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Get Out the Leather Jackets and the Bandanas: "El Henry" Is Coming to Town
June 11, 2014 by Alejandra Enciso Guzmán
El Henry will premiere Saturday June 14th…Shakespeare with a Latino twist.
"El Henry" La Jolla Playhouse WoW
By Alejandra Enciso Guzmán
The Without Walls (WoW) Festival is site specific theater held at different venues throughout San Diego. The La Jolla Playhouse showcased this program in October of last year to great critical acclaim. "While the central idea of Without Walls is about exploring new theatrical forms by moving beyond the traditional four walls of a theater, we've found over the past several years that WoW is just as much about collaboration," said Playhouse Artistic Director Christopher Ashley.
The latest WoW production is El Henry, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part One, written by and starring Culture Clash's Herbert Siguenza. Siguenza describes his artistic approach, saying "The original play is about the king and queen of England, my adaptation is about California in the future, the year 2045. I imagined that by that time, California will be in its majority Latino. So, all the characters in this play are Chicano and Latino."
Directed by San Diego REPertory Theatre Artistic Director Sam Woodhouse and presented in association with San Diego REP, the show will run June 14 – 29 at SILO in downtown San Diego's Makers Quarter.
The show has a cast of 15 actors. Two of the staring roles will be played by Kinan Valdez ("El Bravo") and Lakin Valdez ("El Henry"), sons of internationally-renowned writer and director Luis Valdez (Zoot Suit, La Bamba). "They grew up doing this type of street theater, open air, they are very good. The plot is about how 'El Henry' goes from being a street kid, to the prince of El barrio. We are going to dance, we are going to sing, and it is going to be a good time. Shakespeare's plays were like that, always combining drama with comedy, '" added Siguenza, who will be playing 'Faust,' Prince Henry's sidekick.
Although the play will be performed in English, it will include a wide range of 'caló' (Mexican slang) as well as Latin flavor and futuristic costumes. There will also be low riders and motorcycles. Why Shakespeare? Why Henry IV? And why futuristic? I asked Siguenza…
I imagine that society will change and that we will be the majority group. That is of great interest to me. I might not be alive by that time, but it does certainly concern me how it's going to be culturally and politically. Good things and bad things come to my mind. To me it is also a possibility that Mexico's violence and corruption might cross the border as well…
Performances for El Henry will run Tuesday through Sunday at 7:30pm. Tickets are $25 and will be available at La Jolla Playhouse and San Diego REP or online at LaJollaPlayhouse.org
Hebert Siguenza is also working on another project titled Steal Heaven for San Diego REP to premiere in January 2015 about Abbie Hoffman. Siguenza will be playing the 60's activist.
Alejandra Enciso Guzmán is an arts consultant and reporter in both Tijuana and San Diego. @Riselah / @Riselaheng
Alejandra Enciso Guzmán
Alejandra Enciso Guzmán hails from Tijuana, Baja California. She's 100% a border being; since elementary school she has frequently gone back and forth across the Tijuana-San Diego border. She has a Bachelor's in Communication from UABC Campus Tijuana; a Master's Degree in Management of Cultural Resources from the University of Deusto, Campus San Sebastián, in Spain; as well as a Certificate of Business for the Arts from the University of San Diego in San Diego, California. She is a fierce consumer of culture, be it museums, theater, musical theatre or dance. Since 2012 she has headed her own binational consulting firm, "Enciso Consulting"specializing in theater and musical theater. She can be reached on Twitter: @Riselah or @Riselaheng.
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HTC Joins VirtualLink to Support Connection Standard for Future VR Headsets
Back in July, many of VR's biggest players announced the VirtualLink Consortium, a group unified around creating a connection standard for future VR headsets. HTC was seemingly the odd one out back at the initial announcement, but this week the company joined the group in support of the standard.
Representing most of the VR industry's core hardware and software makers, NVIDIA, AMD, Valve, Oculus, and Microsoft were the initial members of the VirtualLink Consortium. The companies came together around an "open industry standard" connection for VR headsets which is functions as an alternate mode of the USB Type-C connector, the newest type of USB plug. The purpose of VirtualLink, say the companies, is to not only condense VR headset plugs down to a single, thin cable, but also to meet the needs of next-gen headsets.
GeForce RTX Cards Announced with VirtualLink VR Connector
And while Valve (who was among the founding group) incubated the Vive technology and eventually partnered with HTC to bring it to market, HTC in recent years has taken a much more independent approach with its VR development. HTC wasn't initially part of the VirtualLink consortium which was the only glaring omission among the group otherwise consisting of the industry's key hardware and software platform holders.
This week at the XRDC conference in San Francisco, HTC announced that it had opted to join the group in support of the VirtualLink connection standard.
While no major headset maker has yet announced a headset with the VirtualLink port, NVIDIA's latest generation of RTX GPUs offer support for the standard, and their recently released GeForce RTX 'Founder's Edition' cards all include the VirtualLink port.
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Ellon Musk
now we just need HDMI, VGA, Displayport to do the same. Get rid of all unnecessary ports and have one port. After all, USB-C is scalable
Simon Wood
HDMI.org and VESA.org (DisplayPort) _have_ bought into USB-C's alternate modes, and this is how VirtualLink is delivering video to the headset.
I believe the difference with VirtualLink is that they are using a small cause in USB spec which allows them to re-assign the USB2.0 pins (on the connector) as their connection scheme is point-to-to and not required to support Hubs/etc. This gives them the higher/USB3.0 bandwidth for the sensors, whilst still pushing video…
Andrew Jakobs
Virtuallink IS everything.. And I agree, next thing is to dump all other connectors.. and only have a few of these on your PC..
MosBen
So the RTX cards support ray tracing that isn't supported in games yet and a VR connection standard that no headsets use. Don't get me wrong, I think that VirtualLink is a great idea. I just think that the RTX cards are not a great value at the moment.


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Oh, we're already on the second column and now we're talking about death. Or Death. Or DEATH. Well, it's a topic that comes up more in the movies than it does in regular conversation with those whose deaths we really, really care about. Like those closest to us, or, Gods help us, US.
In this column I will try and ask a few questions that aren't often (at least from what I can tell) in Pagan literature. While the answers ultimately have to come from a personal understanding of the Gods and Goddesses, and our faith, I believe it is useful to discuss principles that could underlie a common understanding or approach toward what it means to be a Pagan and confront death.
How do we think of death as Pagans?
The monotheists [1] tend to think of death all the time. Indeed religion can in many ways be described as our reaction to our ability as a species to understand and foreshadow our own deaths. Much theology has been built up by the monotheists around what happens after death, and how one should comport oneself in order to ensure that the result is a happy one. Death has been misused as both a tool and rationalization: a tool to ensure compliance with doctrine, and a way to rationalize sacrifice and behavior in this world in favor of better luck in the next one.
Contemporary neo-Paganism has two general threads that run through discussions of death: reincarnation and the Summer Lands.
A common theme is that all life is a circle, with life returning to death and back again as the God rises and dies through the year. Thus reincarnation is seen as fitting into a Witch's concept of the Universe. Likewise an old theme in Witchcraft [2] is the use of the fact that other belief systems believe in reincarnation. This fact is, somewhat mysteriously, used to justify and explain Pagan and Witch belief in reincarnation. These are the themes often found in many popular neo-Pagan writings on death: that reincarnation reflects the circle of life; that other, usually Eastern, belief systems justify our belief in reincarnation; and the Summerlands are a temporary way-station in our circling back from death into life .[3]
So where do the concepts of reincarnation and Summerlands really come from? What do they mean? How do we approach sorting out death and the afterlife for ourselves?
To answer these questions, we, unfortunately, need a digression. In any discussion of Pagan theology there will be a tension between three different viewpoints. First is the historical view: that we can base our theological answers on an understanding of what happened in ancient times. Second is what I would call the assertive view: that various contemporary neo-Pagan traditions have various beliefs, and we should honor those without question, as all views are equally valid. Third is rationalization: the application of reason to the questions and systems.
The historical view often results in a constrained system that does not allow for updating concepts in a modern context. And, more often, the historical approach just plain gets its history wrong and screws up the second, assertive, view. Asserting what happens after death is fine, as far as it goes, but that requires more belief in the tradition and the individual who is asserting it than in either a concept based on historical evidence or logical extrapolation from principles. Rationalization, while it could be a well-crafted extrapolation from first principles, instead often becomes a kind of weak theism or weak agnosticism. We end up saying that whatever it is we are talking about, like reincarnation, isn't real, rather it is merely a way for us to feel better about ourselves[4] . Ultimately this philosophy results in the Gods and Goddesses being thought of as symbols, metaphors, or Jungian archetypes vice real, existing, sentient entities which affect us, the world, and that which is beyond the world. It weakens our argument, instead of strengthening it.
We need to integrate each of these approaches if we are going to develop sensible answers about how to think about death. We need to understand the historical record, as much as we can and with a very skeptical mind, and we also need to understand what is being asserted by the general neo-Pagan tradition and why.
So where do the beliefs in reincarnation and the Summerlands come from?
It is difficult to figure out (at least for me) how the concept of reincarnation entered into neo-Paganism. The best guess I can make is that it came through Gardnarian Wicca, as there are many references to it in various authors associated with Gardner. This path makes sense for a couple of reasons. First, Gardner was an orientalist, having spent many of his civil service years overseas in South East Asia. Second, Gardner is reputed to (and from surface evidence did) draw from the Golden Dawn and Crowlian traditions in constructing his Book of Shadows and rituals. Crowley, in particular, believed in Magickal Memory or reincarnation and had studied extensively in Ceylon and India[5] . Depending on what you think of Crowley's influence on Gardner, this could have been another influence on the tradition of reincarnation in Wicca. Third, Robert Grave's White Goddess, along with The Golden Bough, could have introduced the concept of dying and reborn Gods and Goddesses into early Wiccan thinking.
The concept of reincarnation or return is present in both Hindu and Budddist teachings, as well many other religious traditions (such as Buddhist influenced Shinto, Taoism, etc.). In general reincarnation in these traditions appears as a "ladder" or evolutionary process that the soul goes through. Each reincarnation is supposed to teach the soul something as it progresses toward ultimate enlightenment.
This concept was attractive for many reasons to the 19th and early 20th Century romantics who saw in Eastern religions an alternative to the traditional monotheistic religions of the time. Theosophy, for example, includes reincarnation as part of its beliefs [6]. This incorporation of reincarnation into the turn of the century occult thinking could have also been a source of inspiration for neo-Pagan concepts of reincarnation, as the neo-Pagan movement was just emerging at the time that these early "New Age" and spiritualist movements were at their zenith.
The combination of the influences of Eastern religions, along with the dying and reborn Gods and Goddesses, appeal to the cyclical nature of Witchcraft and it's association with the seasons. But if you ask "what did the European Pagan's believe" you find that death is much more of a one-way trip.
Summerlands
It is fairly safe to say that reincarnation was not a central tenant of Celtic or European Pagan traditions, including the Egyptian traditions [7]. In these traditions the archeological evidence is very strong that they viewed death as a one-way trip to another world[8] . Particularly in the older, Bronze-Age Celtic, sites, burial chambers of the elites include such things as chariots and provisions for the next life. At least for these lucky few, the afterlife held the promise of eternal summer, good hunting, and lack of want.
The concept of a defined afterlife where individual souls engage in some sort of activity, positive or negative, reoccurs throughout early Pagan religious and burial beliefs. The Greek and Roman traditions had the river Styx and the various happy or not-so-happy places for souls to dwell. Likewise the Celts believed that you traveled to the Summerlands, a place of feasting, rest, and eternal summer. There, people did not grow old, or fall sick [9].
So what would a brief consideration of the historical evidence suggest?
Well, it appears that an appeal to history for European Paganism would result in a ruling against reincarnation, and in favor of a defined place for the souls of the dead, at the discretion of the Gods and Goddesses of course. A concept of punishment after death is included in the Roman religious tradition, but seems to be absent from the Celtic tradition. Likewise there is a continuous evolution of the concept of an afterlife in almost every tradition, with various cults and sects having different takes on when, where, and how the soul is disposed of after death[10] .
If life after death is a valid belief for Pagans, what does it mean for us?
There are two concepts that you need to consider in assessing belief in life after death. One is dualism, that the soul or essence of an individual survives in some form after death. The second is one of identity, does the individual consciousness or identity survive after death, or does the soul merge into some form of super or over conscious. There are many objections on philosophical grounds to either of these claims.
From a purely materialistic, scientific perspective there is essentially no evidence of survival after death. In fact you can argue there is empirical evidence that everything that makes us an individual (such as consciousness, memory, will, intellect, etc.) is closely tied to the functioning of the brain and thus if the brain is damaged or destroyed, individuality is also affected negatively. Philosophically there are objections to what we can determine to be an individual, given the constant changing of our individuality through growth and aging, as well as the inability to draw a continuous thread of existence across the boundary of death. So, as a practical example, when we die do we appear in the Summerland exactly as we were at death? If we died from old age this could be a very unattractive option given memory loss and personality changes that go along with aging. Or do we appear as we were at some earlier time in our lives. If so, at what earlier age are we "us"? And then what are "we" now?
This difference between what we are now, and what we become once we die, and its meaning for the survival of individuality after death is an important consideration for Pagans.
One way to get around all these objections and problems is to have god wave his magic wand and resurrect/make whole/restore/supersize or whatever the individual consciousness. This is a common Christian approach toward life after death and the survival of the individual. God makes up the rules, so he can pretty much make up any rule he wants to about what happens after death.
On the other hand, Pagans, in the most general sense, see the Universe as alive with multiple, overlapping, and diverse consciousness. Gods and Goddesses proliferate, and can be local to individuals as well as regions or geographies[11] . If there is a diversity of consciousness, then the survival of consciousness for those who survive death fits in well with an overall scheme of Gods, Goddesses, and conscious natural forces and objects. If the divine spirit inhabits the world, animals, the Gods and Goddesses, as well as individuals, then movement of that consciousness from one state of existence (material life) to another (Summerlands) is simply a transition from the world of the material to the world of the Gods and Goddesses.
We do not require the Christian salvation, resurrection and heaven because we are already spirit, and we will remain spirit after death as well. Death is a transition of spirit, a transition to a new existence, a new state of consciousness, but not a loss of individuality or consciousness. What we are now in spirit, we will be then. Which suggests that the building of a consciousness and life filled with love and memories of charity, joy, and good works will give us an important start in the Summerlands.
But what about the loss of mental capacity which occurs with age, or injury? Doesn't that suggest that whatever survives as spirit does not necessarily uniquely represent us as individuals? It is possible that this is true, but an alternative explanation is that the brain and body create an intimately linked environment in which spirit is able to express itself in the world. In this model the brain and body become tools with which our inner and constant spirits interact with the world. As these tools become injured and damaged, our ability to express spirit in the world becomes less and less. It does not necessarily imply that our essence is diminished, but rather that our essence has become unable to communicate with the world.
What it can imply is that our work with spirit, essence, and supernatural worlds is a way for us to understand, and evolve, our essential spirit.
We can also approach the survival of individuality after death from another direction. The philosophical objection to survival of individuality that points out we are never "one particular" person during our lives also can be extended to gain insight into life after death.
If our personalities, perceptions, beliefs, and knowledge changes during our lifetimes, then a question that comes up is "who are we really?". This is similar to the standard philosophical question about names, objects, and concepts. For example what is meant when we say "rock"? A particular rock, all rocks, or some Platonic concept of a rock that hovers above, behind, or inside of an actual rock? If we introduce the concept of spirit or essence then this question becomes more answerable.
The individuality that survives life after death is not the accumulation of memories, capacities, and skills that makes up the individual during life. Rather it is the essence that lies behind and underneath all of those things. For example, as we cast a spell, divine, or commune with the Gods and Goddesses we invite that inner core of being to come forward, to contact that which is not the world, and connect us with it. As we die we transition from that which is in the world, our thoughts, feelings, memories, and beliefs, to that which is not in the world, or essence. The Gods and Goddesses, along with many other traditional spirits, share that essential nature. Honoring, worshiping, calling on, or connecting with the Gods and Goddesses places us for a while in that essential world, allowing us to better understand the changes that occur with death.
Thus worship of the Gods and Goddesses prepares us for death, not because it somehow gives us poker chips that we will eventually cash when we arrive at the ultimate teller window, but rather because it gives us meaning and insight into our essential natures, and that can provide comfort and understanding of our ultimate destination.
[1] For me "monotheists" = the Abrahamic religions, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. I'm not sure how to describe Pagan monotheists, but that's another column...
[2] See, for example, Valiente [An ABC of Witchcraft, 1973, p. 281] for a factually liberal discussion of reincarnation.
[3] For example: Starhawk [Spiral Dance, 1999, p. 124] discusses the circle of life, death, and rebirth as both a belief adhered to by Witches as well as a metaphor of the death and rebirth of the God. Silver Ravenwolf [To Ride A Silver Broomstick, 2001, p. 257] devotes a whole chapter to the Summerlands and reincarnation, but most of her discussion concerns the practical, as opposed to theoretical aspects of death.]
[4] This is reincarnation (Summerland, Gods/Goddess, Magic, or whatever) as metaphor.
[5] See, for example, Sutin, L, Do What Thou Wilt: A Life of Aleister Crowley, 2000, p. 94. Crowley's belief in reincarnation or "Magickal Memory" is laid out in Magick Without Tears, (OTO 1993 edition), p. 242 and Magick in Theory and Practice, p. 50 [Castle Edition].
[6] See, for example, the Wikipedia entry on reincarnation.
[7] As opposed to resurrection, or the brining back of an individual due to the whim, pity, or love of a God or Goddess, which was relatively common.
[8] For example: Celtic: see O'hO'ga'in, The Sacred Isle: Belief and Religion in Pre-Christian Ireland, 1999, p. 98. Greek/Roman: Burkert, Greek Religion, 1997, p. 293; Beard, Religions of Rome (Vol 1), 2002, p. 289. Egyptian: Shafer, Religion in Ancient Egypt, 1991, p. 46. For a slightly more nuanced (as always) view of British and Irish Celtic belief, see Hutton, The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles, 1993, p. 183.
[9] See, for example, Hutton.
[10] Roman traditions are a good example of this, ranging from state religions to monotheism to Christianity. Likewise if you ask "what was the ancient religion of Ireland?" you'd need to specify "when" as well as there are differences between various ages.
[11] I believe we often forget the sheer diversity of belief and number of Deities available in ancient and classical times, with every hill, well, spring, and river having its own God, Goddess, or spirit.
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"Sorry America!"-Gwyneth Paltrow
The Politician star and Goop mogul gave Today a reason for its 7-second delay on Thursday when the star got to chatting about raising teenagers. Paltrow and ex-husband Chris Martin are parents to 15-year-old daughter Apple Martin and 13-year-old son Moses Martin.
Chatting with Savannah Guthrie, who is a mom to two kids under 6 years old, the co-anchor wondered what to expect down the parenting pipeline.
"It's the best," Paltrow insisted. "They're really coming into themselves. They're hilarious. They're smart. They can talk. They can sort of muse about things—it's the greatest."
However, the actress also candidly acknowledged the challenges. "Yeah, they can be kind of, you know, dicks once in a while," she said, spurring the show to bleep her.
"We don't usually put a 7-second delay on when Gwyneth comes on," Guthrie added.
"Sorry about that," Paltrow quipped. "Sorry! Sorry America!"
On a more serious note, the star also explained how having a daughter influenced her decision to help reporters investigating Harvey Weinstein.
"I was really scared. Society had shown us only basically examples where women coming forward ended up not being advantageous for the woman, but I really felt like it was time," she told Guthrie.
"I think also having a teenage daughter that's the love of my life and worrying about her going into the workplace and feeling like if there was ever a chance that there could be a cultural shift on this stuff, I wanted to participate in," she continued.
"I never could have imagined that collectively a shift this seismic wuld happen, but I feel proud that I have a small part in it."
(E! and NBC are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)
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In Malta, the majority of private limited companies rely solely on their auditors to prepare the financial statements as part of the audit process. However, who is ultimately responsible for the financial statements?
In preparing this publication, the authors researched different parts of the Companies Act (Chap 386 of the laws of Malta) as well as international standards for auditing. This publications aims to provide additional information about the role of directors.
Since it customary for auditors to prepare the financial statements of private limited companies, directors question who is responsible for the financial statements? Is it the directors who are responsible or the auditors since they are being paid to provide such service?
Directors' Responsibilities
The Companies Act (Chap 386) clearly states that the directors have the lions share of the responsibilities when it comes to the preparation of the financial statements. As a starting point, the Companies Act requires directors to prepare and present financial statements about their companies, which show a realistic position of the company as at year end.
Financial statements tend to consist of the Income Statement and Balance Sheet, Notes to the accounts, Auditors' report and accompanying schedules. Other variations and additional financial components may be required depending on the accounting financial framework being applied and the country in question.
The income statement provides information about the profitability of the company for the year under review whereas the balance sheet presents information about the company's assets and liabilities up till the financial year end. Apart from the information which is being reported in the income statement and the balance sheet, another striking difference is the time period which makes up both statements. The income statement only captures events which occurred in the year whereas the balance sheet presents all the assets and liabilities which are owned by the company, irrelevant when they were acquired.
The directors responsibilities does not stop here. Directors are also responsible for the contents of the financial statements. The financial statements should be prepared in such a way as to show continuity (the technical term being Going Concern Basis) unless there are events which suggests otherwise.
The policies applied in generating the financial statements are also subject to a number of judgement calls and estimates. All of these are the responsibility of the directors.
One of the most important responsibilities of the directors is to implement controls which deters and detects fraud and errors. All of these responsibilities ultimately help directors safeguard a company's assets.
The directors' responsibilities are of such paramount importance that it is customary for financial statements to have a section which clearly lists down the directors responsibilities. An example of this is shown hereunder. The below is applicable for financial statements which satisfy the GAPSME small criteria: –
Sample directors' responsibilities in financial statements
For the year ended Date
The director is required by the Companies Act, Cap. 386 of the Laws of Malta to prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of the affairs of the Company and of the profit or loss of the Company for that year. In preparing these financial statements, the director is required to:
adopt the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Company will continue in the business;
select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently;
make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent;
account for income and charges relating to the accounting year on the accruals basis;
value separately the components of asset and liability items; and
report comparative figures corresponding to those of the preceding accounting period
The director is also responsible for keeping proper accounting records which disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial position of the Company and to enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the Companies Act (Cap. 386) enacted in Malta. This responsibility includes designing, implementing and maintaining such internal control as the director determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. The director is also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Company and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
Auditors' responsibilities vs directors' responsibilities
The directors' responsibilities are further mentioned in the Auditors' Report. Contrastingly, the auditors responsibilities for the financial statements seem to point out to the work which was done by the auditors and goes further as to state that the audited financial statements cannot be interpreted as being absolutely correct but rather that they should be free of mistakes.
At this point you might be thinking that this is wrong and that the directors and auditors do not share the same responsibility. But should they have the same responsibilities? Many point out that the responsibilities are disproportionately assigned between the auditor and directors. Yet this is done with a purpose.
It can be claimed that the audit originated from the need to confirm the directors work. It is imperative to understand that the shareholder is not always running the business. In large companies, most of the times, the shareholders aren't even allowed to enter the building as and when they please. You don't believe us? Go buy Apple shares and try waltzing into their building because you own their shares. Being a shareholder of a company does not necessarily mean that you will be running the company. That is the directors' role. This role is also referred to as the Duty of Care.
Directors have a clear mandate, that is to serve the shareholders by managing the business in their best interest.
Yet shareholders are in the dark. They don't know what is being done by the directors. We're saying that is common for shareholders not to be granted access to the building, let alone how they can judge whether the director did his job within the mandate or not.
This is where the auditor comes in. Ultimately, an auditor is responsible towards the shareholders of a company. Infact, the auditor is appointed or reconfirmed at the Annual General Meeting by the shareholders.
One of the auditors' principal roles is to provide assurance to the shareholders that their interest is rightly being served. The best way to provide such service is if all auditors follow the same guidelines. Country specific regulations and principles are usually built from International Standards for Auditing (ISAs) and the International Accounting Standards are followed to ensure that the audit is carried out to the highest professional level possible while adhering to standard accounting principles. In theory, different auditors should have similar conclusions.
For this reason, the auditors responsibilities in the financial statements are limited in comparison to those of the directors and this was done with the intention of best serving the shareholders' interest. Yet, the auditors responsibility is still very important and not to be taken lightly.
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Larry Thorpe
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You can't spell HD without Larry Thorpe. A constant innovator, he has worked his magic across continents, companies, and industries, leaving an indelible trail of success throughout the broadcast world.
Thorpe earned an early reputation for innovation as the project manager on the world's first automated color studio camera, then revolutionized imaging with the chargecoupled device (CCD) before turning his attention to the HD technology that he made a worldwide, multi-industry phenomenon. His decades of devotion have changed the way the world watches television.
"Larry is one of the most innovative, high-energy, dedicated people you can imagine," says Charles Steinberg, retired President of Sony Broadcast and Professional Products. "He is full of energy, full of ideas, constantly thinking of new ways to do things."
Says Hugo Gaggioni, Chief Technology Officer of Sony's Broadcast and Production Systems Division, "He's a consummate engineer. He tries to impart that vision and charisma to everybody that he works with."
After a run with the BBC, Thorpe began imparting his vision at RCA in the 1960s, where he was the project manager for the TK-47 color camera. Introduced in 1979 as the first automatic color studio camera, the TK-47 used a computer to complete all of the major setup functions, giving back to engineers the hours they once spent tediously tweaking equipment.
"Nothing approached the quality of the TK-47. That camera was probably the best camera of its time."
— Hugo Gaggioni
With 10 patents already to his name, Thorpe moved in 1982 to Sony, where he persuaded executives to enter the studio-camera business and launched it with the BVP-360. More important to the industry than the camera, however, was the CCD imager inside it.
"CCD allowed more-reliable, more-compact cameras and higher-performance cameras that allow the up-close-andpersonal sports production that people grew to love," Steinberg said. "If it weren't for that charge-coupled technology, you couldn't build small, light, compact high-performance cameras."
Of all his accomplishments, Thorpe is most acclaimed for being a major proponent of high-definition television, pioneering HDTV market development, and almost singlehandedly bringing the technology to life.
"He's been the pioneer, the spearhead, the evangelist for hi-def TV," Steinberg says. "He was selling people on how it would change the whole reaction that people would have to television. Early on, it was difficult, but he can't do things on a half-baked basis."
As early as 1983, Thorpe represented Sony before the ATSC and the SMPTE working group on high-definition. He introduced Sony's first HD camera, the tube-based HDC- 100, not long after and remains infectiously enthusiastic about HD.
Thorpe was particularly proud of his 1992 introduction of the first CCD high-definition camera. "That just bowled everybody over," he said in 2004. "I never saw such a reaction. We had all sorts of horrors with tubes in HD, but the CCD put all that to bed."
Thorpe pushed the technology simultaneously toward mainstream production and digital cinema. Working from a technical and a marketing angle, he promoted HD for production applications, traveling the globe to successfully persuade end users to move to the new technology. After a celebrated career with Sony, the accomplished engineer became the consummate lens expert, moving to Canon, where he is now one of the nation's authorities on optics and lenses.
"He just doesn't stop learning, pushing himself to know more," Gaggioni says. "Again, he has taught himself everything that is to be known, and that's commendable."
Hall of Famer Larry Thorpe of Canon (left) and President of Sony Electronics Professional Solutions Alec Shapiro
Sony's Alec Shapiro (left) with 2007 Sports Broadcasting HOF inductee Larry Thorpe (center) and Styeve Hellmuth of the NBA (right).
Attendees learn about the contributions of Larry Thorpe to the sports TV industry.
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Breaking into Global Markets, One Tesla at a Time
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Freight and Transportation Services Global forwarding Global shipping International shipping Logistics management Supply chain consulting
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When a 100-year-old toy company collaborates with a leading automotive and technology manufacturer, the possibilities are limitless. But when that mix is powered by a comprehensive logistics solution, it can really go the distance.
Radio Flyer, a name commonly recognized from the iconic red wagon and tricycle, is now delivering the Tesla Model S for kids to families in Europe, directly to their doorstep.
To me, this illustrates the fact that global supply chains are about more than moving products, they are about bringing meaningful opportunity to shippers and consumers across the globe. For Radio Flyer, it's the opportunity to break into a global market in order to reach families right where they are: at home.
Global logistics requires localization
Earlier this year, I talked about the impact of boots on the ground in neighborhoods across the world. When your third party logistics provider (3PL) is located in strategic global regions, they bring the local knowledge and global expertise necessary to help your company emerge into new markets, no matter where you are. This is a key reason we have made it a priority to expand our global services in strategic markets. By understanding the unique challenges that come with delivering goods to different areas of the world, we can help our customers break into new markets and face those challenges head on.
Radio Flyer was challenged with driving direct ecommerce services in Europe, so we worked with them to develop a customized logistics solution. That solution included securing a warehouse that offered storage and pick and pack services, identifying providers in Europe to manufacture customized license plates, and planning for both global forwarding and over the road transportation throughout Europe.
Evolving markets need evolving strategies
Global markets are continually changing and successful global operations require a strategy that exceeds those changes. Globalization has introduced a more competitive business environment and whether or not you produce or source outside your home country, you'll often find yourself competing against global organizations. A 3PL can work with you to develop efficient and effective global supply chains to ensure a smooth supply of goods to anywhere in the world.
Here are three key benefits of outsourcing your global transportation to a 3PL:
Instantly acquire knowledge of taxes, cultures, currencies, and regulations.
Gain access to their technology and worldwide relationships.
Obtain information about Incoterms® and negotiating contracts.
Building a collaborative outsource relationship can help you gain expertise without adding headcount and allow for internal transportation staff to focus on strategic issues.
Today, because of the impact of globalization and supply chain relationships, families across Europe can enjoy the pleasures of Radio Flyer products. This includes the iconic red wagons, tricycles, or even better, their very own Tesla.
To learn more, download your guide to building logistics success in a global environment.
About the Author: Mike Short
Mike Short was named president of global freight forwarding in May 2015. Short started in the global forwarding industry in 1997 and joined C.H. Robinson through the acquisition of Phoenix International in 2012. Prior to being named President, Mike served as Vice President, Global Forwarding – North America. Prior to joining C.H. Robinson, Short held a number of roles at Phoenix International, including Regional Manager, Sales Manager, and General Manager of the St. Louis office. He graduated from the University of Missouri in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts in Business.
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General Mills layoffs not affecting Cedar Rapids expansion
A spokeswoman said hundreds of layoffs should not change plans for a $60 million renovation.
General Mills layoffs not affecting Cedar Rapids expansion A spokeswoman said hundreds of layoffs should not change plans for a $60 million renovation. Check out this story on desmoinesregister.com: http://dmreg.co/1vApHqW
Matthew Patane, mpatane@dmreg.com Published 8:52 a.m. CT Oct. 2, 2014 | Updated 9:30 a.m. CT Oct. 2, 2014
General Mills headquarters in Minneapolis.(Photo: (Glen Stubbe/Minneapolis Star Tribune/MCT))
Hundreds of layoffs at General Mills locations are not expected to impact the company's expansion plans in Cedar Rapids.
"We have not made any announcements involving our operations in Cedar Rapids. Our planned expansion in Cedar Rapids is fully expected to proceed," General Mills spokeswoman Bridget Christenson said in an email.
Minneapolis-based General Mills said Wednesday that it plans to cut between 700 and 800 jobs.
Christenson said those layoffs would affect salaried workers. She would not comment on whether job cuts would come from the Cedar Rapids plant or how many salaried workers General Mills has there.
General Mills is working on a roughly $60 million renovation at the Cedar Rapids plant.
Earlier this year, the Iowa Economic Development Authority approved $3.2 million in tax credits and a $200,000 forgivable loan for the project. General Mills has to create 41 jobs that pay $22.93 an hour to maintain its contract with the state.
At the time, state documents said General Mills employed about 650 people in Cedar Rapids.
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Dr. Kemily Rankin grew up in a small town named Sontag, MS. Having to wear glasses at an early age, Dr. Rankin became interested in optometry. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology/Pre-Med from Jackson State University, Jackson, MS. Dr. Rankin then moved slightly farther north, and earned her Doctor of Optometry degree from Southern College of Optometry in 2004.
Dr. Rankin moved to Vicksburg, Mississippi, and started her private practice. She has a passion for serving others, and it is evident in every aspect of her office. In her spare time, Dr.Rankin enjoys spending time with her two beautiful daughters.


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HVAC & Refrigeration LIVE: a brand new platform for 2020
Oct 4, 2019 | Exhibitor Press Releases
Next year sees the launch of the UK's only commercial and industrial event for the HVACR industry in the form of HVAC & Refrigeration LIVE, taking place from 20-22 April 2020.
An unprecedented worldwide challenge which scientists have deemed "the biggest global health threat of the 21st century", climate change is without doubt the most pressing issue of our time – and this sector has the power to turn things around. Therefore, ahead of the inaugural Climate Action Week running from 1-8 July next year, HVAC & Refrigeration LIVE will be putting the focus on climate change and global warming.
HVAC & Refrigeration LIVE is much more than an exhibition. This event has been designed to keep its attendees updated and in the know, tackling the issues that matter most to the UK HVACR industry and its end-users by not only providing a platform for new innovations, but also through a carefully crafted three-day programme of seminars, CPD-presentations and expert panel discussions, alongside an array of networking opportunities.
HVAC & Refrigeration LIVE will bring together hundreds of businesses and organisations at London's ExCeL, with the very first exhibitors already signed up – including City Lifting, Fieldpiece Instruments, Güntner, Oxford Hardware, Petra Engineering Industries, Pole Star Products, Prihoda, and Pure Air Group.
The Skills & Training Zone will focus on the future of industry in the face of the engineering skills crisis, giving businesses advice on apprenticeships – including training and funding – and a live-action Worldskills UK / Skillfridge super heat competition attracting apprentices from all over the country.
Event organiser Karena Cooper said: "We're thrilled about the new opportunities that are opening up to make the show an event to remember. We'll be working hard to build upon them and will have more exciting news to reveal soon."


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I managed to configure openvpn on Pfsense and was able to connect but I can only see (ping) 3 clients out of 50 in the office network! also I'm unable to connect to the internet ?
Not really, I have all their firewalls disabled. Just one thing I would like to mention is that I also have openvpn on Untangle firewall and the same issue happens but the 3 IPs that I have access to are different from the ones with Pfsense. the config file is different as well.
The remote network and my network subnet are the same but after I connected with 3G i also had the same issue! so it has to do with something else ?
I tried connecting using Guizmo Openvpn on iPhone and ping IPs on the network using the app "Net Master" but also had the same results!
This is very frustrating! anyone has any idea why is this happening ?
it can not work if remote and local network are the same unless you go for a bridge setup.
most people just try to change the subnets.
what about 3G, I also mentioned that I tried it on 3G network which has a different subnet and the exact same issue happens so it must be something else ?
Did you set the correct firewall rules on OpenVPN tab so that all clients have access from their own "subnet" to the other clients ?
Did you enable on OpenVPN server that the clients are allowed to communicate with each other ?
Did you setup enough IP address space for all clients to connect to the server ? 50 clients mean at least 200 IP addresses if all should be able to connect at the same time.
can you ping all OpenVPN clients from pfsense router GUI ?
Can all clients ping pfsense router ?
Did you run OpenVPN client as administrator on Windows Vista/7 machines so they can set the routes ?
1- Did you set the correct firewall rules on OpenVPN tab so that all clients have access from their own "subnet" to the other clients ?
What are the correct rules needs to be set there? I have just enabled one rule to allow all traffic from source to destination in Openvpn.
2- Did you enable on OpenVPN server that the clients are allowed to communicate with each other ?
3- Did you setup enough IP address space for all clients to connect to the server ? 50 clients mean at least 200 IP addresses if all should be able to connect at the same time.
I'm assuming you're speaking about this option "Specify the maximum number of clients allowed to concurrently connect to this server" I setup 200 concurrent connections at the moment !
4- can you ping all OpenVPN clients from pfsense router GUI ?
I didn't catch you? What do you mean all openvpn clients ? this is an office network that I'm trying to connect to! It's not openvpn clients. please could you explain more ?
5- Can all clients ping pfsense router ?
Yes, all of them can ping.
6- Did you run OpenVPN client as administrator on Windows Vista/7 machines so they can set the routes ?
Yes it's run as Administrator, and btw it's just one openvpn client that i'm using at the moment but I'm unable to connect tall computers in my office's LAN. only 3 as I mentioned.
Ok I noticed something now! The 3 IPs which I can connect two 2 machines that have 1:1 static NAT rule and the third IP is the local IP of the Pfsense Firewall in my office network..
What would that mean ? Do I have to add all the IPs in my office network to the 1:1 list ?
Do you have a site-to-site VPN between two pfsense routers and behind both pfsense routers there is a different subnet with many clients which should talk to each other ?
Or do you only have one pfsense router with OpenVPN Server running and many clients want to connect to this one OpenVPN server ?
Go to pfsense GUI Diagnostics and then ping your clients.
The option "Specify the maximum number of clients allowed to concurrently connect to this server" is just important if you have many clients which should be able to connect to the OpenVPN server but is not important if you have a site-to-site VPN. Site-to-site needs just a value of "1".
But what I talked about is the IP address space for all the OpenVPN clients. For site-to-site VPN the tunnel network justr needs a subnet with /30 but if many clients connect to the server every client needs a subnet of /30.
A /30 subnet contains 4 IP addresses so assuming you have 50 clients which should connect to the server you need 50*4 IP addresses so that every client can connect.
I figured it out, basically I have one Pfsense at work with OPENVPN setup and in the office network there are 50 virtual servers! I wanna be able to connect to these servers as if I'm there in the office. so it's client to VPN not site to site.
After I changed one of the Virtual server's gateway to Pfsene's local IP, the VPN client could see that virtual server and ping it and connect to it..
I would like to know if I have to change all the other virtual servers Gateway IP to point to pfsense in order for Openvpn client to see those virtual servers ?
Second update on the issue, I have added to those machines the following route command and it seems to solve the issue! I don't need to change the gateway of the machine for the openvpn client to see it anymore..
Still I have only this one particular IP "Device" that I need which is actually a VoIP gateway but it wouldn't work! I have added a static route to this GW but still wouldn't be able to connect to it.
the problem you experienced is because there was no route out for them lan-clients. adding a static route does work, but you might get other similar problems in the future with other subnets.
Yes Heper, you're right however some servers have different routers for certain purpose. but anyway now I got this working but the only and main purpose which I wanted to have VPN for is to register SIP clients on iPhone using (Bria) app to our VoIP gateway (UX1000).
Now after setting an IP routing on the gateway, I can ping and connect to it and browse to the web configuration page but SIP registering is not working not even on VPN client machine using X-Lite or 3CX application.
I tried to telnet the port 5060 (SIP register port) and I was able to connect to it. so i'm not sure why wouldn't not connect?
Please could any one advise where to look ?


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Symfony2 is the result of the work of many people who made the code better
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 - Fabien Potencier (fabpot)
 - Bernhard Schussek (bschussek)
 - Victor Berchet (victor)
 - Jordi Boggiano (seldaek)
 - Johannes S (johannes)
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