"DPD - Megatokyo Volume 6 (almost) final cover"
If you have been paying attention to my twitter-sludgestream lately as opposed to waiting for me to update this poorly neglected column, you will know Tuesday was a rough day for my little guy. Jack had his Tonsils and Adenoids removed, which is a big deal when you are barely two years old. The good news is that he came through everything just fine and after spending a night in the PICU we were finally able to go home yesterday afternoon and he's doing great. In fact, you'd hardly know he had the operation two days ago the way he's popping around today.
Now his parents didn't fair quite so well in the ordeal (i wont get into the long list of 'you gotta be kidding me' things that happened, like the surgery being delayed and his post-op medication wearing off and having to go in and hold and comfort the little guy him while they gave him anesthesia, dealing belatedly with the fact that parents are not big on remembering to feed themselves when their kid is in the hospital, and having a dead battery in the vehicle at 2am in the hospital parking structure) but now that we're all back home I think we survived. The rant image is from yesterday when i had pretty much been pressed into service as a lounger for Jack as he slept of the drowseys. Kids can exercise some serious Sleep Voodoo on you when they want to, especially when you are seriously overtired. Oh, and Mommies should not be allowed to have cameras.
On Saturday October 24th I will be giving a presentation at the Dexter District Library in Dexter, Michigan from 2:00pm to 3:00pm. It'll be on the lower level and should be pretty easy to find, all are welcome to attend. I plan on talking about both the drawing and writing processes involved in creating comics (mine, at least) as well as ways to explore and expand upon your creative ideas. It's a pretty casual thing, so be sure to bring some questions. Hopefully i'll be able to provide some semblance of an answer. I will also be helping judge entries to the Manga Illustration contest and announcing winners after my presentation.
So, if you live in the area and have some time, stop by the Dexter District Library and join us. Should be fun.
You may have noticed that we have some additional contributors who have been writing and contributing rants to the right column. These are some of the guys who have been helping me in recent years, most noticeably in the website overhaul and rebuild. Now, these guys are pretty decent guys and have not caused me the kind of grief that would make me want to make them into MT characters (an abusive and cruel act that i would not put upon anyone lightly) but i figure some ranting into the void won't be too detrimental to their lives. If they get out of line, Dom will it.
Right now, i'm off to get some shirt printing done and then see what i can do to get that last comic finished and get the next one on deck and up before it becomes 'next week'. Even in spite of Jack's thing this week, i'm pushing to get the comic output up to at least two comics per week. I apologize for the slow flow lately, hopefully it can become a thing of the past. I'd say that for 'not ranting' too, but i know better than to say it. Any progress on that will happen by doing it. I will say that i'm getting really sick of Twitter's 140 character limit.
Due to family, I found myself in sunny Naples over Thanksgiving. Florida, not Italy. While I was there, I finally got fed up with my crusty Sprint Katana phone. I decided it was time for a new one, so I went looking. Being the shameless gadget addict I am, I went for a smartphone.
I knew already that I didn't want an iPhone. They're nice phones, but there are major aspects I don't like. I don't like Apple's stranglehold on the App Store, or having to jailbreak to get around it. I don't like the way AT&T treats their customers. I don't like being limited to only running one application at a time.
So an iPhone was out, but the Android phones caught my eye a while ago. With the recent ad blitz from Verizon for their Droid line, I thought those were worth checking out. The Motorola phone was prices at $200 with a contract, and the HTC Eris at $100 with a contract. Both sounded like good prices.
Once I got to the mall, I went to the Verizon kiosk and asked about contact rates. The response blew me away. The man behind the counter said it would be $150/mo for basic voice with unlimited text and data. I looked at him like he was crazy. Then I went over to the Sprint kiosk.
Sprint wanted close to $300 up-front for an HTC Hero phone, with $100 mail-in rebate. Obviously, a lot more than Verizon. However, Sprint offered me a plan at the very attractive price point of $70/mo. That plan would include unlimited text, unlimited data, unlimited calls to mobiles... pretty much everything I wanted, for less than half the price Verizon quoted me. I shelled out and walked away with the phone.
The Sprint people were nice enough to import my contact from my old phone, so I was spared that pain. As I walked away from the booth, I was already filling in social networking site logins - twitter, facebook, flickr, google account, that sort of stuff. It immediately synchronized with my google contacts. I was soon arranging widgets on the seven (seven!) home screens, and was happily using them.
The built-in camera is a solid five megapixels. I'm no photography buff, so it suits my needs pretty well. The flickr and facebook integration makes it very easy to upload photos right after taking them, avoiding the need to synchronize and upload later. This is done in the background, so you can do other things while your pictures upload.
The array of applications is broad. Predictably, the very first thing I installed was an SSH client - ConnectBot. In case I feel the sudden urge to administer a server from an improbable location, maybe. Still, I feel better for having it. Should I ever need it.
Look, it's cool, OK? Don't judge me.
RingDroid is a fun and practical little application I grabbed early on. It lets you take any bit of audio and convert it to a ringtone. I now use VNV Nation's "Nemesis" as my default ringtone.
To make good use of the ability to run programs in the background, I grabbed an IRC client. After trying several, AndChat seemed to offer all the features I wanted at no cost. A lot of other programs use the background process ability offered by the Linux origins of the Android platform to good effect. One that comes to mind is DealDroid, which monitors a variety of websites and informs me of important events like woot.com offering a new item.
Far and away the coolest app I've found is Google Sky Map. Now, stargazing is fun. Stargazing is more fun when you have a starchart. A computerized starchart is even better, because it eliminates the need to manually compensate for location and time. Google Sky Map use GPS and time data and then adds accelerometer data to determine which direction the phone is facing. The net result? You point the phone at a patch of sky, and it tells you what you're looking at. Pretty damn cool, in my book. I know I'm going to get a lot of use out of it on some clear nights.
There's also the predictable array of social networking and local search apps. I use a few, like GigBox and UrbanKite, but most of them aren't worth making a fuss about.
The Android has a few shortcomings. The on-screen keyboard takes some getting used to, and I still tend to fat-finger it a bit at times. There is no unified email inbox, so I have to monitor three or four different accounts distinctly. Not every application let me turn it sideways for easier typing.
Battery life isn't all that great, but that obviously depends directly on how much I use it to do interesting things. The SDHC card it came with is a measly 2 GB, but that's upgradable easily enough. HTC hasn't finished porting their user interface - Sense - to Android 2, so my Hero and I are stuck at Android 1.5 for the time being.
The Android browser has some odd bugs. There's an issue I'm aware of - but haven't identified yet - where it renders some PNGs in a degraded state. This can be a problem the PNGs are your favorite webcomic. Interestingly, I know this bug exists in Droid phones too. No idea what it is.
When all is said and done, I like my phone quite a bit. It does everything I need and want from my phone, including making lightsaber noises and playing "Duel of the Fates". I look forward to the Android 2 update, when my phone will do even more cool things.


Countless pets are abandoned on a yearly places all over the world. Here in Newfoundland is unfortunately no different. Cats are abandoned at landfills or left behind when owners move away. Kittens that were once so cute are now larger and trying to get out of the house. The males spraying around, the females going into heat and getting pregnant. Unfortunately, people can become overwhelmed and choose to abandon their pets. Regardless of the reasons behind abandonment, it is the cats who suffer the consequences.
Fortunately, being abandoned is not a death sentence to all the cats. Wonderful, caring people come together and forge communities who care for the colonies formed when a group of feral cats gather together (usually in a place where survival resources are more readily available). These rescuers provide food, water and create small shelters to protect these cats from the harsh weather of Newfoundland. For many of the rescuers, the ultimate goal is keep the current members of the colony as happy and healthy as possible while preventing more kittens being born into the wild through TNR.
We at Sunrise Animal Hospital firmly believe in the ideals of TNR. Bi-annually our staff and doctors come together and donate their time to spay and neuter these feral kitties.The cats are trapped in humane cages, spayed/neutered, have their ears tipped for identification and released back into their respective colonies. Any sociable cats are re-homed at the desecration of the rescuers (although its not unheard of for one of us to take a cat home!). This time around, we worked together with Pleas for Paws, Mollies Dream, Cross our Paws, and the Feral Soul Project.


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BLOG: The many faces of Cambodia (Part 3)
January 7, 2016 By Assunta Ng
This is the part three of Assunta Ng's three-part Cambodia series.
By Assunta Ng
A museum displays a shrine to elephants, which are a sacred animal in Cambodia. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Dispelling safety myths
"Is Cambodia safe?" Many readers asked me this after reading my first two blogs about my recent trip with my husband last November.
It is surprising that many have this misconception. While some may have concerns traveling to Cambodia, its tourism has actually increased 17 percent in 2013 and 7 percent last year. Just in Angkor, there are more than one million visitors every year.
The garb worn by guards at the Royal Palace are bright and multi-colored. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Notably, the Killing Fields Museum, an institution that remembers Cambodia's notorious genocide 40 years ago, is the number one tourist spot in the capital, Phnom Penh.
Ladies-in-waiting or handmaidens to the queen also wore colorful dress, one for each day of the week. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
While our 5-day trip was full of fun and adventures, our tour guide warned us that pickpockets are huge in Cambodia. I noticed some tourists put their backpack in front of their body rather than carrying it behind.
Don't expose your money is a good rule anywhere you visit. Don't go into dark areas or walk around in the wee hours of the night by yourself. I always wear flat shoes when I travel — in case I need to run for my life.
The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh was constructed in the 1860s. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Cambodia's challenge is alleviating poverty. Crimes and poverty are usually linked together. (Its poverty rate is at 19 percent, only better than Burma's 26 percent.)
I was wrong in assuming that human misery is only confined in Cambodia's genocide museum.
A cultural dancer at the National Museum's theater (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
One night, we walked back to our hotel after watching a dance show at the National Museum's theater. Two homeless families were sleeping on both sides of the street just one block from the Royal Palace. There was a baby and kids with the parents, sleeping side-by-side on a torn rag.
A mother and child, who are homeless, sleeping in the street (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
On the other side were men chatting before bedtime. It was hard to watch.
Friends who visited Cambodia have all share stories about relentless beggars.
During our trip, several kids with innocent sad eyes swarmed over our tuk-tuk (a motorcycle with passenger seats in the back). The guide pointed to people sitting in chairs under a tree.
"Their parents train kids to beg." Some adults hire kids to go out just to beg. Beggars, young and old, are experienced in their task.
Panhandlers are a common site in Cambodia's capital. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
"Give me money to go to school," one 12-year-old girl said in English. Another begged me to buy the souvenirs from her. As soon as I said yes, another girl and boy suddenly appeared.
"Buy two from me and two from her," the boy said in English. Rather than simply being skilled in negotiation, these kids have a street survival instinct, which grows out of desperate poverty.
A museum display of Khmer Rouge victims' clothing (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Even the most ordinary Cambodians know how to exploit tourists for a buck.
Poverty inspires greed. We got lost inside an Angkor temple. A security guard helped us to get out of a maze.
"Do I get a tip?" he asked afterwards. We gave him $2 USD, and he was happy.
Another time, we asked the tuk-tuk driver to make stop at a hotel across from ours. "That will be $2," he replied.
In general, though, I the people I met left good impressions.
Signage that details the terror enacted by the Khmer Rouge on its prisoners (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Visiting a tragic and violent history
I remember I had chills when I visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., in 2004, even though there were no real dead bodies or skeletons. The Killing Fields site is famous for its rawness, with thousands of real victims' skulls and skeletons making up a tower.
Within this structure are human remains, victims of the Khmer Rouge. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
The difference between Cambodia's and Germany's genocide, as many have said, was that Hitler targeted Jews while the Khmer Rouge killed its own people — more than two million victims.
I hate horror movies. You can understand why I have resisted visiting sites of genocide. What if I got nightmares from sensing unsettling souls dying in terror? It took courage for me to confront Cambodia's past. Finally, we went, dragging our heels to step inside a haunted building.
Through the hotel, we hired Pat, a tour guide, a university graduate with a degree in tourism.
In her mid 20s, Pat spoke fluent English. The tuk-tuk ride took 40 minutes, kicking up a dust on the road. At one time, the road was so bumpy and narrow, our tuk-tuk stopped. The driver told us to get out and walk so his vehicle was light enough to turn onto another road.
The remains of children killed by the Khmer Rouge is bordered by fencing that displays memorial ribbons. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
When we reached the museum, (the Khmer Rouge had used a former cemetery for Cambodian Chinese to conduct killings), Pat sat us down and narrated the place's history.
"Enough." I stopped her after 20 minutes.
It was sickening to listen to tales of human destruction. I avoided looking at the skeletons up close.
The "killing tree," where children were beaten is memorialized with hanging ribbons (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
"One more place I have to take you," said Pat. It was the Tuol Sleng Prison, a former public school where victims were held before they were sent to the death camp.
"What were you two talking about?" I asked, inquiring about Pat and our driver.
"He wants $5 USD more," Pat said. "I said no because it's on the way."
"Tell him OK," I responded.
The prison was actually a torturing center. It's currently a museum displaying photos of interrogation and tools of torture. We only saw less than half of the exhibits, enough to make me nauseous. Outside the prison building, 85-year-old Chum Mey, the last prison survivor out of 12,000 killed or trucked to the Killing Fields, was selling his autobiography.
85-year-old Chum Mey holds a copy of his autobiography. (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
The only reason he was not executed was because he was a mechanic — after torturing him for months, the regime found that they needed someone to fix their cars. He was one of seven survivors at the prison who were spared death because of special skills.
I was delighted to meet Mey and buy his book, which was translated into English. Just like my Cambodian friends, Sam Ung, owner of Phnom Penh Restaurant and our former writer Meng Kwong, who both survived and escaped to America, Mey symbolizes the triumph of the human spirit.
I was so relieved when we left Phnom Penh for Angkor. (end)
Tips to travel for visiting Cambodia
1. A visa is required, although this was not stated on its website.
It is easiest to apply for an e-visa. Have copies on hand though. At the airport, an official asked for one. Good thing my husband was prepared. If you don't give them a copy, you might have to pay more.
2. See Angkor over Phnom Penh.
If I travel to Cambodia again, I will skip Phnom Penh and focus on Angkor, as there were much to see there. Besides Killing Fields, the Royal Palace, and the National Museum, there are few other attractions in the capital. But the logic is if you're visiting Cambodia for the first time, you might as well see both. However, if you are lacking time or have to choose, I recommend Angkor.
3. Combine trips when traveling to Southeast Asia.
Cambodia shares borders with a few countries that are reachable by bus or a short flight. Combine your trips and also visit Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, or Myanmar.
4. Avoid duplicating destinations and routes.
I was so thankful we didn't need to return to the capital for departure to Hong Kong. We arrived in Phnom Penh and left from Siem Reap. The drive from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap is time-consuming and bumpy though, even on big buses.
5. Tour guides are always available, but quality of service may vary.
It's easy to hire inexpensive tour guides in Cambodia, about $10 USD for 45 minutes or $30 USD for four hours. Not all of them are good though. The one recommended by the hotel was better than the one we hired at Angkor who deliberately took us shopping (many guides just wait outside the gates soliciting business.). Shopping's a no-no for me. And not all guides know to give interesting information. We often enjoyed it much more when we went on our own.
6. Stay in hotels, not guest houses.
Guest houses can be as low as $12 USD a night. You pay for what you get though, like suffering mosquitoes bites. And you won't get any service. I prefer English-speaking hotels with well-trained and helpful staff. For instance, our hotel helped us set up our cell phones for local calls and gave us vital information.
7. Just bring money from home.
U.S. currency is popular in Cambodia. No need to worry about the exchange rate.
8. Avoid summer trips.
Cambodia is hot year-round. It's best to travel between November and January, if you're sensitive to heat.
9. Stay away from bikes.
Because of the heat, riding bikes with a helmet can be miserable. Tuk-tuks are better. The tuk-tuk has protective curtains to guard against the heat. Sometimes it's even breezy in the passenger seats.
10. Plan, plan, plan.
Visiting Cambodia is not like going to Paris. You have to plan ahead. Talk to people who have been there. Know what you like to do in order to get the best experience.
Read part 1 at http://tinyurl.com/nncv6oe. And part 2 at http://tinyurl.com/z2cdrbz.
Assunta Ng can be reached at assunta@nwasianweekly.com.
Filed Under: Publisher Ng's blog Tagged With: 2013, 2016, Assunta Ng, Besides Killing Fields, Cambodia, Cambodia Part, Cambodian Chinese, Hong Kong, Khmer Rouge, Killing Fields Museum, National Museum, Phnom Penh Restaurant, Publisher's Blog, Royal Palace, Siem Reap, Southeast Asia, Tuol Sleng Prison, USD, Vietnam, Vol 35 No 2 | January 9 - January 15, poverty

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A Hello Kitty-themed restaurant serving coffee and cocktails. Handcrafted ice cream stuffed inside a doughnut. Slick Americana socks designed for punks and poets.
That's the vision for a $200 million expansion of the Irvine Spectrum Center, one of Orange County's busiest malls. On Thursday, the Irvine Co. revealed 14 of the 30 retailers and restaurants slated to open in 2018 and 2019 in the former Macy's space. Tenants range from local retail and food hotshots to international brands such as Hello Kitty Cafe, H&M, Sephora and 85°C Bakery Café.
No. 302: Do Won and Jin Sook Chang, 61, of Beverly Hills worth $2.7 billion from fashion retail. Pictured is the Irvine Spectrum Center Forever 21 store.
The expansion, one of the biggest capital investments made at the center since it opened 22 years ago, includes four buildings with 30 new tenants. A two-story H&M will be the Swedish fast-fashion retailer's largest store West of the Mississippi. San Clemente-based Stance, a socks brand geared for everyone from skateboarders to boardroom executives, is opening its first Southern California store in the new building.
"They are really best in class retailers," Irvine Co. retail executive Butch Knerr said in a phone interview Thursday morning.
The first wave of restaurants and retailers are slated to open by mid-August with the rest coming in 2019, including a Sephora beauty store.
Other shops and eateries announced Thursday include food-truck-turned restaurant Falasophy (Lebanese street food), BLKdot Coffee (Vietnamese cafe), Afters Ice Cream (home of the Milky Bun doughnut stuffed with ice cream), Robata Wasa (sushi from the owners of Izakaya Wasa); Concrete Rose (shoes), Gorjana (Laguna Beach jeweler), SoHa Living (coastal home decor), The Denim Lab (an in-store fitting lab helps customers choose jeans with a flawless fit), Los Angeles-based Perverse Sunglasses and SST&C (Milan-based menswear).
Knerr, who came to the Irvine Company in October, said the company's retail team has spent months curating concepts that bring the kind of "energy and individuality" that the Irvine Spectrum is known for.
"You want people that are going to be new and exciting, that our customers can't find everywhere," said Knerr, president of Irvine Company Retail Properties.
And, that's why shoppers won't see a trendy food hall at the expansion. Nearly every new or remodeled lifestyle center in Orange County has added these culinary walkabouts.
Knerr, who spent 26 years at Simon Property Group, said the new space will include some quick-service and fast-casual restaurants. But a food hall is not "the right fit for the Spectrum," he said.
After all, chasing trends is not what the Irvine Spectrum Center is about.
Since opening in 1995, the Newport Beach-based developer has billed the Spectrum as the first in the country to be anchored by restaurants and entertainment venues, setting a precedent for the next generation of open-air shopping centers.
As such, the Irvine Co. has never stopped expanding or tweaking the tenant mix to ensure it remains relevant with shoppers. When Target opened in 2006, the Irvine Co. said it was the first time a U.S. mall would include both a Target and a Nordstrom.
The investments over the years have paid off.
The center is the Irvine Company's most popular mall. Roughly 17 million people visit the center annually, about 1 million more than the developer's 50-year-old luxury retail center, Fashion Island – and 5 million fewer than tourist-driven South Coast Plaza.
""It's certainly one of the busiest (malls) in the country," Knerr said.
The latest expansion is expected to drive more foot traffic, though Knerr declined to speculate by how much. With 30 more tenants, "we know it's going to more," he said.
In terms of square footage, the new space is not the largest addition made at the linear-shaped center. But, it is one of the largest capital reinvestments, Knerr said.
A majority of the $200 million covers the new construction at the former Macy's space. But, about $20 million will also be spent on improving and remodeling landscaping and outdoor furniture throughout the mall.
The enhancements will match the rolling paseos, fountains, alfresco lounges covered by shade canopies and century-old olive trees and heritage pines found at the new expansion.
Unlike traditional indoor malls, the Irvine Spectrum Center has never been reliant on old-school anchor department stores to draw customers.
When it opened, the main draw was a 21-screen movie complex (the largest in Orange County at the time), a virtual reality arcade and dining venues. Nordstrom, Target and Macy's (formerly Robinsons-May) came later.
When ideas go south – too little parking, failed concepts – the developer has acted swiftly to right the ship.
That's exactly what happened in 2016 with the closure of Macy's.
Only a few days after Macy's announced plans to shutter its Spectrum location, the Irvine Co. revealed its plan to demolish the building to make room for a collection of smaller shops.
Still, one of the largest tenants will be a two-story, 43,536-square-foot H&M store. The fast-fashion Swedish retailer, known for its affordable, but stylish clothes for women, men and kids, will rival the company's largest store in New York, Knerr said.
Hello Kitty Cafe, which has operated a temporary coffee shop at the mall for more than a year, is also getting a permanent spot – with cocktails. It's the brand's first-ever café with a bar. The 1,700 square foot space is set to open with other shops in mid-August. The pop-up's last day open in Irvine is Saturday, according to its Instagram page.
The Sanrio-themed food brand follows the company's focus on adding destination shops, especially food and entertainment venues.
In 2014, the Irvine Co. said restaurants represented about 13 percent of leasable space at the center, up from 10 percent in 2013. Now it's up to 18 percent, well above the industry standard of 5 to 6 percent, Knerr said.
Expect that number to continue to grow, Knerr said.
Nov. 21, 1995: The center, then called "Entertainment Center at Irvine Spectrum" opens with 1,317 parking spaces. The 2018 expansion will add a 1,520-space parking structure, bringing the total to more than 6,500 spaces.
November 1997: The center was one of nine locations in the country to display a beaded gown once worn by the late Princess Diana.
1997: Average daily attendance was 13,600 or nearly 5 million a year. Today, the center's yearly foot traffic has more than tripled to 17 million.
1998: Edwards 21 Cinemas is named the most-visited theater complex in the nation, selling 3 million tickets during 1997, according to box office tracker AC Nielsen.
2002: A third expansion opens with nearly 60 more restaurants and retail stores including Macy's (formerly Robinsons-May), Urban Outfitters and Forever 21. The Giant Wheel also arrives.
2005: Nordstrom, Anthropologie, bebe, LOFT, White House | Black Market, Aveda, Old Navy open.
2014: The Improv comedy club triples in size with relocation to old food court space. Umami Burger also opens in the same space.
Source: Register archives, Irvine Co.


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The new Mabo? $190 million stolen wages settlement is unprecedented, but still limited
Written by Thalia Anthony, Associate Professor in Law, University of Technology Sydney
The Queensland government's in-principle agreement to pay A$190 million in compensation for the wages withheld from more than 10,000 Indigenous workers is a watershed moment for the stolen wages movement.
Indigenous people across Australia have been fighting for their denied and withheld wages for decades, both on the streets and in the courts. There have been some victories along the way and many setbacks.
The significance of the Queensland settlement (to settle a class action) is that it marks the first recognition these claims have legal as well as moral and political merit. Its ramifications are potentially limited, however, given the full injustice of how Indigenous wages were stolen.
A significant contribution
Historically Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women found work in farming, mining, roadbuilding, irrigation, fencing, gardening, pearling, sealing, fishing and domestic duties. But they were most concentrated in the cattle industry of northern Australia, from Western Australia to Queensland.
Tens of thousands worked on cattle stations from the 1880s to 1970s. The beef industry could not have survived without them. In 1913, the federal government's Chief Protector of Aborigines, Baldwin Spencer, noted that "under present conditions, the majority of cattle stations are largely dependent on the work done by black "boys". In the 1930s, when the rest of the economy floundered in the Great Depression, Indigenous labour helped keep the industry profitable.
Cattlemen at Victoria River Downs Station, Northern Territory, in 1953. Frank H. Johnston/National Library of Australia
Systemic stealing
Indigenous workers were entitled to be paid two-thirds of other workers, but even then employers often paid them less. Sometimes the low value of their wages was disguised by being paid in food and clothing rations. Sometimes workers were provided "store credit", which could only be used to buy exorbitantly priced items.
Read more: Friday essay: the untold story behind the 1966 Wave Hill Walk-Off
Station managers may have justified under-payment on the basis they were "caring" for workers through providing scant food, clothing and accommodation.
Governments, meanwhile, "withheld" income – often putting money into trust funds that Indigenous people were unable to access. The Queensland government's $190 million offer is to settle a class action claim for it misappropriating such trust funds.
The fact Indigenous people were vulnerable to such exploitation for decades was made possible by an intricate legislative regime that gave the state expansive powers over their lives. In all states and territories, Aboriginal Protection Acts gave the government officials the power to control the money earned by Indigenous workers.
In Queensland, historian Rosalind Kidd has estimated that 4,500 to 5,500 Indigenous pastoral workers may have lost wage entitlements worth more than $500 million between 1920 and 1968.
Redress schemes
There have been redress schemes in Western Australia, Queensland and New South Wales.
The Queensland government set up the first redress scheme in 2002. It set aside $55.6 million to compensate any individuals who could supply documentary evidence their wages or savings were taken by the Queensland government. If they could do so – and there was a deadline of 2006 on claims – the scheme provided an ex gratia payment of $2,000 to $4,000.
These conditions set a high bar, and $21 million went unclaimed.
Western Australia established its scheme in 2012. It also involved a small ex gratia payment ($2,000) with a limited window to make claims. Claimants called the scheme insulting and mean-spirited. The ABC reported a source that said state treasury officials agreed individuals were owed as much as $78,000, and the government kept the work of its stolen wages taskforce quiet for years, waiting for potential claimants to die.
In distinction to these two schemes, the NSW Trust Funds Repayment Scheme (2006 and 2010) matched the wages withheld in trust funds between 1900 and 1969. It paid $3,521 for every $100 owed, or an $11,000 lump sum where the amount could not be established. This was the closest model to a reparations scheme, though also inhibited by bureaucratic requirements and time limitations.
Due to the limitations of all these state redress schemes, in 2006 a Senate Inquiry into Stolen Wages recommended a national scheme. But no federal government since has acted on this recommendation.
Legal claims
Stolen wages claimants have taken their cases to court in Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland – but it is only in Queensland that they have had some success.
Read more: Australia's stolen wages: one woman's quest for compensation
One of those is the case of James Stanley Baird, who sued the Queensland government for withheld wages on the basis that paying under-award wages to Indigenous workers was in breach of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975. The state government compensated Baird and other plaintiffs the difference owed to them in damages and provided an apology.
The current settlement is based on a legal claim that the Queensland government breached its duty as a trustee and fiduciary in not paying out wages that were held in trust. The outcome is the most significant repayment for stolen wages plaintiffs in Australian history. Yet the benefits may be confined.
First, in Queensland there is a rich archive of documents (substantially unearthed and analysed by historian Rosalind Kidd) to prove the government misappropriated funds. Such a record may not exist elsewhere.
Second, the settlement only applies to wages placed in "trust accounts". It has no implications for wages denied to Indigenous workers in other ways, such as by private employers who booked down wages or otherwise refused to pay.
For justice for all wronged Indigenous workers, there needs to be broad-based reparations for stolen wages. This requires truth commissions and a commitment by governments and anyone else that profited from that theft to restore what is owed.
Read more http://theconversation.com/the-new-mabo-190-million-stolen-wages-settlement-is-unprecedented-but-still-limited-120162


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On our menu, today is Abacha, a well-loved local delicacy in Igboland. (Well, this food also shares the same spelling as the name of the infamous late Nigerian dictator, Gen. Sani Abacha.) Abacha is also called African Salad; this meal can be served as an appetizer or a main dish. It is a ceremonial food in most parts of Enugu State. It can be served warm or cold.
Rinse your kpomo and stockfish and cook till tender. Strain the water. Blend some pepper and onions and pour it over the kpomo. Also, add stock cube and salt to it and fry with a little oil. Cut the frozen fish, season it with pepper and salt then fry. Rinse your dry fish in lukewarm water. Set these aside for later use.
Next, rinse the ukpaka in lukewarm water and strain. Dissolve potash in a little water and sieve out the particles. Pound or blend the crayfish, pepper, locust beans and ehuru. Please note that before blending the ehuru, the shell is first removed. Chop onions and set aside for later use. Rinse and dice the garden eggs. Rinse and slice the utazi or garden egg leaves. Also set these aside.
Put the Abacha in a bowl and soak it. There are two ways of doing this. You can soak it in cold water for about ten minutes before using a sieve to strain out the water. The second way of soaking abacha is what I call the sharp-sharp method. Simply pour hot water over the abacha; use a spoon to stir the Abacha to ensure that the water touches all of it. Leave to soak for a minute then strain out the water using a sieve.
Pour the palm oil into a clean sizeable pot. If the palm oil is thick, warm it on low heat. Otherwise, add the filtered potash liquid into the oil and stir until the mixture thickens. Add the blended ingredients, stock cube(s) and salt. Mix the ingredients until they are well combined. Add the stockfish, the already strained abacha and ukpaka, as well as the garden eggs to the mixture. Use your hand or a cooking spoon to thoroughly incorporate them into the palm oil mixture. Taste for salt and adjust if necessary.
Your abacha is ready. The chopped onions and utazi leaves are optional for some people. Not everyone in my home likes it so we usually add it during service to the plates of those who care for it.


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The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) is a federally registered
non-profit medical society dedicated to the advancement of technology to detect,
prevent, and treat aging related disease and to promote research into methods to
retard and optimize the human aging process. A4M is also dedicated to educating
physicians, scientists, and members of the public on biomedical sciences,
breaking technologies, and anti-aging issues.
Established in 1991, the A4M represents 26,000+ physician & scientific members
from 120 countries:
The vast majority of anti-aging physicians are board certified in a primary medical
specialty that is recognized by the AMA establishment:
The Global Anti-Aging Marketplace:
• Stood at ZERO dollars prior to 1991 (the year A4M was established)
• Valued at $250 billion in 2012
• Projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.7%
• To top $345 billion in 2018
Multinational companies are pouring billions of dollars into anti-aging medical technologies. In particular, Silicon Valley has engaged significant resources:
Google backs privately held 23andMe, which offers a DNA test for consumers who can secure genetic reports and ancestry-related data. In 2013 by Google's CEO and co-founder, Larry Page - 40 years old at the time, founded Calico (California Life Company) with $1 billion in start-up funding. Describing its goal as "focusing on the challenge of aging and associated diseases." Page has observed that: "With some longer term, moonshot thinking around healthcare and biotechnology, I believe we can improve millions of lives." Calico is headed by Art Levinson, former CEO of Genetech, a highly successful biotech company specializing in cancer therapies.
["Anti-ageing drugs may have been developed," Independent,co.uk, 2 October 2014.]
In mid-2014, Calico forged a 10-year R&D collaboration deal with AbbVie Inc., a major US drugmaker (notably, Humira®, a rheumatoid arthritis biologic). Each company is reported to invest an initial $250 million, with a possible additional $500 million in the future. Using this funding, Calico will use its scientific expertise to establish a world-class research and development facility and AbbVie will use its commercial expertise to bring the new drugs discovered in this facility to market.
[Google's Calico, AbbVie forge deal against diseases of aging," Reuters.com. 3 September 2014; Can Google's Calico develop a cure for death?" Nanlyze.com, 4 September 2014.]
In early 2014, US scientist Craig Venter, who mapped the Human Genome a decade ago, founded Human Longevity, Inc. With $70 million in its first round of private funding and prominent Asian real estate developers as key investors, the company aims to take a genome-based approach "to tackle the diseases associated with aging-related human biological decline."
In late 2014, the health technology and medical lab services company Theranos reached critical mass. In 2003, Elizabeth Holmes, a then-19-year-old interested in microfluidics and nanotechnology dropped out of Stanford to start the company, which successfully raised $45-million in venture capital. Announcing a partnership to provide point-of-care blood testing in Walgreen's Pharmacy stores across the US, Theranos is reported to now be worth over $9 billion. Oracle founder and CEO Larry Ellison is a Theranos board member.
["Secretive lab test startup Theranos has everyone talking," Medcitynews.com, 28 February 2014.]
In 2015, The Pharma division of Johnson & Johnson, Janssen Research & Development, announced its investment of billions of dollars towards 3 research projects to "prevent illnesses - particularly relating to aging and lifestyle."
["Johnson & Johnson projects aim to spot who'll get a disease," MedicalXpress.com, 12 Feb. 2015.]
Today, tech billionaries are seeking to cheat death:
• Peter Thiel (Paypal, Facebook) is now age 47. Thiel's Breakout Labs "aims to support early-stage companies that push the boundaries of what's possible", as he considers "death [as] humanity's greatest enemy." Almost every major disease is linked to aging. At the end of the day, we need to do more." "A tiny fraction of a fraction of a fraction of NIH [National Institutes of Health] spending goes to genuine anti-aging research."
["Tech billionaires are trying to defeat death," uk.BusinessInsider.com, 17 April 2015. "A contrarian in Biotech," MIT Technology Review, 16 March 2015. "Peter Thiel's quest to find the key to eternal life," Washington Post, 3 April 2015.]
• Larry Ellison (Oracle) is investing $430 million because "death has never made any sense to me."
• Sergey Brin (Google) has committed $150 million to DNA data mining
["Tech billionaires are trying to defeat death," uk.BusinessInsider.com, 17 April 2015.]
Clearly, the notion that "aging is not inevitable" now resonates with entities that are poised to have a major, lasting, and beneficial impact in the field. It is interesting, as well, to note that each of these megacorporations proudly equates themselves with "anti-aging." As such, the phrase "anti-aging" is now poised for transformation from a disparaged term to one of prestige and dominance.
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Flexibility is one of the primary reasons people select futons. Price is another reason many families select futons. Furnished basements, living spaces, dens, sun-rooms, kid's spaces and guest spaces are just a couple of locations where futons are well-suited for.
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Dental cleaning is a way of eliminating tartar and plaque that has built up on the surface of the teeth and on the gum over time. Found below are specific reasons on why is it essential to have a dental cleaning often.
Having gum disease can attribute to having loss of teeth. To evade tooth loss, you must keep your teeth in healthy order by brushing and flossing them and having dental checkups regularly.
By having low oral hygiene, this can cause bad breath otherwise known as halitosis. Not cleaning and removing the food debris left behind on our teeth will cause this dental problem. Food that is left over will cause decay and harmful bacteria will sprout causing bad breath and other major problems.
People who have poor oral hygiene will usually end up with having gum diseases. If an infection in your gum is occurring, it can most certainly lead to tooth loss or something more serious if it is not treated.
When getting a dental cleaning, the dentist will reach the areas that you cannot reach by yourself. This process will clean the teeth leaving them polished and smooth so that the harmful bacteria will not invade on your smile.
If your mouth is suddenly bacteria ridden and is not taken care of regularly, then dental problems are most likely to occur. If an early sign of gum disease or a cavity is spotted, it can be treated and dismissed very quickly. If these problems have been there over a long period of time without any treatment then these problems will cost you a lot of money and pain to be treated.
Oral cancer is not something to take lightly; it is scary and can lead to much worse symptoms, even death. The Oral Cancer Foundation conducted a study that shows every hour a person in the U.S. alone, dies due to oral cancer. By having a regular dental checkup that provides cleaning, will help you evade this ailment.
Having your teeth checked regularly and cleaned can lead to a healthier lifestyle. As a result, certain gum diseases that are linked to having strokes and heart attacks will likely be avoided. Dentists usually advise to have your teeth cleaned every 6 months. This time frame will help keep your teeth in good order therefore reducing the risk of heart disease.
Having low oral hygiene can cause a diversity of medical and dental ailments which is the main reason why it is important to maintain a good oral hygiene by visiting the dentist often and not forgetting to floss and brush your teeth after every meal.


Brexiteers are not a black box, identification with Englishness best explains their voting behaviour, writes Jan Eichhorn (d|part/University of Edinburgh). While it is easy to blame certain groups for decisions that challenge open societies, when populist leaders get elected or referenda are won by people with nationalist orientations, elite commentators are quick to explain it as resistance to globalisation. However, we should be very cautious with such conclusions, since there are many factors at play when it comes to people's political choices.
One of the most poignant current cases illustrating this issue is the discussion that has followed the referendum vote of the United Kingdom to leave the European Union. Many newspapers have linked the Brexit decision to people characterised as the "losers of globalisation" who supposedly saw the referendum as their opportunity to rebel. This narrative is present in different political orientations and media outlets, ranging from the Financial Times to the Guardian or the Washington Post. The issue is also linked to class, with The Telegraph, for example, proclaiming that "Middle class liberals were only social group to emphatically back Remain". These stories leave us with a feeling that the so-called "Brexiteer" is a clearly defined person, who felt they needed to rebel against the status quo because of a (perceived) personal position of disadvantage.
And indeed, we do see differences in support for Brexit based on social position. As figure 1 illustrates (showing data from the British Election Study collected shortly after the referendum), people in lower socio-occupational classes have a greater tendency to support leaving the EU (61 and 64 per cent respectively in the two lowest groups) compared to those in the highest socio-occupational groups (41 to 50 per cent respectively). However, the transition by social class is rather gradual – and not always linear. Higher intermediary middle class categories are split roughly evenly over Brexit, for example. Average differences between the lowest and most other socio-occupational class groups are only about 10 to 14 percentage points (with only one exception: higher professional occupations).
Image by thierry ehrmann, (Flickr), licenced under CC BY 2.0.
When trying to understand the motivations of people, we also need to go beyond the material, physical characteristics we usually consider when differentiating groups. Otherwise, it would be hard to explain why, for example, also regions in the South of England that are rather wealthy, voted for Brexit – contrary to the often claimed narrative about Brexit being a problem of an apparently poorer North). Questions of identity, for example, matter as well and substantially so, as figure 3 reveals. People in England who feel strongly attached to their English national identity are much more likely to support Brexit than those who do not. Of those who chose the highest value for English identity on a 7-point scale, over 70 per cent voted to leave the UK. Conversely, over 80 per cent amongst those who only emphasise their Englishness slightly (2 on a 7-point scale) voted to remain. National identity mattered strongly in this referendum, but is rarely talked about to the same extent as questions of class or even age, although the divide is much more dramatic and cuts across different socio-economic groups in the population.
Socio-demographic factors relate to a person's likelihood of supporting Brexit, but without considering a broader spectrum of attitudinal concerns, such as identity, we will not be able to develop a genuine understanding of Brexit. The considerations presented here should act as a cautionary reminder that we should be vigilant in avoiding the mistake of taking on extensive, typologising narratives about political decisions. We should challenge explanations that misrepresent attitudinal tendencies in some groups of the population as the identification of particular groups that should be blamed as a whole for decisions that we might not be comfortable with and that challenge ideas of open societies. Instead of singling out distinctive groups based on a few demographic characteristics, we should instead try to understand the interplay of the various tangible and intangible factors that may affect the views of people across different groups of the population. Simplistic typologies may create plausible stories, but instead of providing starting points for solutions, they are likely to further the construction of artificial dividing lines that we may bring into existence ourselves. We all, as readers, researchers, and members of societies should there take this on as a task in our daily lives: to challenge those explanations that might just be too comforting and easy to be accurate.
This text was originally published by the think tank d|part as part of the project "Situation Room: What does the Open Society Mean to Europeans?". It gives the views of the author, not the position of LSE Brexit or the London School of Economics.
Nationalism, racism, and identity: what connects Englishness to a preference for hard Brexit?
Isn't it interesting to find that the spread of leave and remain views is fairly even or pro-leave across most occupations with only one, Higher Professional, being pro-remain.
And yet the media and political classes are so biased in favour of remain.
How has that happened, that one occupational class has come to so dominate the media and politics?
And the links to feeling English are very interesting, although, don't explain Wales voting leave, or 1 million Scots, or 400,000 Northern Irish. But I suspect that the sort of people who are fed up with feeling that England is the forgotten home nation when the other three are devolved, are also the sort of people who feel that the EU is remote. And both groups have not really had a clear voice in the media or politics.


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Novatek share buy-back
Posted on January 29, 2020 by lngunlim
Jan 29 (LNGJ) – Novatek, the largest independent natural gas producer in Russia and operator of the Yamal LNG export plant in northern Siberia, said that its share buy-back programme during the period from January 20-24, 2020, had resulted in 464,900 ordinary shares (including in a form of Global Depositary Receipts) being purchased in the open market.
Novatek is a public joint stock company and the shares are listed in Russia on the Moscow Exchange and on the London Stock Exchange in the UK under the ticker symbol "NVTK". Companies buy back shares for a number of reasons, including as a means of increasing the value of remaining shares available by reducing the supply, or preventing other existing shareholders from taking bigger stakes.
Cameron LNG Requests 6-year Delay to Expansion
Posted on January 29, 2020 January 29, 2020 by lngunlim
Sempra-led joint venture put a preliminary stop to 'Expansion Project' of Cameron LNG and gains time to assess market development as trading conditions for US LNG toughened in 2H 2019
Reflecting the increasingly tough market for US LNG, Cameron LNG has requested to be able to delay the construction of the 'Expansion Project' of its LNG plant in Louisiana until May 2026 in a regulatory filing with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) dated 24 January. The LNG development's joint venture does not currently plan to make the final investment decision (FID) before mid-2021. Under the current FERC-approved plan, Cameron LNG would need to put the 'Expansion Project' into service by end-2020.
Cameron was once to be a 25mtpa plant
The developer – a joint venture headed by US energy firm Sempra – envisioned the facility to be expanded by two additional trains and two more storage tanks beyond the current base 3-train project to take total capacity to almost 25mtpa, although those plans now seem remote in view of last Friday's filing.
Two trains currently in operation
The Cameron plant was first conceived as a 3-train export plant in 2014 and is currently operating on two 4.98mtpa (million tonnes per annum) trains. Under Phase 1, the plant's first train came into full commercial operation under its tolling agreements on 29 August 2019 after major construction fished in November 2018.
Commercial operations began with 6 spot cargoes
However, the plant had already begun with the shipping of 6 spot cargoes as part of performance testing via the Marvel Crane, the BW Everett, the GasLog Sydney and the SK Resolute in May that year, our LNG Market Tracker shows. We are currently expecting the Marvel Crane to lift its fourth cargo from the plant in Hackberry, Louisiana later this week.
Train 2 in operation since December 2019, Train 3 ready by September 2020
Phase 2 of the project comprises the construction of Trains 2 and 3 to increase the site's gas liquefaction capacity by 9.97mtpa to 14.95mtpa. Train 2 entered commercial operations on 23 December last year, with Train 3 expected to commence commercial operations by September this year.
Train 1 operating at capacity, train 2 slowly ramping up
Although exports from the plant have seen continued growth since May 2019 (Train 1 is producing at capacity according to our data), we estimate Cameron LNG will need roughly 6 months to bring Train 2 to full capacity.
Although managing a bumper year, US LNG faced headwinds in 2H 2019
Although year-on-year trading grew robustly by 78% in 2019, US LNG faced a tricky 2H as production ramp ups in Australia, weaker North Asian demand on account of Chinese tariffs and milder-than-expected weather required traders of US LNG cargoes to hunt high and low for buyers elsewhere. Accordingly, the share of the Far East as a destination of Cameron LNG cargoes has seen continued decline since October 2019 with European destinations led by Spain and Poland increasing offtake of US LNG significantly.
Several large-scale US LNG projects remain in the pipeline with their future increasingly uncertain
Several more large-scale projects waiting to be developed in the US, but Cameron LNG's move to push back development beyond its initial plan of 3 trains means their future has become less certain. Projects such as Port Arthur LNG, Gulf LNG Liquefaction, Eagle LNG Partners and Venture Global LNG have FERC approval but lack final investment decisions. It remains to be seen whether any of these will be constructed as planned since a massive expansion in Qatar is likely to add downward pressure on global LNG prices by around 2024.
Silver lining with price-conscious buyers transitioning to gas
However, we see a silver lining in the transition towards gas as a major fuel in Pakistan and India. As price conscious buyers of LNG, the countries are known to shop around for the best prices available. Consequently, flexible US cargoes may prove to be attractive options. The two countries increased their US offtake by 167% and 110% y/y in 2019, respectively.
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Annova LNG project signs deal to line up Texas feed-gas
The US Annova liquefied natural gas export project planned for the south bank of the Brownsville Ship Channel in Texas, and whose owners include Chicago-based power company Exelon Corp., has signed an accord to arrange feed-gas deliveries from the Agua Dulce hub in Texas.
The Annova project is expected to ship around 6.95 million tonnes per annum from its proposed liquefaction and plant planed as part of the second wave build-out for exports.
The joint venture proposes the construction of six small-scale liquefaction Trains as well as an interconnected pipeline and marine export facilities.Annova said it signed a precedent agreement with Enbridge Inc. affiliate, Valley Crossing Pipeline, LLC (VCP), to providing transportation for its total feed-gas requirements.
The project's investment-grade equity owners including Exelon, Black & Veatch Corp. of Kansas and Kiewit Corp. of Nebraska.
Annova's strategy is to offer volumes to mid-scale customers who are seeking to buy increments of 1.0 MTPA.
The accord proposes that the existing Valley Crossing Pipeline from Agua Dulce to Brownsville will be expanded along with the construction of an nine-mile lateral connecting VCP to Annova liquefaction plant.
"Annova LNG's firm transportation arrangements will ensure security of supply and access to the most diversified, low-cost feed gas of any of the US LNG facilities," said Omar Khayum, Chief Executive of Annova.
"We will be the most sustainable and reliable provider of LNG from the United States," added Khayum.
The LNG facility also plans to use electric-driven compressor engines and source its electricity through 100 percent carbon-free renewable energy resources.
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MSC Cruises increases French shipbuilding book with order for another two LNG-powered ships
MSC Cruises, the Swiss-based cruise ship operator, said it signed an agreement with French shipyard Chantiers de l'Atlantique for its third and fourth LNG-powered vessels.
The contract with MSC Cruises is such a boost for French shipbuilding that it was signed at the Paris office of the French Prime Minister.
The MSC "World Class" ships will be delivered in 2025 and 2027.
The first of the initial two ships in the class is currently under construction at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, Western France, and is due to enter service in 2022.
MSC said the Saint-Nazaire LNG-fueled newbuild contracts are valued at more than 2 billion euros ($2.22Bln).
The company said the order guarantees over 2,400 full-time equivalent jobs for the next three-and-a-half years."The signatures also allows the shipyard to start working with the hundreds of suppliers and subcontractors involved in the projects, setting in motion a new cycle that will greatly benefit the French economy," said MSC.
The first newbuild will become the biggest vessel operated by a European cruise line as well as the first LNG-powered cruise ship built in France.
Compared to standard marine fuel, LNG decreases sulphur emissions and particulate matter by 99 percent, nitrogen-oxide emissions by 85 percent and carbon-dioxide emissions by 20 percent.
The signing ceremony took place at the Hotel Matignon, the French Prime Minister's official residence.
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe was in attendance along with Gianluigi Aponte, the MSC Group's Founder and Executive Chairman as well as Pierfrancesco Vago, MSC Cruises's Executive Chairman and Laurent Castaing, the General Manager of Chantiers de l'Atlantique.
A second accord saw MSC Cruises partnering with Chantiers de l'Atlantique in the development of yet another innovative prototype ship class concept. This explores opportunities that wind power and other advanced technologies could bring to passenger shipping.
MSC said the three agreements signed in Paris represented an investment in excess of 6.5bln euros ($7.3Bln) in the French economy.
"The three agreements extend our investment plan up to 2030," said MSC's Chairman Vago.
"They stem from an exceptional partnership, with Chantiers de l'Atlantique, that has already delivered 15 highly-innovative cruise ships over the past two decades and will see many more vessels come to life at Saint-Nazaire's docks in the next 10 years," explained Vago.
"They also confirm this industry's commitment to environmental sustainability, in this case helping the French national industry further position itself as a world leader in the development of next-generation technologies and other solutions," he added.
Shipyard Manager Castaing said Chantiers de l'Atlantique was really proud and happy to have built such an outstanding relationship with MSC Cruises.
"This is based on mutual trust and driven by the spirit of innovation. We are both committed to shaping the cruise of tomorrow and to developing ship concepts which go far beyond current environmental standards.," said Castaing.
Beijing Gas LNG import plans for Tianjin port are approved
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Beijing Gas Group has obtained the government's approval to construct a liquefied natural gas import terminal with huge storage tank capacity in the Nangang district of Tianjin city, giving the port of Tianjin three facilities to guarantee energy supply security to the Chinese capital.
The terminal will have an initial 5 million tonnes per annum of capacity and adds to the supply available from Sinopec's Tianjin North import terminal and the Floating Storage and Regasification Unit capacity deployed in recent years by China National Offshore Oil Corp.
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), backed by the Chinese government, said in December 2019 it was investing $500 million in a new LNG import project near Tianjin port under the management of state-run Beijing Gas to help support efforts to reduce air pollution.
With a population of around 113 million, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is one of the most important economic engines within China and has increasing natural gas demand.It is also an area where the Chinese government has concentrated its "Blue Skies" policy to reducing coal consumption will also deliver the co-benefit of improving air quality.
Beijing Gas is mainly engaged in city-gas distribution and supplies more than 10 billion cubic metres per annum to the Chinese capital and surrounding areas.
The AIIB said in extending the loan to Beijing Gas that the region can meet its environmental commitments and still ensure adequate gas supply to maintain peoples' livelihoods.
The new Tianjin terminal project has also been approved by the National Development and Reform Commission.
Beijing Gas said its terminal in Tianjin was expected to be completed by 2022 and will include emergency reserves comprising 10 extra storage tanks with 200,000 cubic metres capacity each.
The new Tianjin terminal will also have a jetty to receive the largest carriers of 260,000 cubic metres capacity. There will also be a pipeline of 230 kilometres to send regasified LNG supplies to gas storage facilities near Beijing.
Santos reports higher volumes and more CSG wells for Gladstone LNG
Adelaide company posted record output which was up by 28 percent
Australian energy company Santos reported average LNG prices of over US$9 per million British thermal units in the fourth quarter and higher sales at the Gladstone export plant in Queensland, driven by stronger upstream equity gas production and a record 393 coal-seam gas wells drilled.
Santos, based in the city of Adelaide, said annual production of 75.5 million barrels of oil equivalent was a record and 28 percent above the prior year.
Santos said that during the fourth quarter it sold LNG at an average price of US$9.07 per million British thermal units compared with US$10.04 in the third quarter and $10.96 per MMBtu in the same three months a year ago.
The company also logged record annual sales revenue of over US$4 billion, an increase of 10 percent, generated from volumes of 94.5 million barrels of oil equivalent.
Gross GLNG-operated upstream sales gas production increased at the end of the quarter, supported by continued steady growth from Roma and Arcadia.
"Drilling continues in the Roma East project with 327 wells drilled and 302 wells online to date," said Santos.
"A record number of wells were drilled and connected in 2019: 393 wells were drilled (29 percent higher than 2018) and 431 wells were connected (44 percent higher than 2018)," added Santos.
"Sixty-two development wells were drilled across Santos' non-operated Eastern Queensland acreage in the quarter," it stated.
CSG-to-LNG projects each require feed-gas resources from several thousand CSG wells over the lifespan of the plants.
The fourth quarter was marked by the acquisition of the ConocoPhillips business in northern Australia and Timor-Leste comprising the single-Train Darwin LNG plant as well as the Bayu-Undan, Barossa and Poseidon gas field stakes.
The purchase was valued at US$1.39 billion, plus a US$75 million contingent payment subject to a final investment decision on the Barossa project. It was fully-funded from existing cash resources and new committed debt.
Santos had an existing stake in Darwin LNG. It is also a shareholder in Papua New Guinea LNG and its expansion plan, as well as being operator of GLNG plant on Curtis Island, near Gladstone.
During the fourth quarter, PNG LNG shipped 28 cargoes, a further 22 shipments departed from GLNG and 11 were shipped by Darwin LNG.
"The year was highlighted by highest ever free cash flow of more than $1.1 billion, record onshore drilling performance, lower unit production costs and significant progress on our diversified portfolio of growth projects," said Santos Chief Executive Kevin Gallagher.
"Santos delivered record annual production and revenues in 2019, and lower unit production costs, clearly demonstrating the effectiveness of our disciplined, cash generative operating model," added the CEO.
"The acquisition of ConocoPhillips' natural gas assets in northern Australia and Timor-Leste announced in October is fully aligned with our growth strategy to build on existing infrastructure positions and delivers operatorship and control of strategic LNG infrastructure at Darwin," explained Gallagher.
The CEO said that in the Northern Territory of Australia, there were better than expected gas flow rates from the ongoing Tanumbirini-1 vertical well test.
He added that this was very encouraging and an important step in the appraisal by the company of the significant resource potential of the McArthur Basin.
Rescue plan approved for US company McDermott
McDermott International, the US energy and engineering company, said it had received approval for a comprehensive restructuring plan supported by more than two-thirds of all its funded debt creditors.
The equity-for-debt plan would eliminate more than $4.6 billion of McDermott's debt.
The restructuring transaction will be implemented through a pre-packaged Chapter 11 process, which under US law gives protection from bankruptcy.
It will be financed by a debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing facility of $2.81 billion.
McDermott is involved in some of the world's leading LNG construction projects, including several on the US Gulf Coast and the North Field Expansion in Qatar.
Currently McDermott is working with other firms on both the Cameron LNG project at Hackberry in Louisiana and the Freeport export facility at Quintana Island in Texas.
McDermott has additionally been engaged as a contractor on the Golden Pass LNG export project for Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil venture in Texas.
"Subject to court approval, McDermott expects the DIP financing, combined with cash generated by McDermott, to enable the company to stabilize its cash flows, continue operating in the normal course and fulfil its commitments to key stakeholders, including customers, suppliers, joint-venture partners, business partners and employees," stated the Houston-based company.
McDermott has additionally secured committed exit financing of over $2.4Bln in letter of credit facility capacity and will emerge from Chapter 11 with around $500 million in funded debt.
UK February cargo
Jan 28 (LNGJ) – The first February cargo is heading for the UK South Hook LNG import terminal at Milford Haven in Wales. The shipment will arrive on February 3 on board Qatari Q-Max carrier "Al Ghuwairiya" with 261,700 cubic metres of capacity. Cargoes are heading for the UK and other European destinations even as record seasonally low prices prevail because of excess supplies. The UK National Balancing Point price was last at around $3.60 per million British thermal units and the main price on Continental Europe, the Dutch Title Transfer Facility (TTF), was at the equivalent of $3.40 per MMBtu.
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Magnolia LNG permit
Jan 27 (LNGJ) – The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has prepared a final supplemental environmental impact statement for the Magnolia LNG project proposed for Lake Charles in Louisiana, which has a deal to export shipments to Vietnam. The Magnolia project, owned by Australian-listed LNG Ltd, requested authorization to increase capacity at the previously authorized project from 8 million metric tonnes per annum to 8.8 MTPA.
"The increased production capacity would be achieved through the optimization of Magnolia LNG's final design, including additional and modified process equipment," the FERC noted. "With the incorporation of the mitigation measures identified in the supplemental EIS, staff concluded the LNG terminal design would include acceptable layers of protection or safeguards," it added.
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US/China trade deal – what does it hold for LNG?
Wood Mackenzie's Asia/Pacific Vice Chair, Gavin Thompson, has commented on how the Phase One signing of the trade agreement between US and China earlier this month, will affect the LNG trades.
He said: "From an energy perspective, what is most notable is China's agreement to increase energy imports from the US by up to $52.4 bill over the next two years as a part of a commitment to spend around $200 bill more on US goods and services than it did in 2017.
"Let's be clear; $52.4 bill over two years is a lot of energy. But neither the 5% tariff on US crude oil nor the 25% tariff on US LNG is to be reduced or removed by China under the Phase One deal. For China to massively increase imports of oil and LNG from the US while tariffs remain in place, is going to be challenging.
"Consider LNG. In 2017, China imports from US were approximately 1.5 mill tonnes, worth around $0.6 bill. If China is to increase the value of US LNG imports considerably as a part of this agreement, let's say to around 10 mill tonnes in 2021, then the 25% tariff would need to be either absorbed by the importing company, or passed through to the consumer. We expect that Chinese national oil companies will be reluctant to commit to large-scale purchases given this.
"At the same time, the next two years will also see a slower pace of gas demand growth in China, rising domestic production, and the arrival of Russian pipeline gas, creating a more competitive gas market.
"The Chinese uncontracted LNG demand is estimated to be 17 mill tonnes in 2020 and 23 mill tonnes in 2021; US offtakers will now be looking to target this market.
"Contract and portfolio suppliers with contracted supply into China and US offtakers – notably Shell, BP and Cheniere – could also target increasing volumes of US LNG within existing contracts into China, if agreement can be reached with key buyers, including CNOOC and PetroChina," he concluded.
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