Strata Offices running out of fizz?
The strata office sales market could be starting to run out of fizz – due to toppish prices and concerns about a future office oversupply and rising interest rates. The total debt servicing ratio also continues to clip appetites of mom and pop investors.
At the much-hyped GSH Plaza, sales have pretty much stagnated at 60-plus office units – around the level announced six weeks ago by the consortium that is doing a major revamp of the building.
Talk in the market is that the commission rate for agents to find buyers in the strata project has been doubled to 3 per cent by the owner in a bid to drum up sales.
A consortium led by GSH Corporation last year paid S$550 million for the 28-storey building, which was known as Equity Plaza at the time, and is undertaking an extensive refurbishment estimated to cost S$118 million (or S$400 per square foot based on the 295,000 sq ft gross saleable area).
When contacted on Thursday, a spokesman for the consortium, Plaza Ventures Pte Ltd, confirmed that there had been not much change in the sales status "because we are now focused on negotiating whole-floor sales".
On average, there will be 10 strata office units per floor in the project. In all there will be 259 strata office units on Levels 3-28 of the building. Units range from 480-1,700 sq ft. Buyers have the option to buy entire floors (10,000 to 12,000 sq ft), thus enjoying additional discounts and floor space utilisation, according to promotional material on the development.
The spokesman declined to comment on market talk that some of the consortium members or their related parties/associates might have bought a chunk of the 60-plus units that have been sold.
Besides GSH, which controls 51 per cent of the consortium, Plaza Ventures' other shareholders are TYJ Group, a private investment vehicle of GSH chairman Sam Goi (with a 14 per cent stake) and Vibrant DB2 (35 per cent stake). Vibrant DB2 is a 51:49 partnership between listed Vibrant Group and niche property developer DB2.
GSH Plaza's attractions include its prime Raffles Place location and the bite-sized investment it offers individual investors with units as small as 480 sq ft, said observers.
So far, four caveats have been lodged based on URA Realis data. The units range from around 480 sq ft to 807 sq ft and are priced between S$1.57 million and S$2.49 million. The prices of the four units translate to S$3,009 psf to S$3,257 psf.
In early March, Plaza Ventures had said prices for the office units will range from S$2,850-3,500 psf, depending on the size of the unit and the floor it is on.
It is understood that most potential buyers found the average price of S$3,000-3,100 psf too demanding for a project with a balance lease term of only 73 years. "A price of S$2,700-2,800 psf would have been more reasonable," said one party.
Moreover, the total debt servicing ratio framework continues to make it hard for individual investors to secure big loan quantums for property purchases.
Plaza Ventures is expected to retain the first two levels, which will have 21 retail units.
At Crown at Robinson – a brand new freehold strata office project coming up on the former Chow House site at 140 Robinson Road – sales are also said to have been slow. Prices of office units in the development range from S$3,348 psf to S$3,634 psf based on the seven caveats reflected in URA Realis so far.
As early as next month, SEB could begin strata sales at Anson House. The 13-storey building is on a site with a balance lease term of 81 years. Word on the street is that SEB is awaiting approval for strata subdivision from the authorities.
The strata units are expected to mirror existing tenancies with the minimum size exceeding 1,000 sq ft. Full-floor units will be 7,600-plus sq ft. Asking prices are S$2,900 psf and above.
The offices are located on Levels 5 to 13. Car park lots fill Levels 2, 3 and 4. On the first level are three retail units, which will also be made available for sale at prices exceeding S$4,000 psf.
Investment sales of property – big-ticket transactions of at least S$10 million – have risen this quarter, on the back of a more than tripling in the value of hospitality assets sold, mainly in connection with the listing of Frasers Hospitality Trust.
Moreover, office transactions have continued to post stellar performance with rental recovery firmly in place and expected to continue amid tight supply.
According to figures from Savills Singapore, nearly S$5.4 billion of investment sales were transacted this quarter up to Sept 23. This is 13.6 per cent higher than the Q2 figure of S$4.7 billion and the best showing in four quarters. However, the Q3 number is 61.2 per cent down from a year ago.
CBRE too has a similar figure so far this quarter, reflecting 10.7 per cent expansion from its Q2 number. This takes the year-to-date number to S$15.3 billion and the group's executive director, Jeremy Lake, predicts that the year would end with S$18-20 billion.
Savills' figure for the first nine months is slightly over S$14 billion and its managing director, Steven Ming, expects S$17-19 billion for the full year.
Both houses' forecasts would be significantly lower than the annual figures hovering around S$30 billion for each of the past four years. Investment sales are often seen as a gauge of developer and property investor confidence in the medium to long term. Overall sentiment in the property market has been dented by the total debt servicing ratio framework announced in late June 2013.
That said, the office market continues to shine. About S$1.94 billion of office deals have been sealed this quarter, up from S$1.25 billion in Q2, going by Savills's analysis. This quarter's number marks the best performance since Q4 2012, when the figure was S$2.75 billion. Major transactions in Q3 include Straits Trading's divestment of its namesake building in Raffles Place, and Keppel Land's sale of its one-third stake in Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3 to Keppel Reit.
CBRE's Mr Lake noted that office buildings have continued to be sold this quarter at higher prices, reflecting the optimism that the market has for offices due to the recovery in rents, which is well in place – driven predominantly by shrinking vacancy and tight supply. "There are only two major office projects to be completed from now till late 2016," observed CBRE research head Desmond Sim.
Mr Lake expects additional demand to be generated by the impending displacement of tenants at Equity Plaza, which has around 250,000 square feet of net lettable area, as the building's new owners have served notice to tenants to vacate the building by March 2015 ahead of an extensive renovation.
Commercial property made up the largest share, 36.7 per cent, of this quarter's total investment sales.
Meanwhile, the residential sector saw a 31.7 per cent drop in transaction value to S$1.14 billion. It accounted for 21.3 per cent of total investment sales.
Transactions of hospitality real estate jumped to S$834 million this quarter, from S$248 million in Q2. The bulk is due to the InterContinental Singapore in Bugis and Frasers Suites Singapore arising from the listing of Frasers Hospitality Trust in July.
Both Mr Ming and Mr Lake said that a key challenge to Singapore real estate deals these days is competition from overseas property.
Investment sales of real estate are often seen as a gauge of developers and property investors' confidence in the medium to long-term prospects of the property market. Investment sales of Singapore property – big-ticket deals of at least $10 million – continued to languish at around $3.5-3.6 billion this quarter so far . The year-to-date tally of around $8 billion is down from around $12-plus billion in the first-half of last year.
Industry player CBRE predicts that this year will end with around $12-15 billion of transactions, while Savills' forecast is $16-18 billion — significant declines from last year's $30 billion.
Industry players attribute the lacklustre showing in the first half to the overall cautious sentiment in the Singapore property market following the introduction of the total debt servicing ratio (TDSR) framework. As well, both foreign and local investors are being drawn to overseas markets. The cut-back in Government Land Sales (GLS) also contributed to the pullback in investment sales here.


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Chloral hydrate as a sedating agent for neurodiagnostic procedures in children
Fong CY 1 , Tay CG , Ong LC , Lai NM
1 Division of Paediatric Neurology, Department of Paediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 50603
Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2017 11 03;11:CD011786.
PMID: 29099542 DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD011786.pub2
BACKGROUND: Paediatric neurodiagnostic investigations, including brain neuroimaging and electroencephalography (EEG), play an important role in the assessment of neurodevelopmental disorders. The use of an appropriate sedative agent is important to ensure the successful completion of the neurodiagnostic procedures, particularly in children, who are usually unable to remain still throughout the procedure.
OBJECTIVES: To assess the effectiveness and adverse effects of chloral hydrate as a sedative agent for non-invasive neurodiagnostic procedures in children.
SEARCH METHODS: We used the standard search strategy of the Cochrane Epilepsy Group. We searched MEDLINE (OVID SP) (1950 to July 2017), the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) (the Cochrane Library, Issue 7, 2017), Embase (1980 to July 2017), and the Cochrane Epilepsy Group Specialized Register (via CENTRAL) using a combination of keywords and MeSH headings.
SELECTION CRITERIA: We included randomised controlled trials that assessed chloral hydrate agent against other sedative agent(s), non-drug agent(s), or placebo for children undergoing non-invasive neurodiagnostic procedures.
DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS: Two review authors independently assessed the studies for their eligibility, extracted data, and assessed risk of bias. Results were expressed in terms of risk ratio (RR) for dichotomous data, mean difference (MD) for continuous data, with 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
MAIN RESULTS: We included 13 studies with a total of 2390 children. The studies were all conducted in hospitals that provided neurodiagnostic services. Most studies assessed the proportion of sedation failure during the neurodiagnostic procedure, time for adequate sedation, and potential adverse effects associated with the sedative agent.The methodological quality of the included studies was mixed, as reflected by a wide variation in their 'Risk of bias' profiles. Blinding of the participants and personnel was not achieved in most of the included studies, and three of the 13 studies had high risk of bias for selective reporting. Evaluation of the efficacy of the sedative agents was also underpowered, with all the comparisons performed in single small studies.Children who received oral chloral hydrate had lower sedation failure when compared with oral promethazine (RR 0.11, 95% CI 0.01 to 0.82; 1 study, moderate-quality evidence). Children who received oral chloral hydrate had a higher risk of sedation failure after one dose compared to those who received intravenous pentobarbital (RR 4.33, 95% CI 1.35 to 13.89; 1 study, low-quality evidence), but after two doses there was no evidence of a significant difference between the two groups (RR 3.00, 95% CI 0.33 to 27.46; 1 study, very low-quality evidence). Children who received oral chloral hydrate appeared to have more sedation failure when compared with music therapy, but the quality of evidence was very low for this outcome (RR 17.00, 95% CI 2.37 to 122.14; 1 study). Sedation failure rates were similar between oral chloral hydrate, oral dexmedetomidine, oral hydroxyzine hydrochloride, and oral midazolam.Children who received oral chloral hydrate had a shorter time to achieve adequate sedation when compared with those who received oral dexmedetomidine (MD -3.86, 95% CI -5.12 to -2.6; 1 study, moderate-quality evidence), oral hydroxyzine hydrochloride (MD -7.5, 95% CI -7.85 to -7.15; 1 study, moderate-quality evidence), oral promethazine (MD -12.11, 95% CI -18.48 to -5.74; 1 study, moderate-quality evidence), and rectal midazolam (MD -95.70, 95% CI -114.51 to -76.89; 1 study). However, children with oral chloral hydrate took longer to achieve adequate sedation when compared with intravenous pentobarbital (MD 19, 95% CI 16.61 to 21.39; 1 study, low-quality evidence) and intranasal midazolam (MD 12.83, 95% CI 7.22 to 18.44; 1 study, moderate-quality evidence).No data were available to assess the proportion of children with successful completion of neurodiagnostic procedure without interruption by the child awakening. Most trials did not assess adequate sedation as measured by specific validated scales, except in the comparison of chloral hydrate versus intranasal midazolam and oral promethazine.Compared to dexmedetomidine, chloral hydrate was associated with a higher risk of nausea and vomiting (RR 12.04 95% CI 1.58 to 91.96). No other adverse events were significantly associated with chloral hydrate (including behavioural change, oxygen desaturation) although there was an increased risk of adverse events overall (RR 7.66, 95% CI 1.78 to 32.91; 1 study, low-quality evidence).
AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: The quality of evidence for the comparisons of oral chloral hydrate against several other methods of sedation was very variable. Oral chloral hydrate appears to have a lower sedation failure rate when compared with oral promethazine for children undergoing paediatric neurodiagnostic procedures. The sedation failure was similar for other comparisons such as oral dexmedetomidine, oral hydroxyzine hydrochloride, and oral midazolam. When compared with intravenous pentobarbital and music therapy, oral chloral hydrate had a higher sedation failure rate. However, it must be noted that the evidence for the outcomes for the comparisons of oral chloral hydrate against intravenous pentobarbital and music therapy was of very low to low quality, therefore the corresponding findings should be interpreted with caution.Further research should determine the effects of oral chloral hydrate on major clinical outcomes such as successful completion of procedures, requirements for additional sedative agent, and degree of sedation measured using validated scales, which were rarely assessed in the studies included in this review. The safety profile of chloral hydrate should be studied further, especially the risk of major adverse effects such as bradycardia, hypotension, and oxygen desaturation.
Administration, Oral
Chloral Hydrate/administration & dosage*
Chloral Hydrate/adverse effects
Diagnostic Techniques, Neurological*
Hydroxyzine/administration & dosage
Hypnotics and Sedatives/administration & dosage*
Hypnotics and Sedatives/adverse effects
Melatonin/administration & dosage
Midazolam/administration & dosage
Pentobarbital/administration & dosage
Promethazine/administration & dosage
Promethazine/adverse effects
Treatment Failure
Dexmedetomidine/administration & dosage
Catheter impregnation, coating or bonding for reducing central venous catheter-related infections in adults
Mass drug administration for malaria
Vincristine-induced peripheral neuropathy in survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
Fluid supplementation for neonatal unconjugated hyperbilirubinaemia
The effect of sedation with a combination of butorphanol and midazolam on quantitative contrast-enhanced ultrasonography of duodenum in healthy dogs
The effect of melatonin on delirium in hospitalised patients: A systematic review and meta-analyses with trial sequential analysis
Oral galactagogues (natural therapies or drugs) for increasing breast milk production in mothers of non-hospitalised term infants
Vitamin D supplementation for sickle cell disease
Vitamin D supplementation for term breastfed infants to prevent vitamin D deficiency and improve bone health

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Patent for pqNTRUsign which will replace RSA and ECDSA, the most commonly used quantum-vulnerable signature schemes.
Receiving the patent for pqNTRUsign is the next step in making sure that our digital world remains secure after the arrival of quantum computers.
OnBoard Security™, a subsidiary of Security Innovation and a world leader in quantum-resistant cryptography announced today that they have been awarded a US patent for pqNTRUsign, a digital signature algorithm that can resist all known quantum computing attacks. pqNTRUsign will replace RSA and ECDSA, the most commonly used quantum-vulnerable signature schemes.
Digital signatures are required for secure contract management, software distribution, monetary transactions, and any electronic transaction where it is important to trust what is being sent to you. Indeed, the security of the fundamental internet Domain Name Server (DNS) system will continue to rely on unbreakable digital signatures.
A new technology, quantum computers, will be able to compromise all commonly used digital signatures within 5 to 10 years. By implementing pqNTRUsign before quantum computers arrive, companies will be able to continue to offer secure internet transactions and software distribution.
pqNTRUsign has its roots in NTRU, the most trusted and highly scrutinized quantum-safe algorithm ever created. pqNTRUsign will be submitted to both the NIST and ANSI X9 groups for nomination as a standard for the post-quantum world, following up on the successful ANSI X9.98 standardization of NTRUEncrypt in 2010.
Forging a pqNTRUsign signature is impossible now and in the post quantum age because it is based on the hardest lattice problems (i.e. most secure) in cryptography. A Root Hermite Factor of 1.005 is widely considered unbreakable for most lattice-based cryptosystems, so pqNTRUsign's value of 1.0002 is significantly better. A low Root Hermite Factor also enables rapid batch verifications, making pqNTRUsign ideal for secure-boot and other trusted computing applications.
pqNTRUsign has been granted US Patent 9,634,840.
First presented at PQCrypto conference in 2014, pqNTRUsign may be used under the GNU Public License (GPL) v3, and is available on GitHub. A paper presented at the 2016 International Conference on High Performance Computing & Simulation demonstrates that pqNTRUSign, already faster than RSA signing, can be sped up by a factor of up to 47. when run on certain Graphical Processing Units (GPUs).
In March, OnBoard Security placed all of its NTRUEncrypt patents in the public domain, so that they could be freely used without license or any other restriction.
OnBoard Security, a subsidiary of Security Innovation, was created to help automotive and IoT organizations stay ahead of the curve through superior cybersecurity. For over 10 years, the world-renowned experts at OnBoard Security have been pioneering technologies that protect the Internet of Things, now and for the future. We address three significant challenges; ensuring the security and privacy of connected vehicles, making hardware roots of trust easy to use, and avoiding the existential threat from quantum computers to the integrity of the internet.


Micah Joseph Lebensohn (also known as Mikhal) (1828-1852), born in Vilnius, Lithuania, was the son of Abraham Dov Lebensohn, one of the leading Jewish intellectuals of his time and an outstanding poet. Micah Lebensohn received a thorough Hebrew education, including intensive Bible study. He was privately tutored in German, Polish, Russian and French. He began his literary endeavors by translating German poetry. At the age of seventeen, Lebensohn was severely stricken with tuberculosis and was sent to Berlin for medical treatment, where he read and studied as well. He spent the summer of 1850 at the Reinerz Spa, where his condition improved and where he wrote his best work. At the age of nineteen, he translated part of Vergil's Aeneid from German, establishing his reputation in the Vilnius literary world. He suffered a relapse the next iwnter, and returned to his father's home in Vilnius, where he died. His father published his poems in 1851 and then, posthumously, a collection of his remaining works in 1870.


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Ignacio Volunteers returns to campus post-pandemic
Arianna Blakely, Copy Editor|November 8, 2021
Courtesy of Cheyenne Williams
Criminal justice senior Cheyenne Williams looks at an art exhibit. She worked with Ignacio Volunteers in fall 2019.
The Ignacio Volunteers program, often referred to as "Iggy Vols," is back on campus after a hiatus that began in the spring 2020 semester due to the pandemic.
After time away, University Minister for Social Justice and Immersions Jacob DeRusha is looking forward to reaffirming Loyola's Jesuit values and community building.
"The Jesuit buzzword is 'with and for others.' During that time, we weren't able to be with others as much," DeRusha said. "We weren't able to immerse ourselves in cultures …so that we can better learn how to be 'for others."
To continue learning how to be "for others," Iggy Vols is planning a New Orleans Urban Immersion to kick things off next semester from May 16-21, 2022. The trip will focus on systemic racism, building community, spirituality, and reflection.
"Students can use this information, what we're experiencing, who we're meeting, (and) things we're learning beyond our time at Loyola to make a greater difference in the world," said DeRusha.
This year marks DeRusha's first year as a staff member for Iggy Vols, but the New Orleans Urban Immersion will be his second volunteer trip with the program.
DeRusha, a former undergraduate student at Loyola, participated in an Iggy Vols immersion trip in 2016.
"I am excited to be leading and coordinating the New Orleans Iggy Vols program," he said.
Student Government Association Vice President Tyler Sanchez said that his New Orleans immersion experience in spring 2019 was a productive way of learning about the city and seeing how historical context manifests itself into the city today.
"It was a lot of looking at the civil rights movement and how that played out down here," Sanchez said. "It was looking at the different racial disparities from everything to the criminal justice system to things as simple as a graveyard where Black and Brown people could be buried in the city."
Cheyenne Williams, a senior criminal justice student, went on a New Orleans immersion trip in fall 2019 to know more about the city she was living in.
"I wanted to learn more about the New Orleans area. I'm from California, and just coming from the West to the South, it was just totally a culture shock," Williams said. "I really didn't feel comfortable living in a city and I knew nothing about it."
She helped clean a local cemetery, discussed Hurricane Katrina's lasting impact on the city, and went court-watching at the criminal district court, which was her favorite part.
"I got to learn more about how New Orleans handles their justice system and the impact it has on the community," Williams said. "If you go out of Uptown, it's very different. You see a lot of crime, a lot of poverty, and then you see these people within the system, so it really opened up my eyes and made me want to pursue my career even more in criminal justice."
Like Williams, Sanchez enjoyed learning more about the history of New Orleans. The Violet, Louisiana native said his immersion added context to his lived experience and to the experience he continues to go through today.
Sanchez valued the reflection aspect of the immersion as well.
"It was a lot of inward reflection on the part of each individual in the group and the group as a whole and figuring out how we lived in and played into those different systems that still impact Black and Brown people in New Orleans disproportionately," he said.
The political science major encouraged future volunteers to be open to the learning process.
"If you're not vulnerable, if you're not truthful, it's not going to be as impactful, and really, you're not going to get the best experience that you could've out of that program," Sanchez said.
Williams recommended that new volunteers take the experience in as best as they can.
"Have an open mind. It is new, especially if you're not from New Orleans. It's very eye-opening. It can get emotional just because you see a lot. It humbles you, really. Just have fun," she said.
Students are required to fundraise for the immersion trips individually and in groups. According to DeRusha, students need to raise $450 each for the New Orleans Urban Immersion trip and they will stay in accommodations within the greater New Orleans area.
Student Life & Ministry will be hosting informational sessions for recruitment on Nov. 12 at 12:30 p.m. and on Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. in the Multicultural Center inside the Danna Center. Applications to volunteer will be available beginning Nov. 12.
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Teenager charged as an adult in robbery, murder of Puyallup store owner
Posted 2:20 PM, May 3, 2019, by Q13 News Staff, Updated at 04:14PM, May 3, 2019
TACOMA -- Prosecutors charged a 16-year-old murder suspect as an adult in the robbery and killing of a beloved Puyallup store owner.
According to charging documents filed Friday in Pierce County Superior Court, Robbrie Thompson is charged with eight counts ranging from robbery to aggravated murder. Q13 News does not typically name juvenile suspects, but Thompson has been charged as an adult.
Thompson is one of two suspects accused of robbing and shooting Handy Corner Store owner Soon Ja Nam on April 27.
The body of the second suspect washed ashore Monday at Chinook Landing Marina. The medical examiner's office ruled the death of Franklin Thuo, 16, of Federal Way, a homicide. Investigators said the teen died of a single gunshot wound and had been in the water for several hours. Police have not said whether they have any suspects in the teen's death.
On Wednesday, police arrested Thompson in a parking lot in northeast Tacoma. Officers arrested the teen and booked him into the Pierce County Jail, but he was transferred to Remann Hall Pierce County Juvenile Detention Center.
Witnesses told investigators two men entered the store, pulled out handguns and threatened the 79-year-old store owner, but even after she gave them the money one of them shot her in the back.
Thompson was also charged with first-degree murder, first-degree robbery, first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, two counts of second-degree assault, and second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.
Robbrie Thomspon appears in court on May 2, 2019. (Q13 News photo)
Searching for a better life
Soon Ja Nam escaped from North Korea more than 50 years ago in search of a better life.
Her son, Tohyon Nam, told Q13 that she and her husband made it to South Korea, where Soon Ja Nam became a college professor. Still, she wanted more for her family.
"Through that hardship of occupation, hardship of war, blowing up bombs here, bombs there, she survived all that," Tohyon Nam said. "She brought us here."
Here in Puyallup, over the decades the Nam family made the Handy Corner Store a neighborhood hub, riding on the smiles and kindness of Soon Ja Nam.
"Everyone around here loved her," customer Nancy Prime said. "It's a small area. We all knew her. We all loved her."
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CLASSIFIED – GREATFUL
January 13, 2016 January 13, 2016 Keith Sharp
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By Keith Sharp
Considering the global success chalked up by The Weeknd, Drake and Justin Bieber in 2015, you'd think that Nova Scotia's Classified would be biting at the bit to inject his new release into the fray. Yet despite his 16th record release being arguably his most commercially viable to date, there's something about the content of his lyrics which suggest Luke Boyd is reluctant to join the cut-throat high stakes gambit of battling it out against the industry's R&B/rap heavyweights.
Even in songs like "Square" and "Heavy Head", Classifed suggests he's quite content to establish himself, domestically, that he is not prepared to sell out his own integrity and that he does retain personal values which would be challenged by taking on the industry's heavy hitters. Classified's overall perspective is so Canadian it's almost refreshing.
On "It's Hard To Understand" he talks about the therapeutic value of visiting Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital and marvelling how singing a few songs and autographing a few photos can have such a positive effect on kids. Yes he has fun talking about his Maritime heritage on "No Pressure", his duet with Snoop Dogg, "Filthy" pokes a finger whose artists' performances are not authentic, "Beautiful Escape" reflects his thoughts on packing in the whole business while "Noah's Arc" allows him to express his frustration at social injustices, especially targeting corrupt law enforcement.
But in the 16-track collection, he also pokes fun at his own fashion sense (or lack of) on "Hoodie and a Ballcap" while the final "Best Of Me" is a virtual biographical recitation of his entire 20 years in the music business. Interesting material, poignant lyrics (with some all-star cameos by Snoop Dogg, DJ Premier, Rae Mae and David Myles) but seemingly purposely targeted at a domestic market.
Download: "No Pressure", "Square", "Noah's Arc"
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2016 Music Express Awards – Voting Closed


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On April 8th the BBC News website ran a report under the typically 'last-first' phrased headline "Palestinian killed after stabbing two Israeli soldiers". Readers can gather that at least part of the information provided in the article was gleaned from the local media:
"The soldiers were members of the Israeli military's Home Front Command and had been sitting inside an ambulance placed on standby at the Sinjil junction during Passover, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported."
Hence it is notable that the paragraph below from the Ha'aretz report obviously read by the writer of this article was not deemed 'need to know' information for BBC audiences.
"Qatar-based Hamas spokesman Husam Bardan said that the group welcomed the stabbing attack, saying that it was a natural response to Israel's policy of occupation. Bardan said that Israel only understands force and "the language of terror attacks." He called on the Palestinian Authority to immediately cease security cooperation with Israel and to give freedom to opposition to the occupation in the West Bank."
On the other hand, the writer of the BBC report did find it necessary to devote three of its thirteen paragraphs, along with the caption to its main illustrative photograph, to the response of an Israeli minister.
"An Israeli minister praised the wounded soldier for shooting rather than arresting the assailant"
"Outgoing Economy Minister Naftali Bennett of the nationalist Jewish Home party praised the actions of the wounded soldier.
"Our enemies have only one goal: to hurt as many Jews as they can. I congratulate the security forces who killed the terrorist. This must be the fate of anyone who hurts innocent Jews."
"A serious incident must end this way and not with dreams of liberation from jail.""
The article's final paragraph is devoted to partial description of an earlier incident which the BBC chose not to report at the time.
"Last Thursday, an Israeli soldier was stabbed by a Palestinian man during a security operation near the West Bank settlement of Oranit. The soldier suffered light wounds, while the assailant was arrested."
Readers are not informed that the "security operation" was in fact the arrest of Palestinians trying to illegally traverse the anti-terrorist fence or that Hamas praised that attack too.
"The incident occurred when IDF Paratrooper forces approached the security fence in the area of Oranit, where a group of 6-8 Palestinian illegal aliens was attempting to cross into Israel through the fence. One of the Palestinians pounced on one of the soldiers and stabbed him. Security forces arrested the assailant, as well as the other Palestinians.
The Hamas terrorist group praised the stabbing attack in Shomron. A statement issued by the group said that the attack underscores the determination of the Palestinian people to continue its path of resistance, despite all the obstacles and difficulties."
Having given multi-platform amplification just a week ago to Khaled Masha'al's whitewashing of Hamas – including the claim that its activities are "certainly not terrorism" – it is sadly not surprising to see that the BBC decided to refrain from reporting his colleague's praise and support for this incident and others.
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Q: How to generate vcvarsall.bat My visual Studio 2015 installed without vcvarsall.bat.

This is not about how to find this file and I am also not a python developer.
MSDN states at the bottom of this page:

The vcvarsall.bat file can vary from computer to computer. Do not
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I am running the installation through our local IT department so I only get a fixed version of the setup. It looks like this setup does not install the batch file.
I wonder what other means of generating this "file" (actually it is several files and a folder structure) there are - how does the visual studio setup generate this file and is that generation possible without running the whole setup?

A: You have some option to "install" vcvarsall.bat.

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*The obvious to rerun VS setup and add c++ features (maybe your IT dep is kind enough and...)

*Install visual c++ build tools

*Install windows sdk (select c++ related components)

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Salary is a true gem with probably the nicest totally wild white sand beach of the whole country, a long seven kilometers, with coral reefs with enchanting colors, and turquoise lagoon, and primary forest concealing wealth, still preserved. This is our an one of the best choices outside the main tourist routes of Madagascar, to offer you a real authenticity, a special contact with the beauty of our island and its inhabitants without forgetting the comfort, safety and accessibility.
Salary is a small fishing village on the west coast of Madagascar, located between Andavadoaka and Toliara. It is a full-size postcard. The Vezo fishermen (tribe of nomadic fishermen) leave early in the morning their dugout canoes equipped with makeshift sails. In the hot hours, everyone lives at the rhythm of the "mora-mora", an idle lifestyle for the Malagasy. The Salary bay is a sumptuous landscape. At the edge of the Ambatomilo lagoon, which stretches over 90 km from Ifaty-Mangily to Andavadoaka, its turquoise waters and white sand beaches out of sight make it a beautiful place, all in an immensity and a calm almost unreal. Only the slamming of the lagoon's ripples may disturb the tranquility of this virgin and still preserved nature.
Sunrises, swimming in turquoise waters, sand castles, hiking, canoe, boat, encountering an underwater, whales, and meet the baobab trees, white sand dunes and then meet the fishermen Vezo. It's a popular choice for honeymooners and divers (the local dive center is here). We can also organize whale watching.
scuba diving in Salary. Whether you are a novice diver or a qualified diver, you will experience some of your finest dive experiences in Salary Bay thanks to the beauty, accessibility and diversity of explorable sites! Including the famous 3 wrecks of the Salary Bay reef. Diving package: All packages include the provision of your diving gear. In Salary Bay, you benefit from exceptional coaching conditions with your fully dedicated instructor.
It's a long trip here unless you come in by private plane (here has its own airfield), but once you have arrived it is heavenly.
Watch more photos about Salary Bay here.


Keith Urban presented the Female Vocalist of the Year award to the dazzling Miranda Lambert at the 2013 ACMs, and she was completely surprised by the win. "I thought for sure Carrie had it this year, and she damn well deserves it!" she said as she took the stage... and broke into tears.
She paused and whispered, "I can't say that on TV!"
The 'Mama's Broken Heart' hitmaker, quickly switched gears as she stated -- with tears streaming down her face -- "A huge dream of mine came true because I went from a little girl singing in a hairbrush to singing with Reba McEntire and Kelly Clarkson."
The blonde sparkplug certainly showed she is a truly great artist at the ACMs in 2013, with her performance earlier in the evening and a slew of awards, including Single Record of the Year and Song of the Year. She was up against top-notch acts for Female Vocalist, including Martina McBride, Kacey Musgraves, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood.
After Lambert exited the stage, her husband Blake Shelton got back up with the microphone, shaking his head with a small smile, clearly proud of his wife -- and touched by her heartfelt speech.


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What is Enlighten?
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**Enlighten is a micro framework that helps you rapidly build PHP web applications.**

Take the pain out of the common tasks you have to go through when you build any PHP application:

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In short: a fat-free framework with no external dependencies that simply helps you *get shit done* without getting in your way:

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Enlighten is an open source, MIT licensed project. Check it out on GitHub:

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Windows 10: CNIL issues Microsoft with formal notice
On 30 June 2016, after carrying out checks on data processed by the Windows 10 operating system, CNIL (the French Data Protection Commission) issued Microsoft with formal notice to comply with French regulations concerning protection of personal data (ruling no. 2016-058 of 30 June 2016). It also ruled that the decision should be made public, given the scale of the violations in question.
Indeed, CNIL identified no fewer than six violations of the French Data Protection Act:
excess nature of the data collection: CNIL ruled that the information collected during the "basic" installation of the operating system was excessive in relation to the purpose of the processing, i.e. the simple functioning of the service;
insufficient information provided to the persons in question: the data-owners did not receive any of the mandatory information at the time the data was collected. Neither did information concerning transfer of the data to third-party countries appear in Microsoft's confidentiality policy;
non-compliance with regulations relating to use of cookies and similar technologies: during its inquiry, CNIL found that Microsoft, by default, placed advertising cookies on users' computers, despite such installation in principle requiring the explicit consent of the person concerned. CNIL also requires very specific and exhaustive wording to be brought to the data-owner's attention before any cookies are installed, another obligation breached by Microsoft. Finally, CNIL found that Windows 10 users did not have sufficient opportunity to object to cookies and similar technologies;
breach of security obligation: a four-digit PIN code to open a session in Windows 10 is systematically used by Microsoft to identify the person concerned. CNIL found that this authentication process was not sufficiently secure and constituted a breach of the security obligation under the French Data Protection Act;
lack of CNIL authorisation: according to the French Data Protection Act, a data controller may not establish processing without having first declared it or, in some cases, without obtaining authorisation from CNIL. However, Microsoft had established a processing procedure designed to detect fraud which could potentially exclude the person concerned from the benefit of a right or a contract. This type of sensitive processing requires prior authorisation, which Microsoft had not obtained – or even sought;
continued transfer of data based on Safe Harbor principles: CNIL notified Microsoft that Safe Harbor principles were no longer a legal ground for the transfer of data to the United States (for more on this subject, see: "The CJEU challenges the procedure for transfer of data to the United States - the end of Safe Harbor", in the Intellectual Property newsletter from October 2015). The company therefore had no appropriate framework for the storage and processing in the United States of data collected in France. Microsoft must therefore establish appropriate protection for data collected in France (or any European Union Member State).
Microsoft was given three months – until 30 September 2016 – to end these violations of the French Data Protection Act.
The company faces a penalty if it fails to comply with the formal notice by that deadline. In addition to the administrative fine which may be issued by CNIL (up to €150,000 for a first violation), the ruling reminds Microsoft that criminal fines may also apply (up to €7,500 in respect of points 2 and 3, and up to €1,500,000 in respect of points 4 and 5). CNIL's latest ruling is likely to be published in the coming weeks.
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We are delighted to announce that Neil Logan, Incremental's CEO has joined the Board of Glasgow Economic Leadership.
Founded in 2011, to review recommendations made by the Glasgow Economic Commission, Glasgow Economic Leadership (GEL) is made up of business leaders from across the private, public and academic sectors in Glasgow – all of whom are highly regarded as amongst the best in their fields.
Glasgow Economic Leadership provides independent leadership and direction to the economic development activity in Glasgow and champions the implementation of the recommendations made by the Glasgow Economic Commission. The Group act as a senior advisory body to Glasgow City Council and national bodies such as Scottish Enterprise and Skills Development Scotland.
The Glasgow Economic Leadership is co-chaired by Professor Sir Jim McDonald, Principal of the University of Strathclyde and Councillor Susan Aitken, Leader of Glasgow City Council. A key recommendation of the Glasgow Economic Commission was that economic development efforts in Glasgow should be focused on sectors that have the potential to generate a catalytic impact to wealth and employment creation.


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Unfinished Episode Recaps
"Knightfall"
Jerome Schwartz &
Miguel Ian Raya
"A Taste of the Heights" "The Girl in the Tower"
Your father went on a little detour because there's more important things to him than his daughter. He fought a duel for his precious honor.
— Gothel to Alice
"Knightfall" is the thirteenth episode of Season Seven of ABC's Once Upon a Time. It was written by Jerome Schwartz & Miguel Ian Raya, and directed by Steve Miner. It is the one hundred and forty-sixth episode of the series overall, and premiered on March 16, 2018.
3.1 "I Know Who You Are"
4.4 Uncredited
Rogers strikes a deal with Eloise despite Tilly's fair warning, while Ivy struggles to find herself after Victoria's death. Meanwhile, in a faraway realm, Hook confronts Captain Ahab over a legendary magical talisman which can free Alice, only to learn that his quest may have unintended consequences.[2]
This episode needs a finished recap!You can help out the Once Upon a Time Wiki by finishing or improving the recap. If you have any questions, please see our policies.
"I Know Who You Are"
This scene is included on the Once Upon a Time: The Complete Seventh and Final Season Blu-ray, but not the DVD.
An extended version of the scene where Ivy packs up her mother's things in Victoria's office. Ivy finds the photograph of her mother and looks at it yearningly before she packs it up. Lucy then shows up at the office, but Ivy tells her to go away, as she is not in the mood for "plucky and precocious". Lucy says that Ivy is angry and heartbroken because she (Lucy) knows Ivy is Drizella, and she knows Drizella poisoned Henry thanks to a storybook page that came to her yesterday. Ivy dismisses her, saying that she doesn't have time for fairytales. Lucy begs Ivy to save her father because her mother is gone now and she doesn't have to be evil. She also says that Ivy will never be with Henry, because good things doesn't happen to bad people, who are always alone in their misery. Before Lucy goes away. she advises Ivy to give up being a villain. To that prove Lucy is wrong, Ivy decides to call Henry.
Lana Parrilla as Roni
Colin O'Donoghue as Hook (Wish Realm)/Rogers
Mekia Cox (Credit only)
Robert Carlyle as Weaver & Rumplestiltskin (Wish Realm)
Emma Booth as Gothel/Eloise Gardener
Christopher Gauthier as Smee (Wish Realm)
Adelaide Kane as Ivy Belfrey
Rose Reynolds as Tilly
Chad Rook as Captain Ahab
Chilton Crane as Hilda Braeburn
Elle McKinnon as Young Alice
Ian Nsenga as First Mate
Bobby L. Stewart as Older Man
Unknown baby as Alice*
*: Only in archive footage
The title card features the head of Ivy's doll, Beatrice, inside the "O" of "Once".[3]
The title of this episode was revealed by Adam Horowitz via his Twitter account on November 13, 2017.[4]
The Seattle events take place the day after "A Taste of the Heights", and before "The Girl in the Tower". (For more details, see the Land Without Magic timeline)
The New Enchanted Forest flashbacks take place several years after "Eloise Gardener" and several years before Alice escapes the tower in "The Girl in the Tower".
The Wish Realm flashbacks take place several years after "Eloise Gardener" and before "Wish You Were Here".
Alice was trapped by Gothel in "Eloise Gardener".
Tilly and Rogers first played chess together in "Beauty".
Hilda was previously attacked by the killer in "A Taste of the Heights".
Roni met with her "former-boyfriend" in "A Taste of the Heights".
Henry spent game night at Jacinda's apartment in "A Taste of the Heights".
Rogers and Weaver began their investigation into the deaths of the Coven of the Eight, including Doctor Sage's death in "Secret Garden" and in "A Taste of the Heights".
Victoria was killed in "Secret Garden".
The killer's identity is revealed in "Sisterhood".
Wish Realm Rumplestiltskin's imprisonment in Rumplestiltskin's Cell was first seen in "Wish You Were Here". In the same episode, he eventually escaped the dungeon because of a deal with Regina.
Lucy discovered the ramifications of the Dark Curse, in that Henry will die if it is broken, during "A Taste of the Heights".
Lucy was in the hospital during "The Eighth Witch" and "Secret Garden".
Henry is Lucy's favorite author, a fact which was established in "Hyperion Heights".
The flute music playing in the tavern where Wish Hook meets Captain Ahab is the same tune heard in the tavern that Anton visits in "Tiny", the tavern where Hook and his crew celebrate in "The Jolly Roger", the tavern where young Cora is working in "Bleeding Through", the tavern where Emma meets past Hook in "Snow Drifts", and Robin Hood's tavern in "Heart of Gold" and the Fish & Bird tavern in the New Enchanted Forest in "Breadcrumbs". The same music is playing in the tent camp that Snow White visits in "Heartless".
Hook gave the Jolly Roger to Smee in "Eloise Gardener".
Hook agrees to forfeit the Jolly Roger to Ahab if he loses the game, much like the other Hook agreed to do with Black Beard in "Mother's Little Helper".
Ivy reconciled with her mother in "Secret Garden".
In a brief flashback, Alice and Wish Hook play chess. In "A Pirate's Life", Wish Hook said that he used to play chess with his daughter.
Gothel poisons Hook's heart and banishes him from the tower, which was first mentioned by Hook himself in "A Pirate's Life".
Alice escapes the tower in "The Girl in the Tower", and her counterpart Tilly is exonerated of murder charges in the same episode.
Ivy finds Anastasia and makes amends with her in "Sisterhood".
Lucy stopped Henry and Jacinda from kissing in "A Taste of the Heights".
Roni became awake in "Wake Up Call".
Lucy and Roni continue Operation Hyacinth in "The Girl in the Tower".
The design of Maui's fish hook is based on Disney's Moana.
Ivy brings a box of mochi from Lucky Cat Cafe for Henry.[5] This is a reference to Mochi, a minor character, and the location of the same name from Disney's Big Hero 6.
The woman whose widower received a chocolate box, Luanne Hoffs-Drawler, is named after the Hoffs-Drawlar Funeral Parlor from Lost.
This episode features Captain Hook and Smee from the Peter Pan story, Alice from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Dame Gothel from the "Rapunzel" fairytale, Rumplestiltskin from the "Rumplestiltskin" fairytale, and Captain Ahab from the Moby-Dick story.
Wish Hook and Captain Ahab both make references to the "white whale", a reference to the titular character from Moby-Dick, who bit off Ahab's leg at the knee. Since then, Ahab has been seeking revenge on the whale.
Maui's fish hook from Polynesian mythology appears.
In a brief flashback, Alice and Wish Hook play chess, which is an important theme in the novel Through the Looking-Glass. Similarly, while Rogers is at work, Tilly tries to interest him in a chess game.
Wish Hook is pushed from the tower by Gothel, just like the prince was in the fairytale.
On the box of mochi that Ivy gives Henry,[5] the Japanese kanji characters "大福餅" (pronounced as "daifukumochi") are printed, which references a type of mochi that is round in shape and usually contains a sweet filling such as red bean paste.
A maneki-neko, a cat beckoning with an upright paw, is pictured on the box.[5] This is a common Japanese figurine which is believed to bring good luck to the owner. Fittingly enough, the name of the seller is Lucky Cat Cafe.
The bottles of sand that Wish Hook gave to Alice[6] are sitting on a shelf inside Tilly's boxcar.[7]
Captain Ahab's wooden leg has an illustration of a whale,[8] a reference to the titular character of the Moby Dick novel.
The wooden swords Hook and Alice are playing with[9] are the same props used by David and Henry[10] in the Season Two episode "Lady of the Lake".[11]
Set Notes
The photograph of Hilda Braeburn from the case file at the police station[12] is taken from a promotional photograph of actress Chilton Crane from "A Taste of the Heights".[13] Notice how the white apron Hilda wore in "A Taste of the Heights" has been CGIed away.
The same photograph appears on Henry's bulletin board in "Flower Child".[14]
Ivy is wearing[15] a Sandro Pearl Embellished Peplum Sweater by Sandro.[16] She continues to wear the sweater in "The Girl in the Tower".[17]
Henry is wearing[18] a Jack Spade Solid Henley (no longer available).[19] He continues to wear the shirt in "The Girl in the Tower".[20]
The shirt was also worn by David Nolan in the Season Three episodes "Snow Drifts"[21] and "There's No Place Like Home",[22] the Season Four episodes "A Tale of Two Sisters",[23] "Rocky Road",[24] "Breaking Glass",[25] "Heroes and Villains",[26] "Darkness on the Edge of Town",[27] "Unforgiven"[28] and "Enter the Dragon"[29] and the Season Five episodes "The Brothers Jones"[30] and "Our Decay".[19][31]
Roni is wearing[32] a T-Sily-D Leopard Tee by Diesel[33] (no longer available). She continues to wear the tee in "The Girl in the Tower".[34]
For both exterior and interior scenes, GJ House Flowers & Gifts on 714 Columbia Street in New Westminster doubles as the florist shop that Rogers and Weaver visit.[35] The name of the business was kept for the show.
The tavern scenes were filmed on a television set at The Bridge Studios.[36]
The shootout scene with Wish Hook and Captain Ahab at the Wish Realm Port was filmed on a green-screen set at The Bridge Studios.[37]
French "Le Talisman Magique" "The Magical Talisman"
Italian "La caduta del cavaliere" "Knightfall"
Portuguese "A Maldição do Coração Envenenado" "The Curse of the Poisoned Heart"
7x13 - Knightfall - Promo
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Ivy Kisses Henry – Once Upon A Time
↑ Porter, Rick (March 19, 2018). NCAA Tournament adjusts down: Friday final ratings. TV by the Numbers. "Once Upon a Time (ABC) (...) 2.38"
↑ 2.0 2.1 LISTINGS: ONCE UPON A TIME. The Futon Critic. "Air Date: Friday, March 16, 2018. Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:01 PM EST on ABC. Episode Title: (#713) "Knightfall"."
↑ @AdamHorowitzLA (Adam Horowitz) on Twitter (November 13, 2017). "Here's another #OnceUponATime #titlespoiler -- hope to see ya Friday!" (screenshot)
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↑ 19.0 19.1 ONCE UPON A TIME fashion and finds — Jack Spade Solid Henley as seen on David in episode 3x21 "Snow Drifts" and 3x22 "There's No Place Like Home" on Tumblr (March 19, 2014)
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↑ @DeanMachine16 (GreenMachine) on Twitter (November 29, 2017). "Just a heads up to @WhatsFilming and @yvrshoots we just got these notices at work this week. Dunno if anyone has already sent this one in but it looks like Stage 49 (I think that's Once Upon a Time?) is filming in New West again on Monday on Begbie and Columbia from 7am-10pm.." (screenshot) (filming notice) (note that the other filming locations mentioned in the tweet are for the streets where Roni's and the Hyperion Heights 42nd Precinct Police Station are filmed)
↑ vfxsup (Craig Clarke). January 27, 2019. "#It doesn' surprise me that Smee's birthday is right after Hook's 😂 It was a pleasure to work with you sir, there were some good laughs with you and Colin on set 😂 I wish you all the best on your birthday 😊" (archive copy)
↑ vfxsup (Craig Clarke). March 22, 2018. "#bTS from last weeks episode... Colin about to put this wannabe pirate in his place." (archive copy)
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John Barrett, Liberal Democrat MP for Edinburgh West today called on Ministers to do more to tackle the underlying causes of poverty after new figures revealed the Government is set to miss its own child poverty targets.
The report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Essex University warns that the Government will miss its 2010/11child poverty target by 600,000 unless it dramatically increases spending on tax credits.
"This recession will hurt all families, especially the many that will lose jobs. With unemployment rising Labour's emphasis on getting lone parents back to work looks ill-informed and punitive.
"In the short-term, tackling child poverty means making sure that families on benefits are not forced to live below the poverty line.


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LeadershipMohammed bin Salman
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Is Visiting the U.S. This Week. Here's What to Expect
Natasha Bach
Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, is U.S.-bound this week.
Starting in Washington, D.C., on Monday, Saudi Arabia's crown prince—often referred to by his initials, MBS—is embarking on a two-week, coast-to-coast tour of the U.S. to meet with a variety of leaders from different industries.
Meeting with Trump officials
The crown prince will reportedly begin with a series of meetings on Tuesday with Trump administration officials, with whom he has developed close ties since Trump's first visit to the kingdom in May of last year. According to reports, MBS will then visit centers of entertainment, finance, oil, and technology, stopping in cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. MBS is scheduled to meet with heads of Apple, Google, and "top movie executives," Bloomberg reports, to more firmly establish Saudi ties with these heads of industry.
Saudi Vision 2030 reforms
MBS's visit is being called a "charm offensive," with the dual purpose of more firmly establishing his hold on power as a purported reformer, while brushing over controversies at home.
Saudi Deputy Crown Prince and Defense Minister Mohammed bin Salman met with Trump last year.NICHOLAS KAMM AFP/Getty Images
The crown prince, who assumed power in June last year after ousting his cousin who held the title, is the architect of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to diversify the kingdom's economy, decrease its reliance on oil, and develop public service sectors. But so far, things have not all gone as planned, with unemployment on the rise.
In November, MBS arrested hundreds of business elite, members of the royal family and government ministers under the pretense of a corruption purge. The New York Times later reported that close to a dozen of those detained were hospitalized for physical abuse and one died in custody. While some saw the crackdown as a reflection of MBS's commitment to reform, it scared off others, deterring foreign investment in the country, which is central to the success of Vision 2030.
Saudi Aramco IPO
Perhaps most importantly, foreign investment will be critical for the planned IPO of part of Saudi Aramco, the national oil company. But last week, the date of the IPO was pushed back until at least 2019 after the company struggled to get the valuation it sought.
The crown prince has strived to construct a reformist image through a slew of significant social changes, including giving women the right to drive and the creation of cinemas for the first time in more than 30 years. His U.S. visit is seen as an overture to the U.S.; to convince American elite to embrace MBS's reign and invest in the kingdom's on-going initiatives.