"This is how you make sense of our world.
You could say that humans understand the world by building a "model" of it in our minds. When we are trying to decide how to act, we can simulate a situation by running it through the model.
He sat and pondered the thought, processing it. It was clear what he had to do now and he was determined. Looking down he noticed his bowl was empty, a chop was needed before anything of substance could be achieved. The next few hours have yet to be documented, scholars agree that no one will fully know what he did in the hours before creation but what they do agree on is he was ready for the gift of life. To create something meaningful in the world. To create a ghetto.
The below is a fictional, mildly close, representation of the conversation. The conversation that changed the world of Utopia. Names will be changed to ensure privacy any likenesses are purely circumstantial.
Ben: if you have to ask without already knowing the answer then you'll never be on my level.
Nick: I don't understand, can you give me an example?
Nick: ok ben, I've learnt a lot from you. Thank you, I'll get to work.
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uh people wanted change and got to vote for someone else here, I still enjoy my camping strategy where I hit everyone that hits my kingdom whenever they have provinces in range. Figure the kingdom won't go into next age most do not appriciate the no war approach and relaxing play although they would have been smashed by every single kingdom that proposed war or waved.
Probably have like half my net gained acres from retals on t10 kingdoms, so got that going for me atleast.
Might have to find another ghetto or create one, this one was random people and thus would have people with lots of diffrent approaches.
I'd figure Nick could be the one to disapear first, did you know Pantira recruited a supposedly blind utopia player Swarts into his abandonned cow province the age we was in the same kingdom and that was an overall improvement?
Hmm, maybe we should make unofficial Ghetto chart! I wanna do what Madchess doing, retal and steal from top10 kingdoms. That sounds like fun.
I read Mansoors recruitment message and it was music to my ears, and he wants to do what Madchess is doing.
In true ghetto fashion I'm regarding this only for the virtual reality potential. It's enough for me that it'd be cool.
@ Madchess: I know you were only trying to protect them.
And I support a ghetto chart and the shadow of Ben.
well I do not proactively hit t10 kingdoms but hit them most of the times they hit someone in my kingdom, be it myself or someone else, it does not matter if I hit the original hitter as long as it goes towards the same kingdom, occasionally I do randoms too, but find most of my growth doing retals.
This is definitely an industry best practice. I'm not sure why so many people are under the impression that the specific province should be retaliated against. You'll typically find a better gain and be able to do more damage elsewhere (their offense is out). Additionally, any badkid who is under the impression that it's a good idea to hit a province with offense under the pretense of generating a gain is probably not the guy you want to be doing business with. Targeting a keystone province will open the channels of communication much more quickly.
I know the first thing I do when I see a retal in the paper is throw a fit in the channel, shaming and berating whichever individual decided to take a negative gain instead of a small but positive one. The second thing I do is copy one of the stock apologetic messages from my notepad and paste it into and in-game message to prompt a CF.
And then the third thing I do is set a miniwave date 3ish hours into the future to capitalize on the CF offer with any of the home provinces we have in range. Most people forget that step though!
which is why I insist they send if they want a cf and I don't really trust them since my main aim by retaliating is to show that gains will not be free and they would need to go into relation giving to outgain us, which is nasty teritory if you do not fancy fg on your banks and meteors on your overpumped attackers, you know the stronger kd can always take advantage of the weaker one but if the weaker does the stronger will min time break and wave almost for certain.
Coss did not understand this in age 74 or was hoping I would bend over so we resorted to 1x them 3-4 days in a row and got even when he gave our 6 man shell relations for a week by waving 3 humans an an elf with a full pumped kd, also cost them millions to fg as I was Dryad/Paladin and they waved into smited provinces after the first few hits. They eventually agreed to do things my way after second wave with paltry gains. I hear he disbanded his kd that age, I went on to get Dryad land crown with a few close misses for the rest of the kingdom to get a race crown.
I suddenly realized I play Utopia by Point Break quotes.
I figure ts all about the people reclaiming what's rightfully theirs. A kind of HaLL esque type thing but with our ghettos. Organise likeminded, former top players in ghettos to create a super ghetto alliance.


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Make-up dates postponed indefinitely
By jenny em, December 1, 2007 in Shows
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LocationNashville, TN
I found this when I got a Yahoo!news alert for Regina this morning...probably good that we all see it!
Russian-born singer-pianist Regina Spektor has further postponed a date with Ryman Auditorium ticketholders because of lingering illness, Ryman officials announced Friday night.
Spektor rescheduled four shows at the end of her North American tour the middle of this month after collapsing on the Ryman stage during a soundcheck. She was rushed to the hospital just before showtime for the nearly sold-out Nov. 14 Nashville date, and diagnosed with vertigo, caused by a severe viral inner ear infection. The Ryman show was rescheduled for this coming week, on Dec. 6.
A Ryman release Friday said, "She returned home to New York to rest, recover, and seek treatment. Unfortunately, according to her doctor, the infection may take many more weeks to clear, and the vertigo episodes will randomly continue to occur throughout her healing process. With great sadness, Regina has no choice but to further postpone her re-scheduled dates in Atlanta (12/5), Nashville (12/6), Norfolk (12/8) and Richmond (12/10) until the New Year."
Tickets for the original Nov. 14 date in Nashville will be valid for the re-rescheduled date, which soon will be announced. People wanting refunds can get them where they originally bought tickets.
Get better Regina!
Bartender 10
From the News page:
Regina Spektor re-scheduled four shows at the tail end of her North American tour after collapsing on stage during soundcheck at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN on November 14th. The immediate diagnosis was vertigo, caused by a severe viral inner ear infection. She returned home to New York to rest, recover, and seek treatment. Unfortunately, according to her doctor, the infection may take many more weeks to clear, and the vertigo episodes will randomly continue to occur throughout her healing process. With great sadness, Regina has no choice but to further postpone her re-scheduled dates in Atlanta (12/5), Nashville (12/6), Norfolk (12/8) and Richmond (12/10).
PerksOfAWallflower 1
Locationthe Nati
i don't think she will postpone indefinatly, she sems like she would keep her word. im glad shes getting some rest and recouperation. get better regina. much love to you.
Oh, I didn't mean indefinitely like she's never going to play. I just meant it like...her booking people haven't worked out the new dates yet because they don't know when she's going to be completely well, you know?
Originally posted by jenny em:
oh. alright.
Sunshine Redneck 0
LocationTAVARES
She'll be fine... I've had vertigo/inner ear and it is a pain but clears up. Everyone at her last dates (Dallas, KC) said she wasn't herself and their observations proved spot on.
Ok, now on to fat boys selfish a*s...
I sent back my Atlanta tickets because there was no way I could make it back for 12/5. This whole "further postponement" calamity will play right back in to my hands as long as I can get tickets !
I had one vacation day remaining for '07 but still couldn't negotiate the 5th.
Damn the bosses, there's fun to be had!
dentistgirl 33
LocationCleveland, OH
Ah crap, I just made my hotel reservation yesterday. Guess I'll be cancelling that. Who knows if I'll be able to make it clear to Virginia during the non descript new year. I can only hope. I'll hold on to my tickets.
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Well, as sad as I am that Regina's not feeling well, if the Richmond show is postponed till Jan. I would be able to make the show!
Does anyone know if that show was sold out?
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Myanmar: Anti Money Laundering 2019
The ICLG to: Anti-Money Laundering Laws and Regulations - Myanmar covers issues including criminal enforcement, regulatory and administrative enforcement and requirements for financial institutions and other designated businesses in 31 jurisdictions
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The Crime of Money Laundering and Criminal Enforcement
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Anti-Money Laundering Requirements for Financial Institutions and Other Designated Businesses
1. The Crime of Money Laundering and Criminal Enforcement
1.1 What is the legal authority to prosecute money laundering at national level?
The legal authority to prosecute money laundering offences under the Anti Money Laundering Law 2014 ("AMLL") rests with the Financial Intelligence Unit ("FIU"), a unit formed by the Central Board of Anti Money Laundering ("Central Board") pursuant to the AMLL to investigate and prosecute offences under the AMLL.
Section 68 of the AMLL prescribes that the prior sanction of the Central Board or organisation authorised by the Central Board shall be obtained to prosecute any offences under the AMLL.
As a matter of practice, the police will also need to be involved in any investigation under the AMLL.
1.2 What must be proven by the government to establish money laundering as a criminal offence? What money laundering predicate offences are included? Is tax evasion a predicate offence for money laundering?
The government must prove that the act committed falls within the meaning of "Money Laundering" and "Money Laundering" under Section 3(n) of the AMLL and it is defined as the commission of any of the following:
a) converting or transferring money or property, knowing or having reason to know that the money and property are obtained by illegal means, for the purpose of conventing or concealing the origin, or whether before or after the commission thereof, for the purpose of assisting a person involved in the commission of offence to evade the legal action under the AMLL;
b) changing the original nature, source, location and characteristics, or concealing or disguising the ownership or rights of money or property, knowing or having reason to know that the money and property are obtained by illegal means;
c) acquiring, possessing or using money or property, knowing or having reason to know at the time of receipt that money and property are obtained by illegal means; or
d) committing, attempting to commit, or conspiring with intention to commit, or by commission or omission, assisting, supporting, providing, managing, advising, being any member, and by any other means involving any offence mentioned in clause (a) to clause (c).
Section 5 of the AMLL defines the money laundering predicate offences as being the following:
a) offences committed by organised crimes;
b) offences relating to sexual exploitation including sexual exploitation of children;
c) offences relating to infringement of the Intellectual Property right;
d) offences relating to environmental crime;
e) offences relating to the evasion of tax and other tax crimes;
f) offences relating to piracy;
g) offences relating to terrorism;
h) offences relating to insider trading to get illicit profits by a person who is the first to know the information by using the said information himself or providing it to another person and market manipulation;
i) committing of any offence punishment with imprisonment for a term of a minimum of one year and above under any existing law of Myanmar;
j) offences prescribed by the Union Government that are applied to this Law by notification from time to time; and
k) offences relating to cooperation, abetting, supporting, providing, managing, advising and being the gang of commission of, committing or attempting to commit or conspiring to commit by action or omission of any offence contained in sub-sections (a) to (j) and by any other means.
Yes, tax evasion is a predicate offence for money laundering.
1.3 Is there extraterritorial jurisdiction for the crime of money laundering? Is money laundering of the proceeds of foreign crimes punishable?
Section 2 of the AMLL provides that the AMLL only applies to offences committed within the territories of the Union of Myanmar, or on board a vessel, an aircraft, and any motor vehicle registered under an existing law of Myanmar, or a Myanmar citizen or any person residing permanently in the Union of Myanmar who commits the said offence beyond the limits of the country.
There is extraterritorial jurisdiction only for Myanmar citizens or any person residing permanently in the Union of Myanmar or for an act committed on board a vessel, an aircraft, and any motor vehicle registered under an existing law of Myanmar.
Money laundering of the proceeds of foreign crimes is punishable only if it falls within the limits of Section 2 of the AMLL.
1.4 Which government authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting money laundering criminal offences?
The relevant government authorities are the FIU, Scrutiny Body, Investigation Body and various law enforcement agencies in Myanmar (as set out below).
Chapter V of the AMLL provides that the FIU is the government authority responsible for investigating and prosecuting money laundering criminal offences.
The FIU shall, after receiving and scrutinising the reports and information under the AMLL, form and assign the Scrutiny Body which function is to scrutinise money laundering, financing of terrorism, money and properties obtained by illegal means and possession of terrorists pursuant to Section 14 of the AMLL. Further, an Investigation Body may also be formed by the Central Board to investigate the findings made in the report issued by the Scrutiny Body.
Further, law enforcement agencies in Myanmar which are responsible for detecting, investigating and scrutinising offences in Myanmar will also be responsible for the examination for compliance and enforcement of anti-money laundering requirements. Such law enforcement agencies include the Myanmar Police force, the Bureau of Special Investigation, Department of Customs and the Department of Immigration and National Registration.
1.5 Is there corporate criminal liability or only liability for natural persons?
Chapter XI of the AMLL on "Offences and Penalties" provides that there is both corporate criminal liability and liability for natural persons.
1.6 What are the maximum penalties applicable to individuals and legal entities convicted of money laundering?
The maximum penalty is imprisonment for a term which may extend to 10 years or in the case of a legal entity, a fine of 500 million Kyats.
1.7 What is the statute of limitations for money laundering crimes?
There is no period of limitation for criminal offences in Myanmar.
1.8 Is enforcement only at national level? Are there parallel state or provincial criminal offences?
Enforcement is only at national level and there are no parallel state or provincial criminal offences for money laundering.
1.9 Are there related forfeiture/confiscation authorities? What property is subject to confiscation? Under what circumstances can there be confiscation against funds or property if there has been no criminal conviction, i.e., non-criminal confiscation or civil forfeiture?
No, there is no specific confiscation authority in Myanmar for an offence under the AMLL. A court order for confiscation of property is required for an offence under the AMLL. Under the AMLL, property subject to confiscation would include criminal proceeds and instruments of crime.
If there is no criminal conviction, confiscation is only possible on an administrative basis by the (i) Customs Department for money, bearer negotiable instruments, or precious stones or metals the value of which equals or exceeds an amount determined by the Central Board in his possession or baggage; or arranges for the transportation via mail or any type of vehicles into or out of Myanmar, which were not declared officially to the Customers Department by the person entering or leaving the territory of Myanmar, and (ii) Internal Revenue Department for property of corresponding value in the form of a pecuniary penalty order in tax evasion cases.
1.10 Have banks or other regulated financial institutions or their directors, officers or employees been convicted of money laundering?
No, we are not currently aware of any banks or other regulated financial institutions or other directors, officers or employees being convicted of money laundering.
1.11 How are criminal actions resolved or settled if not through the judicial process? Are records of the fact and terms of such settlements public?
Criminal actions under the AMLL are resolved through the judicial process. Records of the fact of the judgments rendered by the court are public documents which can be procured from the courts. However, the terms of any settlements made are not publicly available.
2. Anti-Money Laundering Regulatory/ Administrative Requirements and Enforcement
2.1 What are the legal or administrative authorities for imposing anti-money laundering requirements on financial institutions and other businesses? Please provide the details of such anti-money laundering requirements.
The legal or administrative authorities are the Central Board and the Central Bank of Myanmar.
(i) Central Board
Pursuant to Section 7 of the AMLL, the Central Board is the authority in charge of laying down policies of anti-money laundering and terrorism financing in Myanmar. In this regard, the Central Board shall form the FIU which is the government authority responsible for investigating and prosecuting money laundering criminal offences. The FIU shall after receiving and scrutinising the reports and information it receives under the AMLL, form and assign the Scrutiny Body which function is to scrutinise money laundering, financing of terrorism, money and properties obtained by illegal means and possession of terrorists pursuant to Section 14 of the AMLL. Further, an Investigation Body may also be formed by the Central Board to investigate the findings made in the report issued by the Scrutiny Body.
Chapter VIII of the AMLL sets out the anti-money laundering requirements on Reporting Organisations (as defined under the AMLL). Such requirements include the requirement to:
a) carry out risk assessment of money laundering and terrorism financing;
b) carry out intermediary measures on accounts, customers and business relationships;
c) monitoring of complex or unusually large transactions or transactions with a person from a country which does not follow measures to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing;
d) maintain records; and
e) implement internal programmes, policies, procedures and controls to combat money laundering and terrorism financing.
"Reporting Organisations" is defined under the AMLL to mean "banks and financial institutions, non financial enterprises and professions stipulated by this Law to report. In this expression, it also includes organisations which is assigned to report, by notification from time to time by the Central Control Board".
(ii) Central Bank of Myanmar
Specifically, for banks and financial institutions, Directive No. (21/2015) on CDD Measures dated 2 October 2015 ("Directive") issued by the Central Bank of Myanmar also applies.
The Directive sets out additional obligations on banks and financial institutions (which supplement the requirements as set out in Chapter VIII of the AMLL) and such anti-money laundering requirements include the requirement to:
a) implement internal programmes, policies, procedures and controls to combat money laundering and terrorism financing;
b) carry out risk assessment of money laundering and terrorism financing;
c) customer due diligence;
d) ongoing monitoring of customer transactions;
e) suspicious transaction reporting; and
f) recordkeeping.
2.2 Are there any anti-money laundering requirements imposed by self-regulatory organisations or professional associations?
We are not currently aware of any anti-money laundering requirements imposed by self-regulatory organisations or professional associations, to the extent they are publicly available.
2.3 Are self-regulatory organisations or professional associations responsible for anti-money laundering compliance and enforcement against their members?
The provisions of the AMLL are silent in this regard on the responsibility of the self-regulatory organisations or professional associations vis-à-vis their members. However, in general these self-regulatory organisations or professional associations do require that their members comply with all Myanmar laws (including the requirements and obligations under the AMLL) and may impose sanctions for failure to do so.
2.4 Are there requirements only at national level?
Yes, the requirements are only at national level and there are no specific state or regional level requirements.
2.5 Which government agencies/competent authorities are responsible for examination for compliance and enforcement of anti-money laundering requirements? If so, are the criteria for examination publicly available?
Please see response to questions 1.4 and 2.1 above.
No, the criteria for examination are not publicly available.
2.6 Is there a government Financial Intelligence Unit ("FIU") responsible for analysing information reported by financial institutions and businesses subject to anti-money laundering requirements?
Yes, the FIU is formed pursuant to the AMLL to investigate and prosecute offences under the AMLL.
2.7 What is the applicable statute of limitations for competent authorities to bring enforcement actions?
2.8 What are the maximum penalties for failure to comply with the regulatory/administrative anti-money laundering requirements and what failures are subject to the penalty provisions?
Pursuant to Section 44 of the AMLL, failure to comply with the regulatory/administrative anti-money laundering requirements as listed in the response to question 2.1 above may attract a maximum penalty of imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years and may also be liable to a fine. If the offender is a company or organisation, one hundred million Kyats shall be imposed on such company or organisation.
2.9 What other types of sanction can be imposed on individuals and legal entities besides monetary fines and penalties?
Please see response to question 2.8 above which includes the maximum penalties of either imprisonment or fines under Chapter XI of the AMLL.
The other types of sanction are the confiscation orders or administrative orders that the Court is empowered to issue on properties and money relating to Money Laundering.
2.10 Are the penalties only administrative/civil? Are violations of anti-money laundering obligations also subject to criminal sanctions?
No, the penalties are not only administrative/civil.
The violation of anti-money laundering obligations are also subject to criminal sanctions under Chapter XI of the AMLL. Please see response to question 2.8 above for more information.
2.11 What is the process for assessment and collection of sanctions and appeal of administrative decisions? a) Are all resolutions of penalty actions by competent authorities public? b) Have financial institutions challenged penalty assessments in judicial or administrative proceedings?
There are no administrative decisions under the AMLL Law. In general under Myanmar law, administrative decisions are subject to appeal under the specific rules of that administrative body.
Under the AMLL, only the court is able to impose penalties/sanctions and such judgments by the courts are publicly available.
Yes, financial institutions are able to appeal against any penalty assessment rendered in judicial proceedings.
3. Anti-Money Laundering Requirements for Financial Institutions and Other Designated Businesses
3.1 What financial institutions and other businesses are subject to anti-money laundering requirements? Describe which professional activities are subject to such requirements and the obligations of the financial institutions and other businesses.
Reporting Organisations (as defined under the AMLL) are the entities subject to anti-money laundering requirements.
The non-financial enterprises and professions stipulated under the AMLL to be Reporting Organisations are as follows:
"a) Casinos;
b) Real estate agents;
c) Dealers in precious metals and precious stones;
d) Lawyers, notaries, accountants or other independent legal professionals in respect of carrying out transactions acceptance and entrust of money and property of a client performing any of the following activities:
a. buying and selling immovable property
b. managing of client money, securities or other assets
c. management of bank, savings or securities accounts
d. organisation of contributions for the establishment, operation or management of companies
e. establishment of legal societies or arrangements, operation or management of companies
e) Company, control body and company service providers which as a business provide any of the following services to third parties:
a. acting as formation agent of legal persons
b. acting as a director or secretary of a company, a partner of a partnership, or a similar position in relation to other legal society or arrangement persons
c. taking responsibility of a registration office, or business address, or correspondence or administrative address for a company, a partnership or any legal society arrangement
d. acting as a trustee in a trusteeship company or performing the equivalent function in any legal society arrangement
e. acting as a nominal shareholder or arranging a person to act as a nominal shareholder for another person".
Please see the answer to question 2.1 above for the obligations that Reporting Organisations are subject to.
3.2 To what extent have anti-money laundering requirements been applied to the cryptocurrency industry?
We are not currently aware of any rules or regulations under Myanmar law which apply the anti-money laundering requirements to the cryptocurrency industry.
3.3 Are certain financial institutions or designated businesses required to maintain compliance programmes? What are the required elements of the programmes?
Yes, Reporting Organisations are required to implement internal programmes, policies, procedures and controls to combat money laundering and terrorism financing pursuant to Section 28 of the AMLL.
The required elements of such internal programmes, policies, procedures and controls are as follows:
"a) intermediary measures, continuous focus investigation, monitoring the transactions, the obligations to report and to maintain the record;
b) supervising the procedures to ensure high standard of integrity of its service and a system to evaluate the personal, servicing and historical background of financial of these services;
c) continuous training programmes to assist by specific in respect of knowing their intermediary, recognising the specific responsibilities related to the anti money laundering and counter financial terrorism and transferring which are required to report contained in chapter 8;
d) an independent audit function to examine compliance with and effectiveness of the measures of taken action in implementing this Law."
Further, for banks and financial institutions, Clause 4 of the Directive is applicable and such internal programmes, policies, procedures and controls should address the following requirements:
"a) Risk assessment of the customer as well as transactions;
b) Identification and verification of the customer, including walk-in/occasional customers, beneficial owners;
c) Application of customer due diligence measures to customers;
d) Exercising ongoing customer due diligence measures in relation to business relations and transactions;
e) Application of enhanced customer due diligence measures to high risk customers, including politically exposed persons;
f) Maintaining records and information of customers and transactions;
g) Monitoring transactions set out in section 21 of the AMLL;
h) Reporting to the Financial Intelligence Unit of transactions as set out in section 32 and 34 of the AMLL;
i) Ensuring that internal policies, procedures, systems and controls are subject to independent audit function and review;
j) The appointment of a compliance officer at senior management level to ensure compliance with the provisions of the AMLL, Rules issued the AMLL and the Directive;
k) Ensuring high standards of integrity while recruiting employees;
l) Providing an on-going training program to all new and existing employees, directors, board members and executive or management staff;
m) Other arrangements as prescribed by the CBM and competent regulatory authorities."
3.4 What are the requirements for recordkeeping or reporting large currency transactions? When must reports be filed and at what thresholds?
The requirements for such recordkeeping are as set out in Section 23 of the AMLL and Reporting Organisations are required to maintain records of the following:
"a) evidence documents, records obtained from intermediary measure and finding documents including accounts and business correspondence of intermediary or beneficial owners for at least five years after the business relationship has been ceased or the occasional transaction has been carried out;
b) records on attemption of transaction in both domestic and foreign or records on transaction for the following five years after the transaction has been carried out;
c) copies of transaction reports under Chapter 8 of this law and other related documents for at least five years from the date of the report was submitted to the Financial Intelligence Unit; and
d) risk assessment and other underlying information for a period of five years from the date of its completion or update."
Further, for banks and financial institutions, Clause 58 of the Directive is applicable and copies of all records obtained through the customer due diligence process will need to be maintained.
Section 32 of the AMLL provides that Reporting Organisations shall promptly report to the FIU if the amount of transaction is equal to or exceeds the designated threshold of US$10,000 or it has reasonable grounds to believe that any money or property is obtained by illegal means or is related to money laundering or terrorism financing or an attempt to do so. Please also note that Reporting Organisations are required to submit a suspicious transaction report to the FIU for suspicious transactions that may be an offence relating to money laundering or financing of terrorism. In addition, the FIU collects a wide range of transaction data (in addition to the aforementioned suspicious transactions report) including immovable property transactions, cash transactions and gems purchasing data from a wide range of Reporting Organisations. Despite the obligation to file these reports, only banks had filed the suspicious transactions report thus far and threshold reports are reports are rarely reported by other sectors.
Further for banks and financial institutions, Clause 47 of the Directive is applicable and a cross-border wire transfer in excess of US$10,000 or a domestic wire transfer in excess of 100 million Kyats will need to be reported to the FIU by either the ordering bank or beneficiary bank. Clause 49 of the Directive prescribes that banks or financial institutions should report to the FIU within 24 hours if it is situated in an urban area or within three days if it is situated in a remote area.
3.5 Are there any requirements to report routinely transactions other than large cash transactions? If so, please describe the types of transactions, where reports should be filed and at what thresholds, and any exceptions.
Reporting Organisations are required to submit a suspicious transaction report to the FIU for suspicious transactions that may be an offence relating to money laundering or financing of terrorism. Such suspicious transaction reports should be submitted to the FIU within 24 hours if it is situated in an urban area or within three days if it is situated in a remote area.
3.6 Are there cross-border transactions reporting requirements? Who is subject to the requirements and what must be reported under what circumstances?
For banks and financial institutions, Clause 47 of the Directive is applicable and a cross-border wire transfer in excess of US$10,000 will need to be reported to the FIU by either the ordering bank or beneficiary bank. Clause 49 of the Directive prescribes that banks or financial institutions should report to the FIU within 24 hours if it is situated in an urban area or within three days if it is situated in a remote area.
This report should be in the form as prescribed under the AMLL as set out at Form 7 of the Anti Money Laundering Rules 2015.
3.7 Describe the customer identification and due diligence requirements for financial institutions and other businesses subject to the anti-money laundering requirements. Are there any special or enhanced due diligence requirements for certain types of customers?
Pursuant to Section 19(d) of the AMLL, Reporting Organisations are to undertake the following customer due diligence measures:
"a) identifying the intermediary by means of free and reliable sources, documents, data or information and verifying the intermediary's registration;
b) Collecting and understanding the purpose of business relationship and the nature of information;
c) Identifying the main beneficiary to be verified that the reporting organizations may know who is the main beneficiary and understand possession and control of company or legal arrangement and taking the suitable measures in order to verify the evidence of the said beneficiary;
d) Verifying whether the person on behalf of intermediary is authorised person or not for person, company. organisation or legal arrangements and verifying the registration of that person is correct; verifying the legal status of person, company, organisation or legal arrangement; receiving information of intermediary's name, legal formation, address and directors and regulating the power to be bound to company or legal arrangements;
e) Enhancing customer due diligence measures contained in clauses (a) to (d) if it has reasonable grounds to believe that the customer is a domestic and foreign politically exposed person or international politically exposed person."
For banks and financial institutions, Clause 11 of the Directive is applicable and additional customer due diligence as follows would be required:
a) regarding natural persons, the Reporting Organisation must verify the identity of their customers using reliable, independent source documents, data, or information as outlined in Schedule 1 of the Directive; and
b) regarding legal persons or legal arrangements, the Reporting Organisation must obtain and verify the information required using reliable, independently sourced documents, data, or information as outlined in Schedule 1 of the Directive.
In brief, Schedule 1 of the Directive sets out certain specified information that banks and financial institutions would be required to collect from their customers.
Further, enhanced customer due diligence is required for higher risk customers as set out in Clause 17 of the Directive.
3.8 Are financial institution accounts for foreign shell banks (banks with no physical presence in the countries where they are licensed and no effective supervision) prohibited? Which types of financial institutions are subject to the prohibition?
Clause 35 of the Directive provides that banks and financial institutions shall not enter into or continue a correspondent or business relationship with a shell bank or a correspondent financial institution in a foreign country that allows its accounts to be used by a shell bank.
3.9 What is the criteria for reporting suspicious activity?
There is no specified criteria but a suspicious transaction report is to be made if there are reasonable grounds to believe that a transaction or attempted transaction is money or property obtained by illegal means or is related to money laundering or terrorism financing.
3.10 Does the government maintain current and adequate information about legal entities and their management and ownership, i.e., corporate registries to assist financial institutions with their anti-money laundering customer due diligence responsibilities, including obtaining current beneficial ownership information about legal entity customers?
The Directorate of Investment and Company Administration, the registrar of companies in Myanmar, has set up an online registry, MyCo which functions as a public registry of all companies and entities registered in Myanmar under the Myanmar Companies Law 2017. Information on shareholding and director appointment can be accessed on MyCo.
3.11 Is it a requirement that accurate information about originators and beneficiaries be included in payment orders for a funds transfer? Should such information also be included in payment instructions to other financial institutions?
Yes, Clause 38 of the Directive prescribes that accurate originator and recipient information be included on the wire transfer.
Yes, such information should remain with the wire transfer and related messages throughout the payment chain.
3.12 Is ownership of legal entities in the form of bearer shares permitted?
Share certificates are prima facie evidence of the title of shares and the Myanmar Companies Law 2017 requires that a share certificate be issued to shareholders within 28 days of the allotment of shares.
A shareholder is recognised to be a shareholder of a company when such shareholder's name is indicated in the company's register of members.
3.13 Are there specific anti-money laundering requirements applied to non-financial institution businesses, e.g., currency reporting?
Please see the answer to question 2.1 above.
3.14 Are there anti-money laundering requirements applicable to certain business sectors, such as persons engaged in international trade or persons in certain geographic areas such as free trade zones?
No, as disclosed above, we are not currently aware of any anti-money laundering requirements applicable to certain business sectors, such as persons engaged in international trade or persons in certain geographic areas such as free trade zones.
4.1 If not outlined above, what additional anti-money laundering measures are proposed or under consideration?
We are not currently aware of any additional anti-money laundering measures being contemplated or are under consideration.
4.2 Are there any significant ways in which the anti-money laundering regime of your country fails to meet the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force ("FATF")? What are the impediments to compliance?
The last review conducted by the Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering from 20 November to 1 December 2017 stated that Myanmar is non-compliant with certain recommendations of the FATF, in particular on the following:
a) Recommendation 7 – Targeted Financial sanctions related to proliferation.
b) Recommendation 14 – Money or value transfer services.
c) Recommendation 19 – High-risk countries.
d) Recommendation 24 – Transparency and beneficial ownership of legal persons.
e) Recommendation 25 – Transparency and beneficial ownership of legal arrangements.
f) Recommendation 28 – Regulation and supervision of DNFBPs.
The above recommendations of the FATF do not currently form part of the AMLL and in order to comply with these recommendations, the main impediment would be having the legislative support to pass such legal reform.
4.3 Has your country's anti-money laundering regime been subject to evaluation by an outside organisation, such as the FATF, regional FATFs, Council of Europe (Moneyval) or IMF? If so, when was the last review?
The last review was conducted by the Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering from 20 November to 1 December 2017.
4.4 Please provide information for how to obtain relevant anti-money laundering laws, regulations, administrative decrees and guidance from the Internet. Are the materials publicly available in English?
This can be obtained from the FIU website at https://mfiu. gov.mm/en.
English translations are available.
Minn Naing Oo
Allen & Gledhill LLP
Ei Ei Khin
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The true mission in life is to cross the ocean of nescience, of repeated birth and death. Those in the darkness of ignorance, however, do not know this mission. Instead, being carried away by the waves of material nature (prakṛteḥ kriyamāṇāni guṇaiḥ karmāṇi sarvaśaḥ), they are undergoing the tribulations of mṛtyu-saṁsāra-vartmani, repeated birth and death. But persons who have achieved knowledge by the association of devotees follow the mahājanas (mahat-kṛtena). Such a person always concentrates his mind upon the lotus feet of the Lord and executes one or more of the nine varieties of devotional service (śravaṇaṁ kīrtanaṁ viṣṇoḥ smaraṇaṁ pāda-sevanam). Simply by this process, one can cross the insurmountable ocean of nescience.
Devotional service is powerful in any form. Śrī-viṣṇoḥ śravaṇe parīkṣid abhavad vaiyāsakiḥ kīrtane (Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu 1.2.265). According to this verse, Mahārāja Parīkṣit became liberated by fully concentrating his mind on hearing the Lord's holy name, attributes and pastimes. Similarly, Śukadeva Gosvāmī simply glorified the Lord, and by speaking on the subject matters of Kṛṣṇa that constitute the entire Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, he too was liberated. One may also be liberated simply by sakhya, friendly behavior with the Lord. Such is the power of devotional service, as we learn from the examples set by the Lord's many pure devotees.
We have to follow in the footsteps of such devotees, for by this one easy process one can cross the great ocean of nescience just as one might cross a small hole created by the hoof of a calf.
"For one who has accepted the boat of the lotus feet of the Lord, who is the shelter of the cosmic manifestation and is famous as Murāri, the enemy of the demon Mura, the ocean of the material world is like the water contained in a calf's hoofprint. His goal is paraṁ padam, or Vaikuṇṭha, the place where there are no material miseries, not the place where there is danger at every step." (Bhāg. 10.14.58) This process is recommended here by authorities like Lord Brahmā and Lord Śiva (svayambhūr nāradaḥ śambhuḥ), and therefore we must take to this process in order to transcend nescience. This is very easy, but we must follow in the footsteps of great personalities, and then success will be possible.
In regard to the word mahat-kṛtena, it is also significant that the process shown by great devotees is not only for them but also for others. If things are made easy, this affords facility for the person who has made them easy and also for others who follow the same principles. The process recommended in this verse for crossing the ocean of nescience is easy not only for the devotee but also for common persons who follow the devotee (mahājano yena gataḥ sa panthāḥ).


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Mission: Impossible: Rogue Nation (Movie) Review
Studio: Paramount
I can't imagine even Tom Cruise imagined he'd still be cranking out Mission: Impossible movies 19 years after he created the franchise for himself back in 1996. Yet here we are, and it now seems the go-to means for Cruise to attempt to bounce back whenever his profile dips a bit at the box office. Following the genuinely horrible Jack Reacher and Oblivion, as well as the sadly underwatched Edge Of Tomorrow, Cruise has stepped back into his spy shades for yet another round of impossible missions. This one was a bit rushed compared to past instalments, with production apparently starting before anyone had even decided on an ending. Sadly, that's all too obvious in the final film, which is admittedly fun at times for stale retread of past hits.
The movie kicks off with that big "Tom Cruise dangling off of a plane" stunt that you've seen in internet docs, posters, and trailers about a bazillion times already. There's no denying that it's a striking stunt for the 50something actor to deliver, but the sequence also comes completely out of nowhere with little set-up and no connection to anything that follows. It's clearly a sequence that everyone involved in the production agreed was cool and had to be shot, without any real concern for how it would fit into the movie as a whole. Sadly, that's pretty much the approach that the filmmakers took to every aspect of the generically titled Rogue Nation. The big set pieces are always great, but the connective tissue between them is a real drag.
The plot is a bunch of nonsense about a secret organization that Cruise must flee from the IMF in order to hunt down. There's an evil arms dealer type at the centre of it all (Sean Harris), which is essentially the plot of all of the Mission: Impossible movies thus far. Only this one is even less interesting than usual. Eventually Cruise meets sexy ex-MI6 officer Rebecca Ferguson, who is working as a double agent within the evil organization. The actress is fantastically charming in her performance, and spectacular in her ass-kickery. She's fantastic, just don't expect there to be any chemistry between her and Cruise beyond a friendly hug. This is—inexplicably—a sex-free spy movie.
But, whatever. Cruise also rounds up his buddies from previous outings, which means that Simon Pegg gets to unleash his comically befuddled nerdy charms, Jeremy Renner does whatever the hell it is that made him a star (I'm not sure how that happened, but he seems like a nice enough guy so I'll let it go), and Ving Rhames sits behind a series of laptops with a tilted hat, because why not? Alec Baldwin also pops up as an angry head of the CIA, but don't expect anything beyond whispered exposition from him. Baldwin never gets to unleash any of his deadpan comedy, which is a shame because a) this overly sombre movie could have used some laughs and b) he has to deliver one of the most ludicrous lines of dialogue in blockbuster history, which really could have benefited from some irony.
It doesn't really matter what any of the supporting players do; like all Mission: Impossible movies, this is the Tom Cruise show, and that movie star is always front and centre. Ethan Hunt just might be the franchise hero with the least discernible personality in movie history. Despite five movies existing, all we really know about Hunt is that he looks and acts like Tom Cruise, which I suppose is enough. Cruise definitely dives into the action set pieces fearlessly, following up that plane dangling with a delightfully Hitchcock influenced assassination sequence at an opera, a wild motorcycle mountain chase, and an underwater heist that are all—admittedly—pretty damn exciting. Cruise visibly performs most of his own stunts, which is a nice change of pace in the CGI blockbuster era, but between those big set pieces, all the actor really does is furrow his brow either comedically or dramatically. There's not much else in the way of acting going on from Cruise. He's pretty much there as the world's most expensive action figure prop, though I suppose the franchise has always been as such.
Although Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation serves up some popcorn fun, there's no denying that this is one of the lesser entries in the series. A big reason for that was Cruise's choice of director. In the past, Tom always plucked out big-name directors with distinct personalities to lend their voice to the series—and it worked. Brian DePalma kicked things off with a delightful suspense melodrama, John Woo turned it into a ludicrous guns n' doves festival, JJ Abrams tossed in lens flares and backstories, and Brad Bird turned it all into a big glorious cartoon. This time, Cruise brought in his buddy Christopher McQuarrie, and while that guy is a wonderful writer (he won an Oscar for The Usual Suspects and helped whip Edge of Tomorrow into shape), he's not much of a director. He's perfectly adequate at the job, but has no distinct voice to add. Instead, he just piles plot twists on top of plot twists in the script and apes the greatest hits of previous M: I directors in the action scenes. The result is a perfectly watchable bit of popcorn fluff, yet also quite possibly the least memorable entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise. The fact that everyone pulled off a M: I fivequel this enjoyable at all is impressive, but hopefully if Cruise cranks out another one of these, he'll find another eccentric director to make it sing. Without a fresh voice to jumpstart the series again, Cruise's spy games are starting to feel a bit weary and repetitive. It could be enough to kill the franchise if he's not careful
Although Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation serves up some popcorn fun, there's no denying that this is one of the lesser entries in the series.
Director(s): Christopher McQuarrie
Cast: Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, Jeremy Renner, Simon Pegg
Running Time: 131 min


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Nu1 Arae (ν1 Arae / ν1 Ara) é um sistema estelar triplo na constelação de Ara. Com base em uma paralaxe anual de , está a uma distância de aproximadamente 1 000 anos-luz (300 parsecs) da Terra. Tem uma magnitude aparente combinada de 5,62, sendo visível a olho nu em boas condições de visualização.

Os membros principais do sistema, ν1 Ara AB, são um par de estrelas de classe B da sequência principal em uma órbita próxima com um período de 3,169 dias e uma excentricidade de 0,06. Possuem uma classificação estelar de B2 V e B3 V e uma magnitude aparente combinada de 5,65. Como o plano orbital do sistema está alinhado à linha de visão da Terra, o par forma uma binária eclipsante do tipo Algol. O eclipse do componente A diminui o brilho do sistema por 0,52, enquanto o eclipse do componente B diminui por 0,43. A uma separação de 12,34 segundos de arco está o componente terciário do sitema; uma estrela de classe A da sequência principal com uma magnitude de 9,40 e uma classificação de A1 V.

Ver também
Designação de Bayer

Objetos de Bayer
Constelação de Ara
Sistemas estelares triplos
Estrelas de classe B da sequência principal
Variáveis Algol
Estrelas de classe A da sequência principal

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Cherry Willingham, Lincolnshire: Pensioner couple Peter Smith and Betty Smith jumped in front of train in 'suicide pact' after daughter Jane Smith moves in
Witnesses reported hearing the train horn for up to a minute before it hit the couple (Picture: Newsteam/ SWNS)
An elderly couple stepped in front of a speeding freight train after their 50-year-old daughter moved back into their home with her partner.
Peter Smith, 80 and his wife Betty, 78, stood on the tracks a short walk away from their Lincolnshire home in the village of Cherry Willingham reportedly as a result of 'family issues', police said.
Neighbours have claimed the couple had a turbulent relationship with their daughter, Jane, even before she moved in with her partner and their belongings.
Geoff Walpole, 70, who lived two doors down from the couple, alleged that on the tragic day, there was a 'big row' between them and their daughter.
British Transport Police are investigating the incident but said they are not treating it as suspicious.
The couple stood in front of the train at an unmanned crossing in Cherry Willingham, Lincolnshire (Picture: Newsteam/ SWNS)


ALLETE Clean Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of ALLETE Inc. (ALE), today closed the approximately $84 million sale of the 48-megawatt phase two of the Thunder Spirit wind facility in North Dakota to Montana-Dakota Utilities.
Montana-Dakota Utilities, a division of MDU Resources Group (NYSE: MDU), which owns and operates Thunder Spirit's first phase also built by ALLETE Clean Energy, exercised a purchase option on phase two included in the project development agreement in March of this year.
ALLETE Clean Energy qualified the project, which brings the Thunder Spirit site to its 155-megawatt permitted capacity, for federal renewable energy production tax credits. The wind facility is located near Hettinger, North Dakota, about 100 miles southwest of Bismarck. The project includes sixteen 3-megawatt Nordex turbines that will produce enough energy for about 15,000 homes. Forty-five people were employed during construction, and 10 will be working at Thunder Spirit I and II during operation.
In 2014, ALLETE Clean Energy acquired the rights to build the 107.5-megawatt first phase of Thunder Spirit, which includes 43 turbines and generates enough electricity to power about 30,000 homes. After the project was completed in 2015, ALLETE Clean Energy sold the wind facility to Montana-Dakota for $200 million, and Montana-Dakota operates the wind farm for its customers.
It has been a busy construction year for the company in North Dakota, as this fall it broke ground on a 106-megawatt wind project located northeast of Glen Ullin, North Dakota. ALLETE Clean Energy will build, own and operate the facility that will supply electricity to Xcel Energy under a 20-year power purchase agreement.
Under development since 2011, the Glen Ullin project has been permitted by the North Dakota Public Service Commission and will consist of 43 2.3- and 2.5-megawatt General Electric wind turbines.
At three of its operating Midwest wind sites, ALLETE Clean Energy is in the midst of refurbishing up to 385 wind turbines to improve availability, efficiency and preserve these pioneering wind projects to create financial value for the company and community while supporting the renewal of power sales agreements at the Storm Lake site in Iowa.
ALLETE Clean Energy owns and operates 535 megawatts of wind generation at facilities in Minnesota, Iowa, Oregon and Pennsylvania and will add projects in North Dakota and Montana in 2019, growing its operating portfolio to over 720 MW.
ALLETE Clean Energy was established in 2011 to acquire and develop capital projects to create energy solutions by way of wind, solar, biomass, hydro, natural gas, shale resources, clean coal technology and other emerging technologies.


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Unfair Contract Terms
A recent decision in the High Court of New Zealand has provided the first instance of the Courts using the Fair Trading Act 1986 ("FTA") to declare specific terms in a standard form consumer contract unfair, and therefore unenforceable. The decision in Commerce Commission v Home Direct Limited1 was made pursuant to sections in the FTA which were introduced in 2013 and give the Commerce Commission power to apply to the District Court or High Court for a declaration that a term in a standard form consumer contract is unfair.
Heavy Fines Given to Retailers for Misleading Consumers
Recent decisions of the District Court highlight the need for businesses to adhere to the Fair Trading Act 1986 ("FTA") and not mislead their customers, particularly if their customers are 'consumers' under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 ("CGA"). Both decisions involved prosecutions by the Commerce Commission against high profile retailers and resulted in substantial fines being awarded against these retailers.
Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017
Passed on 1 March 2017, the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017 ("CCLA") represents a step taken by our Parliament to consolidate and modernise New Zealand's law relating to contracts and sales. The CCLA will come into force on 1 September 2017.


This is a 2-day intensive training program on 5th and 6th of July that will provide a practical insight into the most current digital techniques for the digital planning, placement and restoration of dental implants. The workshop includes intraoral scanning, implant planning, CAD Design (incorporating the 3Shape Smile Design concept) as well as on-site manufacturing with 3D printers, milling machines and digital components of the TRI® Dental Implant System.
Participants will follow the full workflow from scanning to planning and 3D printing a surgical guide. This workshop has strictly limited places due to the extensive hands-on elements of this program.


Case packers run a variety of product types, sizes, and packages and robust sensing solutions are critical for accuracy, productivity, and cost savings. Primary packaging stations seal the refrigerated food, such as rolls or biscuits, inside pressurized cans. Once the pastries have gone through all primary packaging machines they move onto secondary packaging to prepare for distribution. Once the rolls are packaged and labeled they move on to the case packer where a predetermined quantity is placed into a box and later palletized for shipping.
Small spot size, high excess-gain, adjustable sensing range.
Sensor is CE, UL, and ECOLAB certified and rated to IP67.
Accurate sensing of the packaged rolls is necessary to ensure each case is filled with the correct amount of product. A multi-lane conveyor collates the product into specific quantities which can be robotically picked or mechanically loaded into its case. Robust and detailed sensing allows for precise leading-edge detection and increased packaging speeds, increasing overall equipment effectiveness.


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De Sint-Jacobus de Meerderekerk is een rooms-katholiek kerkgebouw in Egchel, gelegen aan Jacobusstraat 37, in de Nederlandse gemeente Peel en Maas.

Geschiedenis
Reeds in de jaren '20 van de 20e eeuw werd de behoefte aan een eigen parochie, en vooral ook een eigen (katholieke) school, gevoeld. Pas na de Tweede Wereldoorlog, toen de kerken in de omgeving (Helden en Panningen) te klein waren geworden, kreeg men toestemming van het Bisdom. In 1946 werd een rectoraat gesticht, gewijd aan Jacobus de Meerdere. Dit was een eerbetoon aan kapelaan Jac Naus, een verzetsheld die in 1945 omkwam in een concentratiekamp van de nazi's.

In 1948 was er al een school en werd tevens de kerk in gebruik genomen. Men had reeds het recht om te dopen en te begraven, en men verkreeg in 1951 ook het recht om te trouwen. Toch is Egchel nooit een volwaardige parochie geworden, aangezien de verwachte groei uitbleef. Daarom staat de kerk nog steeds aan de rand van het dorp, daar waar men ooit uitbreiding in zuidwestelijke richting verwachtte.

Gebouw
Het betreft een eenvoudige bakstenen zaalkerk naar ontwerp van Joseph Franssen. Hoekstenen en dergelijke sierelementen zijn van beton, gebruikelijk in de wederopbouwarchitectuur. De kerk treedt men binnen via een portaal onder lessenaardak. Daarboven bevindt zich een roosvenster. De voorgevel wordt bekroond door een bakstenen klokkenstoeltje. Henri Schoonbrood vervaardigde schilderingen in het koor. De kerkruimte wordt gedekt door een betonnen tongewelf.

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Published On: Wed, Feb 6th, 2013
Movies | By Stephen Nevets
Benedict Cumberbatch says 'Star Trek Into Darkness' villain based on 'real life terrorists
Benedict Cumberbatch's role as the villain in "Star Trek Into Darkness" was a mystery for a very long time, but now the John Harrison character is not just a terrorist, but one based on the real life world. The "Sherlock" spy dropped some of these details, which were revealed in a MTV interview this week.
"[Look at] real social history and present history, everything that's going on: uprisings, people who are trying to spread democracy or fight their cause, not necessarily through political means … he is a terrorist, and sadly, that's part of the fabric of our modern world," he explained to MTV when we spoke at a "Star Trek" event in late 2012.
"You don't need to look far to research that one."
Cumberbatch has described his villain as a "one man eapon of mass destruction", with the actor's character set to fight it out with Chris Pine's Captain Kirk to decide the fate of the world.
And "Sherlock" star Benedict thought that it was important that Harrison was grounded in the 'Star Trek' reality, but that espite this the parallels with real world mass killers would be "chilling" for movie fans.
Cumberbatch said: "It was important to me to ground him in a reality that's based more on his story than, say, a parallel in the real world," adding: "What should certainly be chilling are the parallels to the modern world."
Check out the video interview here
The film stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Cumberbatch, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, Anton Yelchin, Alice Eve, John Cho, Bruce Greenwood and Peter Weller.
Star Trek Into Darkness will hit theatres on May 17, 2013.
Stephen Nevets - Stephen is a contributor and writer on The Dispatch. Stephen is the founder and editor for the Steven Spielberg Fan Club website and contributes to pop culture stories on The Dispatch, especially upcoming movie news. Beginning in 2016, Stephen took the role of Managing Editor for the Tampa Dispatch.
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Q: Recursive Algorithm (Maze) is Blocking Doors I'm creating a recursive algorithm to create a maze, using JavaScript. The problem is that the algorithm is blocking some doors occasionally and it's causing that some mazes can't be solved. My grid is a 2 dimensional array, 31 * 31 cells. I'm including an image of a maze that CAN'T be solved, I don't know what can be wrong, I thought that my random numbers were wrong, but I don't think they are.
// Recursive Division Algorithm
// walls to store the maze
let mazeWalls = [];
// store all doors, to prevent blocking them
let allDoors = [];

const randomNumber = (min, max) => {
  return Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min + 1) + min);
};

const addBorderWalls = (grid, cols, rows) => {
  for (let i = 0; i < cols; i++) {
    if (i === 0 || i === cols - 1) {
      for (let j = 0; j < rows; j++) {
        mazeWalls.push(grid[i][j]);
      }
    } else {
      mazeWalls.push(grid[i][0]);
      mazeWalls.push(grid[i][rows - 1]);
    }
  }
  return grid;
};

export const recursiveDivision = (graph, cols, rows) => {
  allDoors = [];
  mazeWalls = [];
  // generating the border walls of the grid
  // this returns the grid with border walls
  let grid = addBorderWalls(graph, cols, rows);

  const addHorizontalWall = (minX, maxX, y) => {
    // randomNumber this way creates only odd numbers
    const door = Math.floor(randomNumber(minX, maxX) / 2) * 2 + 1;

    for (let i = minX; i <= maxX; i++) {
      if (i !== door && !allDoors.includes(grid[i][y]))
        mazeWalls.push(grid[i][y]);
    }
    allDoors.push(door);
  };

  const addVerticalWall = (minY, maxY, x) => {
    // randomNumber this way creates only odd numbers
    const door = Math.floor(randomNumber(minY, maxY) / 2) * 2 + 1;

    for (let i = minY; i <= maxY; i++) {
      if (i !== door && !allDoors.includes(grid[x][i]))
        mazeWalls.push(grid[x][i]);
    }
    allDoors.push(door);
  };

  const addInnerWalls = (orientation, minX, maxX, minY, maxY) => {
    if (orientation) {
      // 27 < 2
      if (maxX - minX < 2) {
        // break recursive function
        return;
      }
      // randomNumber this way, creates an even number
      const y = Math.floor(randomNumber(minY, maxY) / 2) * 2;
      // creates only horizontal walls in the x-axis
      addHorizontalWall(minX, maxX, y);

      addInnerWalls(!orientation, minX, maxX, minY, y - 1);
      addInnerWalls(!orientation, minX, maxX, y + 1, maxY);
    } else {
      if (maxY - minY < 2) {
        // break recursive function
        return;
      }
      // randomNumber this way, creates an even number
      const x = Math.floor(randomNumber(minX, maxX) / 2) * 2;
      // creates only vertical walls in the y-axis
      addVerticalWall(minY, maxY, x);

      addInnerWalls(!orientation, minX, x - 1, minY, maxY);
      addInnerWalls(!orientation, x + 1, maxX, minY, maxY);
    }
  };

  // the walls that actually form the maze (inside)
  addInnerWalls(true, 1, cols - 2, 1, rows - 2);
  return mazeWalls;
};

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Gary Cohen Featured in Local Media for Negligence Lawsuit Against City of West Palm Beach
On Feb. 6, 2018, Hugo Selva began a shooting spree that lasted nearly 24 hours, killing two people and injuring two more. One of those victims, Edvin Milkevic, was murdered in his car on I-95 the morning of Feb. 7. Now, Gary M. Cohen, a named partner of Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen (GRYC), is representing Edvin's family in a negligence lawsuit, which claims the City of West Palm Beach and the West Palm Beach Police Department are responsible for the length of the shooter's rampage, resulting in Edvin's death.
According to the Palm Beach Post, the perpetrator, Hugo Selva, reportedly called 911 on the day of the shootings to confess to killing the first man outside a lodge in West Palm Beach. After telling the dispatcher he still had a gun, Selva was simply told to go to police headquarters. The dispatcher, who had 30 years of experience, allegedly never followed up on the shooter's whereabouts.
Elzibeta, Edvin's sister, believes this negligence means the West Palm Beach Police Department is also responsible for her brother's death. She told media that "if they would do the job that they are supposed to do, he would be alive."
Attorney Gary Cohen argues that the dispatcher should have kept Selva on the line while officers arrived at his location. In an NBC 5 News West Palm Beach interview, Gary added that the shooter "wanted to be arrested, he wanted to be helped and instead, they put him off like you would a caller calling about a lost cat."
The City has yet to comment on the lawsuit as it is still active. Edvin, 29, was a Lithuanian immigrant and an aspiring attorney who planned to enroll in law school later that fall.
Read the articles featuring Gary Cohen below for more information on the case:
Palm Beach Post: Lawsuit: West Palm dispatcher could have stopped Hugo Selva from murders, chase
NBC 5 West Palm Beach: Family of man killed by suspect says West Palm Beach police are also responsible
If you are reading this because you or somebody you love is seeking representation for a similar case, Grossman Roth Yaffa Cohen can help. Contact us today for a free consultation.
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JODIE O'GORMAN conducts archaeological research in the mid-continental U.S. with a focus on late prehistory and early European contact. Her primary research interests focus on Upper Mississippian communities, their adaptations and interactions. After authoring several published reports on a complex of Oneota sites in western Wisconsin in the 1990s, she drew on this material for her dissertation work that examined social organization from a gendered perspective on domestic economics and mortuary patterns. Dr. O'Gorman's current research examines the social context for warfare with a special interest in cultural interactions, foodways, and gender. She is interested in multi-ethnic communities from the late prehistoric period through the nineteenth century. In Michigan this work has focused on field and collections research on the multi-ethnic communities associated with the Marquette Mission site, an early fur trade site in the Upper Great Lakes, and the Moccasin Bluff site, an Upper Mississippian site. Dr. O'Gorman's interests in gender issues, community archaeology, and museum anthropology are entwined with her research. Dr. O'Gorman teaches archaeology field and lab courses, introductory archaeology, and North American archaeology courses.
Field research on Oneota migration and the social context of late prehistoric violence in the Central Illinois Valley. Morton Village Site excavations in collaboration with Dickson Mounds Museum of the Illinois State Museum 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 field school, 2010, 2013 graduate student field training.
2014 A Preliminary Analysis of Oneota and Mississippian Serving Vessels at the Morton Village Site. [J. Lieto, J.A. O'Gorman], North American Archaeologist, 35(3) 243-255.
2010 Morton Village. [M. D. Conner and J.A. O'Gorman] The Living Museum, 72(1):8-13.
2010 Exploring the Longhouse and Community in Tribal Society. American Antiquity 75(3):571-597.
2010 More than Bricks and Mortar: A story of Community Archaeology. Invited chapter for edited volume Beneath the Ivory Tower: Archaeology of Academia, edited by R. Skowronek and K. Lewis, Pp. 242-260. University of Florida Press.
2008 Lunch with Peg. [L.G. Goldstein, J. A. O'Gorman, H.P. Pollard] The Michigan Archaeologist 54:1-‐4:217-‐220. Published in 2013 with 2008 publication date due to delays in journal production.
2008 Mentoring Strategies for Women in Archaeology. [J.E. Baxter, T. Mayfield, J. O'Gorman, J. Peterson, and T. Stone] The SAA Archaeological Record, 8(4):15-18.
2007 The Myth of Moccasin Bluff – Rethinking the Potawatomi Pattern. Ethnohistory 54(3):373-406.
2007 Rehabilitating Old Archaeology Collections with GIS. Collections: A Journal for Museum and Archives Professionals 3(1):75-101.
2006 Before Removal: An Archaeological Perspective on the Southern Lake Michigan Basin [J. A. O'Gorman and W. A. Lovis]. In The Potawatomi Removal, Special Issue Guest Edited by Mark Schurr. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 31(1):21-56.