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Objects & Energies: Joyce Hinterding, Agnes Martin, Linda Matalon
Objects & Energies: Joyce Hinterding, Agnes Martin
Installation view National Art School Gallery, 2014. Photography by Mim Stirling. Image courtesy National Art School Gallery.
Installation view Western Plains Cultural Centre, 2015. Image courtesy Western Plains Cultural Centre.
Objects & Energies brings together three artists from different generational and cultural backgrounds who have approached non-objectivity and abstraction not as a kind of formalism, but as a means of structuring physical, temporal, scientific and transcendental ideas. A central theme of the exhibition is the way artists approach representing the visible and the invisible.
Featuring Joyce Hinterding, Linda Matalon and Agnes Martin, the exhibition focuses primarily on drawing; a medium that is central to each of the artists. Their extraordinary works display similarities but also exhibit quite divergent approaches. What they do share is an engagement in the repetition of certain forms, the process of marking time and delineating space and ideas on the infinite through recurring visual codes.
Australian-based Joyce Hinterding explores physical and virtual dynamics in her practice, often mapping acoustic phenomena and electromagnetic fields through a variety of expressive forms. The exhibition featured both drawings and interactive sound works that examine patterns of energy.
US-based Linda Matalon's two-dimensional drawings, while subtle at first glance, are worked with a rigorous hand: drawing with wax, scraping, graphite, mark-making and rubbing are all integral to the work, as is physicality and time. With a sculptural approach to building up or breaking down surfaces, distress and erasure is clearly at work, but in the precarious balance between mark and surface, a delicacy prevails: a balanced territory where space and time flatten and expand.
Objects & Energies also includes drawings and prints by the highly influential American artist Agnes Martin (1912-2004), renowned for her luminous abstractions often based on landscapes that employ repetitive geometric lines and subtle colour to produce softly delineated grids.
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, NSW
29 November 2014 – 22 February 2015
Western Plains Cultural Centre, NSW
18 April – 31 May 2015
Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, QLD
13 June 2015 – 26 July 2015
Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, QLD
5 March – 7 May 2016
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A National Art School Gallery exhibition toured by Museums & Galleries of NSW.
This project was assisted by an Artist or Curator Residency grant, supported by the Copyright Agency Limited's Cultural Fund and managed by Museums & Galleries of NSW.


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Artists: Frank Coldicott, Dièdra Goodwin, Judy McLarty, Diane Miles, Elaine Seepish, Alison Taylor, Odette Venuti.
This annual exhibition features work by Sunshine Coast Elementary Schools completed during the current school year.
This annual exhibition features work by Sunshine Coast Secondary Schools completed during the current school year.
Artists examine the very human process of finding the strength to be and express who we truly are and live lives free from fear and constraint.
An exhibition of an artist's process and development.
This exhibition highlights texture using repurposed materials found in our daily lives, with the aim of engaging the viewer's tactile and visual senses.
An exploration of the free expression of the artistic process.


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Building Subsurface Dams Not Always Plausible
Although a subsurface dam enjoys many advantages, their replacement with conventional ones is not feasible, the deputy energy minister said.
"Underground dams have unique advantages, including low evaporation rate, being eco-friendly and not causing a human disaster in case of collapse. Nevertheless, it is not always possible to replace them with surface dams as each of these structures have their own pros and cons," Rahim Meidani added, ISNA reported.
Referring to Khouzestan Province in southern Iran as a case in point, the official said, "There are no water tables in this region as a result of which surface water cannot be stored. Thus, subsurface dams can play a major role in conserving water in this region."
Meidani stressed that nowhere in the world these dams have been substituted with each other.
"Water crisis in Iran ought to be addressed via other solutions, one of which is building conventional dams based on modern international standards," he said.
Highlighting the lack of feasibility studies to construct underground dams, Rahimi said, "It is practically impossible to build a subsurface dam for 48 billion cubic meters of water."
Asked about the desirability of constructing dams the country is experiencing its worst drought, he said, "If it were not for embankment dams, the crisis would have been much worse.
"Had the dams around Tehran not been built, supplying the city dwellers in Tehran with potable water would have posed a big challenge. Hence, questioning the practicality of conventional dams is not justifiable."
Geographically speaking, 75 percent of Iran has a dry, arid and semi-arid climate. Iran has a continental type of climate, with cold winters and hot summers across the plateau. On the plateau, the annual rainfall does not exceed 30 centimeters (12 inches), while deserts and the Persian Gulf littoral areas receive less than 13 centimeters (5 inches).
A subsurface dam stores groundwater in the pores of strata and uses groundwater in a sustainable way. In some cases, they are also built to prevent saltwater from intruding into a freshwater aquifer.
Underground dams are typically built in areas where water resources are minimal and need to be efficiently stored, such as in deserts and on islands like the Fukuzato Dam in Okinawa, Japan. They are most common in arid areas of Brazil while also being used in southwestern United States, Mexico, India, Germany, Italy, Greece and France.
Subsurface Dams: A Viable Alternative
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Underground Dams in Kerman to Boost Water Supply
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Anyway, the point is, simple recipes tend to be the best because they rely on respecting the ingredients. Cook pasta right and it's delicious, but cook it too long and you've got nasty slop. Cook chicken right and you'll have a moist, juicy and flavourful experience. Cook it wrong? You might as well go to Swiss Chalet and eat their chicken jerky. If you want to be successful in the kitchen then you must focus on cooking and seasoning ingredients properly.
I'll admit I'm guilty as charged when making food too complicated. Just look at my Duck Confit Ravioli recipe from last year. I don't think anyone will ever make that, me included. There's too many steps to make it. When a recipe is complicated it means more things could go wrong. This won't do for an average cook, especially when you're trying to get dinner on the table!
Food affects me. I hate to admit that, but it does. I was in my first year of cooking school sitting around a huge table with all my peers and Chefs. It was the end of the lab and it was time for us to try our dishes. This was my favourite part of the week because it was an opportunity to eat something other than peanut butter and honey sandwiches. One can only eat so many before you develop a twitch. For real. On this particular night we were learning about soups and my group was tasked with making a cream of carrot soup with a turnip puree. I thought that it sounded pretty boring, since carrots and turnips were staples for me growing up. I was wrong. It was the simplest dish, but it was one of the most tastiest dishes I've ever made. Once I put a spoon of it in my mouth I could feel tears forming in my eyes, and I began to cry. Lame, I know.
Fortunately, for me, it was just one or two tears and I was able to conceal them, saving myself from embarrassment. I learned an important lesson that cool October night. Simple is better.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Generously season chicken legs with salt and pepper. In a medium size sauté pan, that can go into an oven, put in tablespoon of Olive oil and sear meat skin side down until golden brown. Your pan has to be hot or the skin will stick. Once the meat pulls away from the pan, flip until the other side is golden brown. Remove meat from pan onto a plate for later.
Return pan to heat and place onions, garlic, and red peppers into pan and quickly sauté. Deglaze pan with white wine, making sure to lift all sticky bits off the bottom of the pan. Place sprig of rosemary into pan and place chicken back on.
Put pan into oven and cook for 15 to 20 min, or until internal temperature reaches 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
Serve with roasted carrots and turnips, squash puree and the vegetables roasted with the chicken. the wine should have reduced nicely and made a sauce. Spoon it over the chicken and you'll have a delicious meal you won't soon forget!
*In the pictures I also made apple croutons but they aren't necessary.


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Paratalanta hyalinalis, the translucent pearl, is a species of moth of the family Crambidae. It was described by Jacob Hübner in 1796.

Description
The wingspan of Paratalanta hyalinalis can reach . The translucent wings are whitish or yellowish, crossed by thin pale brown lines. The moth flies from June to July depending on the location. They are active after dark. The larvae are oligophagous (feed on only a few types of food) and eat nettle, Verbascum thapsus and Centaurea jacea.

Distribution
This species can be found in most of Europe, but has also been recorded from North Africa, including Libya.

References

External links

 Lepiforum.de

Pyraustinae
Moths described in 1796
Moths of Africa
Moths of Europe
Taxa named by Jacob Hübner

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The movie features highlights of the two shows, which saw many big-name musicians coming together to help the iconic Canadian singer/songwriter celebrate her 75th birthday. Graham Nash, James Taylor, Kris Kristofferson, Los Lobos, Chaka Khan, Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones, Seal, Diana Krall and Rufus Wainwright are among the artists who took part in the concerts, held November 6 and 7 at The Music Center at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
Highlights from the shows include Nash singing his 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young classic "Our House," inspired by his romance with Mitchell; Taylor performing "Woodstock" and "River"; and a rendition of Joni's "Big Yellow Taxi" sung by Taylor, Khan and others.
Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration also features backstage interviews of the various participants discussing what Mitchell's music has meant to them, and footage of the November 7 event's finale, where Joni herself hit the stage and was presented with a birthday cake and treated to the performers and the audience singing "Happy Birthday" to her.
You can purchase tickets to the screenings and find out more information at Joni75.com.


The Colorado Rockies got their first look at Manny Machado since he signed with San Diego in the offseason.
The big free-agent splash for the Padres bodes for better days for the organization, but not against Colorado this week.
The Rockies swept the two-game series in San Diego and now turn their focus on the other big name to switch organizations this offseason. Bryce Harper, who signed with the Philadelphia Phillies weeks after Machado joined the Padres, is at Coors Field for the start of a four-game set on Thursday night.


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BELLE!!! Get outta town!! How perfect is that??
And if you are anything like us…an in-store display like this just sends our hearts racing! It's like a candy store for grown-ups!
Remember, a well-dressed belle always has lipstick and a smile! Go for it, belles!


Good afternoon, I have been searching to no avail to find a recipe for either pheasant salami or chorizo!
I have nothing for pheasant but that's a very dry bird.
That recipe's from Kyle Hildebrant - it should be great.


While the leaves may not be changing just yet, they're about to – and that means it's time to pack up the swimsuits and tackle all your early fall projects to prep your home for winter.
Now is the perfect time to have your fireplace cleaned and inspected, and while you're at it, have your heating system checked out.
Experts say that it's best to repair all the issues you can before winter hits, because snow, ice and frigid temperatures can wreak havoc on your home.
You'll want to spread some fertilizer on the lawn, make sure your pool cover is in good shape and double-check that your shovels, roof rakes and snow blowers are easily accessible.
Finally, you'll need to make sure you're not experiencing any issues with your water system and plumbing. Drain your garden hoses and, as soon as you can, shut off your outdoor water valves so you don't have to worry about frozen pipes.
Fill bird feeders. Once you begin feeding birds, the only right thing to do is to continue doing so throughout the winter.
Empty soil from clay pots and planters. If the dirt freezes inside a clay pot, the pot can crack.
Double-check the railings on all your steps. Make sure that they are strong enough to support someone who slips on an icy patch.
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Born on July 18, 1979 in Chicago, Illinois, Jason Weaver has always been surrounded by the world of entertainment. His mother Kitty Haywood, a legendary studio singer, was a staple in his young life ... read full biography
Known for The Jacksons: An American Dream (1992), The Lion King (1994), The Ladykillers (2004), Drumline (2002)
Jul 18, 1979 (age 42) | 5' 11" (1.80m)
@itsJasonWeaver (twitter.com) | 2 official web sites & 3 more links
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A Doubtful House
Alice B. Fogel
128 pp., 6.5 x 8.5, Paperback
Category: Books Tag: Poetry
A Doubtful House quantity
A marriage houses two wildly distinct entities, each one in turn a form containing its own unruly spirit. Addressing its inhabitants with humor, love, sorrow, anger, confusion, and hope, A Doubtful House explores what happens to boundaries–psychological, emotional, physical, even syntactical–when people live together for a long time.
John Sibley Williams
author of Disinheritance
Challenging, wildly inventive, philosophical, as intense as it is intimate, A Doubtful House reveals and deepens our understanding of the strangeness within the ordinary. Fogel's poetry is a wounding. Her boundary-pushing syntax emphasizes the inevitable connects and disconnects of human beings in close proximity. A Doubtful House is ambitious and risk-taking, yet there's a vulnerability in Fogel's voice that humanizes and, yes, even celebrates that common struggle to remain ourselves while giving so much of that self to another.
Photo by Will Wrobel
Alice B. Fogel is New Hampshire's poet laureate (2014-2019). Her 2015 collection, Interval: Poems Based on Bach's "Goldberg Variations," won the Nicholas Schaffner Award for Music in Literature and the New Hampshire Literary Award in Poetry. Her previous book, Be That Empty, was a national poetry bestseller. She is also the author of the guide for readers and teachers, Strange Terrain, on how to appreciate poetry without necessarily "getting" it. A recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship and other awards, her poems have been anthologized in Best American Poetry, Poet's Choice, and elsewhere, and have been nominated nine times for the Pushcart Prize. She works one-on-one with learning disabled students at Landmark College in Putney, Vermont, and lives in Walpole, New Hampshire.
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Black Friday is a yearly must-have experience for so many Baltimore residents; it may be the most enjoyable holiday tradition for many Americans. The post-Thanksgiving tradition–the biggest shopping day of the year–kicks off the holiday shopping season in style. Although most shoppers of the millions of shoppers escape holiday shopping without suffering any injuries, not all are so lucky.
Shoppers face an increased risk of injury during the holiday season. According to recent figures, nearly 100 million Black Friday shoppers head out across the United States. Shoppers fill stores and shopping centers without giving thought to possibly hazardous conditions. Most shoppers are unconcerned because they expect shopping locations to be safe. Unsafe conditions, however, may result in serious injuries.
Patrons may be injured if a store or shopping center allows for the accumulation of snow, ice, or rain in high-traffic areas. They can create unsafe conditions ripe for slip-and-fall cases.
Stores love to arrange colorful and elaborate decorations. Decorations, however, may create hazardous obstacles for shoppers or the decorations may fall and injure customers as well.
The influx of shoppers during the holiday season should alert stores to maintain adequate security. This is not always the case. Sometimes, and especially during Black Friday, foreseeable physical altercations break out, causing injuries to innocent shoppers.
The process for recovering damages is lengthy and it is advisable that an injured party seek the help and counsel of an attorney.
If you have been injured on a store's property over the holiday season, you may be entitled to recover damages. It is advisable that you seek the advice and counsel of a Baltimore-area attorney. Randolph G. Rice, Esq. of The Law Offices of Randolph Rice will review the facts of your case in order to develop and implement an effective legal strategy to help you recover those damages to which you may be entitled. Schedule your initial consultation by calling (410) 694-7291 today.


A wild gallop for freedom.
Narnia…where horses talk…where treachery is brewing…where destiny awaits. On a desperate journey, two runaways meet and join forces. Though they are only looking to escape their harsh and narrow lives, they soon find themselves at the center of a terrible battle. It is a battle that will decide their fate and the fate of Narnia itself.
This is the other book that has contention over the order. Even though it's only been a couple days I was already confusing myself when I thought I had started reviewing them out of order and had to go and check. The fact that different publishers have different orders makes it worse, we need a universal agreement on what it should be. Personally I like this order better, but it was because this is the order I first read them in so I don't know whether that makes me lean towards this set other than the fact it's the way I know. It really should not be an issue and I am a little annoyed these stories can be interchangeable. There is actually a reason why I like this book being in the third place instead of fifth is because the content of this story is referred to in the fourth book The Silver Chair and it was good to understand the reference. If you have an entire book explaining events and circumstances that refer to a minor mention in a previous book it looks odd. This way we are given the story and we see how the legend has lived on later on. To add to this confusion, there is actually a chronological order that keeps it in a timeline of the events rather than the published order; I think I liked it better before I knew any of these issues to be honest, it does your head it.
Either way, I rather liked this book. Because so much of this series refers to the sainted Pevensie children, any time they vary away from them it is a pleasure. They are still there in part of course, but they are not the major focus. This story is set during the reign of the four siblings that we brush over in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and explores the countries Calormen and Archenland which apparently are neighboring lands south of Narnia. What was great about this book was the fact we got to see a greater part of the world, and the fact it was just outside Narnia meant we were shown that it wasn't the only land, nor was it the only one with Kings and political issues or war.
Initially we follow a young boy called Shasta who runs away with a horse, Bree, but soon they join another pair who are also journeying to Narnia. In the beginning we follow the travels of the group as they head through the land and through towns as they head north. There are developments in the story as Shasta is victim of mistaken identity , and it is through this we get to see the Narnian connection and the first references to the Pevensie Royals. Since the Wardrobe book brushed over their reign it is good that we actually get to read about some of the events that happened during those years. Considering they are talked about for years after the fact, and essentially becoming legends it was a bit unfair that we only got to see a few of their achievements. I don't really want to talk more about the plot because I think it is better read than have it explained to you. Lewis pretty much explains the journey through these two lands and the adventures the group encounters as they try and reach their destination. There are battles, politics, and surprisingly a bit of mystery and confusion that make you guess where it could lead. It was a great little story that is rather sweet. If you think about it The Horse and His Boy really could not be in the series because aside from the reference later on there are no real events that impact directly on the future books, but I'm glad it is in the series, you get rather attached to Shasta as you go along.


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Nick Aliotti, Mike Leach and meaningless statistics
Back in the summer, a particular Cougar fan took issue with some commentary I had made regarding the high sack numbers the Cougar offense allowed last season. Simply stated, I thought that without a significant improvement in the performance level of the offensive line, the Cougars would still struggle in games against quality teams.
His argument was one that lacked knowledge of Mike Leach's history; passing more creates more sacks.
And, you know, if that had been spoken about a pro style offense that uses 3, 5 and 7 step drops from under center, I would have concurred. But Mike Leach's teams routinely threw the ball over 600 times in a season while giving up less than 15 sacks. His is a quick out, quick slant offense and should not allow sacks at the rate Washington State had allowed them.
The results thus far have borne out the truth within my original thoughts.
And now, other parts of Mike Leach's past are coming into play.
"That's total (B.S.) that he threw the ball at the end of the game like he did,'' Aliotti said. "And you can print that and you can send it to him, and he can comment, too. I think it's low class and it's (B.S.) to throw the ball when the game is completely over against our kids that are basically our scout team.''
"Make sure he knows that,'' Aliotti said. "Because I don't really care.''
The first salvo had been fired. Mike Leach has long rankled coaches around the country much like Jim Harbaugh did when he came to the Pac-12.
While I will not go so far as to call Leach's decision to pad the stats of Halliday against fourth stringers and walk-ons as "low class," I will say that it is bad coaching. And it is also a sign. Leach considers Pullman purgatory for sins he feels he did not commit; he's looking to leave and he is building his resume. He wants to gain back that "genius" moniker that had been bestowed upon him at Texas Tech and he wants a "bigger" job. USC? Texas? Who knows, but I think he wants out already.
The reality is, Halliday will be known for his record until the next time someone decides to throw a pass on virtually every play for whatever reasons. But do we really think this is a record he is going to brag about? I mean, 28 of the passes were thrown after the team trailed by 38 points with less than 7:00 left in the game. Of those, all were thrown against third and fourth string players. What exactly is there to be proud of? Nothing.
Well, there is something, I suppose. Since the Cougars cannot seem to challenge Oregon for an entire game, they can feel like at least they got under the skin of a coach. That and a dollar won't even get you a loaf of bread at the store.
Where the bad coaching comes in is simple: Leach had an opportunity to make the rest of his team better Saturday and he chose to pad Halliday's statistics. He had an opportunity to get some backups, guys who work just as hard as the starters, meaningful minutes in a conference game.
Those backups oftentimes do not get the opportunity to run their own playbook as they are frequently working on the scout team, mimicking someone else's playbook. Put them in the game, let them run your play book and then you have film of what their strengths and weaknesses are as players. You know; make them better.
He also did a disservice to his team by unnecessarily exposing those starters to injury. What if Halliday had torn an ACL on that last pass, would the stat have been worth it to the team? Of course not. On both counts, Leach failed his team.
Much like is his past, he would surely deny this, after all, he considers it normal to denigrate and berate young men whom he dislikes. When he had the opportunity to save his job simply by apologizing for the manner in which he had treated Adam James, he refused. He said he didn't do anything wrong.
The reality is that Adam James exaggerated much of what happened. Nonetheless, he was still treated improperly by Leach and Leach refused to accept accountability for his actions.
Last week he insulted his entire team. Where is the character development?
Coaches are paid to win games. College coaches are also tasked with developing character. On Saturday, Mike Leach did neither of those.
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Husky Week: Game thoughts and predictions
DSA Inside Edge: Husky Week
Tom & Jerry starring De'Anthony Thomas
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Q: How often does Illyriad tick? In Illyriad all the basic resources have an hourly rate, and food consumption is also on an hourly scale.  How often and when does this tick actually occur?

A: Illyriad is realtime - but in practical terms I believe the devs said this means the server ticks every second, and the game keeps track of every increasing/decreasing resource to many decimal places, rolling over (visibly to the player) when it crosses an integer.

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Establishing a robust data health and validation process is a key component to producing a high quality report, instilling confidence in results presented to management and shareholders.
Prior to evaluating a model or mine plans performance against actual material mined or produced, it is imperative that all data has been validated and "speaking the same language", comprising a standard location hierarchy adopted across departments.
With mine plan compliance in front of mind, Snowden's Reconcilor 8 has been developed using an automated suite of business rules applied to imported data enabling confidence in the data and providing a means to compare data across all sectors of the mine value chain with ease and speed. Reconcilor triggers alerts on a variety of data issues and will categorise them in severity and displays a trend chart which we will show in the accompanying video.
To set the scene for the data presented in the video, we have imported a number of mine plans, models, haulage, processing control points and survey data.
When data is imported into Reconcilor 8, there is a two stage validation process. Let's begin our demonstration where this validation process begins – specifically in the system health tiles.


text:
(function(){
   "use strict";

   describe('Search Controller Test Suite', function(){
        var controller, scope;

        beforeEach(module('eventapp'))

        beforeEach(inject(function($rootScope, $controller){
            scope = $rootScope.$new();
            controller = $controller('SearchController', {$scope : scope})
        }));

        it('important fields cannot be null for event object - all objects have all fields', function(){
            var cases = [{
                    input:
                        {"events":[{"name":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)","html":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)"},"description":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.","html":"
Extreme Beer Fest"},"logo":{"id":"14168736","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33"}},{"name":{"text":"Boston Wine Expo 2016","html":"Boston Wine Expo 2016"},"description":{"text":"Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.","html":"
"},"logo":{"id":"14056099","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac"}}]},
                    expected:
                        [ Object({ name: Object({ text: 'Extreme Beer Fest (2016)', html: 'Extreme Beer Fest (2016)' }), description: Object({ text: 'Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.', html: '
Extreme Beer Fest' }), logo: Object({ id: '14168736', url: 'https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33' }) }), Object({ name: Object({ text: 'Boston Wine Expo 2016', html: 'Boston Wine Expo 2016' }), description: Object({ text: 'Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.', html: '
' }), logo: Object({ id: '14056099', url: 'https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac' }) }) ]
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getOnlyValidEvents(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('important fields cannot be null for event object - undefined field in first object', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input:
                        {"events":[{"name":{"text":undefined,"html":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)"},"description":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.","html":"
Extreme Beer Fest"},"logo":{"id":"14168736","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33"}},{"name":{"text":"Boston Wine Expo 2016","html":"Boston Wine Expo 2016"},"description":{"text":"Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.","html":"
"},"logo":{"id":"14056099","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac"}}]},
                    expected:
                        [ Object({ name: Object({ text: 'Boston Wine Expo 2016', html: 'Boston Wine Expo 2016' }), description: Object({ text: 'Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.', html: '
' }), logo: Object({ id: '14056099', url: 'https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac' }) }) ]
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getOnlyValidEvents(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('important fields cannot be null for event object - undefined field in second object', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input:
                        {"events":[{"name":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)","html":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)"},"description":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.","html":"
Extreme Beer Fest"},"logo":{"id":"14168736","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33"}},{"name":{"text":"Boston Wine Expo 2016","html":"Boston Wine Expo 2016"},"description":{"text": undefined,"html":"
"},"logo":{"id":"14056099","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac"}}]},
                    expected:
                        [ Object({ name: Object({ text: 'Extreme Beer Fest (2016)', html: 'Extreme Beer Fest (2016)' }), description: Object({ text: 'Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.', html: '
Extreme Beer Fest' }), logo: Object({ id: '14168736', url: 'https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33' }) }) ]
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getOnlyValidEvents(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('important fields cannot be null for event object - missing field in first object', function(){
            var cases = [{
                    input:
                        {"events":[{"name":{"html":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)"},"description":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.","html":"
Extreme Beer Fest"},"logo":{"id":"14168736","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33"}},{"name":{"text":"Boston Wine Expo 2016","html":"Boston Wine Expo 2016"},"description":{"text":"Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.","html":"
"},"logo":{"id":"14056099","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac"}}]},
                    expected:
                        [ Object({ name: Object({ text: 'Boston Wine Expo 2016', html: 'Boston Wine Expo 2016' }), description: Object({ text: 'Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.', html: '
' }), logo: Object({ id: '14056099', url: 'https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac' }) }) ]
             }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getOnlyValidEvents(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('important fields cannot be null for event object - missing field in second object', function(){
            var cases = [{
                    input:
                        {"events":[{"name":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)","html":"Extreme Beer Fest (2016)"},"description":{"text":"Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.","html":"
Extreme Beer Fest"},"logo":{"id":"14168736","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33"}},{"name":{"text":"","html":"Boston Wine Expo 2016"},"description":{"text":"Discover an extraordinary world of great wine and food at the 25th Anniversary of the Boston Wine Expo.","html":"
"},"logo":{"id":"14056099","url":"https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14056099%2F5515414525%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=38e2b417f9669a27916b24705a7680ac"}}]},
                    expected:
                        [ Object({ name: Object({ text: 'Extreme Beer Fest (2016)', html: 'Extreme Beer Fest (2016)' }), description: Object({ text: 'Extreme Beer Fest is the ultimate throwdown of craft beer creativity.', html: '
Extreme Beer Fest' }), logo: Object({ id: '14168736', url: 'https://img.evbuc.com/http%3A%2F%2Fcdn.evbuc.com%2Fimages%2F14168736%2F17177330475%2F1%2Foriginal.jpg?h=200&w=450&s=66c76f3a794d7c310fb468b484690a33' }) }) ]
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getOnlyValidEvents(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - return address with all fields', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 St Alphonsus",
                address_2 : "Apt 1002",
                city : "Boston",
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 St Alphonsus, Apt 1002, Boston, MA"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing address 2', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "",
                city : "Boston",
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Boston, MA"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : undefined,
                city : "Boston",
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Boston, MA"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing city', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "Apt 101",
                city : "",
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Apt 101, MA"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined city', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "Apt 101",
                city : undefined,
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Apt 101, MA"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "Apt 101",
                city : "Boston",
                region : "",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Apt 101, Boston"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "Apt 101",
                city : "Boston",
                region : undefined,
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Apt 101, Boston"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing address 2 and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "",
                city : "Boston",
                region : "",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Boston"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2 and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : undefined,
                city : "Boston",
                region : undefined,
                expected: "75 Peterborough, Boston"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing address 2 and city', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : "",
                city : "",
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, MA"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2 and city', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 Peterborough",
                address_2 : undefined,
                city : undefined,
                region : "MA",
                expected: "75 Peterborough, MA"
            }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing address 2, city and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 St Alphonsus",
                address_2 : "",
                city : "",
                region : "",
                expected: "75 St Alphonsus"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                    expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
            });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2, city and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 St Alphonsus",
                address_2 : undefined,
                city : "",
                region : undefined,
                expected: "75 St Alphonsus"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                 var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                 expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2, city and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 St Alphonsus",
                address_2 : "",
                city : undefined,
                region : undefined,
                expected: "75 St Alphonsus"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                 var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                 expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2, city and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 St Alphonsus",
                address_2 : undefined,
                city : undefined,
                region : "",
                expected: "75 St Alphonsus"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                 var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                 expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined address 2, city and region', function(){
            var cases = [{
                address_1 : "75 St Alphonsus",
                address_2 : undefined,
                city : undefined,
                region : undefined,
                expected: "75 St Alphonsus"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                 var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                 expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Must return complete address - missing all address fields', function(){
            var cases = [{
               address_1 : "",
               address_2 : "",
               city : "",
               region : "",
               expected: "<No Address Specified>"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
            });

        it('Must return complete address - undefined all address fields', function(){
            var cases = [{
               address_1 : undefined,
               address_2 : undefined,
               city : undefined,
               region : undefined,
               expected: "<No Address Specified>"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getCompleteAddress(testInput.address_1, testInput.address_2, testInput.city, testInput.region);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Event location validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return Boston, MA - return Boston, MA', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : "",
                expected: "location.address=Boston, MA"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventLocation(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Event location validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return Boston, MA - return Boston, MA', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : undefined,
                expected: "location.address=Boston, MA"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventLocation(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Event location validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return Boston, MA - return location', function(){
            var cases = [{
               input : "New York",
               expected: "location.address=New York"
           }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventLocation(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Event location validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return Boston, MA - return location', function(){
            var cases = [{
               input : "Chicago, IL",
               expected: "location.address=Chicago, IL"
           }];

           cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventLocation(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
           })
        });

        it('Event location validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return Boston, MA - return location', function(){
            var cases = [{
               input : "Chicago, IL, US",
               expected: "location.address=Chicago, IL, US"
            }];

            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventLocation(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })
        });

        it('Event name validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return a blank string - return blank screen', function(){
            var cases = [{
               input : undefined,
               expected: ""
            }];
            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventName(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })              ;

        });

        it('Event name validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return a blank string - return blank screen', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : "",
                expected: ""
            }];
            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventName(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })              ;

        });

        it('Event name validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return a blank string - return blank screen', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : undefined,
                expected: ""
            }];
            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventName(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })              ;

        });

        it('Event name validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return a blank string - return same location', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : "Music",
                expected: "Music"
            }];
            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventName(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })              ;

        });

        it('Event name validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return a blank string - return same location', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : "Party",
                expected: "Party"
            }];
            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventName(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            })              ;

        });

        it('Event name validator must return the same location name, if input is valid, else return a blank string - return same location', function(){
            var cases = [{
                input : "Dinner",
                expected: "Dinner"
            }];
            cases.forEach(function(testInput){
                var result = scope.getValidEventName(testInput.input);
                expect(result).toEqual(testInput.expected)
            });

        });

   });
})();


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Who Was Cleopatra moreover Was She Arab? Here's All You Require to Know Regarding the Egyptian Monarch
October 13, 2020 October 13, 2020 Sudarshan NathLeave a Comment on Who Was Cleopatra moreover Was She Arab? Here's All You Require to Know Regarding the Egyptian Monarch
Cleopatra was a descendent of the Ptolemaic tradition, established by Ptolemy I Soter who was a general in the multitude of Alexander the Great.
History buffs are at long last getting their vengeance on the world, even as web-based media keeps on battling about the starting point of the Egyptian sovereign Cleopatra and Israeli entertainer Gal Gadot's authenticity in playing her onscreen.
Original themed films were consistently a success with film watchers and makers the same. What's more, exactly when history was beginning to drag somewhat, women's activist idea and ladies movie producers getting their long-late space in Hollywood have offered to ascend to the retelling of notable occasions from a women's activist point of view, allowing movie producers to wander indeed into recently contracted domains utilizing another focal point.
However, films are something beyond topics and similitudes. They are as much tissue, bones, and individuals engaged with the creation of the film, particularly entertainers as they wind up turning into the countenances our recollections partner with those characters and stories.
Take the instance of Cleopatra, for example. When Gadot, who got famous for her job nominal function of Wonder Woman, reported the updates on her next venture, web-based media ejected with allegations of apportionment and social deception. Many said that it was unjustifiable of Gadot to play the Egyptian Queen, given the turbulent history among Jews and Arabs.
Be that as it may, was Cleopatra, the last Ptolemaic sovereign of Egypt?
WHO WAS CLEOPATRA?
Cleopatra VII took the seat of Egypt in 51 BC after the demise of her dad Ptolemy XII and administered till 30 BC. Because of the guidelines of climb permitting just male beneficiaries to take the seat, she assisted as co-official first with her dad, at that point with her two more youthful siblings, and finally with her child. She was referred to be astute and energetic just as excellent. Such Hellenistic Greek governments governed Egypt, the remainder of them being the Ptolemaic line after which the Roman Empire assumed control over the seat of Egypt. Not at all like other Ptolemaic Pharaos who didn't communicate in the neighbourhood language of Egypt or even remained there, (they lived in the Greek city of Alexandria), Cleopatra turned into the principal Ptolemaic ruler to get familiar with the Egyptian tongue. In every one of the three of her co-rules, Cleopatra end up being the dominant power. Her sentimental relations with Roman head Julius Ceasar and Mark Antony just as her extraordinary appeal and asserted "forces of temptation" have earned her a mainstream placeholder in writing and mainstream society.
WAS CLEOPATRA ARAB?
Cleopatra was a descendent of the Ptolemaic line, established by Ptolemy I Soter who was a general in the multitude of Alexander the Great. Girl of Ptolemy XII, Cleopatra was one of the remainders of a long queue of Hellenistic Greek rulers following the passing of the Macedonian King Alexander the Great. Macedonian Greeks of Macedon are one of the antiquated clans of Greece. It is, along these lines, clear that Cleopatra was not Arab but rather of Macedonian Greek drop. That doesn't notwithstanding, make her any less Egyptian. Antiquarians and Egyptologists concur that Cleopatra assumed a significant function throughout the entire existence of Egypt and how it formed out even after her passing.
Have there been different movies on Cleopatra?
Indeed, a few. The last dynamic leader of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, Cleopatra is one of the most acclaimed figures of the old world, having been deified in Medieval and Renaissance writing, just as being portrayed in different coinage, models, busts and artworks. Shakespeare has deified her adoration illicit relationship with Mark Antony in his play Antony and Cleopatra. In current occasions, she has shown up in expressive arts, vaudevilles, Hollywood movies, and brand symbolism, transforming into a mainstream society symbol of Egyptomania, or the restored enthusiasm of Europeans in old Egypt during the nineteenth century. Films like Caesar and Cleopatra (1945), A Queen for Caesar (1962), Cleopatra (1963) and Antony and Cleopatra (1972) have recently attempted to investigate the film from an assortment of points. This time, Wonder Woman chief Patty Jenkins has collaborated by and by with Gadot for a retelling of the mainstream story of Cleopatra's victories.
Would this one figure out how to strip the fascinating story of the male look and show Cleopatra in a formerly concealed light? No one but time can tell.
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This Statement aims to be a common banner for Asian labour and social movement organisations in pursuit of better livelihood of workers and workers rights in Asian Transnational Corporations (ATNCs).
It is written and endorsed by the members of the ATNC Monitoring Network –workers, labour and social movement organisations within and between capital exporting and receiving countries in Asia.
Organisations which endorse this Statement will develop action plans to realise the articles of the Statement together and participate in activities in pursuit of the Statement. After an alliance-building process at the national level the plans will be implemented against individual corporations that violate the Statement using the action mechanisms developed by organisations and social alliance-building, rather than allowing TNCs to maintain unilateral ownership and implementation. This Statement is thus clearly distinguished from corporate codes of conduct.
pressure against the exploitation of Asian TNCs.
It will be used as a strategic instrument to campaign for introducing national regulating laws and other public control mechanisms to regulate all ATNCs on the basis of its content and social support gained.
Respect local labour laws as well as core ILO conventions in order to improve working and living conditions of workers.
Assure that freedom of association and rights to collective bargaining are not violated by any means.
Eliminate irregular and informal forms of employment that threaten workers' livelihood and social development.
Provide workers with a living wage and proper welfare benefits that are negotiated with workers' representing bodies.
Assure that their investments are socially benefiting the general public and community of the host countries of investment.
Enact and pursue transparency and anti-corruption policies.
Provide workers' representing bodies with proper information about financial status of company.
Prioritise compensation of workers when there is a bankruptcy, closedown or relocation.
Guarantee rights of women workers and place clear gender policies that are aimed to promote equal opportunities.
Pursue the best practices in eliminating Occupational Safety and Health hazards and environmental hazards by working with workers and community organisations.
Oppose and condemn unequal trade relations and treaties between countries, be they unilateral, bilateral or multilateral.
Assure their investment and labour practices meet the ATNC Monitoring Network Statement described hereby.
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Abolish child labour and raise the minimum age for admission to employment or work to a level consistent with the fullest physical and mental development of young persons.
Secure an employment relation supported with a valid written labour contract or other documentation with legal binding effect equivalent to the written labour contract.
Proscribe offering and accepting informal and irregular contracts unless mutually agreed in absence of duress and/or otherwise agreed with trade unions or other forms of workers' representing bodies.
Ensure workers' entitlement to regular and timely salary equivalent to a living wage that is negotiated with workers' representing bodies.
Monitor country-specific laws with respect to overtime payments and allowances and measure findings with recognised international labour standards.
Respect trade unions and other forms of workers' representing bodies that are democratically elected by workers.
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Proscribe discrimination and disciplinary actions against union members.
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Eliminate acts of anti-union discrimination in respect of their employment.
Respect workers' right to take collective action to resolve grievances caused by actions that undermine workers' livelihood or workers' rights guaranteed by ILO's international labour conventions.
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Respect internationally recognised workers' rights to collective bargaining, collective actions and freedom of association without regard to the local legal restraints against workers' rights.
Ensure that every worker has the right to a weekly rest period and annual paid leave, including guaranteed maternity and paternity leave.
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Promote workers' education and encourage workers' participation in hazard prevention education.
Guarantee protection of women workers from harassment.
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Desist from attempts to gain profits from speculative investment that undermines the livelihood of workers and the community.
Desist from attempts to exploit the natural, human, social, cultural resources without benefiting the general public of the host country of investment.
Uphold the human, labour, environmental, and cultural rights of the general public of the host countries of investment. Prevent environmental hazard by following the best practice in the host country of investment and in accordance with local laws and regulations.
Work with community and relevant community-representing bodies in preventing environmental hazard and other hazard that causes destructive impact on the livelihood of community.
Work with external bodies that are invited or appointed by community representing bodies to do investigation over particular hazard in order to pursue the best practice of hazard preventions.
Inform changes in operations which are deemed to have major effects upon the livelihood of workers, such as bankruptcies, voluntary close-down and relocation, before the final decision is taken.
Responsibly respond to the request of union or other effective workers' representing bodies to submit information about company management that is deemed to be having important impact on workers' livelihood.
Process voluntary close-down and relocation in accordance with the legally approved process.
Publicise any plan of company relocation at least 90 days in prior.
Process voluntary close-down and relocation only after fulfilling company's obligations to workers as agreed in a/the collective bargaining agreement (CBA).
Prioritise compensation of workers when there is any closure of a corporate entity, including bankruptcies, voluntary close-down, and relocation.
Make best efforts to reemploy workers in former establishments with effective service-year in case of voluntary close-down involving a new opening in the same territory.
Negotiate compensation amount and methods with the union and other effective workers' representing bodies unless otherwise expressed in CBA.
Work with external bodies that are invited or appointed by trade union or other forms of workers' representing bodies to investigate disputed issues of legitimate closing-down in order to pursue the best practice.
1 Unless otherwise noted, workers rights to equal opportunity is to be understood equivalent to ILO Convention No. 100 and 111.
2 Unless otherwise described, workers right to freedom of association is to be understood equivalent to ILO Convention No. 87.
3 Unless otherwise described, workers rights to collective bargaining and collective actions are to be understood equivalent to ILO convention No. 98.
6 As described in article No. 2.11 of OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.
7 As described in article No. 2.5 of OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.
8 As described in article No. 3.1 of OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.
9 Classified in the International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities [ISIC] and International Standard Classification of Occupations [ISCO].


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Anyone have the address for Apple Japan?
Does anyone have the mailing address for Apple Japan? Thanks!
Got this after eating a Google and Babel Fish sandwich.
I don't see a mailing address anywhere on that page. Does anyone know?
Babel Fish may have bjorked a couple of words... I'm guessing that the address is the tower address, with the diferent zip code (163-1480).
That's a screenshot of the Babel Fish translation though, so the wording of the address could be less than perfect.
We have any Japanese reading members who can confirm this?
Can anyone here who reads Japanese confirm the address?
You haven't figured it out in a month? Is your phone broken?
Hye smartass, I asked for the mailing address, not the phone number. If I could speak Japanese and wanted to pay $20 for an international phone call I would have.
I was suggesting you call Apple and ask them, not necessarily Apple Japan.
Anyway, didn't you basically get your answer already? You must really need that address badly if you're waiting around for over a month and depending on a site like this to answer your question.
Call Apple or email Apple Japan. In the time you've been waiting, you could have just mailed something there and it would have been returned if you had the address wrong.
I wonder when you'll post your "How do I lick this stamp?" thread.
I have mailed and emailed and have not received an answer to my question. I do not have a computer at the moment so I can only check this messageboard once, maybe twice a week if I'm lucky.
I speak Japanese and will confirm the address.


2010 cobalt ls xfe here.
I am having trouble locating if I have the grey wire or not..
Do you mean the grey in the BCM? Did you take out the BCM-2 connector?
I've just finished installing my leather/cruise control wheel in my 2010 XFE. I didn't have the wire in pin 61 or the two wires for the audio controls. There is one thing that is different is that on mine. The HU plugs are square and not round. I didn't try to use the .64 mm square type ends the DIY instructs to use but, IMO they are of a different style.
I just have to wait later this week to take my car to the dealer ship and get my cruise control programmed. So hopefully my install is successful!
was attempting to swap my wheel. wasnt successfull. put everything back together. the airbag was in wrong. than i finally got the airbag out. put it back in all fine and put my negative back on and now it says service airbag..
Have you tried unhooking the negative battery terminal?
fixed it. it was those small plastic safter clips.
I have a 2007 I added the wheel. The stealership wont flash some new directive is there a way around this? Can I take it somewhere else? Anybody around Indianapolis that can do it Ill gladly pay few hundred to make it work!!! The stealership was informed to "Show me car on lot"
Find another dealership...seriously. The only action required is to adjust the factory settings in your BCM to accept (turn-on) the cruise feature. Here's a repeat of the instructions found on the first page of this How To. My dealership charged an hour labor for this simple process.
1.	Using their tech2, "build" the car.
2.	Select Vehicle Control Systems, then navigate to Computer/Integrating Systems.
3.	Once in the Computer/Integrating Systems menu select Module Replacement/Setup and follow the instructions on the scan tool.
4.	It will ask a bunch of questions regarding the options on the car, one of them will be about the cruise control, just say yes it does have this option.
Good luck and find a garage who wants your business.
all i have to do is get steering wheel buttons , (the audio on the right side and than the ones on the left that have info and cruise on them) than plug them into the plug on the steering wheel. i dont care bout cruise.i just want info and back arrow and the volume buttons on the right side of the wheel to work. All i need is the Axxess ASWC harness wire it up and the buttons on the wheel will work to control the audio right? and info and back arrow work instantly right?
can anyone help me out with my questions?
all i need are the controls and the Axxess ASWC correct? and the controls plug into the shown harness that is wired to the harness in back as shown here that plugs into thecar.
Hey BlackXFE, I have a 2010 cobalt and I have the same connectors that you do. What pins did you put the two radio control wires into? I haven't been able to get my steering wheel controls for the radio to work yet.. i think its because of pinout differences. I have the pins that fit that I got from a donor car, but it seems like the pinouts have changed because going by the directions on here, one of the pins went to a wire already there.. and that wire was green... it did not connect to the SIR connector either.. i tried the pin right beneath it, and it didn't work... not surprisingly... any advice... or any advice from somebody who has successfully completed an install with a 2010 cobalt LS model? My cobalt also has satellite radio and onstar if that makes a difference. Thanks!
Any luck yet? I can't remember right now but, I'm going to be installing a new HU soon so I'll take a look then.
okay, ive been reading this thread and looking up information and im stuck on one part. if i wanted to just buy the controls and harness, do i still have to run those 4 short wires in the SIR in step 2? i know i will still have to run the wires to the bcm and radio. those 4 wires are confusing me a little.
or should i just get wires and switches?
Isn't it cheaper to buy the wheel with the switches instead of piecing it together?
Yes it is. Ebay $45 and free shipping comes with the wiring harness and leather wheel with both sets of buttons.
Finally did this to my 2009 cobalt LS XFE. Was surprisingly easy and the total cost for me was $50 with a leather wheel, scrap BCM harness and wire. For the power instead of splicing into another wire I bought an adapter and plugged it into the fuse box (in a space bypassing a fuse but still in same spot as another fuse). Was able to program it for free with a friend, his dad works at Delphi and we were able to obtain a tech 2 to use and programmed it our self with a bit of fiddling since the instructions aren't exactly the same.
Found out there is no need to get square connectors as even with the square connectors the circle ones both fit in and work. The Stereo was square but is working with round connectors.
I just did this upgrade on my '07 G5.
Got a new steering wheel on ebay for $65, (includes all the switches and the harness - plug and play - now they are on sale for $58.50 with free shipping.
Swap is really easy, radio controls work perfectly just need to find a dealership in MA to reprogram the BCM for the cruise control to work.
I used the harness that came with the new steering wheel - I did not change any wiring in the car itself - it was all already there. The old steering whee assembly and harness all came out as one piece and was replaced by the new wheel/harness.
I am not sure about Cobalts as they came with a trim level below what was offered on G5s - you might have to add some wiring as the How-To shows.
I disconnected the negative battery terminal and was very gentle with the airbag connections. Follow the directions closely here - do not damage the connectors.
If you damaged the connectors or the clock spring that the harness plugs in to - you may have to replace the clock spring. I have no warning lights or other issues.
You might have to check to see if you connected the airbag correctly or if you pinched/cut the airbag wiring harness.
The radio controls all work after installation - the cruise control light on the switch lights up and I have the correct wiring on the BCM harness - I just need the BCM reprogrammed.
Just had the install done last Saturday on my 08 Cobalt LT. Got the steering wheel off of Ebay with cruise and radio controls (it came with the harness too). New wheel plugged right in and radio controls immediately worked. A quick reprogram of the BCM by my brother-in-law and the cruise was working as well. Everything took literally 30 minutes.
anyone know what connectors to get and where to get them?
If you want some micro connectors I have some left from my install (or just go to a local junkyard with an 07+ cobalt). It cost me $2 for about 50 connectors.