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3002.30.00 10 Human blood; animal blood prepared for therapeutic, prophylactic or diagnostic uses; antisera, other blood fractions and immunological products, whether or not modified or obtained by means of biotechnological processes; vaccines, toxins, cultures of micro-organisms (excluding yeasts) and similar products. - Vaccines for veterinary medicine - Vaccines against foot and mouth disease; Vaccines prepared for parenteral administration; Bovine intranasal vaccines -
34.05 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04.
3405.10 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Polishes, creams and similar preparations for footwear or leather
3405.10.10 00 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Polishes, creams and similar preparations for footwear or leather - Liquid shoe shine preparations for use in the manufacture of shoe care products - Free CCCT, LDCT
3405.10.90 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Polishes, creams and similar preparations for footwear or leather - Other - 6.5% CCCT, LDCT
3405.10.90 10 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Polishes, creams and similar preparations for footwear or leather - Other - For footwear -
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3405.20.00 00 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Polishes, creams and similar preparations for the maintenance of wooden furniture, floors or other woodwork - 6.5% CCCT, LDCT
3405.30.00 00 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Polishes and similar preparations for coachwork, other than metal polishes - 6.5% CCCT, LDCT
3405.40.00 00 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Scouring pastes and powders and other scouring preparations KGM 6.5% CCCT, LDCT
3405.90.00 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Other - 6.5% CCCT, LDCT
3405.90.00 10 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Other - Cutlery polish -
3405.90.00 90 Polishes and creams, for footwear, furniture, floors, coachwork, glass or metal, scouring pastes and powders and similar preparations (whether or not in the form of paper, wadding, felt, nonwovens, cellular plastics or cellular rubber, impregnated, coated or covered with such preparations), excluding waxes of heading 34.04. - Other - Other -
3921.13.10 00 Other plates, sheets, film, foil and strip, of plastics. - Cellular: - Of polyurethanes - Combined with felt, nonwovens or textile fabrics, with a leather-like coating solely of polyurethane on one or both sides, the weight of the coating being 20% or more of the total weight of the coated fabric, for use in the manufacture of footwear or handbags; Combined with woven fabrics, solely of polyester staple fibres or of cotton mixed solely with polyesters or of polyester staple fibres mixed solely with cotton, for use in the manufacture of family or recreational tents of a floor area of 3 m² or more, but not exceeding 21 m²; Film, of a thickness of 0.2 mm or more, for use in laminating to split leather; Strips, for use in the manufacture of clothing KGM Free CCCT, LDCT
3921.90.11 00 Other plates, sheets, film, foil and strip, of plastics. - Other - Combined with knitted or woven fabrics, nonwovens or felt, such combinations which can, without fracturing, be bent manually around a cylinder of a diameter of 7 mm, at a temperature between 15°C and 30°C: - Belting, of a thickness not exceeding 2.8 mm and a width exceeding 350 mm, reinforced with nylon, polyester or aramid fibres, for use in the manufacture of conveyor belts;Combined with felt, nonwovens or textile fabrics, with a leather-like coating solely of polyurethane on one or both sides, the weight of the coating being 20% or more of the total weight of the coated fabric, for use in the manufacture of footwear or handbags;Combined with woven fabrics of cotton, impregnated and coated with polymers of vinyl chloride, with the weight of the unimpregnated/uncoated fabric not exceeding 120 g/m² and the total weight of the impregnated/coated fabric exceeding 430 g/m² but not exceeding 470 g/m², for use in the manufacture of apparel;Combined with woven fabrics, solely of polyester staple fibres or of cotton mixed solely with polyesters or of polyester staple fibres mixed solely with cotton, for use in the manufacture of family or recreational tents of a floor area of 3 m² or more but not exceeding 21 m²;Plates, sheets or film of polymers of tetrafluoroethylene, combined with a woven fabric, to be employed in the production of chlorine or sodium hydroxide;Sheets of uncured phenol-formaldehyde resin or uncured epoxide resins, containing glass fibres, commonly known as "prepeg", for use in the manufacture of composite sandwich panels for aircraft, fast ferry ships and air transport shelters;Transmission belting, of a thickness not exceeding 6.8 mm, excluding belting of trapezoidal cross-section (V or multi V), whether or not embossed, for use in the manufacture of transmission belts KGM Free CCCT, LDCT
4105.10.91 00 Tanned or crust skins of sheep or lambs, without wool on, whether or not split, but not further prepared. - Tanned or retanned but not further prepared, whether or not split: - In the wet state (including wet-blue) - Other: - For use as linings in the manufacture of footwear; For use as processing materials by tanners; Hair sheep skins, for use in the manufacture of footwear or ladies' handbags MTK Free CCCT, LDCT
4106.21.91 00 Tanned or crust hides and skins of other animals, without wool or hair on, whether or not split, but not further prepared. - Of goats or kids: - In the wet state (including wet-blue) - Other: - For use as processing materials by tanners; For use in the manufacture of belts, footwear or ladies' handbags MTK Free CCCT, LDCT
4106.31.91 00 Tanned or crust hides and skins of other animals, without wool or hair on, whether or not split, but not further prepared. - Of swine: - In the wet state (including wet-blue) - Other: - For use as linings in the manufacture of footwear; For use in the manufacture of clothing; For use in the manufacture of uppers for footwear MTK Free CCCT, LDCT
5513.11.20 00 Woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibres, containing less than 85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with cotton, of a weight not exceeding 170 g/m². - Unbleached or bleached: - Of polyester staple fibres, plain weave - Woven fabrics of polyester staple fibres mixed solely with cotton, unbleached or bleached, ring-spun, having a metric twist factor ([turns per metre] x [square root of tex] x 0.01) of 45 or more in the warp or the weft, for use by textile converters only to produce dyed and finished fabrics for the apparel and footwear industries KGM Free LDCT, UST,
4417.00.90 30 Tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom or brush bodies and handles, of wood; boot or shoe lasts and trees, of wood. - Other - Lasts, trees and stretchers, for footwear - 6% CCCT, LDCT
5512.11.30 00 Woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibres, containing 85% or more by weight of synthetic staple fibres. - Containing 85% or more by weight of polyester staple fibres: - Unbleached or bleached - Woven fabrics of polyester staple fibres mixed solely with cotton, unbleached or bleached, ring-spun, having a metric twist factor ([turns per metre] x [square root of tex] x 0.01) of 45 or more in the warp or the weft, for use by textile converters only to produce dyed and finished fabrics for the apparel and footwear industries KGM Free LDCT, UST,
5513.12.10 00 Woven fabrics of synthetic staple fibres, containing less than 85% by weight of such fibres, mixed mainly or solely with cotton, of a weight not exceeding 170 g/m². - Unbleached or bleached: - 3-thread or 4-thread twill, including cross twill, of polyester staple fibres - Woven fabrics of polyester staple fibres mixed solely with cotton, unbleached or bleached, ring-spun, having a metric twist factor ([turns per metre] x [square root of tex] x 0.01) of 45 or more in the warp or the weft, for use by textile converters only to produce dyed and finished fabrics for the apparel and footwear industries KGM Free LDCT, UST,
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Congratulations on the article yesterday. I had not realized all you had accomplished.
I am pleased to know you.
Great article in today's paper Milton. Congrats on the success!
Good photo! I enjoyed the Greenville News article about you.
Congrats to my dad! I am so proud of him!
Great article yesterday! Congratulations on your success with RE/MAX Realty Professionals.
Enjoyed the whole article Sandy!!! Always knew he would be successful!!! He always put God first!!!!! So proud of all of you!
Great article in the Sunday paper!! Continued blessings for you and your beautiful family!!!!
That was a great profile that appeared in the July 13 Greenville News. Yours is a self-made success story that makes for some truly stimulating reading.
The positive results that RE/MAX Realty Professionals continues to earn year after year are a testament to your leadership. You have your employees on a mission, and it's one that they are obviously pursuing with enthusiasm.
I also appreciate your active service to the community. Your relationship with the Lord motivates you to be involved in the lives of others, and that is the highest calling a person can have.
You set a good example for the rest of us, and I want to wish you the best in your continuing endeavors. I look forward to seeing you again soon.
Milton, I just saw your profile in the paper. As Strom would say, "You are a credit to your community." Real proud to call you my friend.
We're all feeling good about being part of a winning team! New sign outside.... No 1 Remax in North & South Carolina!!
Milton hope you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgivings. Congratulations on being a Director at NAR. Hope the next meeting is better then the last!
Milton is a Realtor in high standing by being a member of CRS, Certified Residential Specialist. A national group that has less than 4% membership of the Real Estate Agents nation wide. He has earned this designation by attending a higher lever of required Real Estate knowledge, meeting the standards of CRS.
Being an Associate for RE./MAX he is affilated with one of top six "Brands" recognized world wide. He is a member of one the largest referral bases in the industry and connected to 65 countries world wide.
I was delighted to read the article in the Greenville News about you. With best wishes for continued success.
- Clifford F. Gaddy, Jr.
Milton, great article in the paper. Congratulations on your well deserved success. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy!
Great article on Milton and the company.
Great article Milton!!!! Proud to serve with you on the Lead Academy board!
Great article of a great role model and friend!!! We love you Mr. Milton!
Milton has been a great mentor to me in the real estate business. His experience and real estate knowledge have been instrumental in my development as an agent. Milton always takes the time to make sure every detail of every home sale or purchase is handled in the most beneficial way for our clients. I would recommend Milton to anyone looking to buy or sell any type of real estate.
Milton you are fantastic! I cannot think of a better person to know or work with! YOUR ReMax was a wonderful place!!
I have worked with Milton on the National level and have found him to be an exemplary individual. He is a strategic thinker, facilitator of people and resources, a problem solver and consensus builder. I would not hestitate to call on Milton for anything that requires well above average skills in order to accomplish any given mission.
Just a quick note to say congratulations. I recently read where RE/MAX Realty Professionals was honored as brokerage of the Year for SC. Thanks for your leadership and investment in the community.
Milton is very professional and thorough. A pleasure to work with.
Great article in the paper!! You are great and I was blessed to work with you. Good seeing you the other day and hope to catch up soon.
Certainly. I like RE/MAX Realty Professionals. I like Mr. Shockley as well. Terrific gentleman.
I have worked with Milton in a number of voluntary positions at the National Association of REALTORS. His commitment is tireless and his energy never ending to improve the real estate industry. He is extraordinary in his ability to meet and interact with people in every capacity and to bring people together in a common cause. And he is an honest, ethical, and caring person who is just a nice guy.
Congratulations on your new position at National Association of Realtors! You will do a great job and I am proud of you.
Congratulations on such a great article in the Greenville News! I am just proud to know you and delighted that you are a Rotarian, Milton! In the midst of so much bad news, it is wonderful to hear some good news!
I just returned from Atlanta for a wedding over the weekend. Glancing through the paper I ran across the entrepreneur section and am very impressed not only with you, but what all you have accomplished!
Congratulations on the brokerage honor and on the Greenville News story today. As I read, I realized how long I've known you! You have a beautiful family and much to be proud of.
I am happy to know you.
Congratulations to Milton and family! What a tribute. I have known Milton for a very long time, as you know, Sandy, and I heartily "amen" all that you have said. Glad to call him brother and friend!
Great article today in the Greenville News about my sweet brother, Milton Shockley. So proud of my brother and all of his accomplishments, but more than that, I am proud of the Godly man that he is and the example he sets, not only in the business world, but in his personal life, as well. He is a perfect example, of one that has chosen to follow Christ, no matter the cost, and seen firsthand God's provisions in his life because of his unwavering faithfulness. He would be the first to give God all the glory!!!! So proud to have him as my brother.
Milton - I enjoyed reading about you and the background for the passion and motivation that have made you successful in business.
Very good press my friend!
Milton is an exceptional Realtor & Businessman.
Milton is a rare character who is kind-hearted, widely knowledgeable, professional and yet friendly. He will go the extra mile to ensure the best results for his clients. I highly recommend Milton for all your real estate needs.
CONGRATULATIONS ON ALL YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS! That is a wonderful article. We are glad to be a part of such a great company! We appreciate all you and Terry do for us!
So proud of you, Milton. We love all the Shockley's. I know you're Mom and Dad are so proud of all of you! There is rejoicing in Heaven.
Really enjoyed this article. God's continued blessings on Milton and Laraine!
Congratulations on the nice article. I thought you could use an extra copy.
Thank you for all you do to help others. I appreciate you.


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A MOXI Christmas
By Moxi
Back to Me
Blame It
Party at the Beach
Ivory Eyes
Figures Bathed In Light
CatBeach Store
Through The Dark
Moxi is an LA-based indie pop outfit built upon the dreamy, ethereal vocals of Anna Toy and surrounded by the moody, atmospheric keyboards of Andy Toy. Drawing on elements from pop, classic cinema, and 80's new wave, Moxi presents Anna's distinct vocals against a backdrop of dark electronic textures, innovative guitar sonics and enigmatic, dream pop melodies.
Written in the middle of the pandemic, Moxi's latest single "Back to Me", is a response to the chaos and uncertainty, drawing on the pursuit of peace and calm through meditation. The song embodies the feeling of being in that state – reaching our highest version of self, filled with light, connected to the earth and space simultaneously. It's here that we can fully embrace our own uniqueness, primal creativity and our true internal power.
"The message conveyed by the electro pop duo Moxi is exactly what we need right now." – David Alarcon METAL MAGAZINE
With over 200,000 views on their 'Figures Bathed in Light' video, Moxi's other successes to date include over a 1.5 million streams for their single'Save Me', which went viral on Spotify, while also sharing the stage with bands such as Sir Sly, Wildcat! Wildcat and Gungor among others. Moxi has also received numerous TV placements and global favor, being featured on shows such as Almost Family, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Keeping Up With the Kardashians, The Young and the Restless, I Am Cait, Total Bellas, and Made in Chelsea. And they continue to garner acclaim from Huffington Post and PopMatters among many other media outlets.
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Dreamy, nostalgic, a little sad, but still anticipating…A MOXI Christmas. 8 of your favorites.
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Tag / customs risk management
June 18, 2019 June 19, 2019 by Mike Poverello
Africa, Big Data, Border Control, Container Security, Customs Intelligence, Free trade zone, Geodata, Illicit Goods, Information Technology, Risk Management, SEZ, Trade Facilitation, X-Ray scanning
Biometrics, border management, customs risk management, e-seals, Geodata, illicit financial flows, non-intrusive inspection technology
Implications of 'Big Data' for Customs Risk Management Capability
Big Data, Capacity Building, Customs, Customs Intelligence, Information Technology, Logistics, Risk Management, Trade Facilitation, WCO
Big Data, customs risk management, Data Analysis, quality of data, research paper, WCO
Historically, a customs officer's "intuition" backed up by his/her knowledge and experience served as the means for effective risk management. In the old days (20 years ago and back) there wasn't any need for all this 'Big Data' mumbo jumbo as the customs officer learnt his/her skill through painful, but real-life experience, often under bad and inhospitable conditions.
Today we are a lot more softer. The age of technology has superseded, rightly or wrongly, the human brain. Nonetheless, governments thrive on their big-spend technology budgets to ensure the safety of their economies and supply chains.
No less, the big multinational corporations whose 'in-house' business is no longer confined by national boundaries or continents are responsible for the generation of huge amounts of data which need to extend to the limits of their operations. When the products of such business are required to traverse national boundaries and continents, their logistics and transport intermediaries, financiers, and insurers become themselves tied up in the vicious cycle of data generation and transfer, also spanning national boundaries to ensure those products arrive at their intended destinations – intact, in time and fit for purpose. Hence we have what as become known as the international supply chain.
It does not end there. Besides the Customs authorities, what about the myriad of other government regulatory authorities who themselves have a plethora of forms and information requirements which must be administered and approved prior to departure and upon arrival of goods at their destination.
Inefficiencies along the supply chain culminate in delays with added cost which dictates the viability for sale and use of the product during delivery. These may constitute what is called non-tariff barriers (or NTBs) which negatively impact the suppliers credibility in international trade.
The bulk of this information is nowadays digitised in some for or other. It is obviously not all standardised and structured which makes it difficult to align, compare or assimilate. For Customs it poses a significant opportunity to tap into and utilise for verification or risk management purposes.
The term 'Big Data' embraces a broad category of data or datasets that, in order to be fully exploited, require advanced technologies to be used in parallel. Many big data applications have the potential to optimize organizations' performance, (and here we have it) the optimal allocation of human or financial resources in a manner that maximizes outputs.
At this point, let me introduce one of the latest WCO research papers – "Implications of Big Data for Customs – How It Can Support Risk Management Capabilities" by Yotaro Okazaki.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the implications of the aforementioned big data for Customs, particularly in terms of risk management. To ensure that better informed and smarter decisions are taken, some Customs administrations have already embarked on big data initiatives, leveraging the power of analytics, ensuring the quality of data (regarding cargos, shipments and conveyances), and widening the scope of data they could use for analytical purposes. This paper illustrates these initiatives based on the information shared by five Customs administrations: Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA); Customs and Excise Department, Hong Kong, China ('Hong Kong China Customs); New Zealand Customs Service ('New Zealand Customs'); Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the United Kingdom; and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (USCBP). Source: WCO
September 11, 2015 by Mike Poverello
EU fighting Customs Fraud – JRC research leads to new legislation
Automated Cargo Management, Cargo carrier, Cargo Reporting, Cargo screening, Container Security, Containerization, Customs, Customs Intelligence, European Union, Information Technology, International Shipping, International Trade, Logistics, Risk Management, Supply Chain Security
container, container status, ConTraffic Platform, customs officers, customs risk management, EU, ocean carriers, OLAF
A new regulation adopted by the European Parliament and the Council will allow customs to access information to track the origins and routes of cargo containers arriving in the EU to support the fight against customs fraud both at EU and national level. The Joint Research Centre (JRC) has been instrumental in the conception and adoption of this legislation as it provided the scientific evidence on the importance of analysing the electronic records on cargo container traffic.
The EU customs authorities have been long aware that information on the logistics and actual routes of cargo containers arriving in Europe is valuable for the fight against customs fraud. However, they had very limited ways to obtain such information and no means to systematically analyse cargo container traffic both for fraud investigations as well as for risk analysis. On the other hand, the ocean carriers that transport the cargo containers, as well as their partners and clients, have easy on-line access to the so-called Container Status Messages (CSM): electronic records which describe the logistics and the routes followed by cargo containers.
In collaboration with the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), the JRC has worked extensively on how to exploit CSM data for customs anti-fraud purposes. The JRC proposed techniques, developed the necessary technology, and ran long-term experiments involving hundreds of EU customs officers to validate the usefulness of using CSM data. The results of this research led the Commission to bring forward a legislative proposal that would enable Member States and OLAF to systematically use CSM data for these anti-fraud purposes. It also served to convince Member States of the value of the proposed provisions.
The financial gains from the avoidance of duties, taxes, rates and quantitative limits constitute an incentive to commit fraud and allow the capacity to properly investigate in cases, such as mis-declaration of the origin of imported goods. The information extracted from the CSM data can facilitate the investigation of some types of false origin-declarations. With the new legislation an importer will no longer be able to declare – without raising suspicions – country X as dispatch/origin of goods if these were transported in a cargo container that started in country Z (as indicated by the CSM data).
The technologies, know-how and experience in handling CSM data, developed by the JRC through its experimental ConTraffic platform, will be used by OLAF to set up the system needed to implement this new legislation applicable as from 1 September 2016. The JRC will continue to analyse large datasets of CSM records (hundreds of millions per year) as these are expected to be made available through the new legislation and will continue to support not only this new regulation but to exploit the further uses of this data notably for security and safety and real-time operations. Its focus will be on data mining, new automated analysis techniques and domain-specific visual analytics methods. Source and Images: EU Commission
August 22, 2015 August 22, 2015 by Mike Poverello
TFA – Africa is on the move! Why not go faster?
AEO, Cross Border Trade, Customs, Customs compliance, Customs Modernisation, International Trade, Logistics, Non Tariff Barriers, Revised Kyoto Convention, Single Window, Trade Corridors, Trade Facilitation, WTO
AEO, Africa, Asia, Bali Package, customs risk management, LDC, Single Window, WTO, WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement
The following article is published with the kind permission of the author, Tapia Naula who is Principal Transport Economist at African Development Bank, based in the Ivory Coast. He is an international project manager and transport economist with experience in logistics business, research and trade facilitation. This article is a must for anyone associated with or working on the TFA on the African sub-continent, and a bit of a wake up call to those countries who have as yet done little or nothing to progress their participation.
In the World TFA Cup Asia is leading Africa 72 – 35. The first scores of the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement are out as member countries submit their Category A notifications. Initial results of the African first series are somewhat unfulfilling. Some teams are playing defensive even if attacking tactic is the only way to win.
In December 2013, WTO members concluded negotiations on a Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) at the Bali Ministerial Conference, as part of a wider "Bali Package". Among trade facilitation practitioners the Agreement was received with great enthusiasm: finally there was a legal instrument, which is concrete enough to make a difference! TFA will enter into force once two-thirds of members have completed their domestic ratification process. Section I contains substantive provisions in 12 main Articles. The members are required to categorize and notify each provision of the Agreement as either A, B or C Category. The A Category commits a country to implement the provision upon entry into force of the TFA, or one year after for LDC's. For B-Category there will be a transitional period. C-Category provisions are allowed a transitional period, technical assistance and capacity building.
First, let it be said loud and clear: the WTO TFA is an excellent collection of modern trade and transport facilitation instruments in one folder. In developing countries its implementation would mean reforms that would save time, money and efforts for regular business people and consumers. These reforms may be painful but the countries that can do it, will be the future winners of their regional competition and they will be the ones that will most benefit from joining the global value chains. TFA is the best vehicle for poverty reduction invented so far and that is why it is so important.
In August, 2015, 14 African countries and 25 Asian countries had submitted notifications for category A provisions. Asian countries had "accepted" 72 % of all the provisions as A-Category commitments on average where the respective share of the African countries is only 35 %. On Article-level African countries lag behind on every Article except one (Table 1).
In addition to the low overall share of category A-notifications, the African notifications generally look like "random picks" of sub-paragraphs, compared to many Asian members that have commonly chosen the strategy of basically accepting the whole Agreement and making exceptions for certain few paragraphs according to their particular needs.
Were African governments well-informed of the impact and substance of each paragraph – or are they just being cautious, perhaps trying to delay the final commitment? The patterns between African and Asian countries are in any case different.
TFA includes also "low hanging fruit" – sections that require little technical expertise to be implemented. At least some of these should have been easy for member countries to accept. "Publication and Availability of Information" is one of those sections. Access to information through internet is routine and affordable. It should not require transition periods or particular technical assistance. Donors are even competing to assist governments with such low cost and high-return activities. Still, less than one third of the African Governments notified this Article.
Here are some other peculiar findings:
Out of 14 African countries only Morocco accepted "Border Agency Cooperation" as A –Category provision. Three of the others countries that did not notify it are landlocked countries;
Only four out of 14 African countries had fully notified "Freedom of Transit." Transit challenges in Africa are probably the single most significant source of inefficiency in trade logistics;
One of the foundations of modern customs management is the introduction of Risk Management. Only 3 out of 14 African countries had notified this provision;
Only Morocco notified Trade Facilitation Measures for Authorized Economic Operators (AEO), which gives certain privileges to traders and transport operators, who show high level of compliance to regulations. One wonders why Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania did not notify it as we know that an AEO program is being piloted in the East African Community;
Only Senegal notified the sub-Article on Single Window, which is probably the most important one of the whole Agreement. Senegal perhaps deserves this honor – being the first truly African-based single window country – and also representing the good practice of SW management. Yet, according to the African Alliance for e-Commerce, currently there are at least 16 other single windows either already operational or under development in Africa. Why weren't these developments recognized?
Despite the above "peculiarities" the African situation is fortunately nowhere near as somber as the A-Category notifications indicate. There are plenty of trade and transport facilitation initiatives under implementation – and Africa is indeed "on the Move." We should on one hand side make sure that the valuable TFA Agreement is not becoming a separate formal process alongside the practical actions on the ground, but rather a framework for coaching governments in climbing up the stairs toward greater competitiveness. On the other hand, the countries should not ignore the existing achievements. A lot has been achieved in Africa in recent years and this process should go on and gain speed. Some sub-regions, which have been less successful in this field need benchmarks, encouraging and coaching. This is where African and international organizations can play a role.
Although the direct cost of TFA implementation is relatively low, the indirect cost may be extremely high. The indirect cost concerns existing structures, which generate income for organizations and individuals, who often greatly benefit from the status quo. Some governments have entered into concessions outsourcing critical government functions such as pre-customs clearance operations and processing and submissions of declarations to customs. Western firms have efficiently seized the opportunity and negotiated deals, which guarantee profits for in many cases for decades to come. Single Windows in certain countries are good examples for these. In an unnamed Southern African country for example, humanitarian aid is exempt from taxes and duties in import. If however a UN agency for example imports a container of pharmaceuticals worth five million USD, it will have to pay for a Single Window fee of 42,500 USD! Such Ad Valorem fee arrangements are against the TFA. Such concessions are often built inside structures, which profit from the concessions and in exchange – protects its operations and continuity. This is why they are difficult to tackle. This is an example of the problematics that African policy makers must deal with when taking a position in committing in TFA provisions. It may be a whole lot more complicated than what it looks like.
Association between % Share of Sub-Article Level A-Category Commitments and the Corruption Perception Index Score (CPI). Sources: WTO and transparency International.
The diagram above shows the association of share of the provisions that have been covered by A-Category notifications and the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) score of the countries. For African countries the correlation is moderate (correlation co-efficient: 0.42) but for Asian countries the association is strong (correlation co-efficient: 0.73). The association of the two variables is understandable: the less corruption a country has (the higher the CPI rank is), the more reforms the government is in liberty to conduct (the higher coverage of TFA as A-category Notifications).
We need to better understand the underlying reasons why policymakers cannot let reforms take off. Traditions, corruption and outdated structures are usually the biggest obstacles. These cannot be overcome by merely providing short-term technical assistance and bench-marking the world best practices but only strong political leadership can make the change. Developing partners should raise this topic on the highest political level and "live together" through the reforms with the counterparts.
The Northern Corridor (Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda) provides an encouraging example how multiple reforms can be carried out in very short time. Only two years ago it took staggering 27 days to transport a container from Mombasa Port and deliver it in Kigali, Rwanda. Today it takes only seven days. The improvement was enabled by series of reforms, which were championed by the Heads of States of the Corridor member countries. The example proves that major improvements can indeed be achieved in very short time. On the other hand, even with the most sophisticated instruments, reforms will not succeed if there the high-level ownership is not there. Author: Tapio Naula
June 7, 2015 by Mike Poverello
Non-Intrusive Inspection capability – now in the Port of Cape Town
Cargo screening, Container Security, Non-Intrusive Inspection, X-Ray scanning
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South African Customs has introduced non- intrusive inspection (NII) capability at the Port of Cape Town. The recent completion of an impressive relocatable scanner facility within the port precinct will now afford state of the art inspection services for customs targeted consignments for inspection. This is the third X-Ray scanner installed and operated by the South African Revenue Service (SARS).
In March 2008, a mobile scanner was implemented at Durban Container Terminal. More recently, a relocatable X-Ray Scanner was implemented adjacent to the container terminal in Durban to allow for improved capacity and efficiency.
The new facility in Cape Town not only extends customs risk and enforcement capability in the use of such technology but acts as a deterrent against any possible threat posed by international cargoes entering or leaving the country's ports of entry.
In addition to the new x-ray inspection hardware, SARS has developed bespoke support to allow scanned images to be reviewed remotely – away from the port area – affording customs increased flexibility, allowing image analysis experts elsewhere in the country to provide almost real-time analysis and support for the inspection team. The approach also meets SARS differentiated inspection case methodology which ensures that case finalization and cargo release does not rest with a single customs official.
Remote screening analysis is a practice that has already been pioneered in Europe with great effectiveness in recent years.
The benefit of non-intrusive inspection (NII) allows customs to 'see whats inside' the container, vehicle or tanker without having to break the seal. All of this can be done in a few minutes. It forms part of Customs overall approach to minimise the time taken to conduct a customs intervention and latent cost, damage and theft which plague conventional physical inspection of cargoes.
The new inspection site also enables SARS to increase its participation and effectiveness in the US Container Security Initiative (CSI) which was launched in Durban, December 2003. Under the CSI Agreement, SARS officials together with US Customs & Border Protection Agency (USCBP) officials – co-located at the Port of Durban – analyze and mitigate risks relating to any containerised cargo destined to ports in the United States.
Credit to Indresan Reddy (Customs Business Systems) for the photographs.
CSI Ports (cbp.gov)
CSI Brochure (cbp.gov)
CSI Containerized Cargo Sealing Policy (cbp.gov)


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Longtime Farmers Market closing its doors
By Steve Sinovic / Journal Staff Writer
Monday, February 19th, 2018 at 3:44pm
The Farmers Market store on Eubank NE. The longtime Albuquerque greengrocer, which once had 10 stores in the city, announced this week it would be closing down. (ROBERTO E. ROSALES/JOURNAL)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Another longtime Albuquerque business fixture is about to close its doors.
Farmers Market, which traces its roots through three generations and was once one of the largest purveyors of produce in New Mexico, will shut up shop for good, citing the loss of its primary supply sources in drought-plagued California and pressure from large supermarket buying power.
The popular greengrocer, which once had 10 locations in New Mexico, will close its sole remaining location at 10110 Snowheights NE on March 1.
Owner Jhett Browne said the iconic produce business that first opened in 1962 was unable to compete with pricing at nearby supermarket chains, especially after California growers cut their acreage by 50 percent in the wake of a historic drought. "The cost of production is so goddamn high, not to mention labor" in the Golden State, which provides two-thirds of the fresh fruits and vegetables grown in the U.S., said Browne.
"Guess which customers get first priority?" said Browne, referring to large buyers that can ace out smaller retailers like Farmers Market. "California (growers) set the market. You can't buy competitively and stay in business."
"We've always had competition, but in the last five to seven years, it was much harder" to stay viable, said Browne of the family-run Farmers Market, founded by his grandfather, Ralph Basila. Its advertising slogan never changed: "Where a fast nickel beats a slow dime."
But don't expect a dearth of fresh produce providers in the area. In addition to homegrown favorite La Montañita co-op, Phoenix-based Sprouts Farmers Market recently opened its sixth store in the Duke City. "I gotta give Sprouts their due; they're a good competitor," said Browne.
During the company's peak, Browne said Farmers Market moved more tonnage than Smiths and Albertsons combined. "We could out buy any chain" in the country, he said of a business that once served a half million customers a year from nine stores in Albuquerque and one in Santa Fe.
While relying heavily on California growers, the business also purchased produce from New Mexico farmers.
"It is a loss to all of us that relied on him to sell our fruit and vegetables," said Eddie Velarde. "He (Jhett Browne) is a testament, that you can buy local and keep farmers in business," said Velarde, owner of the Fruit Basket and Velarde Orchards.
Ninety percent of the Farmers Market merchandise was produce; about 10 percent was staples like milk, eggs and bread. The business also sold private label jams, jellies and pickles as well as bulk items like pinto beans.
"We also popularized chile-roasting," said Browne of the family's original store at Eubank and Snowheights.
Now the store's 15 remaining employees, Browne and his mom, Joanne, are clearing out the inventory prior to closure.
"Things change; we've had a good run," said Browne, adding that the family is looking at leasing its 6,000-square-foot store in the Northeast Heights to another retail client. "We're trying to find a national name to go on the corner," said Browne.


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As one of the most popular local destinations for birthday parties, group events, or enjoy an evening of fun, Sparetime Recreation continues to put smiles on everyone's face. In addition to the happy customers, owner Andy Couture is also smiling. Not only are his customers happy, but he is thrilled about the impact natural gas will have on his business.
While customers continually rack up high scores in the arcade or on the bowling lanes, it's the lower energy costs that Couture knows will benefit his customers and the entire community that rack up the high scores for him.
"When I heard Summit was coming to Waterville, I knew I wanted to switch as soon as I could. We use natural gas at our location in Lewiston and it has been great. You pay only for what you use instead of buying in bulk, which makes it more cost effective for my business. In addition, natural gas is an efficient fuel, it costs a lot less and the price is more stable," said Couture.
In addition to Sparetime Recreation, Summit Natural Gas of Maine is also serving Inland Hospital and Thomas College, both in Waterville. Residential customers from Augusta, Fairfield, Gardiner, Hallowell, Madison and Waterville are now connected to the Summit pipeline and are using natural gas. In total, more than 1,800 residential customers have already signed up with Summit for natural gas service and to benefit from the efficiency rebates available.
"When you think about what Summit is doing and the savings they are bringing to people and businesses in Waterville and in the region, it is a win-win for everyone. The less people have to pay for energy and heat, the more discretionary income they will have and that money is going right back into the local economy, including places like our facility," said Couture.
So what will Couture do with the anticipated annual savings?
He says that he will use his anticipated annual savings, around $12,000, to make improvements to the bowling alley, including new TV monitors and carpeting. In the future, he also has plans to pave the parking lot. For all these projects, he says, the money will go to local contractors and businesses.
The benefits of natural gas for Sparetime Recreation extend past simply saving on heating bills each winter. Eventually, Couture plans to switch the kitchen over to natural gas to increase his savings.


Ravi felt unwell at lunchtime, and decided to go home. He called his wife Nita to say that he would leave soon. He was principal of a large business school in Jakarta - a demanding job at the best of times, and particularly stressful today. He was driven home by a concerned colleague, and sitting in the back of his car Ravi soon drifted into sleep, his head slumped forwards. Close to home, the driver said "nearly there…", but there was no response. Pulling in through the already-opened gate of the house, the car came to a stop and the driver got out, turning to open the rear door. Nita came out to greet them. The driver tried to rouse Ravi, repeating his name and saying "you're home now", but still with no response. With growing anxiety and desperation, they tried to waken Ravi, but neither they nor the ambulance crew then summonsed to help were able to restore any signs of life.
Ravi and Nita were Buddhists, and according to tradition and his status in the local community, Ravi was laid in state at the nearby Buddhist temple. This would continue for a week before Ravi's body would finally be transported by a procession to the crematorium on the other side of the city. Two of their sons lived in America, so it would take several days before the whole family could be together. In keeping with tradition, family and friends kept a vigil beside the coffin day and night, as a stream of people came to pay their respects. We joined this group on the first evening - Ravi had been a family relative. Each visitor would bring food and drink to share with the other mourners, and then sit under the awnings put up in the temple garden as they discussed this sudden and unexpected loss. Ravi had been a comparatively young man. Each mourner said goodbye to Ravi according to their religion and their own memories of him.
As the days and nights moved slowly by, Nita remained awake and very active, greeting everyone who came, making complex arrangements for the cremation, perhaps to distract her from thinking too closely about what had happened. One night towards the end of the week she was exhausted, but still unable to rest. "He's still with us", she said "he's trying to break free but he is trapped down here", and she broke down.
We helped her outside into the temple garden, now for the first time empty apart from us, and sat on some stone steps, looking up at the Moon and stars in the cloudless sky.
We tried to comfort Nita as she sobbed, and gradually the tension in her body began to ease. She began to ask questions - difficult questions about life, the universe, and our part within it. As the hours went by we discussed everything that had meaning for us, each in our own way, according to how we saw the world. Art, belief, science, and literature were all there, although to our tired minds beneath the night sky they were no longer in their neat compartments, but swirled and interacted and gave meaning to each other.
The sky in the east was beginning to lighten, and the first calls to prayer were beginning to sound from the mosques of Jakarta when Nita said with evident relief "he's gone…"
How can life be there one moment, and gone the next? Biology is the study of life, that elusive quality that distinguishes the living from the non-living. Intuitively, we do not have too much trouble deciding what is alive and what is not, and given the scope and power of modern biology you might imagine that biologists have life pretty well 'understood'. To be sure, we now have access to almost unimaginable quantities of information about living systems - biological knowledge seems to be growing at an exponential rate these days and is already much greater than any single person alive today could look at, let alone make sense of. And yet, can we be sure that the essence of life has been captured by all this effort and endeavour? Even our best-fit explanations are still pretty much at a loss to explain the everyday experience of feelings, consciousness, the miracle of development in seeds, chickens and babies, and the way that the life of a loved one can ebb away before our eyes.
We shall try to keep an open mind about the nature of life as we look at some of the evidence in the pages that follow.


He has represented Scotland at every age-grade - skippering Scotland under-17 through their unbeaten run at the Wellington Festival in 2011 - before his development was fast-tracked on a Scotland 7s elite development player (EDP) contract in May 2012.
He made his first competitive start for Edinburgh in the win against Leinster in the PRO12 opener in September 2015. His first points for the club came at Murrayfield in March 2016 when he touched down against Connacht, following a brief return to the abbreviated game when he represented Scotland 7s at the Wellington leg of the HSBC World Series over the last weekend in January.
In February 2018, Dean extended his stay in the Scottish capital until at least 2020. The centre has made 59 appearances for the club, scoring 9 tries.
As of the 2018/2019 Champions Cup, Dean has had 14 European Cups appearances scoring 1try and 5 points. Early in 2019 he was rewarded for his fine form by being included in the Scotland 6 Nations Squad.
Ahead of the 2019 Six Nations, Dean is uncapped.


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Forum: Cedarville community talks opioid crisis
The Path Forward: Addiction Crisis
By Katie Wedell
"Break the stigma," and "Don't be afraid to talk about it," were among the messages from author and TV commentator Eric Bolling about the opioid epidemic at an appearance in Greene County this week.
Hundreds of Cedarville University students and community members attended the "Your Voice, Your Future" town hall on campus, hosted by Bolling and featuring guests including former Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor, Xenia pastor and recovery advocate Greg Delaney and Dr. Marc Sweeney, dean of the school of pharmacy at Cedarville University and a former president of the Ohio Pharmacists Association.
Bolling, a frequent Fox News guest, lost his college-age son to an overdose 14 months ago. He is holding opioid crisis town halls across the country to raise awareness, reduce stigma and get communities talking about the crisis that took more than 70,000 lives nationwide in 2017.
Although opioids have been a frequent topic in political campaigns and at events across Ohio for the past couple years, Cedarville students said this was the first such event they've had on campus and they appreciated the chance to hear from experts and ask questions.
"This was very informative," said Sarah Lewis, a senior who is currently working on a class project about solutions to the opioid epidemic. "I have a lot of questions, obviously, but I thought this was a good start."
Sweeney said events like this one are important because the community needs to be a part of the solution, and because there are still too many misconceptions in the public about addiction.
"People perceive it to happen in other families," he said.
Despite new laws intended to limit opioid prescribing, many adults and teens are still being sent home from surgery and emergency room visits with powerful drugs they don't know how to handle responsibly, Sweeney said.
In 2018 the doses of opioids prescribed nationwide was three times higher than it was in 1999, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., was slated to appear at the town hall, but couldn't attend. Despite subzero temperatures and the campus being closed to classes during the day Wednesday there was a large turnout.
Taylor shared lessons she's learned from seeing both her sons struggle with addiction. She gave advice to other parents.
"You can't save them from themselves," she said. "They have to save themselves." But parents can listen and support their children.
Having discussions with children early about drugs and proper use of pain pills was brought up numerous times as a prevention solution.
Gov. Mike DeWine appeared via video interview and said education is key.
"I can't tell you in five years if we'll have an opioid epidemic," he said. "But we will have some sort of drug problem."
DeWine mentioned Montgomery County's Community Overdose Action Team as a model of how community resources can come together to address the crisis.
Making overdose reversal drug Narcan more widely available was a solution discussed by several guests.
"You have to save a life first," Taylor said.
A student suggested campus buildings should have emergency Narcan available to which Bolling replied, "Narcan everywhere!"
Bolling shared the story of his son's death on a college campus in Colorado. His son bought what he thought was a Xanax pill from someone on campus, but it was laced with fentanyl and he never woke up after overdosing.
"One pill can kill," Bolling said.
The event was coordinated by, and broadcast live on, ABC6 Columbus and Sinclair Broadcast Group stations across the state.
COVID-19 public health emergency declarations to end May 11
UPDATE: Car of missing Beavercreek man, 78, found in Mercer County


An Early Day Motion by David Tredinnick MP and signed by over 30 40 45 61 70 members of the British parliament expressed concern about the Science and Technology Report on Homeopathy and also says that the major witnesses against had "no expertise in the subject" and that more expert witnesses and "evidence from abroad" in support of homeopathy should have been called. They go on to mention the many scientific randomized controlled trials and studies verifying homeopathy.
That this House expresses concern at the conclusions of the Science and Technology Committee's Report, Evidence Check on Homeopathy; notes that the Committee took only oral evidence from a limited number of witnesses, including known critics of homeopathy Tracy Brown*, the Managing Director of Sense About Science, and journalist Dr Ben Goldacre^, who have no expertise in the subject; believes that evidence should have been heard from primary care trusts that commission homeopathy, doctors who use it in a primary care setting, and other relevant organisations, such as the Society of Homeopaths, to provide balance; observes that the Committee did not consider evidence from abroad from countries such as France and Germany, where provision of homeopathy is far more widespread than in the UK, or from India, where it is part of the health service; regrets that the Committee ignored the 74 randomised controlled trials comparing homeopathy with placebo, of which 63 showed homeopathic treatments were effective, and that the Committee recommends no further research; further notes that 206 hon. Members signed Early Day Motion No. 1240 in support of NHS homeopathic hospitals in Session 2006-07; and calls on the Government to maintain its policy of allowing decision-making on individual clinical interventions, including homeopathy, to remain in the hands of local NHS service providers and practitioners who are best placed to know their community's needs.
*Tracy Brown was a public relations consultant for pharmaceutical companies and Sense about Science is funded by conventional pharmaceutical companies.
^Dr. Ben Goldacre has received "awards" from pharmaceutical companies for some of his activities.
Dana Ullman who has a Masters of Public Health and is a leading proponent of homeopathy has written another well-researched article on homeopathy and it's popularity in European nations. It is another article in a series presented by Dana Ullman on homeopathy posted on the Huffington Post. In this article and others he provides compelling and well-researched information on advanced medical research into homeopathy proving homeopathy's effectiveness as well as information on its popularity.
The new article discusses homeopathy's popularity in Europe and how it has become the number one choice amongst medical doctors who are seeking alternatives for their patients. Dana Ullman bases his information on various studies and reports. For more read the full post on Huffington Post.
The German people are so supportive of natural medicine that the German government mandated that all medical school curricula include information about natural medicines. Approximately 10 percent of German doctors specialize in homeopathy, with approximately 10 percent more prescribing homeopathic remedies on occasion. In 1993, there were 1,993 medical doctors who had formally qualified in homeopathy, while in 2006, this number jumped over 100 percent to 6,073 (20). In Germany there are 9,000 natural health practitioners called heilpraktikers in 1993 and over 20,000 in 2007. Approximately 20-30 of heilpraktikers specialize in homeopathy….
…Sales of homeopathic medicines in Germany were approximately $428 million in 1991, growing at a rate of about 10 percent per year. Evidence of the significant support from the German medical community is the fact that 85 percent of these sales are prescriptions from physicians. Surveys indicate that 98 percent of pharmacies sell homeopathic medicines.


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Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro (Spring 2010)
Apple's new 15-inch MacBook Pro lineup may look identical to its predecessor (the mid-2009 models [ Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ] that brought the fixed battery and SD card slot to the line), but under the hood, changes to both the CPU and GPU combine to make an impressive leap in performance over the systems these replace.
The new 15-inch MacBook Pro comes in three standard configurations, all priced similarly to the last iteration. All three models come standard with 4GB of DDR3 RAM, two graphics processors, and a glossy 15.4-inch LED-backlit screen.
The $1799 entry-level system comes with a 2.4GHz Core i5 processor and a 320GB hard drive; it replaces a $1699 model with a 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive, and integrated graphics only. The next step up the line is a $1999 system with a 2.53GHz Core i5 processor and a 500GB hard drive, which takes the place of a $1999 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo-based system with 4GB of RAM, dual graphics, and a 320GB hard drive. At the top of the line sits a $2199 model with a 2.66GHz Core i7 processor and a 500GB drive; its $2299-predecessor had a 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo model with 4GB of RAM, and a 500GB hard drive.
[ Further reading: Our picks for best PC laptops ]
See Macworld's 13-inch MacBook Pro review
The new 15-inch MacBook Pro models drop the Intel Core 2 Duo processors (used in Apple's laptop line since late 2006) in favor of Intel's Core i5 and Core i7 mobile processors. The Core i5 and i7 processors have a few interesting performance features, including Hyper-Threading, which uses virtual cores to double the amount of processing cores presented to the operating system. The processors have dual cores, but OS X treats them as having four cores. Another i5/i7 technology, Turbo Boost, allows the processor to speed up for a short period of time when necessary, or shut down unused cores and give the resources to the cores in use. Turbo Boost can increase the clock speed of the 2.4GHz Core i5 processor up to 2.93GHz, for example.
The mobile versions of the Core i5 and i7 used in the MacBook Pro differ from the desktop version found in the 27-inch iMac, which has four physical processing cores. The desktop Core i5 does not support Hyper-Threading, though the mobile version does.
All 15-inch MacBook Pros now offer both integrated and discreet graphics-- previously, the entry-level 15-inch MacBook Pro had only integrated graphics. The new models can use Intel HD integrated graphics (which shares 256MB of main memory with the CPU) for general-use applications, like iTunes, Mail and Safari. But for applications that require more horsepower, the system can use its discrete Nvidia GeForce GT330M graphics, with 256MB of dedicated graphics memory.
Not only are the graphics processors new to these systems, there's also a new automatic graphics switching technology developed by Apple that looks for frameworks used by individual apps at launch (such as OpenGL and Core Animation) to decide when to seamlessly switch from its energy-sipping integrated graphics to the higher-powered discrete graphics processor. Previously, a user had to decide which graphics to use and switching between them required logging out and back into OS X. One interesting note about the automatic switching: Any application that uses the required frameworks can trigger a switch from integrated to discrete graphics.
Also new is the support for inertial scrolling on the Multi-Touch glass trackpad. If you have an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, the scrolling works the same way: swipe your finger up or down to scroll through a document, and the momentum continues the scrolling until it slowly stops. An Apple representative said that this feature is unique to the new MacBook Pros and is not available through a software update on older Mac laptops.
The 15-inch MacBook Pro's Mini DisplayPort can now output multichannel audio as well as video. When using this port, make sure you are using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter that supports the new MacBook Pro's audio and video signals.
What didn't change?
The display is the same glossy 15.4-inch widescreen LCD with LED backlight and 1440-by-900-pixel resolution as found in the last generation. Looking at the new model side by side with one of last year's, there is no difference in viewing angle or color performance. If you're sensitive to the mirror-like reflection of the standard glossy screen, an anti-glare, high-resolution (1680-by-1050) option is available for an extra $150--a standard resolution, anti-glare screen isn't offered. You can also opt for a glossy high-resolution display for an additional $100.
The case design is unchanged, and there's still a backlit keyboard, multi-touch trackpad, and an 8x DVD-burning SuperDrive. The ports located on the left-hand side of the MacBook Pro's case remain identical to the last generation: two USB 2.0 ports, one gigabit ethernet, one FireWire 800, one SD card slot, MagSafe power port, and audio line in and line out ports supporting optical digital and analog signals. Also on the left hand side is a battery life indicator button with seven light status gauge.
The MacBook Pro's captive battery made its debut in the late 2009 models, extending the length of time you can use the laptop on a single charge. Now, lower power consumption by the graphics, and subtle battery changes help to increase battery life. In our movie playback tests, (a worse-case battery draining scenario that differs significantly Apple's methodology of determining battery life), the three laptops lasted on average 4 hours, 35 minutes, an improvement between 10 and 25 percent.
New 15-inch MacBook Pro: Speedmark scores
To see how these internal improvements affected performance, we enlisted the help of our overall system performance benchmark, Speedmark 6, and the results were impressive.
The new low-end 2.4GHz Core i5 was 23 percent faster overall than the previous low-end model with its 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo. The biggest gain was in 3-D game performance, where the new model's Nvidia GeForce GT330 graphics wiped the floor with the integrated Nvidia GeForce 9400 graphics in the previous low-end system.
The new entry-level MacBook Pro also proved to be faster than the previous "better" and "best" configurations in the 15-inch lineup, with 2.66GHz and 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo processors, respectively. Comparing the new 2.4GHz Core i5 MacBook Pro with the previous top of the line 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro, the new entry-level 15-inch was 5 percent faster in our Speedmark 6 testing, with 7 percent faster scores in our Photoshop test, 17 percent faster Cinebench CPU score, 16 percent faster MathematicaMark 7 score, and 19 percent faster Aperture score.
The $1999 system, with a 2.53GHz Core i5, was only about 3 percent faster than the low-end 2.4GHz Core i5 in our Speedmark 6 test suite. Some tests, like Cinebench and MathematicaMark 7 showed the benefit of the 2.53GHz's faster processing speed, but other tests, like Aperture and Compressor were actually faster on the 2.4GHz system.
The top-of-the-line 2.66GHz Core i7 model was 7 percent faster than the middle model and 10 percent faster than the new low-end laptop. Compared to the model it replaced, the 2.66GHz Core i7 MacBook Pro was 15 percent faster than that previous 2.8GHz Core 2 Duo model.
In our graphics tests, we found that the MacBook Pro's new Nvidia GeForce GT330M graphics were able to display an average of about 19 percent more frames per second (69.1) in our Call of Duty tests than the Nvidia GeForce GT 9600M graphics in the 2.66GHz and 2.8GHz 2009 Core 2 Duo MacBook Pros (58.2). I thought that bumping up the resolution from 1024-by-768 (the resolution we use on all Mac systems as part of Speedmark 6) to the 15-inch MacBook Pro's native 1440-by-900 resolution might show a bigger difference, but it stayed pretty much the same at 19.6 percent faster on the new MacBook Pros.
Comparing the new MacBook Pros to the iMacs that already have Core i5 and i7 processors showed that there is still a performance price to pay for going portable over desktop. The results underscored the iMac's advantage of using the desktop Core i5 and i7 processors with four processing cores and a faster spinning 7200-rpm 1TB hard drive. (The 2.66GHz iMac uses the desktop version of the Core i5 that has doesn't support for Hyper-Threading. The 2.8GHz version uses the desktop version of the Core i7 with Hyper-Threading. The MacBook Pros use the mobile version of the Core i5 and i7 with two cores and Hyper-threading on both.) We found the high-end 2.66GHz Core i7 MacBook Pro to be 24 percent slower overall than the 2.66GHz Core i5 27-inch iMac and 32 percent slower than the 2.8GHz Core i7 27-inch iMac.
Macworld buying advice
The new 15-inch MacBook Pros leave little to complain about, offering better application performance, better battery life and very similar pricing. The extra $100 for the new low-end system seems like an especially good bargain when you consider the addition of discrete graphics, larger capacity hard drive and new 2.4GHz Core i5 processor.
[James Galbraith is Macworld's lab director.]
This story, "Apple 15-inch MacBook Pro (Spring 2010)" was originally published by Macworld.


Dotonbori is the main destination for the locals and foreigners for the food travel in Osaka as commonly featured in many guidebooks worldwide. Among many tempting choices of the restaurant, Picrumb introduces only the few exceptional sushi restaurants, izakayas, ramen,and takoyaki shops that you do not want to miss out during your visit. So let's get ready to become Kuidaore (eat til you drop) in Dotonbori while you enjoy watching some of the famous landmarks of Kani Doraku Crab, Glico Man, and Kuidaore Taro.
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Tabaré "Tab" Ramos Ricciardi, född 21 september 1966 i Montevideo, är en amerikansk fotbollstränare och före detta spelare, som sedan 2019 är huvudtränare för Houston Dynamo. Han blev 2005 invald i National Soccer Hall of Fame.

Spelarkarriär

Klubblag
Efter att ha spelat collagefotboll i NC State Wolfpack så skrev Tab Ramos på för New Jersey Eagles 1988. Efter bara en säsong flyttade han till Miami Sharks. Inför VM 1990 så skrev Ramos på för United States Soccer Federation (USSF) för att helt kunna fokusera på det kommande mästerskapet. Efter turneringen så lånades han ut till spanska UE Figueres, där han under sin första säsong spelade 38 matcher med fem mål som facit. Efter säsongen så gjordes lånet permanent då Figueres köpte loss honom från USSF. Ramos fortsatte att leverera under sin andra säsong i klubben och såldes sommaren 1992 till Real Betis för $400,000. Under sin andra säsong i klubben var han med om att spela upp Betis till La Liga. Samma år blev han utsedd till årets spelare i Concacaf. Ramos fick dock aldrig spela i La Liga, då han återhämtade sig från en skallfraktur som han ådrog sig under VM 1994 i en match mot Brasilien.

3 januari 1995 skrev Ramos på för nystartade Major League Soccer (MLS). Ligan var tänkt att starta samma år men blev försenad, vilket ledde till att Ramos blev utlånad till mexikanska UANL Tigres. Ramos blev senare tillsagd att spela för MetroStars när han återvände till USA 1996. Han spelade för MetroStars under sju år innan han avslutade karriären 2002.

Landslag
Tab Ramos gjorde debut för USA:s landslag 10 januari 1988 i en match mot Guatemala. Efter att ha spelat VM 1990 så blev han utsedd till årets spelare i USA 1990. Under VM 1994 spelade han alla matcher när USA gick till åttondelsfinal. Där åkte man ut efter att Bebeto avgjort och Ramos fick en skallfraktur efter en armbåge av Leonardo.

Han gjorde sitt tredje och sista VM 1998, då USA kom sist i gruppen utan poäng. Han avslutade sin landslagskarriär år 2000 efter 81 landskamper och åtta mål.

Internationella mål

Tränarkarriär
Tab Ramos blev förbundskapten för USA:s U20-landslag 2011 och förde laget till final i CONCACAF:s U20-mästerskap 2013, där man dock förlorade mot Mexiko. USA lyckades även kvala in till U20-VM 2013 där man åkte ut i gruppspelet, efter endast en poäng. I november 2013 förlängde han sitt kontrakt med fyra år.

31 mars 2014 blev Ramos, av Jürgen Klinsmann, utsedd till assisterande tränare då han ersatte Martín Vásquez.

Referenser

Externa länkar
Tab Ramos på National-Football-Teams.com
Tab Ramos på transfermarkt.co.uk

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Spelare i Red Bull New York
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Spelare i Major League Soccer
Spelare i VM i fotboll 1990
Spelare i VM i fotboll 1994
Spelare i VM i fotboll 1998
Spelare i King Fahd Cup 1992
Spelare i Copa América 1993
Spelare i Copa América 1995
Spelare i CONCACAF Gold Cup 1993
Spelare i CONCACAF Gold Cup 1996
Tränare i Houston Dynamo
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The court heard that the victim was queuing at the cashier counter at the bookstore in The Clementi Mall on the evening of Nov 29, 2019, when she felt something press against her rear.
Seconds later, she felt it again and she turned to see the accused with his privates exposed.
She made a police report and the accused, who was 17 at the time, admitted that he had intentionally queued behind the victim to molest her in that fashion.
He committed the crime while he was under supervised probation, said the prosecutor. He had been given 21 months' probation in June 2018 for two counts of molestation, with other charges of insulting a woman's modesty taken into consideration.
The prosecutor asked for a reformative training suitability report, saying that the teen had acted brazenly.
He had also breached his probation that was for offences of a similar nature.
Lawyer Muhd Shafiuddin Ong asked for a probation suitability report, saying his client is remorseful and regrets his actions. He recently completed a National ITE Certificate course and intends to enlist for national service in February.
District Judge May Mesenas said she would call for a probation suitability report, but told the defence counsel that he would have to justify why probation should be considered.
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Q: Action called in ComponentDidMount is getting called infinitely I am new to the react js , So here I am calling a action in the componentDidMout and then its going in an infinite loop, again and again calling same action.
Routing ->
render() {

      return (

          <Router history={history}>

              <Switch>
                 { this.props.isFetching && <Loading />  }
                <PrivateRoute exact path="/" component={LandingScreen} />
                <PrivateRoute exact path="/QuizSetupMain" component={QuizSetupMain} />
                <Route exact path="/login" component={LoginComponent} />
              </Switch>

          </Router>

      )
    }
  }
}

PrivateRoute ->
const PrivateRoute = ({ component: Component, isFetching, hasUserLogIn, path, ...rest }) => {
  hasUserLogIn =  localStorage.getItem("access_token");
  console.log("hasUserLogIn", hasUserLogIn);
  if(hasUserLogIn !== undefined && hasUserLogIn !== null) {
      hasUserLogIn = true;
  }  else {
      hasUserLogIn = false;
  }
  console.log("hasUserLogIn",hasUserLogIn);
  return hasUserLogIn ?
    (
      <Route
        {...rest}
        path={path}
        component={Component}
      />
    )
    :
    (
      <Redirect
        to={{
          pathname: "/login",
          state: { from: path }
        }}
      />
    )
};

So, here After the login success I do ,
history.push('/');
                    dispatch({
                        type: LOGIN_SUCCESS,
                        data: response.payload,
                    })  In the action of login.

Now, In Landing screen that means after the route of  / in that component I am calling the action , which looks like
componentDidMount() {
    this.props.fetchUserJd();
  }

so, whenever it goes to this / that time it is calling this method, in the action,
export function fetchUserJd() {
  return (dispatch) => {
    let url = FETCH_JD_ROOT_URL + page + "&" + size;
    dispatch({
      type:REQUEST_INITIATED
    })
    get(url)
      .then((response) => {
        if (response.status === 200) {
          dispatch({
            type: REQUEST_SUCCESSED,
          });
          dispatch({
            type: FETCHING_JOBDESCRIPTION_SUCCESS,
            data: response.payload,
          }
          )
        }

I am doing now,
static getDerivedStateFromProps(nextProps, prevState) {
    if (nextProps.hasuserLogin || localStorage.getItem("access_token")) {
      nextProps.fetchUserJd();
    }
  }

So, Here I am even showing the loader that state gets changed but still it calls the api request again and again. I don't understand why this is calling the same request again. can any one suggest me ?

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The Chainsmokers dropped a new-ish ID at Q-Topia in Atlanta over the weekend and the certified banger has everyone talking.
Aazar proves to be a perfect pairing for the duo as they unleash absolute madness on the crowd in the video below. The Chainsmokers have played out this collaborative ID known as "Silence" in part since Ultra Miami 2018, but now we get to hear the absolutely insane drop they've come up with.
This and the duo's collaboration with QUIX are two of their most anticipated unreleased tracks yet, as The Chainsmokers prove time and time again they just keep getting better.
Last month they revealed the production with QUIX is coming "soon" and via Insta story they confirmed this one is also coming — wait for it — "soon." Whenever they drop, you'll hear it hear first.
The Chainsmokers have showed us their traditional dance music side, their pop side, even their country side — but we have to admit we love when they get bassy. Watch here and let us know if you feel the same!


The U.N.'s largest peacekeeping mission, with more than 18,000 troops and police and more than 3,300 civilian staffers. It is also the most expensive, with a current budget of $1.2 billion. The mission, in Congo since 2010, is meant to protect civilians from conflict, notably from armed groups that roam the vast eastern region and fight over the country's trillion-dollar mineral wealth. The mission is unique in having a force intervention brigade with a special mandate to take offensive military action against rebel groups. The Security Council last week voted to cut 500 troops after the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has said "we can reduce the troops tremendously." It was the first test of Trump's push to cut funding.
The U.N.'s second-largest peacekeeping mission, not counting the joint U.N.-African Union one in Darfur. More than 13,000 troops and police are on the ground along with more than 2,100 civilian staffers. The current budget is $1 billion. The mission, in South Sudan since 2011, is meant to protect civilians caught in the country's civil war under U.N. warnings of ethnic cleansing. The mission is unique in that its bases threw open their doors shortly after the conflict began and have sheltered hundreds of thousands of civilians ever since. "I don't think any single act taken by the U.N. since 1945 has saved more lives," Andrew Gilmour, the U.N.'s assistant secretary-general for human rights, has said. But the mission has been criticized for failing to protect civilians and foreigners, notably after fighting erupted in the capital, Juba, in July.
The only active U.N.-African Union peacekeeping mission, in Sudan's western region since 2007. It has more than 17,200 troops and police and more than 2,800 civilian staffers. Its current budget is $1 billion. The joint mission has been under pressure to withdraw by the government of President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of genocide and war crimes in Darfur. The region has been witness to bloodshed since 2003, when rebels took up arms against the government in Khartoum, accusing it of discrimination and neglect.
One of the largest U.N. peacekeeping missions, with more than 12,000 troops and police and more than 1,000 civilian staffers. Its current budget is $920 million. The mission, in Central African Republic since 2014, aims to protect civilians from unprecedented deadly violence between Christian and Muslim rebels. It came under withering criticism in 2015 after a series of allegations of child sexual abuse by peacekeepers. The scandal led the U.N. to pursue changes in the way it prevents and investigates sexual abuse by peacekeepers and tries to hold troop-contributing countries to account.
The deadliest active U.N. peacekeeping mission, with at least 114 members killed since it began in Mali in 2013. It has more than 12,000 troops and police and more than 1,300 civilian staffers, with a current budget of $933 million. The mission, more than any other in the U.N. system, is focused on counter-terror work and is the frequent target of Islamic extremist groups operating in the vast Sahel region. Under former President Barack Obama, the U.S. military stepped in to help counter improvised explosive devices. Several European countries staff an intelligence cell, the first in U.N. peacekeeping, to analyze input from unarmed drones, sensor-equipped attack helicopters and special forces.
The U.N. peacekeeping chief has said he expects operations in the three countries to end by March 2018, which will save hundreds of millions of dollars. The Haiti mission has more than 5,900 people on the ground and a budget of $345 million. The Liberia mission has more than 1,700 people on the ground and a budget of $187 million. The Ivory Coast mission has nearly 800 people on the ground and a budget of $153 million.
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