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Anscombe's Intention: A Guide
John Schwenkler
This book provides a careful, critical, and appropriately contextualized presentation of the main lines of argument in G.E.M. Anscombe's seminal book, Intention, at a level appropriate to the advanced undergraduate but also capable of benefiting specialists in action theory, ethics, and the history of analytic philosophy. It begins by situating Anscombe's project in relation to the controversy she initiated over the decision by the University of Oxford to award an honorary degree to Harry Truman, and the connection she saw between her Oxford colleagues' willingness to excuse Truman's murderous ... More
This book provides a careful, critical, and appropriately contextualized presentation of the main lines of argument in G.E.M. Anscombe's seminal book, Intention, at a level appropriate to the advanced undergraduate but also capable of benefiting specialists in action theory, ethics, and the history of analytic philosophy. It begins by situating Anscombe's project in relation to the controversy she initiated over the decision by the University of Oxford to award an honorary degree to Harry Truman, and the connection she saw between her Oxford colleagues' willingness to excuse Truman's murderous actions and the situation of moral philosophy at the time. It also documents many of the ways Anscombe drew on the thought of Aristotle, Aquinas, and Wittgenstein, as well as the points at which her argument engages with the work of then-contemporary authors, especially R.M. Hare and Gilbert Ryle. Against this background, the primary focus of the book is on presenting Anscombe's arguments and assessing the plausibility and philosophical power of the position she develops. Topics that receive especially close attention include: Anscombe's argument that the primary role of the concept of intention is in the description of what happens in the world, and not of an agent's state of mind; her account of action as a teleological unity; the relation between rationalizing explanation and causal explanation; the difference between practical and theoretical reasoning; and the possibility of non-observational self-knowledge of what one intentionally does.
Keywords: G.E.M. Anscombe, action, intention, ethics, Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, Ludwig Wittgenstein, R.M. Hare, Gilbert Ryle, self-knowledge
Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: December 2019 DOI:10.1093/oso/9780190052027.001.0001
John Schwenkler, author
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Florida State University
Introduction: The Project of Intention
Interpretive Précis
Outline of the Text
The Commentary
1 Preliminaries
2 Beginnings of an Account
3 The Unity of Action
4 Knowledge without Observation
5 Practical Reasoning
6 Practical Knowledge
7 Concluding Discussion

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People Profile: Executive Group Chair Eleanor Maclure on the importance of Chapman Taylor's social life
Since first joining Chapman Taylor in 2006, Senior Graphic Designer Eleanor Maclure has complemented her design work with a deep involvement in various aspects of Chapman Taylor's wider activities, particularly in her roles in the London studio's Sustainability and Executive Groups. In this profile, Eleanor talks about her early love for design, her work in our Graphics team and her appreciation of the social opportunities on offer at the company.
Tell us a little about your background.
I was born and raised in Halifax in West Yorkshire, and always had an inkling that I wanted to draw and make things for a living. My mum was a teacher but also had a very creative side, while my dad's background was more science-based. I was always making things and creating a mess, which annoyed my mum no end. I remember being at primary school and wanting to design chocolate bar wrappers for Cadbury's!
When I was 11 or 12, I became very interested in calligraphy and studied for a diploma in it. I studied Graphics all the way through school and was keenly interested in photography too. I did a foundation course in Graphic Design at Leeds College of Art and then a BA at Nottingham Trent University.
How did you come to work at Chapman Taylor?
Towards the end of my final year at Nottingham Trent, I saw an advert for a position at Chapman Taylor posted on the course notice board – I applied and then had an interview (on the same day that I was supposed to hand my coursework in – I had to gain special permission to bring my portfolio to London). I started at Chapman Taylor two weeks after finishing the course!
I was attracted by the idea of working for a firm of architects because architecture is such a creative field. It was quite daunting, though – I had never worked for such a big international company before, nor in Graphic Design.
Tell us about your early experience at the company.
My very first role was assisting with a Stage D report on a scheme we were working on in Portsmouth – the report ended up being about two inches thick and I remember thinking 'What have I got myself into?'! I also had to use PowerPoint for the first time, so there was definitely a degree of 'winging it' involved in my first few weeks!
After a couple of years, I worked on submissions for Lalesi Bay in Albania, and I was sent to Albania myself to ensure that the brochure was delivered to the client in person – the presentation was to be given by the client to the Prime Minister of Albania, and we wanted to ensure that it arrived safely. I flew over with a portfolio which was nearly as big as I am! I got a guided tour of Tirana to say thanks!
I also worked on submissions for both the Shanghai and Jiangnan Global Harbor developments, which were subsequently built and are now very successful – it is gratifying to see projects I worked on at Feasibility stage now thriving as completed developments. More recently, we rebranded Chapman Taylor with an entirely new graphic identity and a new website in 2017 – that was a major challenge but also very rewarding. The new look is now used on all our digital material, our design studio interiors, stationery, brochures, presentations and marketing materials.
You spent some time away from the firm to study further?
Yes, I studied for a master's in graphic design at the London College of Communication from January 2010 to December 2012. I really enjoyed the experience – my major project was all about colour, and it led to my presenting research papers at conferences in Gateshead and Italy – so it was a very positive experience.
I then heard that Chapman Taylor was looking for someone to provide temporary cover in the Graphics department, so I returned on a freelance basis off and on throughout 2013 and eventually became a permanent staff member when the team expanded.
Chapman Taylor's brand identity was produced inhouse by the Chapman Taylor Graphics Team
What is your role in the Graphics department?
I support Head of Graphics Edyta Sipta in the day-to-day management of the Graphics team as well as leading when Edyta is away. I also pitch in with whichever projects we are working on at any given time.
Our work can be very demanding – many projects have a short turnover time and strict deadlines, so we sometimes need to stay late to meet those deadlines, although we get time off in lieu when that does happen. We work with all of the company's global studios as well as with our Marketing department and various internal groups. No two days are the same, and it can seem like a long time if we work on the same project for longer than a week.
Speaking of internal groups, you are also a member of the in-house Sustainability Group. What does that in entail?
I joined the Sustainability Group in 2007 because I have a keen personal interest in environmental sustainability and I recognise the importance of responsible design. It was also an opportunity to get involved with other aspects of the studio beyond my day-to-day work and meet new people within the company.
Our role is to support our UK studios in their ongoing commitment to sustainable design, and we were instrumental in Chapman Taylor achieving ISO 14001 accreditation (which demonstrated that we had a suitable environmentally responsible design management system, in turn allowing the company to bid for projects with higher requirements).
We also gather knowledge and share it with our studios around the world so that everyone is up-to-date with best practice and the latest thinking. In this way, we encourage the highest standards of sustainability within our project designs.
Environmental Design Guide, designed by Eleanor
Do you feel that the Sustainability Group has made a difference?
It has, both on a smaller scale and a larger scale. Small, yet significant, changes include getting rid of disposable plastic cups in the London studio, using more environmentally friendly cleaning products and massively cutting down the amount of paper we use. We're continuously trying to improve, so we are looking at ways of reducing single-use plastic in our London studio.
On a larger scale, we have influenced how we target sustainability on projects, which obviously has an impact on the carbon footprint of those schemes. We are currently looking to make our Environmental Management System more user-friendly to make the process of incorporating sustainability principles easier for our designers.
The Executive Group organises regular fun and charity runs and yoga sessions
You are also Chair of our Executive Group. What does that involve?
The Executive Group is one of the core internal groups within the studios – organising and managing key studio activities and themes such as social events, professional development, wellbeing, inter-studio activities, charity events, competitions which foster creativity and making connections with the wider industry. The Executive Group is now composed of four focused sub-groups – CT Connect, CT Social, CT Learning and CT Studio – all of which work collaboratively towards the same end, which is to better connect our staff at all levels of the company.
We operate across all the Chapman Taylor UK studios, with London, Bristol and Manchester each running its own Executive Group, working with the others as part of a network. We are also rolling out the format internationally to major global studios.
I joined in autumn 2017 and have been chair since autumn 2018, in which position I lead monthly meetings and oversee and coordinate our activities, liaising with the Main Board and helping to manage many events directly. I am helping to organise our three UK studios' participation in the JLL Property Triathlon, for example (and will be running the 5k leg myself). I was also involved in organising last year's Open City Let's Build London event with (Senior Architect) Priscille Rodriguez, which we are running again this year, and helped organise our studio's all-important and very successful Christmas party!
We have been central to our studio's events to mark the company's 60th anniversary, including the anniversary architectural walk which took place on 30 May 2019 and the celebratory drinks afterwards. Charity activities I have worked on include our Wrap Up London! coat collection and our Beauty Banks toiletries collection for people sleeping rough.
Three Peaks Challenge and Inter-office softball games are other activities carried out by the Exec Group
What aspect of the Executive Group's activities do you get most satisfaction from?
I enjoy being able to introduce or promote initiatives which make a difference to the younger team members in the studio, involving them and taking suggestions on which events and activities we run. I also like the way in which we promote creativity and links between the various studios, particularly here in the UK – for example, I am currently helping to write the design brief for this year's inter-studio design competition, which is exciting. It's nice to be involved in organising events and activities which people enjoy!
Cancer Research Run 2019 and Open City Let's Build London event
How important is the social side of life at Chapman Taylor?
It's great for morale within the studio, and people look forward to our events – our monthly Payday Pizza event, for example, has been a popular success. The events we organise, whether social, learning or creative, help people to mix within and between studios and teams – allowing people to get to know others with whom they do not work directly.
One of the things which is often remarked upon about Chapman Taylor is that, even when people leave for other places or jobs, they stay in touch with us – such is the bond that people can form here because of our strong social life. They often say that the friendships formed here persist in a way which doesn't often happen elsewhere. That is a very gratifying motive for what we do.
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Topics › Transportation › Mass Transit, Rail
Policy Study
Myths of Light Rail Transit
James V. DeLong
Local officials in many urban areas have become smitten with the hope that "light rail" will provide the solution to urban transportation problems. This dream is based on myths, and will be rudely shattered when the realities reassert themselves. The most important of these myths are:
The Speed Myth:
Rail transit is rapid transit. The Reality:
When the time needed for station access, transfer,
waiting, and delay is taken into account, rail travel
times are longer than the time required for the same
trip by bus.
The Capacity Myth:
Rail is high-capacity transit. The Reality:
Bus corridors, which consist of several parallel lines operating on urban streets, have vastly more capacity than any single rail line. Even a single-line dedicated bus right-of-way has greater carrying capacity than a light rail line. Only the most heavily used heavy rail trunk lines have greater capacity than busways, and these have significantly higher costs.
The Decongestion Myth:
Rail will decongest roads by converting automobile drivers into mass transit riders. The Reality:
Rail is not a decongestant. Support for rail voiced by drivers is based on a hope that others will use rail transit and open up the road, and in fact rail riders are taken out of buses, not cars.
The Cost-Effectiveness Myth:
Rail transit is cost-effective. The Reality:
Rail is economically inferior to conventional bus service.
The Urban Form Myth:
Rail promotes superior urban form. The Reality:
The urban planners' idea of "superior form" – high densities of both residences and places of employment – is counter to the values of the populace. In any event, rail cannot overcome the forces pushing for decentralization.
The Low-Income Myth:
Rail transit benefits low-income people. The Reality:
The switch to rail imposes heavy costs on low income people.
The Jobs Myth:
Rail construction provides jobs. The Reality:
Bus systems provide more jobs per public dollar expended, and more local employment.
The "Free Money" Myth:
Capital investment in rail will be paid for with non-local funds that cannot be used for other purposes. The Reality:
While funds requested for rail must often be spent on rail, localities may seek funds for a variety of purposes and have considerable discretion over how local transportation funds are spent.
Good transit policies are within the grasp of every urban area, but they will not be found until decisionmakers divest themselves of these myths and build their programs on solid reality.
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What Monster Trucks Can Teach Us About Designing Green Buildings
By Brad Pease
I am willing to admit it: I am a monster truck racing fan.
Now that probably seems strange coming from a green building consultant, especially when you consider that those trucks can burn up to a gallon of gas a second. The only green thing about them is probably the color of some of the trucks. But their cool paint schemes is not the reason why I became a fan a short time ago.
Complexity is Not Always Better
Most sports I grew up watching are complex. Football has 22 players, one ball and a dense book of rules. When the ball is snapped, chaos ensues. You need to know a lot just to determine who is winning. The game is so intricate you can't always know what to look for so that you don't miss anything. The same is true for baseball, hockey, and basketball. You have to pay attention and be a semi-expert to follow the action.
I took my 2-year-old son to a soccer game and he was more interested in the fans than the action. We were out of there within 10 minutes of sitting down. There was too much else to see in the stadium and the ball was just a blip in his field of vision. However, at a recent monster truck rally, his attention was glued for over two hours. Why?
During a rally, there is only one very large, very loud machine trying to go as high as possible. Everyone in the stands intuitively knows what to watch; you can't miss it. After 90 seconds, a run is over and everyone is an instant judge. It's obvious which trucks go higher, faster, and were louder than the others. Drivers who crash and burn receive more applause for their attempt than those who are timid but complete their run.
Simplicity in Sustainable Design
Now, think of the last sustainable design project you worked on. Was your green concept as simple as a monster truck rally or as complex as a football game? Did your stakeholders want data to prove its value or did they simply applaud the work? Did you play it safe and dilute your potential or go big and demand attention?
Go on the web and it's easy find the biggest green roof in the world, the greenest building in Las Vegas or the greenest sky-rise in the world. You don't have to get much beyond the way they look to trust the claim. We can all be instant judges because the design is intuitive, simple, and clear.
What each of the projects above did really well was to showcase two or three highly visible sustainable features to communicate the driving values of the project to occupants and magnify their impact.
Visitors to the Desert Living Center gain a new understanding of the daily impact of a green building when they get to experience rammed earth walls, cool towers, and diffuse daylight, seamlessly integrated with each other.
At the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center at the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument, the sustainable design strategy helps visitors connect with the history of the Word War II conflict through a singular focus of mapping environmental needs (HVAC, lighting, etc.) to the experience of the story being told by the exhibits.
While these projects achieved Platinum and Gold ratings (respectively), their designs do not attempt to magnify each LEED credit. Doing so would have muddled the message and confused the experience of the user. Instead, the designs emphasize a few key features so occupants immediately understand the sustainability story.
Focus on the User Experience
Our lives are too busy and too distracted to catch the small nuances. If we want to make change, sometimes we have to be willing to be loud, go big, and demand the spotlight.
I once had an architecture professor tell me that I could not stop everyone at the door to explain what the concept of the building was. They had to understand it all on their own and you cannot rely on signage to explain it.
Extend that logic to any green building or sustainability program that you want to initiate, and you'll be on the right track.
And, by the way, BIGFOOT has gone green… now what's not to love?
Brad Pease AIA, LEED® AP BD is the leader of Paladino's Signature Buildings Practice that guides owners to embed core organizational values around sustainability into their significant single building projects.
Category: Green Buildings | LEED | Sustainability
Tags: Green Buildings | LEED | Sustainable design
Daniel | April 12, 2013 at 4:14am
Well said! I was just at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve for lunch and to walk the gardens with the Bronx Resident and restorative development advocate Stephen Ritz last weekend. The buildings inform the gardens and the gardens inform what the building's concepts are about. The gardens and native species landscape are thriving in the setting and provide an amazing 180 nature preserve in the middle of the city counterpoint that grounds sustainability and green building in the Las Vegas Valley
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Q: sbt.ResolveException on compilation in IDEA Everything works fine when I run "play clean compile" directly from comsole.
But if I'm clicking "Make Project" from IDEA I get:
Play 2 compiler
:  (*:update) sbt.ResolveException: download failed: org.slf4j#slf4j-api;1.6.6!slf4j-api.jar
 Total time: 6 s, completed 23-Apr-2013 17:59:14

Any ideas what could be wrong?

A: I had the same problem this week. Solved removing the ~/.ivy2 directory.
Update:
try the following,
Remove this files:

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*/path/to/your/play/home/repository/cache/org.slf4j

*/path/to/your/play/home/repository/local/org.slf4j

*/path/to/your/play/home/repository/.sbt.ivy.lock

A: For me this started when I updated my application to use Play 2.1.3 instead of 2.1.0 in plugins.sbt ... but forgot to actually download the 2.1.3 release and add it to my path.

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11th coronavirus death reported in Calhoun County; state tops 3,400 deaths
Another person has died in Calhoun County due to COVID-19.
This is the 11th COVID-19-related death in Calhoun County since the coronavirus outbreak began.
As of Monday afternoon, the Calhoun County Public Health Department reported 204 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19, an increase of one since Sunday.
Of those cases, 52 people have been hospitalized. As of Friday, 16 Calhoun County residents were still in hospital beds because of the coronavirus.
The Calhoun County Public Health Department is also reporting the number of people who have been released from isolation and quarantine orders.
So far, 79 people who were confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been released from isolation orders and 46 people who were under observation because of close contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case have been released from quarantine.
The Calhoun County Public Health Department continues to update ZIP code data, which shows which areas of the county have the highest number of COVID-19 cases.
Although there are some ZIP codes that do not have a confirmed case of COVID-19, most locations in the county now have at least one.
The highest concentration of the virus is around Battle Creek and the northwest portion of the county. ZIP code 49015 has been the hardest hit, with the health department reporting more than 60 confirmed cases in that area. ZIP code 49037 also has a high number of cases, with the health department reporting between 46 and 60 confirmed cases, and ZIP code 49017 has between 16 and 30 cases. The Albion area has also seen an increase in cases, with the health department reporting between 16 to 30 cases in ZIP code 49224.
Even if an area does not have any confirmed cases of COVID-19, health officials urge people to be cautious and follow all necessary health precautions. The data, which is helpful for understanding how the virus is spreading through the community, reflects where a patient lives but does not take into account where that person may have traveled before they were symptomatic.
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Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, coughing and shortness of breath. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also recently added chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat and a loss of taste or smell to the list of COVID-19 symptoms.
Calhoun County continues to provide updates on COVID-19 in the community on its website. The state is also providing daily updates online at michigan.gov/coronavirus.
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The arrangement comes after months of negotiations with unions.
More than 28,000 South African police officers who are overdue for promotions will move one step up the ladder between now and March 31 next year, Police Minister Bheki Cele announced on Thursday.
Briefing journalists on Thursday, Cele and national police commissioner Khehla Sitole said in addition to the overdue promotions, another 3,000 officers – mostly in the police's specialised units – would have their posts regraded.
Cele said the SA police service would not be getting new money from the fiscus for the promotions, but would have to find the money in the current budget by delaying and scaling down on other programmes.


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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian security forces killed six suspected militants in a raid on a house on the outskirts of Cairo, an interior ministry statement said on Monday.
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A specialist in All Laser LASIK, cataract and glaucoma surgery, Dr. William J. Lahners uses today's advanced surgical and laser technology to help people enjoy life free from glasses or contact lenses. Dr. Lahners earned his bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from the University of Texas, and his medical degree from Louisiana State University, graduating with honors. During his medical education, he was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society, was one of only six students to complete the four-year honors research program, and was awarded the Luis Perez Award for excellence by the Department of Ophthalmology. He continued his education with a combined internship in Medicine and Surgery at the Mayo Clinic, a residency in ophthalmology at Emory University, and a prestigious fellowship at the Phillips Eye Institute in Minneapolis.
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Intelligent Sustainable Enterprises top the agenda at gathering of prominent European, Middle Eastern and African Business Leaders
Press Release by SAP MENA News June 22, 2022
Inaugural SAP Signavio Business Process Transformation Forum, held in Monaco, highlighted the importance of business process management amid current and future global challenges
City, Country, June 22, 2022 – Methods and resources to harness disruption and innovate business processes in a sustainable way were major talking points as thought leaders and business visionaries from 15 countries across Europe, the Middle East and Africa gathered in Monaco for the SAP Signavio Business Process Transformation Forum held this month.
The inaugural forum organized by SAP Signavio included presentations on data-driven sustainability approaches to balance profit and planet; technological solutions to drive sustainability and growth; and business process excellence as a driver for success in an ever-changing world.
Emmanuel Raptopoulos, President of SAP's Southern Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA South) region, said, "We were delighted to welcome representatives from a vast range of industries and from such a diverse range of countries to the forum. EMEA South is a significant market for SAP and is at the forefront of innovation for business and cloud transformation."
Explaining the purpose of the forum, Raptopoulos said, "This was an opportunity for our guests to network with some of the leading minds in business today. We discussed the accelerated pace of transformation, which touches virtually every sector, and how process insights can lead to higher automation, less error-prone and tighter processes, while removing "process waste". This was a message of great resonance with our customers because they experienced a practical, hands-on approach. As customers of all sizes and industries seek to create a path from resilience to agility, this forum felt like a great platform to discuss agility in the context of the current business environment, while unfolding SAP's and specifically SAP's Signavio capabilities to address those challenges."
(From left): Emmanuel Raptopoulos, President of SAP EMEA South, Hoda Mansour, EMEA South Head for SAP Signavio and Dr. Gero Decker, Co-General Manager, SAP Signavio, at the SAP Signavio Business Process Transformation Forum.
Signavio was acquired by SAP in 2021 to complement its holistic process transformation solutions, creating an end-to-end business process transformation suite that helps companies to quickly understand, improve, transform and manage their business processes at scale.
SAP Signavio Co-General Manager, Dr. Gero Decker, one of Signavio's founders in 2009, said, "During the forum, we discussed importance of finding a sustainable solution to manage the rapid pace and complexity of change required to stay successful. We believe the solution is in a business transformation where workflows, processes and decisions are driven by technology and data. This is the power of SAP Signavio; it enables companies to discover, understand, benchmark, improve, and transform all business processes, rapidly and at scale, so that they can orient themselves amid change. In short, rapid and comprehensive insights and adaptable business processes enable rapid responses and sustainable success in the market."
The SAP representatives explained that SAP Signavio is an all-in-one, powerful, integrated and cloud-based platform that helps businesses to quickly realign their organizations and bring changes to life at an accelerated rate. The SAP Signavio Business Process Transformation Suite includes solutions for process insights, intelligence, management and governance, as well as a process collaboration hub to enable input from across the entire organization. Importantly, it also includes a journey modeler to operationalize customer, employee, and supplier experiences and improve them in the context of processes.
Summing up her experience as a panel moderator, speaker and co-organizer of the forum, Hoda Mansour, EMEA South Head for SAP Signavio, said, "The discussions and talking points we have heard over the past two days demonstrate that we are all facing the same challenges, regardless of country or industry. If we look at the unprecedented combination of events over the past two-and-a-half years, it is clear that the companies that managed to be resilient, remain competitive or thrive were those that could act in an agile manner and whose business processes were flexible, scalable and sustainable. SAP Signavio solutions enable companies to achieve sustainable excellence by continuously analysing, streamlining and improving all business processes to ensure agility, enhance relations with all stakeholders including employees and customers, and remain compliant with industry regulations and standards."
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When you work in an office, you are almost guaranteed to work with paper documents. If you have employees who have to retrieve information for a client, they might have to search past documents, and this time adds up fast. According to a recent study, attorneys, accountants and doctors spend 35 percent of their time dealing with documents. About half that time is spent simply searching for the documents. Want to improve your company's productivity? If you get a document management system, you will have instant access to a database of information. The document management system lets you automate the process and do more with less. In addition, this empowers your staff to work faster.
What's the benefit of this? Your staff can access the needed information quickly, and customers will not have to wait for a long duration of time. When you can find the documents quickly, it makes it much easier to print them. Also, it will reduce frustration because employees who spend a lot of their time searching for information will not be as happy at their job. This reduces the turnover rate, and lets new employees catch on quickly.


The film company said on Tuesday that it would file a copyright infringement suit against the White House.
LOS ANGELES — President Donald Trump's latest 2020 campaign video was removed from Twitter Tuesday night after Warner Brothers Pictures requested it be taken down due to the use of music from "The Dark Knight Rises'" score.
"The use of Warner Bros.' score from 'The Dark Knight Rises' in the campaign video was unauthorized," a Warner Brothers spokesperson said in a statement.
A message where the video used to appear reads: "This media has been disabled in response to a report by the copyright owner."
The two-minute video not only utilized Hans Zimmer's "Why Do We Fall?" from the 2012 threequel, but also shared the font used for the film's title cards.
"First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they call you a racist. Donald J. Trump. Your vote. Proved them all wrong. Trump: The Great Victory. 2020," declared the video, using the "Dark Knight Rises" font.
The video also attempted to compare Trump's rise to power with the apparent poor performances of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, as well as Hollywood personalities who have been critical of the president like Amy Schumer and Rosie O'Donnell.


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Thales HSMs to secure SSH.COM's industry-leading Universal SSH Key Manager®
Jussi Mononen
Universal SSH Key Manager partners SSH Key management audit
SSH.COM and Thales eSecurity today announced a partnership to enable the use of Thales hardware security modules (HSMs) to secure SSH.COM's industry-leading Universal SSH Key Manager® (UKM) solution. UKM users can now use Thales HSMs to further secure the powerful SSH master keys used by UKM, creating an additional layer of security and further reducing their attack surface.
UKM offers the best TCO (total cost of ownership) and best ROI in the industry and is deployed by numerous Fortune 100 companies, including financial institutions, retail companies, and energy companies, as well as many government agencies. It is unique in the marketplace as the only full-lifecycle, minimally invasive, comprehensive solution that automatically discovers, deploys, rotates, removes, and monitors SSH keys.
Unmanaged SSH keys cause audit and compliance failure
Large enterprises may have millions of SSH key pairs authorizing human and automated access across their development, testing, and production environments. There is typically no auditability of who can access what or proper termination of key-based access when authorized users leave the organization.
Auditors, compliance experts and security specialists are recognizing the fact that authentication keys need the same level of protection, control and auditing as passwords and encryption keys.
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Thales nShield HSMs provide a hardened, tamper-resistant platform for performing functions such as encryption, digital signing, and key generation and protection. Thales nShield HSMs support an extensive range of applications, including certificate authorities, code signing or any other application that uses digital keys, either on-premise, or in virtual or cloud environments.
"SSH keys are one of the most important tools to provide automated access to critical digital assets, including machine-to-machine access. Integrating UKM with nShield HSMs provides a truly secure end-to-end SSH key management solution for demanding customers world-wide. The multiple form factors of the nShield product family provide our customers additional deployment options and the utmost in flexibility and security,"
Markku Rossi, CTO at SSH.COM
See Thales and SSH.COM in action at Gartner IAM in Las Vegas
SSH.COM will demonstrate UKM and the additional security features provided by Thales nShield HSM's at Booth #224 of the Gartner Identity and Access Management Summit in Las Vegas, December 3 to 6, 2018.
To schedule a demo or meeting, see our events page for more details.
About SSH.COM
SSH.COM helps organizations access, secure and control their digital core – their critical data, applications and services. We have over 3,000 customers around the world, including 40 percent of Fortune 500 companies, many of the world's largest financial institutions, and major organizations in all verticals. We are committed to helping our customers thrive in the cloud era with solutions that offer secure access with zero inertia, zero friction and zero credentials risk. SSH.COM sells online; through offices in North America, Europe and Asia; and through a global network of certified partners. The company's shares (SSH1V) are quoted on the NASDAQ Helsinki. For more information, visit www.ssh.com.
Simo Karkkulainen, CMO
Email: simo.karkkulainen@ssh.com
AuthorJussi Mononen
Jussi is responsible for SSH's strategic and corporate development and investor relations. He is a 30-year IT industry veteran who is old enough to have coded in Fortran and Ada before switching to the business side of things.


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import InnerContent from '../../components/Layout/InnerContent';

class HomePage extends React.Component {
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Distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis, South Arts' Express Grants support rural organizations and communities with expedited grants of up to $2,000.
To be eligible for funding, applicants must program arts experiences featuring an out-of-state Southern artist. Express Grants can be used to support fees for presenting Southern guest film directors, visual and performing artists, or writers from outside of the presenter's state. Touring support is awarded for film (documentary, fiction and animation), performing arts (theater, music, opera, musical theater and dance), literary arts (fiction, creative nonfiction and poetry), and visual arts (crafts, drawing, experimental, painting, photography, sculpture and mixed media). Projects must include both a public presentation (film screening, performance, reading or exhibition) and an educational component.
For more details, visit: https://www.southarts.org/community-organization-grants/express-grants
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Applications must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the project start date.
Applicants will be notified by email within four weeks of submission.
Projects must take place between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021.
The following is a top-level list of the main eligibility requirements necessary to be considered for an Express Grant. Please refer to the full list of eligibility requirements in the program's Guidelines.
Be a tax-exempt nonprofit or an official unit of local, county, or state government based within South Arts' nine-state service area
Be in a rural community (for the purposes of this program, we define rural as a community with population of 50,000 or below)
Engage an artist who resides within South Arts' nine-state service area, excluding the applicant's state
Provide a dollar-for-dollar cash match
For full guidelines, application criteria and participation details, visit: https://www.southarts.org/community-organization-grants/express-grants
This opportunity has been submitted by NIkki Estes. The listing of the opportunity does not imply endorsement by the Division of Cultural Affairs or the Department of State. Contact South Arts with questions or for more information.


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12 Flea & Street Markets For A Great Bargain In Hong Kong
By Kopal Manglik 2021-10-12 Updated: 2021-10-18 No Comments11 Mins Read
The hustle and bustle of Hong Kong makes it one of the most exciting places in the world – you are never sure what you will find. This is particularly true in the markets. Antiques, flowers, clothes, branded sneakers, hidden gems for the home, traditional foodstuffs, and more. With everything under the sun available, and never knowing if you're getting a good price, it can be hard to navigate the flea markets.
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Ladies' Market — Clothes & Accessories
Temple Street Night Market — A Bit of Everything
Flower Market — Flowers
Jade Hawker Bazaar & Jade Street — Jade
Stanley Market — Souvenirs
Li Yuen Street East and West — Fashion
Cat Street — Antiques
Apliu Street Market — Electronics
Tai Yuen Street Toy Market — Toys & Party Goods
Fa Yuen Street — Sneakers
Dried Seafood Market — Dried Seafood
Goldfish Market — Fish
First thing to remember is to always bargain. Even if it's a little, you never know what you can save. So here's your guide to the best flea markets in Hong Kong!
Ladies Market buzzes with activity almost any day of the week (© Bernard Spragg via Flickr)
Don't be fooled by the name, as there's something for everyone in the more than 100 stalls of Ladies' Market. If you are looking for fashion, this is your go-to spot. While they are infamous for their branded knock-offs (you can find fake Gucci, LV and Adidas shirts, shoes and bags), you can also find well-priced kid's clothes, menswear, women's clothes including lingerie, and a ton of accessories such as jewellery and bags. As it gets darker, lights turn on and create a vibrant night market scene. This is a known tourist spot, so if you are conspicuously not a local, charges might be hiked up. It's the perfect chance to practice your haggling skills, as it's definitely expected and welcome. We recommend asking 40-50% off the original price as a starting point.
Opening times: 12.30pm to approx. 11pm. Open every day of the year except the first day of the Chinese New Year.
Address: Tung Choi Street, located in the middle of Mong Kok (short walk from MTR Exit D)
Temple Street is a striking scene amongst dense residential buildings (© Alex Ho via Flickr)
Temple Street Market is Hong Kong's very own night market. Not only can you find everything you've ever wanted, you also get scrumptious food, live Cantonese opera, portrait painters and even fortune-telling stalls. In terms of shopping, keep a look out for some great souvenirs, whether it's the I heart HK t-shirt, or cute signs of local streets and areas. There is a ton of menswear, although ladies will also definitely find something. There are also a ton of ethnic items, such as Chinese arts and crafts, traditional dresses and jade jewellery. Again, don't be afraid to bargain!
Opening times: 4pm to midnight. It is most lively after dark. Open every day.
Address: Temple Street between Jordan Road and Kansu Street (midway between Jordan and Yau Ma Tei MTR stations)
Bouquets and buds at Mong Kok's flower market (© Pietro Ferreira via Flickr)
Whether you are a local or a tourist, the flower market is a must visit. With fresh, colourful and just beautiful plants and flowers coming in every morning at 7am, it is truly a sight to see. You can also find all your planting needs from seeds to fertilizers to every size and shape of vase imaginable. A haven for people with a green thumb!
During Christmas and Lunar New Year, the blooms and potted plants are accentuated in gold and red decorations, and you can even pick up a well-priced poinsettia or Christmas tree. The shopkeepers are knowledgeable, so feel free to ask which plant is best for indoor air purification or how to care for that new bonsai tree you're taking home. And if you need a break, right in the middle of the market is Café Hay Fever, the well-known flower café, serving great coffee and cakes.
Opening times: 7am to 7:30pm daily, although officially most shops open at 9:30am. Open every day of the year except the first day of the Chinese New Year.
Address: Flower Market Road, Prince Edward
Browse mountains of jade in Yau Ma Tei (© Lai Ho Bao Ming)
Jade is one of the most popular gemstones in Hong Kong, with a whole market dedicated to it! This green stone that comes in many hues and tones is considered lucky and is associated with nobility, perfection, constancy, and immortality. The jade you'll find in this market is not always of the highest quality, as premium jade easily costs tens of thousands of dollars. But if you're looking for a souvenir for a friend or a personal keepsake, you'll be happy you stopped by because the selection is vast. Not limited to just jewellery, you can also find jade figurines like belly-baring Buddhas and Chinese luck charms.
Opening times: 10am to 5pm, closed Sundays
Address: Jade Street: Junction of Kansu Steet and Battery Street in Yau Ma Tei
Yau Ma Tei Jade Hawker Bazaar: 261 Shanghai St, Yau Ma Tei
Treasures and trinkets to be found at Stanley Market (© Allan Watt via Flickr)
While not the easiest place to access, requiring a bus ride away from Central or Causeway Bay, Stanley Market is definitely worth a visit. The street market is great for tourists, selling traditional and modern art, antiques, costume jewellery, small furniture, souvenirs, and even toys! There are a couple of linen shops that sell great duvet covers, table mats and tissue box covers, that even locals visit often. The market is mostly covered, making it a great choice for browsing in poor weather. And once you're tired of shopping, you are spoilt for choice with tons of restaurants and bars at the seafront.
Opening times: 11am to 7pm. Open every day of the year except the first day of the Chinese New Year.
Address: Stanley, Hong Kong Island
Li Yuen Street was once lined with printing workshops (© Dltl2010)
Located bang in the middle of Central, these two small lanes house a host of cute and interesting items. You can find home trinkets, jewellery, clothes, masks and also get your shoes fixed, right next to each other! There are also a couple of bulk grocery stores including DS Groceries that offer your basics such as coffees, nuts and chocolates at discounted prices. The lanes sandwiched between towering office buildings also have a rich history. Post-WWII, the East lane was known as Newspaper Street because it housed a number of printing workshops. The central location allowed for easy daily delivery to the rest of Hong Kong.
Opening times: 11am to 7pm. Open every day.
Address: Li Yuen Street East and West, between Des Voux Road and Queens Road, Central
Antique exploration at Cat Street (© Johnlsl via Flickr)
This street in Central was historically a market for stolen items (or "rat" goods). Since cats are always chasing mice, the customers were called cats, hence the name of the market. While the items there may not be genuine antiques, you can find lots of interesting, quirky and affordable souvenirs. Expect historic coins, vintage movie posters, Buddha statues, figurines and replica Ming dynasty ceramic vases. No cats for sale here, incidentally, except for those lucky ones waving their arms. Be sure to bargain, although prices are not likely to fall below 20% of asking.
Opening times: 11am to 6pm, some shops are closed Sundays.
Address: Upper Lascar Row, Sheung Wan
Dig through mounds of secondhand devices on Apliu Street (© Marcelo Druck via Flickr)
Sham Shui Po is an absolute wonder for shopping, and Apliu Street is one of the most popular areas. With rows of shops and stalls selling electronics, although they no longer sell collectable vinyl records, you can find a number of the latest in audio, television, and home device equipment. Expect mobile phone accessories, speakers and audio cables, camera equipment, lighting and much more! A mecca for electronic bargain hunters, you can also find secondhand products such as electrical and mechanical devices including rice cookers, manual typewriters, vacuum cleaners, radios and fans, which are, of course, a lot more affordable.
Address: Apliu Street, Sham Shui Po (exit C1 from Sham Shui Po MTR station)
Colourful toys popping out of a store on a Hong Kong street (© Kelvin Keung via Flickr)
Tai Yuen Street is also known as the delightful Toy Market, which isn't just for kids. Adults who spent their childhood in Hong Kong will get a kick out of the classic toys on display that were once made in stores along the road, and youngsters will drool at the selection of the latest games and gadgets. Inexpensive beach balls, giant stuffed animals resembling your favourite characters, and everything anime and manga-related can be snapped up here. Following the playful theme of the shopping zone, you can also find party goods such as flashy decorations and balloons, not to mention fun baubles for goodie bags.
Opening times: 10:30am to 8pm. Open every day.
Address: Tai Yuen Street until McGregor St on the South, Wan Chai
Sneaker Street is the go-to area for athletic gear (© ThisParticularGreg via Flickr)
Not too far from Ladies' Market is Fa Yuen Street, most popular as a haven for all major sneaker brands. Called "Sneaker Street" in Cantonese (bo hai gai), shoppers can find stores dedicated to all the big names like Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Skechers and Converse and even high end brands such as Supreme and Yeezy. Though prices for shoes and other sports gear may not necessarily be cheap, you'll be sure to find something just based on the amount of choice! Recently the street has also gotten some inexpensive Korean and Japanese fashion so it's a great option for those who are not able to take the busyness of Temple Night Market or Ladies' Market.
Opening times: 10am to 10pm, best time to shop is early afternoon, when everything is open but it's not too crazy! Open every day.
Address: Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok
Dried seafood is a coveted ingredient boasting high quality fat and protein (© MutHwaBC)
Walk through a piece of local history in this area of Sheung Wan that once housed several salted fish stores. Today, you won't see fish drying on rooftops to be sold later. Instead, hustle with the locals who come here for a variety of dried seafood including scallop, abalone and sea cucumbers, the latter prized for its anti-aging effects. Other dehydrated foods, including dried snakeskin, black fungus and maw (dried swim bladders of large fish) are coveted for their overall healthy properties, which are drawn out when cooked in soup. The market, made up of individual shops, is especially animated during Lunar New Year when families stock up for festive dinners, but year-round it's a trip for a taste of Hong Kong's tradition and culture.
Opening times: Opening hours vary by shop. Open every day.
Address: Des Voeux Road West and inner streets, between Queen Street and Centre Street, Sai Ying Pun
Fish of all colours and sizes can be found in Mong Kok ( © Raita Futo)
Tung Choi Street North, better known as the Goldfish Market, is a wonderful sight. Where else will you be confronted with row upon row of fish of all varieties darting around in small plastic bags? It sounds a bit cruel, but they will be quickly snapped up to be a child's pet or to float in home aquariums. Indeed, goldfish are said to bring good luck and many a feng shui devotee has them in their home. There are other fish varieties to admire, such as beautifully hued tropical fish, and even other small creatures such as reptiles and hamsters. Kids will love it.
Opening times: 10am until late, hours vary by store. Open every day.
Address: Tung Choi Street North, Mong Kok
Header image credits: Johnlsl via Flickr
Central Mong Kok North Point Sai Ying Pun Sham Shui Po Sheung Wan Stanley Wan Chai Yau Ma Tei
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Born in New Delhi, brought up in Hong Kong, and having lived in New York, city life is in Kopal's blood. You can find her exploring her beloved city. Whether it's the latest sustainable fashion store, or the cutest new coffee shop, she loves finding the hidden secrets of Hong Kong. In her free time, Kopal is a active advocate for animal welfare and adoption, and she runs a Facebook and Instagram page, @adoptdontshop.hk.
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Angeline Suparto, Our Founder
Angeline Suparto graduated from the University of Hong Kong in 1982 with a Bachelor of Laws (2nd Upper Hons) degree. Angeline was awarded the Simon K.Y. Lee Medal in Law by ranking first in the Class of 1982 and the Baker & McKenzie Book Prize for obtaining a Distinction in Company Law. From 1982 to 1983, Angeline was a part-time demonstrator at the School of Law, University of Hong Kong. She obtained the Postgraduate Certificate in Law from the University of Hong Kong in 1983 and was admitted to the Supreme Court of Hong Kong as a Solicitor in March 1985. Subsequent years saw Angeline's admittance as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales (November 1988), a Barrister & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory (December 1989) and an Advocate and Solicitor of the Singapore Bar (January 1991). The Singapore Academy of Law appointed her as a Commissioner for Oaths in 2001 and a Notary Public in 2006.
Angeline started practising law in 1985 and has extensive experience in advising clients on cross border transactions and in particular, the legal aspects of investments and doing business in Indonesia, legal due diligence exercises, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions and shareholders' dispute resolution.
Angeline is based in Singapore and works closely with the firm's Jakarta associated office. She travels regularly to both Jakarta and Hong Kong on client matters. An Indonesian citizen born in Hong Kong, Angeline is well-versed and fluent in her command of English, Bahasa Indonesia, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Angeline was invited to be one of the 10-member delegation group which was received by H.E. Megawati Soekarnoputri, President of the Republic of Indonesia, after the inaugural ceremony of the Indonesia Investment Year 2003 held at the Presidential Palace, Jakarta on 27 February 2003.
Angeline is a Exco and Council Member of the Singapore Manufacturing Federation ("SMF"), the Chairman of the Public Relations and Corporate Communication Committee of SMF, the Deputy Chairman of the ASEAN Regional Business Group of the SMF, a member of the Steering Committee of Network Indonesia (for 2 terms), and a Founding Member of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Indonesia. She is also a member of the Hong Kong Singapore Business Association, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the French Chamber of Commerce in Singapore and the Franchising and Licensing Association (Singapore).
In April 2017, Angeline won the RISING 50 Women Empowerment Award (Excellence Award) at an event organized by Her Times and supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Singapore to commemorate the golden jubilee of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Indonesia.
Angeline has spoken regularly on topics of Indonesian law in seminars and forums organised by various government agencies, chambers of commerce and business associations in Singapore, Indonesia, China and Hong Kong.
Apart from her legal work, Angeline was also a member of the Law Society's bowling team and has won numerous bowling awards in various tournaments. She is also an accomplished pianist and enjoys reading and music in her spare time.
Angeline Suparto actively participates in talks and seminars on legal matters conducted around Asia and the ASEAN region. These include the following:
Speaker at Realities of Doing Business in Indonesia organized by Federation of Manufacturing Malaysia, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 12 Dec 2017. Topic: "Indonesia Legal Pitfalls", "Indonesia ML Registration", "Indonesia Market Entry" and "Indonesia Investment Incentives".
Speaker at Successful Strategies for Expanding Into and Investing in the United States and Elsewhere around the Globe, organized by Singapore Manufacturing Federation in collaboration with Nixon Peabody LLP, in Singapore on 5 Oct 2017. Topic: "Special Focus on Indonesia"
Speaker at Batam Tech Recruitment Visit, organized by Glints, Economic Development Board Singapore, Quest Ventures and Citramas in Batam, Indonesia on 11 September 2017. Topic: "Setting up IT and Related Businesses in Batam"
Speaker at a business mission to Jakarta, Indonesia, organized by Singapore Water Association on 12 July 2017. Topic: "Legal aspects of doing business in Indonesia"
Speaker at Singapore – Your Partner and Platform to ASEAN, Avoiding Legal Pitfalls in Indonesia, organized by Angeline Suparto Law Corporation and supported by IE Singapore & China Chamber of International Commerce on 16 May 2017. Topic: "Legal Insights into Indonesia"
Speaker at Lure of Indonesia's Largest Cities Greater Jakarta and Surabaya, organised by Building and Construction Authority in Singapore on 4 May 2017. Topic: "Setting up Business in Indonesia 2017-Key Legal Issues to Consider"
Speaker at In-Market iAdvisory Workshop: Food Service Opportunities in Indonesia, organised by International Enterprise Singapore in Jakarta on 3 May 2017. Topic: "Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Food Service Sector in Indonesia"
Speaker at Trade & Investment Mission to Indonesia seminar, organized by Federation of Malaysian Manufacturer (FMM) in Jakarta, Indonesia on 4 April 2017. Topic: "Doing Business in Indonesia the Legal Aspects"
Speaker at Seminar on Indonesia-Singapore Business Partnerships 50 years and Beyond, jointly organized by Indonesia Embassy in Singapore and Singapore Manufacturing Federation in Singapore on 17 Jan 2017. Topic: "Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia"
Speaker at Seminar on Enhancing Investment and Trade Opportunities in Indonesia, organized by Federation of Malaysian Manufacturer (FMM) in Jakarta, Indonesia on 8 Dec 2016. Topic: "Legal Updates on Setting Up and Operating Your Business in Indonesia"
Speaker at Workshop on Indonesian Health & Wellness, organized by International Enterprise Singapore (IE Singapore) in Jakarta, Indonesia on 24 Oct 2016. Topic: "Legal Environment for Health and Wellness Industry in Indonesia"
FLAsia (Franchising & Licensing Asia) 2016 in Singapore on 14 October 2016, organized by BizLink Exhibition Services Pte Ltd (A subsidiary of Singapore Press Holdings Ltd). Topic: "Franchising Law in Indonesia" (Delivered by Andrew Tuah of Dau & Tuah)
Speaker at a business mission to Milan, Italy, organised by the Singapore Business Federation under its AccessAsia@Singapore initiative on 11 July 2016. Topic "Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia".
Speaker at Singapore Business Mission to Surabaya from 25 May 2016 to 28 May 2016. Topic: "The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia".
Seminar organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 18 April 2016. Topic: 'Setting up a Manufacturing Presence in Indonesia – From A Legal Perspective'.
Seminar organised by Fortress Intelligence on 23 March 2016. Topic: 'Insights into Commercial Contracts and Legal Pitfalls to Avoid'.
Seminar organised by SPRING Singapore on 28 September 2015. Topic: 'The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Seminar organised by Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office Singapore on 18 September 2015. Topic: 'The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Speaker for Legal Advice for Indonesia seminar organised by Franchising and Licensing Association (FLA) on 27 August 2015. Topic: 'Legal Guidelines for setting up a company in Indonesia'.
Speaker for Indonesia Business and Investment Forum organised by Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF), the Indonesia Embassy of Singapore and BKPM on 13 August 2015. Topic: 'Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Speaker for East Asia Investment Symposium organised by CCPIT Representative Office on 28 April 2015. Topic: 'The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Seminar organised by International Enterprise (IE) Singapore on 6 March 2015. Topic: 'Investing in Food Services & Food Manufacturing in Indonesia'.
Seminar organised by Hong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) in Hong Kong on 4 February 2015. Topic: 'Ways to Enter into the Indonesian Retail Market – The Legal Consideration'.
Speaker for Commercial, Legal & Tax Aspects seminar in Singapore organised by Clariden Global on 31 July to 1 August 2014. Topic: 'Commercial, Legal and Tax Aspects of Investing in Indonesia'.
Speaker for the 3rd Executive Programme regarding Law and Legal System in Indonesia organised by IE Singapore International Business Fellowship March 10-15, 2014 in Jakarta Indonesia.
Indonesia: Your Next Destination for Business Expansion organised by Singapore Manufacturing Federation on 21 January 2014. Topic: 'The Legal 'A-Z' of Setting Up and Operating your Business in Indonesia'.
Speaker for iAdvisory Indonesia Seminar organised by IE Singapore on 7 Nov 2013. Topic: 'Market Setup, Franchising Regulations and JV Considerations for F&B and Retail in Indonesia'.
Panelist for Panel Dialogue Discussion Session for Global Entrepolis Singapore 2013 organised by Singapore Business Foundation (SBF)-PICO on 30th October 2013. Topic: 'Key Success Factors & Challenges of Doing Business in Indonesia; Ways and Means to Capitalize on Indonesia's Growth Opportunities'.
Speaker for Franchising & Licensing Asia (FLAsia) 2013 International Conference organised by Bizlink Exhibition and Franchising and Licensing Association (Singapore) on 4 October 2013. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Franchising in Indonesia: Risks and Opportunities'.
2013 CEO Breakfast Sharing organised by Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry in Singapore on 20 September 2013. Topic: 'Insights into Doing Business in Indonesia'.
UOB Hong Kong Symposium organised by UOB in Hong Kong on 18 September 2013. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'.
UOB Jakarta Symposium organised by UOB in Jakarta on 22 August 2013. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Investing in Real Estate in Indonesia'.
Seminar organised by the Singapore Manufacturing Federation and BKPM in Singapore on 24 June 2013. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Breakfast Talk organised by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong on 31 May 2013. Topic: 'Getting your Business Ready for Indonesia – the Whys and Hows from the Legal Perspective'.
Conducted a training session for mid-level diplomats posted to Indonesia for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Indonesia, in April 2013.
LifeStyle Expo in Jakarta Seminar organised by Hong Kong Trade Development Council on 15 & 16 March 2013 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Topic: 'The Legal Aspect of Distributing Goods in Indonesia'.
Moderator at 'Indonesia Business Forum 2012: Economic Outlook and Potentials' on 7 November 2012 in Hong Kong organised by Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Beijing and the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Guangzhou and Hong Kong.
Conducted a training session for mid-level diplomats posted to Indonesia for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Indonesia, in October 2012.
Indonesia Market Entry Strategies Seminar organised by Sellnomics on 24 October 2012 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Topic: 'Legal Structures for Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Seminar organised by Trade Expo Indonesia, Ministry of Trade, Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia, Kadin Indonesia, DP Bureau Pte Ltd and Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry on 16 October 2012 in Jakarta. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Seminar on 'Investment Law in Indonesia' on 12 September 2012 in Jakarta.
Seminar on 'Market Outlook & Entry Strategies in Indonesia' at the Wisma FMM on 6 September 2012 in Jakarta, organised by the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers.
Lunch Networking Session on 'Main Legal Issues to take note of when Doing Business in Indonesia' on 4 September 2012 in Singapore, organised by O&L Consultancy Services Pte Ltd.
Seminar on 'The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia' at the Germany-Singapore Business Forum on 7 July 2012 in Jakarta, organised by the Singapore Business Federation and SPRING Singapore.
Briefing on 'Legal Aspects of Market Entry and Partnerships in Indonesia: Risks & Opportunities', in connection with SPRING'S Indonesia Mission April 2012 on 11 April 2012, organised by the SPRING Singapore.
Workshop on Indonesia Market organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council in Hong Kong on 17 January 2012. Topic: 'The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia'. Angeline Suparto Law Corporation was appointed by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council as the Legal Advisor for the Lifestyle Expo in Jakarta from 15‑17 March 2012.
Seminar on Doing Business in Indonesia organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 29 November 2011. Topic: 'Market Entry into Indonesia: Overview of the Corporate Legal Structures and Set-Ups'.
Seminar on 'Indonesia Business Forum 2011 – Economic Outlook, Market and Investment Opportunities' organised by the Indonesian Embassy, Beijing, Indonesian Consulate General in Guangzhou and Hong Kong on 28 September 2011 in Hong Kong: Resource person for legal aspects of investment and trade.
Seminar on Business Opportunities in Indonesia – jointly organised by the Singapore Economic Development Board and the Singapore Welcome Centre For Corporates (SWCC)'s Inaugural Partners Conference and Roundtable Discussion on 21 September 2011. Topic: 'The Legal Perspective and Case Studies'.
Seminar on Doing Business in Indonesia organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council in Hong Kong on 6 July 2011. Topic: 'Understanding the Legal Aspects and Business Culture'.
Seminar on Indonesia Business Know-How organised by the Singapore Business Federation on 16 June 2011. Topic: 'Legal Frameworks for Doing Business in Indonesia: Overview, Key Legal Issues & Case Studies'.
Seminar on 'Indonesia-China Trade, Tourism and Investment Promotion 2011' organised by the Indonesian Embassy, Beijing, Indonesian Consulate General in Guangzhou and Hong Kong on 17 May 2011 in Xiamen, Peoples' Republic of China: Resource person for legal aspects of investment and trade.
Seminar on Doing Business in Indonesia organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 30 November 2010. Topic: 'Doing Business in Indonesia: Legal Issues and Pitfalls'.
Seminar on Indonesia: A Growing Market for Hong Kong organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) on 30 September 2010 in Hong Kong. Topic: 'Legal Framework for Doing Business with Indonesia'.
Talk on 'Doing Business in Indonesia for the Watch & Clock Industry' organised by the Federation of Hong Kong Industries (FHKI) on 29 September 2010 in Hong Kong. Topic: 'The Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Indonesia for the Watch & Clock Industry'.
Indonesia Business 'Know-How' Legal & Tax Seminar: Engaging Indonesia's Mining & Natural Resources organised by the Singapore Business Federation together with Network Indonesia, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board, Angeline Suparto Law Corporation and JEL Tax Advisory on 11 August 2010. Topic: '(1) Legal Framework for Doing Business with Indonesia and (2) Engaging Indonesia's Mining Sector: Key Legal Issues and Case Studies'.
Indonesia Now: Business Opportunities and Success Strategies Seminar organised by Enterprise One Business Information Services on 20 May 2010. Topic: 'Legal Framework for doing Business in Indonesia'.
Indonesia Business Seminar – jointly organised by ASME, Network Indonesia, BKPM together with Angeline Suparto Law Corporation on 11 March 2010. Topic: 'The Legal 'A to Z' of Setting up and Operating your Business in Indonesia'.
South East Asia Event Seminar organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 29 January 2010. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Retailing in Indonesia'.
I-Advisory Seminar Series on Doing Business in Indonesia 2009: A Legal Update on Setting Up and Doing Business in Indonesia organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 25 November 2009.
Indonesian Market 'Know-How' Legal Workshop: Service Sector Focus in Trading, Distribution, Logistics, Retail and F&B jointly organised by the Singapore Business Federation, Network Indonesia and Angeline Suparto Law Corporation on 14 October 2009.
Indonesian Market 'Know-How' Legal Workshop jointly organised by the Singapore Business Federation, Network Indonesia and Angeline Suparto Law Corporation on 9 September 2009. Topic: 'The legal 'A to Z' of Setting up and Operating your Business in Indonesia'.
Guest Panelist for Business Forum on 'Looking Beyond Jakarta: Doing Business in Regional Indonesia' jointly organised by Network Indonesia and Singapore Business Federation on 16 June 2009.
Property Developments and Investments Indonesia Seminar organised by Asia Business Forum (Singapore) Pte Ltd on 22 and 23 September 2008. Topic: 'The Regulatory Framework and Legal Issues in Investing or Managing Real Estate Assets in Indonesia'.
Indonesia Projects Briefing and Investment Facilitation Forum organised by the Singapore Business Federation on 17 September 2008. Topic: 'Regulatory and Legal Framework Governing Trade & Investment in Indonesia'.
Business Seminar on Potential Agri-Trade and Investment Opportunities in Indonesia jointly organised by the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) and the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia on 4 June 2008. Topic: 'Regulatory & Legal Framework Governing Agri-Trade and Investment in Indonesia'.
Indonesia Investment Summit organised by the Consulate General of Republic of Indonesia in Hong Kong, in conjunction with the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce on 29 April 2008. Topic: 'Regulatory & Legal Framework Governing Trade & Investment in Indonesia'.
Business Opportunities and the New Indonesian Investment Law Seminar organised by the Singapore Business Federation on 24 January 2008. Topic: 'Regulatory & Legal Framework Governing Trade & Investment in Indonesia'.
Business and Investment Seminar organised by Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (Malaysia) on 13 November 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Topic: 'The Legal and Regulatory Framework for Investment in Indonesia'.Invest Jakarta 2007'
Seminar organised by the Jakarta Investment Board on 31 July 2007 in Hong Kong; on 30 August 2007 in Singapore; and on 11 September 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Topic: 'The Legal and Regulatory Framework for Investment in Jakarta, Indonesia'.
Business Opportunities in Indonesia Seminar organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 30 May 2007. Topic: 'Insights to Business Culture in Indonesia'.
Indonesia: Market Outlook and Entry Strategies Seminar organised by LexisNexis on 8 May 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; and on 10 May 2007 in Singapore. Topic: 'The Legal and Regulatory Framework for Investment in Indonesia'.
Understanding Indonesia: Opportunities for Healthcare Products Sector Seminar organised by International Enterprise Singapore on 10 April 2007. Topic: 'The Legal Aspects of Distributing Healthcare Products in Indonesia'.
Seminar organised by the Singapore Manufacturers Federation on 5 May 2006. Topic: 'Investing in Indonesia: A Legal Update 2006'.
Business Opportunities in Indonesia Seminar organised by Key Media Pte Ltd on 20 April 2006. Topic: 'The Regulatory Framework for Setting Up and Conducting Business by Foreign Investors in Indonesia'.
Conference on Doing Business in Indonesia organised by Key Media Pte Ltd on 28 June 2005. Topic: 'An Insight to the Legal Framework of Foreign Investment in Indonesia.
Seminar organised by the Singapore Manufacturers Federation on 21 December 2004. Topic: 'Indonesia: The New Challenges: A 2004 Legal Update – Important Legal Issues for the Foreign Investor'.
Indonesian Business Seminar on Getting Back to Business organised by Asia Capital: Events, Information & Alliances on 6 October 2004. Topic: 'A 2004 Legal Update – Important Legal Issues for the Foreign Investors'.
Seminar on Retail Opportunities in Indonesia organised by International Enterprise Singapore and Network Indonesia on 1 October 2004. Topic: 'Entering the Indonesian Retail Market: The Legal Considerations'.
Seminar on Focus Indonesia entitled 'A 2003 Legal Update: Important Legal Issues for the Foreign Investors' on 5 November 2003 organised by Singapore Manufacturers Federation.
Seminar and Networking Session entitled 'Structuring for Increased Profitability: Invest in Indonesia: A 2003 Legal Update – Important Legal Issues for the Foreign Investor' organised by Mossack Foncesa & Co (Singapore) Pte Ltd on 13 and 14 October 2003.
A Seminar entitled 'Indonesia's Automotive Industry: Seizing the Opportunities – Bringing Singapore Companies into Global Automotive Arena' organised by International Enterprise Singapore and Network Indonesia on 3 October 2003. Topic: 'Legal Aspects of Investing and Doing Business in Indonesia'.
Speaker at the official launch of 'Network Investment Indonesia' on 20 May 2003 in Jakarta.
Guest Panelist in Panel Discussion for Seminar on Indonesia. Topic: 'Rebuilding Investor Confidence' on 8 January 2003.
Executive Meeting 2002 on 'Latest Updates: Foreign Investment Policy in Batam' organised by the Batam Investment Development Authority on 26 June 2002 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Seminar on 'Invest in Indonesia: A 2002 Legal Update' organised by the Singapore Confederation of Industries on 13 June 2002.
Executive Meeting 2002 on 'Latest Updates: Foreign Investment Policy in Batam' organised by the Batam Investment Development Authority on 1 March 2002.
Forum on 'Business Matching and Investment Opportunity Campaign in Hong Kong' organised by the Indonesian Consulate General, Hong Kong on 5 November 2001.
Forum entitled 'Indonesia Today: Business Opportunities under the new Government' jointly organised by the Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild and the Indonesian Business Association of Singapore in September 2001. Topic: 'The New Indonesia – Important Legal Issues For the Foreign Investors'.
Business Forum organised by the Confederation of Asia Pacific Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the Indonesian KADIN on 15 May 2001 in Batam.
Indonesia Business Opportunities Conference organised by the Singapore Confederation of Industries on 3 May 2001. Topic: 'Invest in Indonesia – Important Legal Considerations for the Foreign Investor'.
Seminar jointly organised by Messrs Colin Ng & Partners and the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore on 5 May 2000. Topic: 'Indonesia 2000: Critical Legal Issues for Foreign Investors'.
IBRA Business Forum jointly organised by Messrs Colin Ng & Partners and the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce (supported by the Indonesian Embassy) on 28 March 2000. Topic: 'Important Legal Issues to Consider when acquiring Assets From IBRA'.
Seminar organised by the Singapore Confederation of Industries on 26 January 2000. Topic: 'Important Legal Considerations for the Foreign Investor'.
Investment and Trade Seminar Exposition jointly organised by the Batam Industrial Development Authority (BIDA), the Riau Provincial Government, the Municipal Government of Batam and the Batam Tourist Promotion Board on 18 January 2000 in Batam. Topic: 'Invest in Indonesia – The Latest Legal Framework for Investment'.
TDB International Day 2000 organised by the Singapore Trade Development Board on 13 January 2000. Topic: 'The Garuda Takes Off – Indonesia Towards Recovery'.
Seminar entitled 'Re-awakening: Indonesia's New Regime and Emerging Opportunities for Business; Special Focus: Riau Province' organised by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry on 16 December 1999.
IBAS 98th Business Luncheon organised by the Indonesian Business Association of Singapore on 19 November 1999. Topic: 'Invest in Indonesia: How to do it from the Legal Perspective'.
Indonesia Business Opportunities Conference organised by the Singapore Trade Development Board on 24 August 1999. Topic: 'What You need to know about Indonesian Business Laws and Regulations'.
Business Seminar in conjunction with a Sales Presentation organised by the Jakabeka Industrial Estate of Indonesia on 6 November 1997. Topic: 'Foreign Investment in Indonesia – The Current Regulatory Framework'.
TDB International Day 2000 organised by the Singapore Trade Development Board on 13 January 2000. Topic: 'The Garuda Take Off – Indonesia Towards Recovery'.
Business Seminar in conjunction with the official opening of the Singapore Trade Development Board's Jakarta Office on 28 August 1997. Topic: 'A General Legal Overview of Setting Up a Business Presence by Foreign Investors in Indonesia'.
Property Seminar in conjunction with the Singapore Exposition in Hong Kong on 20 and 21 July 1996. Topic: 'Property Investment Opportunity and the Latest Tax Legislation in Singapore'.
IBAS 88th Business Luncheon jointly organised by the Indonesian Business Association of Singapore and the Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry on 28 May 1996. Topic: 'Foreign Investment in Indonesia – The Current Regulatory Framework'.
Seminar jointly organised by the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia, Singapore and Messrs Wendy Wong Koh & Suparto in June 1995. Topic: 'The Current Law and Practice on Foreign Investment, Banking & Loan Transactions in Indonesia'.
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