of four, parents taking day off work, $60 for tickets. Then transportation, which means either parking or public transportation. Figure $20 for that, conservatively. Throw in lunch and soft drinks, maybe peanuts later, another $40, very conservatively. Total cost for a weekday noon game against a noncontending team: $120. And that is, I stress, cheaper than most folks could manage.
How many games do you think that working family will attend in a year? What if Dad works in a warehouse and Mom is a clerk at Wal-Mart? What if one of them is laid off part of the year?
On the other hand, the new baseball stadium has about 60 luxury suites, some seating as many as 30 people, more seating 12 people. Prices for one game for those suites range from only $3,250 for a smaller suite during a non-premium game to $7,500 for a big suite when the Yankees are in town. Those are the prices shown on the Twins Web site.
Of course, the big suites come with a very nice spread of food and drink.
Those suites are one of the main reasons I and my fellow Hennepin County residents are paying a long-term extra sales tax. Increased seat prices just because we have a new stadium is the other main reason. They bring the Pohlads one hell of a pile of money.
From the git-go, Emperor Vespasian intended spectacles at the Colloseum in Rome to be free, and Emperor Titus, who finished the great construction, stuck with that program. Payback to the taxpayers. Romans got free tickets to watch gladiators die. Minnesotans have to pay through the nose to watch fly balls die in the wind coming in from beyond left field.
Oh, lest I forget: Zygi Wilf, owner of the Minnesota Vikings is demanding a new football stadium or, of course, he'll move the team.
Anyone who thinks he'd be able to move them under current conditions is a plain damned fool, but let that pass for now.
About 20 Minnesota legislators met with Zygi – another very, very rich man, of course – a couple of weeks ago. Many in the Legislature are ready to play ball with him. Of course.
Various financing schemes call for lots of public money for a new football playground. This time, in fact, some of the scheme's backers are looking to lay the whole public-financing burden on residents of Minneapolis alone.
Ladies and gents, this is the damnedest racket outside of war and banking. The public, or some of the public, pays for the stadia, which produce enormous income for team owners, and at the same time much – by now probably most – of the public is priced out of those same facilities. Baseball and football have become largely recreations of the well-off and rich, subsidized by the poor and the the majority of the middle class, who have other demands on their income.
Recently, I attended an opera presented by a very good company. The cost was only marginally higher than the price of a baseball game in Minneapolis.
While you're contemplating the joys of outdoor baseball in Minnesota, I'd like to talk to you about a nice condo in Florida....
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Border closures have left thousands of migrants stranded across Europe. Many are still pushing on.
Women face assault, harassment and sexual violence at every step of the way along the migrant trail, including on European soil. And there are signs that it's gotten even more dangerous for women migrants since European countries closed their borders and pushed the trail underground.
Nearly 8,000 refugees and migrants are currently stranded in Serbia. Iraqis and Syrians have the best chances of being granted asylum. People with money can pay a smuggler to take them across the border. It's only the most desperate that try to cross the border into Croatia — and the European Union — illegally.
In an abandoned warehouse on the Greek island of Lesbos, a group of young migrants are eking out an existence on their own, set apart from the overcrowded refugee camps on the island. Their claims for asylum have either been rejected or placed at the bottom of the pile and they live in fear of deportation. They are stuck.


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If You Can't Run a Meeting, How Could You Possibly Run a City?
That is a question everyone should be asking mayoral candidate John Cranley after watching this video below from 2001 when he was a member of Cincinnati City Council and was the Chairman of the Law and Public Safety Committee.
UrbanCincy has an interesting editorial calling on the City of Cincinnati to consider annexing many of the separate communities that are either immediately adjacent to the City or completely surrounded by the city. The idea would add over 77,000 people to the City and provide the opportunity to consolidate expenses for all of those communities. Furthermore the plan would give those communities much better protection from financial ruin brought about by State budget cuts forced on local governments by the current Governor.
This plan is a big variance from other plans that call for a full City/County merger, which would be an action that would have likely an insurmountable number of obstacles preventing it from succeeding.
I don't know what the initial cost outlay that would be on the City's shoulders for the smaller scale annexation plan, but if the numbers are reasonable, I think the long term gains would be worth it, even if only a portion of the communities agree to annexation.
A big problem to this getting any traction now is that we are in an election year, so discussion of this idea would either be dismissed outright or become a political weapon to beat on without serious consideration. I mean the amount of political contributions Cranley would get from the Westside areas under consideration for annexation would be huge. Cheviot, Cleves, North Bend and Addyston are filled with people who don't like the City and far too many living in those communities don't like the race of nearly half of the people who live in the City.


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She was a deputy clerk of courts in the criminal division of the Northampton County Courthouse for 21 years.
Born June 28, 1938, in West Hazelton, Pa., she was a daughter of Susan H. Referovich Bartosh of Easton and the late John J. Bartosh.
She was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Easton for 43 years, where she taught CCD classes for more than 20 years, was a lector, volunteered in the office and was a member of the choir and the church coincil.
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She and her husband, Harold G., observed their 43rd wedding anniversary on July 13.
In addition to her husband and mother, she is survived by a son, Michael E. of Whitehall; and two grandchildren.
A son John H., died earlier.
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Sleeping on your access arm, as it can lead to transitory fistula kinking and a reduction of the blood flow.
Strong bending of your fistula arm.
Measuring your blood pressure in the fistula arm with a blood pressure meter, as inflating the cuff induces a compression of the blood vessels.
Drawing blood or injections, as afterwards haemostasis has to be performed. In addition, unqualified personnel could potentially damage the fistula.
If you notice any of these disturbing symptoms: redness, swelling, soreness, increased temperature in the fistula area, please contact your doctor or dialysis team immediately.
Wash the access site with water and soap reserved for that purpose only every day and before each dialysis session.
Avoid coughing or sneezing in the direction of the fistula.
Refrain from scratching the fistula area and particularly the access sites.
Avoid activities that might cause injuries to the fistula such as lifting heavy objects like suitcases or packing cases. For instance, when shopping take a trolley instead of a basket and don't use your fistula arm to carry your heavy grocery bags home.
Do sports which do not over-burden your fistula arm, for example jogging or cycling.
Excessive heat (e.g. sauna or sweat baths), as it induces vessel dilation and reduces the blood pressure and blood flow. If you want to be outside on a very hot day, try to stay in the shade.
Excessive cold. This induces vessel constriction and with it reduced blood flow in the limbs, especially in the fistula arm. On extremely cold days, remember to wear appropriate warm clothes if you want to get some fresh air outside.


I seem to have ruled out syntax errors/double prototyping.
Could this be a configuration problem in PhAB?
PhAB while the project is compiled from a command line.
I would very much appreciate if anyone would give me a hint.
It looks like the compiler doesn't know that ACCESS_LEVEL is a type.
a "Generate empty proto.h" button in the F2 dialog that does that.
Thanks a lot for the reply however I'm afraid it doesn't help me.
it would require mayor rework of the application.
What I'm trying to do is only a minor modification!
I get the error when compiling one of my c files.
ACCESS_LEVEL indeed is defined before the prototype?
your headers and include them in the proper order.
will include it before including proto.h.
By "recompile", do you really mean recompile?
advantages compared to putting those two #include lines in a "global"


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Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot: And Other Observations
By Al Franken
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Publication date February 1, 1996
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Presidents; United States; Election; 1996; Humor.
Presidential candidates; United States; Humor.
Political satire, American.
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Exploding Medicare Costs: "Why not shoot the elderly into space? Stay with me. Because I'm not just thinking about the budget here. I'm talking about science. Just think how many more manned space operations NASA could undertake if they didn't have to worry about getting the astronauts back."
Crime: "I have a radical gun-buyback idea that I guarantee would be a huge success. Here's how it works: hand in a gun, get a free vial of crack."
Newt Gingrich: "Many of us, like Newt, have acknowledged smoking dope and reading Toffler in the early 70s. But after reading his book, I think Newt's dirty little secret is that he smoked dope and watched The Jetsons."
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On the subject of Rush Limbaugh, Franken lets the facts speak for themselves. Listen to Rush, the "rugged individualist" and enemy of government handouts, explain how his second wife made him stop sitting around the house eating just food and go file for unemployment insurance. And learn all of Rush's several explanations for how he avoided the draft.
Of course, when it comes to draft-dodging Republicans, Rush isn't alone. Reading Al's Vietnam short story, "Operation Chickenhawk," you'll savor the exploits of Privates Limbaugh, Gramm, Quayle, Buchanan, Gingrich, and George Will as Lieutenant Oliver North leads them kicking and screaming into combat.
And don't miss Al's informative discussion with the man who has "the easiest job in America": Rush Limbaugh's fact-checker. And much, much more.
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New York, NY – FOX Sports teams with former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson's Iron Mike Productions for the first time on Thursday, July 10 (10:00 PM ET) on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes creating an impressive week of boxing, as Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Live! delivers a pair of bouts on Wednesday, July 9 (10:00 PM ET). "Our commitment to the sweet science is stronger than ever and we're excited to deliver boxing fans back-to-back nights of fights," said FOX Sports SVP, Programming, Research & Content Strategy Patrick Crakes. Golden Boy's Wednesday night fights, live from the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, feature former world title contender Alfonso Gomez (23-6-2, 12 KOs) battling Ed Paredes (35-3-1, 23 KOs) in a 10-round junior middleweight main event. Additionally, Oscar De La Hoya's cousin competes, as 19-year-old phenom Diego De La Hoya (5-0, 4 KOs) brings his boxing pedigree to the ring against U.S. Olympian Joseph Diaz Jr. (10-0, 7 KOs). On Thursday night, Iron Mike Productions makes its FOX Sports debut with three thrilling matchups, including a main-event IBF Junior Lightweight Championship bout. Argenis Mendez (21-2-1, 11 KOs) makes his third title defense and looks to redeem himself following a lackluster performance in his first fight with Rances Barthelemy (19-0, 13 KOs). In that fight, Barthelemy knocked Mendez out in a controversial finish to end the 2nd round. The Minnesota Combat Sports Commission later ruled that the knockout took place after the bell, overturning the original ruling that Barthelemy won by knockout. In the co-main event, No. 3 ranked light heavyweight fighter Humberto Savigne (12-1, 9 KOs) takes on a top contender to be named at a later date. Additionally, FOX Sports 1 showcases one of the sport's most popular young fighters in Erickson Lubin (5-0, 5 KOs), who fights in his first 8-round bout in the welterweight division. Hall of Fame boxing commentator Colonel Bob Sheridan calls the action from Miami on FOX Sports 1 alongside former IBF light middleweight champion and Raul Marquez. Tyson appears on the broadcast prior to the Thursday bouts. Meanwhile, former WBC featherweight champion and WBO World Super Bantamweight champion, Daniel Ponce de Leon joins Mauricio Cardenas to call the action for FOX Deportes.
New York, NY – FOX Sports teams with former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson's Iron Mike Productions for the first time on Thursday, July 10 (10:00 PM ET) on FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes creating an impressive week of boxing, as Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Live! delivers a pair of bouts on Wednesday, July 9 (10:00 PM ET).
"Our commitment to the sweet science is stronger than ever and we're excited to deliver boxing fans back-to-back nights of fights," said FOX Sports SVP, Programming, Research & Content Strategy Patrick Crakes.
Golden Boy's Wednesday night fights, live from the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, feature former world title contender Alfonso Gomez (23-6-2, 12 KOs) battling Ed Paredes (35-3-1, 23 KOs) in a 10-round junior middleweight main event. Additionally, Oscar De La Hoya's cousin competes, as 19-year-old phenom Diego De La Hoya (5-0, 4 KOs) brings his boxing pedigree to the ring against U.S. Olympian Joseph Diaz Jr. (10-0, 7 KOs).
On Thursday night, Iron Mike Productions makes its FOX Sports debut with three thrilling matchups, including a main-event IBF Junior Lightweight Championship bout. Argenis Mendez (21-2-1, 11 KOs) makes his third title defense and looks to redeem himself following a lackluster performance in his first fight with Rances Barthelemy (19-0, 13 KOs). In that fight, Barthelemy knocked Mendez out in a controversial finish to end the 2 nd round. The Minnesota Combat Sports Commission later ruled that the knockout took place after the bell, overturning the original ruling that Barthelemy won by knockout.
In the co-main event, No. 3 ranked light heavyweight fighter Humberto Savigne (12-1, 9 KOs) takes on a top contender to be named at a later date. Additionally, FOX Sports 1 showcases one of the sport's most popular young fighters in Erickson Lubin (5-0, 5 KOs), who fights in his first 8-round bout in the welterweight division.
Hall of Fame boxing commentator Colonel Bob Sheridan calls the action from Miami on FOX Sports 1 alongside former IBF light middleweight champion and Raul Marquez. Tyson appears on the broadcast prior to the Thursday bouts. Meanwhile, former WBC featherweight champion and WBO World Super Bantamweight champion, Daniel Ponce de Leon joins Mauricio Cardenas to call the action for FOX Deportes.


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Can Sustainability Progress and Corporate Profits Co-Exist?
By Lauren Parker
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SJ's 2nd Annual Sustainability Summit: Promises vs. Progress, April 25
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All companies want to be more sustainable, and clients, consumers, government regulators and even Wall Street are increasingly demanding that they are. But companies also need to be profitable.
Sustainability comes with up-front costs that can be hard to embrace, even when they are canceled out by financial returns down the road. It's a matter of readjusting mindset and balancing myopic vision with long-term thinking.
Our Nov. 22 webinar "Viewing Sustainability Like an Investor" gathered experts from all sides of the issue to discuss the timely topic of weighing progress and profit.
Speakers included: Dr. Jesse Daystar, Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, Cotton Incorporated; Sedef Uncu Aki, Director, ORTA; Nate Fleming, Chief Marketing Officer, Bamboo Rose; and Dov Brachfeld, Global Sustainability Manager, Treadler. It was moderated by Edward Hertzman, founder and president of Sourcing Journal.
Picking and choosing
Sustainability might not be a choice, but how to enact it certainly is. Do you invest dollars in a less visible factory system, or something more "consumer-facing" that you can promote to the media or on a hang tag? Do you focus on environmental issues or social concerns? Short of a universal answer, companies must choose what works best for them and their brand.
"Oftentimes, when you're looking at different product designs or things you could do, there might be tradeoffs between maybe increasing water or reducing greenhouse gas emissions or making microplastics in the ocean," said Cotton Inc.'s Jesse Daystar. "Brands really need to figure out what aligns with their corporate strategy, their products and what their consumers really want—is it climate change, reducing plastic waste or something else?—then take measurable action toward meeting goals such as science based targets."
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Investing in software is one safe investment, as it makes it easier to monitor the aforementioned issues.
"You can't fix what you don't know, and knowing where and how your products are made is the first essential step in any brand's journey toward sustainability," said Dov Brachfeld of Treadler, a sourcing division of H&M Group that touts Bamboo Rose's visibility software as a way for itself and brands to track and reach their ESG goals.
Software is particularly helpful for companies less mature in their sustainability journey, as it can help them make educated decisions about trade-offs, be they ESG- or cost-related. Many low-maturity clients might focus just on meeting compliance regulations, but it's essential that they push harder to really reduce impacts.
"Treadler is a great example of a high-maturity company, and they've really brought an ESG and sustainability strategy into their business model," said Bamboo Rose's Nate Flaming.
Turkish denim mill Orta, which has been using eco-conscious materials and water-less techniques since the beginning of the 2000s, has seen sustainability shift more to a pull from brands than a push from Orta, said Sedef Uncu Aki, who notes the company has a guest house on the premises where clients can stay to learn, view, ask questions and verify claims and processes. "Orta's responsible fiber usage increased from 15 percent in 2017 to 58 percent this year, and the year isn't even over yet."
In unprecedented moments of cross-collaboration and even competitive sharing, companies are starting to open up their supply chains and once-proprietary information for the greater good. Last year, Orta created a supplier map, open to everyone on the supply chain. And at Treadler, supplier lists that used to be kept in a locked safe are now published on the website, said Brachfeld.
"H&M Group has actively invested significant time and resources to bring its supply chain to the level it is today," he said. "And by offering access to its supply chain and knowledge and experience to other brands, they can support them in accelerating toward more sustainable sourcing from one season to the next," he said. "This is the return on investment we're talking about."
Answering to Wall Street
The phrase "answering to Wall Street" used to mean showing profits above all costs, but with today's Green Funds, conscious investors, and investment banks listing ESG metrics alongside price outlooks, it's clear that sustainability investment is essential.
"We see clients offering tangible rewards to suppliers who are making quantifiable ESG improvements that might improve supplier financing terms or even grants to make certain improvements to production," Fleming said.
All ESG efforts aren't equal, or equally quantifiable—some note that it's easier to measure the E (environmental) aspect of ESG over the S (social) angle—but all must be addressed.
"Boards, investors and executives are all realizing how important it is to have stringency and accountability there, and we're seeing investors either sue boards or push certain business leaders out," said Fleming. "It's definitely become a more prevalent issue on our clients' radars in the last couple of years."
Orta calls this the three T's—transparency, traceability, and (human) touch. "We employ 1,400 people and we publish our social initiatives and data," said Uncu Aki. "It's not always quantifiable but it's important to be transparent in these issues."
Finally, necessity can be the mother of invention.
With cotton prices at a 10-year high and logistics so disrupted, Daystar suggested that new investment initiatives, such as infrastructure that brings cotton gins closer to cotton farms, could increase. "Maybe there are new business models out there that could accommodate these changes and shifting behaviors in a way that we haven't looked at before," he said.
To watch "Viewing Sustainability Like an Investor," click the image above.
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Más Allá del Sur is Argentine electrotango band Tanghetto's third studio album (or fourth if taken in consideration Hybrid Tango, a side project). The album was released in November 2009.

According to the band's website, the album represents a move towards the roots of a more traditional tango, while keeping the modern elements that are a trademark of Tanghetto.

In 2010 the album received a Gardel Award nomination.

Track list
 Tango Místico (3:39)
 La Milonga (3:28)
 Leitmotif (4:11)
 Blue Tango (3:49)
 Biorritmo Porteño (4:11)
 Abril (3:43)
 Zita (de la "Suite Troileana", de Astor Piazzolla) (4:31)
 La Zamba (4:36)
 Dos Días en Buenos Aires (3:19)
 Bahía Blanca (tango de Carlos Di Sarli) (3:14)
 Fake Plastic Trees (Radiohead cover) (4:49)
 Más allá del Sur (3:35)

Players
Max Masri: synthesizers and programming
Diego S. Velázquez: nylon string guitar, electric guitar, electric bass
Antonio Boyadjian: acoustic and electric piano
Federico Vazquez: bandoneon
Chao Xu: violoncello and erhu
Daniel Corrado: electronic and acoustic Drums, percussion
Ricardo Josa: bombo legüero in "La Zamba" (guest musician)
Jorge Tibaud: double bass in "Tango Místico, "Abril" and "Bahía Blanca" (guest musician)

Videoclips
 Tango Místico (2010)
 La Milonga (2010)

2009 albums
Tanghetto albums


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Home » Gallery » Works of Art » Pilgrim's flask designed by Erasmus Hornick
Pilgrim's flask designed by Erasmus Hornick
German goldsmith
Sud Germania, 17th century
Material: Embossed chiseled silver, and glass
Size: 33 cm high
review by gherardo turchi
A rare and very valuable pilgrim's flask made of masterfully embossed silver , containing a blown glass red vermilion bottle, manufactured in one of those flourishing jewelers' shops active in northern Europe during the 19th century and based on a design by Erasmus Hornick.
Hornick, a famous jeweler and designer, was born in Antwerp in 1520, moving then between 1555 and 1582 to the cities of Habsburg and Nuremberg alternately, to create sublime works commissioned by the noble German families of the time. He died in Prague, the town where he moved at the end of 1582; in 1583 he left, as his legacy to posterity, a large amount of drawings and engravings that would have inspired many of his followers and admirers in the field of top quality jewelry over the following centuries. Much of his designs and studies are now preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Arts in New York.
One of the drawings kept in New York, indeed, seems to be inspired by the maker of the work here revised; the work marked with the inventory number 1975.131.70 at the MET, recalls many stylistic traits, both for its engraving quality and shape, similar to the flask under review here.
Even though these works were mainly used as decorative objects, considering that a real use by pilgrims should not have been pragmatic during the XVI century and following ones, they were nevertheless manufactured as if being real useful objects.
Rich in twisted spirals and masks typical, this flask has in its central body, on both sides, two medallions carved respectively with a noble coat of arms and a grotesque head, from which some leaf volutes are interrupted by flowers and pomegranates, par excellence symbols of abundance and prosperity; the neck of the flask is adorned with masks enclosed in half cartouches on whose sides, two crowned heads stand out replacing the handles.
Its screw cap, also made with the embossing, has on its top a two-faced cherub head inserted in an architectural motif with stylized wings. The oval base, then, recalls the typical sinuous patterns of the architectural tradition in the 19th century Southern Germany, strongly influenced by the traits of Venetian art.
A characteristic trait of the Venetian influence is in fact the vermilion red blown glass bottle, placed inside as a container for liquids, made using the free manual shaping of glass through the blowing cane, typical of the Venetian master glassmakers.
The work is in an excellent condition and represents an important testimony of how Hornick's mastery was widely recognized and honoured even centuries after his death.
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A remastered 'Ghostbusters' game is coming to PS4 this year
PlayStation released the first trailer today.
Christine Fisher, @cfisherwrites
05.30.19 in AV
Ten years ago the original Ghostbusters: The Video Game debuted. Now, the game is being remastered for PS4, and according to the trailer released today, it should be available sometime this year.
Fans might be happy to know that all of the original in-game videos were found on a hard drive that belong to one of the Ghostbusters: The Video Game creators. So, you can expect familiar cutscenes remastered in 4K, as well as enhanced textures and lighting. You'll recognize the voices and likeness of the original cast members -- Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Bill Murray and Ernie Hudson -- who were involved in the 2009 game.
The remastered version doesn't stray from the original story line, which was penned by Aykroyd and Ramis. It picks up where Ghostbusters II left off, and you'll join the cast members as a new recruit, learning to hunt and wrangle ghosts throughout New York City. While the original game was available on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, this appears to be a PS4 exclusive; according to PlayStation, the game should be ready sometime this year.
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Increasing female representation in STEM careers starts with exposure
Melissa Jenkins and Trisha Oksner
EdSource
It's no secret that women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and math, or STEM, fields. Nationally, in 2019, women made up 48% of the workforce, but just 27% of STEM workers. California does slightly better than the nation. San Francisco, San Jose and Fremont all rank among the top five highest cities for women in these fields. But respectively, women still only make up 27.9%, 25.8%, and 25.7% of STEM roles filled by women in those cities.
Why is a state that often leads the nation in change not doing any better in employing women in science and technology fields? What's at the core of the issue, and what can educators do to help change things?
Only 30% of students taking computer science courses in California high schools are female. Yet, females make up 49% of California high school students.
To change this, California must close the exposure and bias gaps and do a better job of giving female students proof of their STEM capabilities.
Why aren't there more female students taking STEM courses?
The answer is exposure and bias. Girls tend to be stigmatized from an early age and steered away from pursuing STEM fields or into pursuing only select fields — for example being a nurse instead of a doctor or a dental assistant instead of a dentist. Female students also too often don't see women teaching STEM classes or working in STEM careers. They don't see that women can — and do — perform and even excel in these careers.
The California education system can close the exposure gap by introducing girls to the idea of technical careers at an early age — as early as possible. It can start by making computer science a required foundation course for every student. That way, students — male or female — have a knowledge of what it is, some exposure to know whether they find it interesting and the confidence to move on to the next level if they do.
The districts that have made computer science a graduation requirement or part of their first-year seminar or academy courses are seeing girls pursue different opportunities after high school because they're exposed to STEM at a younger age.
That exposure should happen no later than eighth or ninth grade. It can happen even earlier if we have high school students do STEM-focused outreach to local elementary schools or have elementary STEM fairs as a common statewide practice. That exposure can cross grades and curriculum and even include parents.
Bringing in industry representation to every grade level, and especially in high school, where students are really starting to think about careers, is also key. Guest speakers from industry or academia create connections. And if we make sure there is female representation, even better.
In addition to the foundation of computer science, we need to get students involved in cross-curricular projects where teachers can start to show students how these areas come together — looking at how computer science and math and marketing interconnect for example.
Today's youth are digital natives. They have access to every bit of information available at their fingertips. It's not about teaching them. It's about providing opportunities. Cross-curricular challenge projects are important in exposing them to STEM. Add some industry or academic connections, and we create a whole new experience. Unfortunately, we're not used to bringing that into education. When it's happening, it's because of one teacher or one principal.
Another key to exposure is equipping students with confidence in their actual abilities and breaking down the social and gender stereotypes that tell girls they can't do science and technology careers. One way we can do that is aptitude-based career guidance.
Research at the University of Missouri found that assessments of young women's aptitudes show them that they can succeed in STEM careers, but often self-select themselves out of those careers because of inherent cultural biases. For instance, national research found that female students had more than 10 times more aptitude than interest in careers in architecture and engineering. But because most secondary career guidance solutions rely on asking students about their interests, it only supports young women selecting themselves out of STEM careers.
If we sit down with young women and show them the results of an aptitude assessment that tells them they can be good at computer science, math and similar careers, we give them solid evidence of — and confidence in — doing something they may have never thought about doing.
If we build on that with female representation in the class, from academia and industry, early exposure, and access to cross-curricular exposure, we begin to permanently address the lack of females in STEM careers in California and everywhere.
It's about a fundamental shift in how we approach educating kids today. The onus to create exposure and break down biases too often falls on the individual teacher or school. We really need statewide support for these programs regardless of the school or the socio-economic demographic of the students.
Melissa Jenkins is a former California educator and customer engagement manager at YouScience, a company that provides aptitude-based career guidance and certification. Trisha Oksner is a career center technician at Nipomo High School and Central Coast New Tech High School in Nipomo, California. They wrote this commentary for EdSource.


Orbest airline, of the tourism group Orizonia Corporation, will operate from June a total of 18 flights each week from the airports of Granada, Malaga and Seville to major destinations in the Canary Islands, Tenerife, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. Iberworld heir, the previous trademark of Orizonia for charter flights, Orbest responds to a change in business strategy, which involves opening a new sales channel to reach the final customer.
The new brand will sell online the surplus of seats for tour operators. Orbest is a charter airline based in Lisbon, Portugal. It operates long-haul flights to destinations in the Caribbean.
The company has a fleet of 10 planes and has flights from 15 Spanish airports to eight national and five international destinations, including those done in code share with Air Europa.