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Japan’s Three Existential Crises

Only one event in our country’s 222-year history — the Civil War — threatened to tear the United States apart, or to change it beyond recognition. Japan now faces its third existential crisis in the space of 160 years.

A society that has long defended its ethnic homogeneity and political independence could soon confront a stark choice: Accept outside manpower, money and influence to a far greater degree than ever before, or slide into global irrelevance.

Commodore Matthew Perry sailed a fleet of American warships into Tokyo Bay in 1852 to force the Tokugawa shogun to permit trade with Western powers. Within two decades the feudal castes of lords and samurai that had governed Japan since 1600 were gone, replaced by a strong central government under the Emperor Meiji. Meiji promptly set Japan upon a course of rapid modernization to prevent his nation from being colonized like many others in Asia. It would, in fact, turn Japan into one of the colonizers.

Victory in the 1904-05 war with Russia, and the 1910 conquest of Korea, heralded Japan’s emergence as a major power in East Asia. Meiji’s policy of modernization and military buildup continued full-tilt under his vigorous and well-educated grandson, Emperor Hirohito, and a government dominated by the nation’s military-industrial complex. Japan invaded China in the 1930s while political factions debated between a “Strike North” policy against Soviet Russia and a “Strike South” policy aimed at Southeast Asia. The U.S. Pacific fleet was the biggest obstacle to the southern objectives, so when that faction carried the day, the Japanese saw little choice but to attack Pearl Harbor.

The strategy failed. Japan’s defeat at the hands of America and its allies brought an end to military-dominated government and to Hirohito’s role as the government’s public face. (Hirohito had, for example, marked Japan’s conquest of Singapore by appearing in military uniform astride his white stallion.) The Japanese insisted on preserving the emperor’s title, but he would no longer be portrayed as a living god.

Hirohito’s pre-recorded announcement of the surrender was the first time ordinary Japanese ever heard his voice.

“Despite the best that has been done by everyone — the gallant fighting of our military and naval forces, the diligence and assiduity of our servants of the State and the devoted service of our 100 million people — the war situation has developed not necessarily to Japan's advantage, while the general trends of the world have all turned against her interest,” the emperor told his stunned subjects. “Moreover, the enemy has begun to employ a new and most cruel bomb, the power of which to do damage is, indeed, incalculable, taking the toll of many innocent lives. Should we continue to fight, it would not only result in an ultimate collapse and obliteration of the Japanese nation, but also it would lead to the total extinction of human civilization.”

Hirohito insisted that Japan’s aims had been defensive, neither aimed at infringing others’ sovereignty nor at “territorial aggrandizement.” He exhorted his people to “suffer the insufferable.”

“Let the entire nation continue as one family from generation to generation, ever firm in its faith of the imperishableness of its divine land, and mindful of its heavy burden of responsibilities, and the long road before it. Unite your total strength to be devoted to the construction for the future. Cultivate the ways of rectitude, nobility of spirit, and work with resolution so that you may enhance the innate glory of the Imperial State and keep pace with the progress of the world.”

Even now, the speech is painful to read from the perspective of a Chinese, a Korean, a Filipino or anyone else who fell under Japan’s famously brutal domination during the war — not to mention Americans, who mustered the will and resources to overcome the Pearl Harbor setback. But these words were a crucial inspiration for the Japanese. Their emperor would be watching from the sidelines of the Imperial Palace as they rebuilt Japan from the rubble of war into Asia’s leading economic power, the world’s second-largest economy and one that, by the 1980s, looked like it might overtake ours. Hirohito remained on the throne until 1989, when Japan’s postwar economic might reached its peak under an American-imposed constitution that replaced militarism with pacifism.

Japan has seen a long and painful decline in its world standing since 1989. Its stagnant economy slipped behind China’s. Its population is slowly shrinking and rapidly aging. Its government now has one of the heaviest debt loads in the world, after spending trillions of dollars on public works projects that gave Japan a first-rate infrastructure without stimulating the lasting economic growth that was the stimulus’ goal.

Most of that debt is owed to Japanese households and institutions. From the shogun era to the present day, one constant of Japanese society has been its insularity. The country welcomes neither people nor, for the most part, capital from beyond its shores.

That may now have to change if Japan is to avoid being marginalized on the global stage. Friday’s massive earthquake and devastating tsunami wiped out vital human and physical capital. The country’s auto industry is reeling from disruptions in manufacturing, shipping and its supply chain. The electronics industry lost important capacity. Unaffected rivals in China, Taiwan, South Korea and even the United States will probably gain strength as they fill the gap.

But it is the crisis in the region’s stricken atomic energy plants that is really the potential game-changer. Nuclear power provided more than one-third of Japan’s electricity before this weekend. Now the only nation ever to suffer an atomic attack in wartime is confronting rolling electricity cuts and a real, immediate risk of a major radiation release.

Japan will survive this week’s disasters and will carry on in some fashion, but it may simply lack the resources to rebuild itself from the rubble as it did after World War II. An insular Japan may become this century’s Argentina, a once-significant player reduced to irrelevance. A Japan that is more open to the outside world probably stands a better chance of remaining a leading force in it.

The Japanese are not worrying right now about the future of their society, nor should they be. They have far more pressing concerns in disaster relief and in managing the crises at the stricken power plants.

The country’s central bank today flooded its financial system with more than $180 billion in fresh money to try to keep commerce moving elsewhere in the country. A nation that has been struggling with deflation for two decades is clearly about to embark on some of the most deliberately inflationary policies any major economy has ever tried.

Commodore Perry and Gen. Douglas MacArthur, the U.S. occupation administrator in the 1940s, both tried to change Japan from the outside. Each time, Japan did change, but it did so from within, in ways that the Americans could not have expected and may not have wanted. Perry’s goal of a subservient trading partner led to war. MacArthur’s goal of an American-style democracy produced economic growth but political stagnation, which led to eventual economic stagnation in time.

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From Rancho Mirage resident and photographer Michael Childer's "Fusion" collection.
Photo Courtesy of Melissa Morgan Fine Art Gallery

Michael Childers, renowned photographer and Rancho Mirage resident, will show his latest series of work, Fusions, at a tea from 3-4:30 p.m. April 27 in the Melissa Morgan Fine Art gallery in Palm Desert.

Fusions represents Childers' ongoing work from the past 10 years, which diverges beyond previous figurative, distortion and nude series. The composite images represent a metaphysical direction inspired by nature and often incorporating water reflection and digital brushstroke enhancement.

Among the transcendental locations were Giverny, France; Wellfleet Ponds on Cape Cod; Yosemite National Park; San Francisco; Point Lobos, Carmel; Cambodia, and Oaxaca, Mexico.

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Attending a committee or meeting - guidance for visitors with autism

There are many places where you can have a meeting in Parliament. If the meeting is taking place in the Palace of Westminster, the Visitor Assistants in Westminster Hall will direct you to Central Lobby. From there the Attendants can help you find the correct Committee room.

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Committee meetings

Committee meeting roomThis picture is an example of a Committee Room. The wallpaper is heavily patterned.

Committee carpetThe carpet is heavily patterned too.

Attending a Select Committee evidence session

Committee meetings open to the public are held either in the Palace of Westminster or in Portcullis House.  Staff at the entry points will direct you to the corridor or waiting area outside the room where the meeting is taking place.

If you arrive before the meeting is open to the public, you will be asked to wait outside the room until a member of staff tells you that you can go in. This is because committees usually have a private meeting before the public meeting starts, and the meeting may start at a slightly different time to the advertised time.

It is possible that a queuing system may be in operation for the meeting if a lot of people want to go into the same public evidence session.

If you arrive when the public meeting has already started, you can go straight in.

You will see rows of chairs straight ahead of you as you go through the door. You can sit in any of these chairs. You can’t sit in any of the chairs that are next to the tables in the room. If you aren’t sure where to sit, security staff or doorkeepers in the room should be able to help you.

The other staff in the room won’t be able to talk to you or answer questions while the meeting is underway as the staff will be concentrating on the evidence being heard. When a meeting is finished, you are very welcome to speak to staff in the room with any questions.

You should be quiet while watching the meeting. People watching must not try to join in with the discussions or ask questions.

You can leave the room at any point in the meeting. If you leave before the meeting has ended, you should try to leave quietly.

All public evidence sessions are recorded and can be viewed online subsequently by visiting

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Central lobbyThis room is where you can listen to stops 5, 14 and 19 on the audio tour, and forms part of the guided tour (see story 4 Going on a tour)
This is sometimes busy and crowded.

Central lobby reception deskThere is a reception desk with people who can help with directions and information. All Visitor Assistants and Attendants wear navy blue and gold uniforms. The staff in Central Lobby are aware of most meetings that are occurring. There is also a board with information about where meetings are taking place.

There are also more toilets nearby in Lower Waiting Hall, which is just off Central Lobby. You can look out for signs to these, or ask at reception for directions. Many of the main toilet areas have ‘air blade’ hand driers in them.

accessible toiletThere is also an accessible toilet that you can use, which has a choice of dryers and hand towel dispensers.

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There may be a lot of noise during your meeting including from the heating vents. You may also hear bells ringing repeatedly: these are alerts for the Members of Parliament and Peers about votes happening in the Chambers. This is called the Division Bell and below is a sound clip of what it sounds like:

You should be aware that there are microphones on some tables that produce static noise if mobile phones and tablets are too close to them.
House of Lords annunciatorThere are many TV screens that are showing changing information about what is happening in the Chambers at all times, they are called annunciators.

Water fountains are located near the toilets. There are aerosol air fresheners in the toilets located on the corridor and they also have fluorescent lighting.

If you use the lift to go to the Committee Corridor, they have fluorescent lighting. A pass-holder will be required to access the lift. For assistance, you could ask at reception or a security officer who can make sure you get the assistance you require.

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If you need a quiet space during your visit, you should speak to a Visitor Assistant or reception staff, or request this before a visit. We will always endeavour to provide break out areas or quiet rooms if requested.

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Portcullis House entranceSome meetings may take place in Portcullis House. This is a separate building on the other side of Bridge Street. The entrance is next to the river.

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Offramp Gallery Presents “Art & Sushi: Minoru Ohira and Mori Onodera”

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Left: Mori Onodera; center: Minoru Ohira from Minoru Ohira: Iki and Yabo; right Minoru Ohira

Offramp Gallery is pleased to present Art & Sushi: Minoru Ohira and Mori Onodera, a very special event in conjunction with the exhibition, Minoru Ohira: Iki and Yabo, on Sunday, January 24, 2016, from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Michelin-starred chef Mori Onodera will be serving traditional edomae style sushi in Minoru Ohira’s installation in Offramp Gallery’s East Gallery. Tickets will be sold for four seatings for two to four people at each seating. Tickets are $200 per person and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Art & Sushi: Minoru Ohira and Mori Onodera, began as a conversation between the two accomplished friends. They conceived of the event as a collaboration or performance blending two very different art forms. A traditional tea ceremony was discussed, then dismissed as two complicated for the venue. They then decided to serve edomae style sushi on the carved yellow cedar “i-beams” in Minoru Ohira’s installation in the East Gallery, merging their masterful genres with a soupçon of dry wit.

Edomae style sushi is a Japanese cuisine initially created by the Edo (old name for Tokyo) fast food businesses during the 1820’s. The sushi were prepared and sold on the streets by stands at a time when there was no refrigeration.

Chef and artist Mori Onodera, formerly at the helm of Mori Sushi in Los Angeles, served his own locally grown rice and created handmade plates for the restaurant.

He is currently making plates for Michelin Guide restaurants Melisse and Providence in Los Angeles and Manresa in Los Gatos. He has also embarked on a new project to grow premium Japanese rice in Uruguay.

Artist Minoru Ohira has exhibited extensively at galleries and museums in the US, Mexico and Japan and is in the collections of The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art (Tokyo), the Honolulu Museum of Art, the Long Beach Museum of Art (Long Beach, California), the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Thailand (Bangkok) and the National Museum of Art in Mexico.

Ohira is the recipient of the prestigious 26th Denchu Hirakushi Award for the art of wood carving. In 2009 he was awarded the 36th Teijiro Nakagawa Award, the first artist residing outside Japan to be honored with the award.

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Lyle Lindgren is a filmmaker from London who got his start making low budget rap videos and has since graduated to directing videos for Octavian & Skepta, Kevin Gates and Goldie. Lyle is currently working with ASAP Ferg on a documentary about Eddie Plein. His fascination for street culture and the untold stories of the underworld heavily inform his work and we decided to ask him some questions about it.

Hey Lyle, please introduce yourself to our readers.

I’m Lyle Lindgren, London based filmmaker and gold teeth encyclopaedia.

How did you start making films?

I started out as a runner on music videos for artists like Wiley making bad coffee and worked my way up. The first music video I directed was for Roc Marciano, I had $500 for the budget and ended up staying in the grimiest hotel in NYC (The Carter) to get the job done. Sean Price came through with the cameo and we rode around Chelsea market blaring out the Mic Tyson album. Sleeping in the hotel in full tracksuit and socks with the hood pulled up coz that’s apparently where bed bugs originated from.

What is your drive behind making films?

I gave up a long time ago trying to build a showreel of films that could help you get commercial work; I’d rather put my heart and soul into something that’s really my voice as a filmmaker. So, I’m driven by stories that I find interesting that I’d want to watch. Little anecdotes you hear in the streets or experiences you’ve had that you can build into plots. Like the film I made with Stephen Graham for Goldie (I Adore You); it’s based on the open prison system we have here in the U.K and the idea comes from seeing day release prisoners in my neighbourhood doing the weekly food shop with their kids.

Which film or film maker has inspired you the most?

Jacques Audiard’s The Beat My Heart Skipped made me really go after becoming a director, it’s about a nasty landlord who wants to break away from criminality to become a concert pianist. It’s a pretty raw look at choosing your art over your ego and it spoke to me at a time when I was preordained to become a second hand car salesman but instead went left into filmmaking. And then when I saw Audiard’s prison drama Un prophète a few years later it really pushed me to make films about subjects that are often quite brutal and don’t get the attention they deserve.

What messages are you trying to convey to your audience through your art?

I guess most of my work has an optimistic message of making the most with what resources you have, even if it doesn’t always go to plan; like in my film Phanor about R.I.P t-shirt culture in Miami, it’s a tragic part of daily life in the city but also the only opportunity for a young designer to learn his craft. I’m just trying to make films that haven’t been seen before, subjects and characters that don’t usually get a moment on screen.

Please explain your creative process

With production, I try to stay hands on throughout the whole process, I’m big into connecting as many dots myself as possible as it gives you the best chance of getting something made. I’d rather try to reach out to someone directly to engage them as opposed to going through agents etc, it’s a good gauge for the strength of an idea, usually if people are clicking with the concept, they’ll come back to you to collaborate on the film.

Our audience will probably know you from the music video you shot recently for Octavian and Skepta, but you do documentary work and fiction as well. Which of these disciplines is your favourite and why?

Fiction is my favourite as it forces you to create a world in which every detail needs to be considered; from costume to character every decision needs to be grounded in fact that only comes from extensive research. I really like to obsess over a project until I feel like I’ve exhausted the subject and to be honest longform projects take so long to develop that if you aren’t down to talk about them for years they probably won’t get made.

Name someone or something you would love to have as a subject for a documentary or a fiction film.

I’d love to make the definitive documentary on Hype Williams, from the start of his career creating low budget visuals for M.O.P, Wu Tang (Can it all be so simple), The Gravediggaz (Diary of a Madman) and O.D.B (Shimmy Shimmy Ya) up until the 1998 public fallout from his debut feature Belly with an enraged Magic Johnson. I think people just assume he was the big budget fisheye guy creating classics for people like Busta Rhymes and Missy Elliot, but as a creative he scorched a path a mile wide and took a look of flack in the process.

Can you tell us a little about any upcoming projects?

I’ve got two feature films I’m trying to get into production. The first one is set during the 96’ Atlanta Olympics on the eve of Michael Johnson running the 400 meter final in his controversial gold Nikes. It centres around a waitress who finds a set of diamond grills left behind in a napkin that belong to one of the Miami Boyz who were a crew that used to run the dope game in ATL. She pawns the teeth to fund a wild night out in the city, unaware of the gangster violently hunting through the night.

The second one has some big actors attached and is about a South Londoner on the run in the Florida Everglades who is hiding out in the swamp and cutting lawns to pay for his motel room. Then there’s this psychotic character that gets flown over from London to find him, think Conor McGregor meets Gary Oldman in The Firm; who ultimately ends up causing a load of trouble in the flea markets downtown in his pursuit to buy guns and find somewhere he can watch the football.

I’m also working closely with A$AP Ferg on a feature length documentary.

You shared with us the sizzle reel for your documentary on Famous Eddie the inventor of the gold grill and we’re hyped. You have everyone from A$AP Ferg, Just-ice, Lando Golds, A$AP Rocky and ShirtKing Phade in there. Can you tell us what’s to come?

Eddie is the original Surinamese rude-boy, when I met him a few years back we only planned to make a five minute film, but it’s snowballed into this unbelievable feature documentary that spans four cities over thirty years. He made teeth for everyone, from Kool G Rap, Rakim, Jay Z, Nas, Ludacris to Big Boi. So right now, I’m trying to raise some finance to finish the film off with some big name interviews and I’d like to release it at the start of next year at Sundance.

What is the most important thing that happened to you this past year?

I lost my gold fronts somewhere and haven’t had time to re-up on a new set.

What is the best advice ever given to you about your line of work?

 Get what you need for the film to work and then move on. If it looks right, then next.


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Hand-picked, whole-bunch pressed, 25% fermented and matured in new French oak for 4 months. The varietal definition is not in question; the oak plays a support role for texture and flavour alike, leaving it to white peach, nectarine and melon to do the heavy lifting. Crisp, citrussy acidity freshens and lengthens the finish. An A-grade bargain. Rating: 92 points Cellaring: to 2024. James Halliday’s Wine Companion 2018

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Vineyard: The 2019 Margaret River Chardonnay is made from Clone 5 fruit (with a small portion of Gin Gin) grown on  The Grace & White vineyard in Cowaramup. Gravelly limestone soils enhance the fresh acidity and life in this wine, assisted by added body and ample apple and stone-fruit characters.

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Shoplifting doesn't sound like the most serious criminal charge, but a conviction can result in a variety of punishments. Depending on the value of the property, prison time is even possible.

There is no right or wrong way to challenge a shoplifting charge. Your defense strategy is based largely on the details surrounding your arrest.

Here are some of the most common shoplifting defense strategies:

  • Challenge the act: A shoplifting crime typically has two elements. The first is the intentional concealing of an item listed for sale. The second is the intent to remove the item from the store without paying for it. You may be able to avoid a conviction by arguing that you didn't intend to steal the item, but instead forgot to pay for it.
  • Challenge witnesses: There are times when a shoplifting case is based largely on video evidence, but this doesn't always hold true. Instead, it comes down to eyewitness accounts, which aren't always accurate. For example, a store employee may state that they saw you shoplifting, but after some prodding in court, their story isn't nearly a reliable as they thought.
  • Negotiate a deal with the prosecutor: This is something for your shoplifting defense attorney to discuss with you. There are many ways to approach this, such as negotiating a plea deal that allows you to avoid the most serious charges and punishment. Your attorney can also look into taking steps to get your arrest expunged.

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The whimsical and unusual handbag designs by Hungarian designer Judith Leiber have been recognised as one of America's finest examples of dedicated craftsmanship. All hand-made with meticulous attention to detail, the haute couture clutches and Minaudières are decorated with crystals and rhinestones and retail for up to $7000. The bags come in a variety of shapes such as animals, food or clothing and are often seen on the red carpet. The Swan-bag was famously featured in the US hit show Sex and the City which stars Sarah Jessica Parker who has declared herself an admirer of Leiber's designs. The unusual and quirky bags are also loved by celebrities like Katy Perry and Kelly Osbourne. They are furthermore a staple piece for American first ladies since Mamie Eisenhower showcased one of the infamous bags at the inauguration ceremony of her husband Dwight.

Upon her retirement from the position at the head of the company in 1998, Judith Leiber had created around 3000 different designs for handbags and accessories. Born in Budapest in 1921 as part of a Jewish family, the young Judith was forced to give up on her higher education due to the rise of Nazism and joined the Hungarian bag maker guild. She later became the first woman to ever receive the title of master craftswoman. After the war she started to make her own bags until she emigrated to the United States in 1948 together with her husband. After working as a handbag designer for several other brands, she finally opened her own business, The Leiber Company, in 1963. The business expanded quickly and Judith Leiber is today sold in official boutiques in New York, Atlanta, Las Vegas and California, in the most prestigious department stores as well as online.

Apart from designer bags, jewellery and accessories, the brand also introduced a line of female fragrances in 2007. The signature scent Leiber (2007) is an oriental floral fragrance created by Karine Dubreuil who previously worked for big brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci and Guerlain. The fruity and zesty top note of pineapple and bergamot is followed by a floral middle note composed of notes of rose, cyclamen, jasmine and pimento and rounded off in an aromatic base of amber, patchouli, musk and cedar.

Other notable fragrances are the oriental spicy Judith Leiber Night (2011) with a dominant cinnamon note on the top of the composition, the floral fruity Amethyst (2012) as well as Exotic Coral (2013), a floral fruity scent with tropical notes of coconut, Tiare flower, lime and rum.

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5 Steps to Improving Your Cloud Security

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The adoption of the cloud has come a long way in the past decade. In the early 2010s “The Cloud” was initially introduced as a buzzword, but today most organizations are employing the cloud for their business. Seventy-two percent of all businesses globally are dependent on some form of the cloud in their daily work life and that number will increase even more for personal use. The adoption of the cloud is changing the way businesses and organizations are running globally as everyone and everything is becoming dependent on technology.

The cloud market is estimated to be worth $411 billion by 2020 and the number will only continue to increase with more and more organizations moving from on-premise to the cloud.

While cloud usage is rapidly increasing, one of the major concerns for all organizations with the adoption of the cloud is security. Every year we are seeing a continuous increase in the number of cloud-related security breaches leading organizations to carefully contemplate whether to adopt cloud services or stay on-premises.

In the early years of cloud adoption, the cloud was less secure than we know it today. However, service providers have learned from their past mistakes and implemented new security features that can fight off different cloud risks. Better security tools and processes have been developed to make the cloud safer than on-premises solutions in many cases, but for complete cloud security, organizations need to emphasize the priority of cloud security.

Security Has to Become a Priority

Organizations are stepping up their adoption of cloud services and are becoming more at ease and familiar with the importance of working securely in the cloud. The reasoning behind the increasing adoption of cloud services is that organizations are implementing the common shared-responsibility model of cloud security which is the idea that organizations and their cloud service providers are in agreement to split up different responsibilities for the cloud deployment. The cloud provider will be responsible for cloud deployments such as networks and operating systems and the organizations will be responsible for the rest. Yet working with well-known cloud providers doesn’t always mean that your cloud resources are secure. It is extremely important for organizations to invest in cloud security in order to avoid security risks in their network and to defend against internal and external cloud threats. However, while this is an obvious priority for security teams, it also needs to become a priority for all employees.

The decision-makers need to have a better understanding and commitment to the importance of cloud security. Instead of just delegating every security risk to the security team, it has to become a decision maker’s issue as well because the result of failure can potentially collapse a business. Any organization may be only a data breach away from catastrophe.

5 Steps to Improving Your Cloud Security

With the constant threats against networks and web applications increasing, it’s time for a refresher on how to secure your organization’s cloud security in just five steps.

Deploying Authentication Tools

Adopting a multi-factor authentication solution inside your organization provides another layer of security by challenging users to prove they are who they say they are. It provides IT security teams with broad visibility into the organization’s network and application.

Encouraging your employees to sign in with one or more extra authentication tools on top of their username/password is a simple and efficient way to provide an additional layer of protection.

Manage Your User Access

Most of your employees won’t need access to every application, resource or critical information belonging to your organization. Setting proper levels of authorization ensures that each employee can only have access and work on the applications or resources necessary for them to do their job.

Stolen user accounts are major concerns for organizations’ cloud security. This headache can be fixed if we limit what users can access. So even though we still require verification for every user, by providing employees with a minimal level of privileges, this will make it harder for hackers to access the organization’s critical resources and networks.

Monitoring User Network Activities

Real-time monitoring and analysis of network users’ activities can help you point out anomalies from the normal activity patterns of your employees. For example, unknown users logging in from unauthorized devices, IP addresses, locations and more.

Logging user data will allow you to prove to auditors that your networks and applications are secure and you can provide a full activity report at any given time and location in case of a serious breach. These irregular activities could display a potential breach in your system, and discovering them early on will allow you to fix security issues.

Encrypt Your Data

By failing to encrypt sensitive data you risk putting both your organization and customers at risk. It is the responsibility of the cloud provider to make sure that data is encrypted, and that the data can be properly decrypted once it’s taken from the cloud.

IT teams should have the encryption and decryption keys in a secure location, and they should never be stored with the data on the cloud. This encrypted data is very hard to crack, especially if the cloud provider and organization use different encryptions on the data.

Educate Your Team

One of the key steps for better cloud security is to educate employees. Human error accounts for 90% of data breaches and it can be very easy to accidentally introduce malware into an organization’s network. It is important to train employees on security policies and to explain the rationale behind those policies.

Employees won’t care about creating a strong password or watching for phishing emails if they don’t understand the risks behind them. You don’t need to teach employees about every technical detail in security protocols, but they should know which risks can impact their jobs. Organizations should frequently run training sessions to keep their employees up to date with security best practices.

Secure Networks with Cloud Security

Improving your cloud security starts with prioritizing the importance of cloud adoption and the correct security hygiene throughout the organization. Start with adopting a Zero Trust Network as a Service that incorporates the Software-Defined Perimeter model such as Perimeter 81, which allows you to deploy authentication tools, manage user access and monitor network activities in all in one platform.

Your cloud security strategy should be flexible and upgraded to cope with the different security threats. By implementing the 5 steps above and utilizing a Zero Trust Network as a Service, your organization will have a more complete and secure cloud security.

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The PermaSEAL Basement Sump and Pump System is designed for the removal of ground water from within basements, light wells and water collected from cavity drain membrane systems.

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The unique octagonal sump shape ensures structural stability and provides eight large surfaces for inlets into the pump of up to 110mm via a wall flange. The sump chamber also features a flared base to prevent flotation.

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  • 1 x Battery High Water Level Alarm.
  • 1 x Octagonal Sump chamber

Please note: The sump is supplied with a precut pump waste outlet hole cut to the chamber wall. Inlet connections and separate conduits for the 230V pumps and 12V Alarm should be cut on site by the installing technician. Inlet connections will require a hole cutter suitable for the size of the inlets.

Maintaining a sump pump

The system requires minimal maintenance. However, we strongly recommend that the unit is serviced quarterly during the first year. Following the first year, it is essential that the unit is serviced at least annually.

Installing a sump pump

We recommend that PermaSEAL waterproofing products are installed by an experienced waterproofing company and a trained electrician. For further details, please see the installation guide available in the download tab.

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If you have any questions about sump and pump systems give us a call on 0117 982 3282. We provide free expert advice around 'Type C' waterproofing.

  • Fully built sump pump system includes all internal pipe and pipe fittings ready for 50mm discharge pipe (50mm outer diameter - metric not imperial).
  • Non return valve included.
  • Quick release coupling for easy installation and removal for servicing.
  • High Water Level Alarm included.
  • Supplied with 50mm sealed and locked recessed lid.
  • Flat areas to side of chamber ready for wall flanges to receive incoming 110mm drainage pipes.
  • Large foot to base of chamber to prevent flotation.
Model: PSPKS
Manufacturer: Permagard
Packaging: as a kit
Size: W 550mm x H 600mm
Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom

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We’ve reopened our showroom doors and to celebrate this special occasion, we’re running an exclusive deal on our award-winning 5008 SUV!

Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, like the i-Cockpit, and 1.2 or 1.6 PureTech engines with EAT-8 transmission, our 5008 SUV embodies elegance and power. And you can own it from only $999 per month!* But hurry, the promotion is only valid till 8 July 2020! So, choose your next adventure with our 5008 SUV, as you take to the road again and reconnect with your loved ones!

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AT&T now has the Sony Ericsson Z750a mobile phone available

Two months from announcement to actually release it has taken for AT&T and Sony Ericsson to bring out the Sony Ericsson Z750a clamshell mobile handset. And while it was probably timing rather than any actual problems with supply one would have thought we’d have seen the Sony Ericsson Z750a released somewhat earlier.

Well as it is the first Sony Ericsson U.S. ready HADPA mobile handset can now be yours for the sum of $49.99 on a 2 year contract with a mail-in rebate. The Sony Ericsson Z750a will be available in a choice of three colours pink, purple, and grey; each incorporates a 2 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth A2DP, HSDPA support, memory stick micro slot, and a 2.2 inch QVGA display.

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Apple iPhone to get Yahoo Messenger App

Yep, that’s what pcworld is reporting anyway, the Apple iPhone and Apple iPod Touch is to gain a Yahoo! Messenger application.

With Yahoo! Messenger installed on the Apple iPhone, iPhoners will gain all the usual chatting and communication gear associated with a mobile messenger, and if you don’t hold a Yahoo! Account then you can sign up for one direct from the iPhone.

Furthermore Yahoo! Messenger will stay active while you make a call or switch to another application, however there is a time limit of ten minutes of inactivity. The iPhoner will be able to send SMS messages from Yahoo Messenger for the iPhone to either IM or iPhone contacts.


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Microsoft interactive phone case with touch technology

Smartphone manufacturers are constantly trying to develop clever and innovative ideas to help their products standout from the rest of the crowd. While we are used to seeing various Apple patents appear online, today we have news of a Microsoft interactive phone case with touch technology.

Microsoft has recently been awarded a patent that has uses technology using touch based sensors that are actually placed into cases for mobile devices. According to the company this is to provide contextually aware cases that will know what the user is doing in terms of watching a video or reading a book etc.

This is achieved by detecting the users grip pattern and set up the device needed for that action, and it seems that users will be able to alter this to choose which command is activated with each touch pattern.

The filing states that the sensors can be used to open up various applications or to switch on or off certain features just by touching the case in a certain way. The cases could also include NFC connectivity as Microsoft states that touching them together can transfer data.

These sorts of sensors are nothing new but have yet to hit products for the mass market, but that is about to change with the upcoming Moto X which is expected to react to your location or touch. It seems that in the coming few years that while our smartphones will continue to get more advanced technology wise, so will the accessories that accompany them.

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Source: LapTop Mag.

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Android 4.2.2 now on Galaxy Grand Duos and new colours

Exactly one month ago today on July 8 we reported about the leaked version of Android 4.2.2 for the Samsung galaxy Grand Duos, well today we can share with you the new update with build number I9105PXXUMBG8 is live and available OTA.

The Android 4.2.2 update for the Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos can be installed now OTA, which come with many new features. If you check your smartphone and have not yet received the new 4.2.2 update please be patient, not everyone at once will get it yet.

Sam Mobile reports that the roll out has started and will last a few days until the majority have it, they do not want to make it accessible to everyone at the same time or the servers will be manic leaving you sitting there for ages waiting for an update to install super slow.

Some of the new features Galaxy Grand Duos owners will get includes dedicated toggles menu in the status bar, lockscreen widgets, Daydream screensaver mode, improved task switching, bug fixes, performance enhancements and TouchWiz changes. Please let us know if you have installed Android 4.2.2 onto your Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos yet?

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Whilst we are on the Grand Duos subject, those in India will be very pleased to hear that there are two new colours added to the list. Consumers were able to buy the Elegant White and Metallic Blue, but now you can get your hands on the Wine Red and Luxury Brown colours — for more information please visit the Samsung India Store.

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    i have the black one..its a beautiful fone..a true masterpiece..a luxuryfone.. its a must have ..


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Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime gets listed in the U.S. for $89 unlocked

It’s rare to find an Android-based handset in the states with a price tag of under $100, especially from a major brand. The Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime has mysteriously appeared with a budget-friendly price, and you can scoop it up unlocked from Amazon if you reside in the states.

The Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime is not going to win any beauty contests nor will it break any records when it comes to speed. That’s not necessarily a reason to write this one off though as it’s hard to beat the unlocked price of $89.99. While you won’t get a whole lot of horsepower from that price, you will get Dual SIM slots and Android 6.0 straight out of the box.

The Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime carries the model number J106B/DS and is quite small. We can’t remember the last time we saw a 4-inch handset, but that is the size of the display on the Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime. It carries a resolution of 480 x 800 and beneath the glass beats the heart of a quad-core chip clocked at 1.2GHz. As you’d expect, there is only 1GB of RAM.

When it comes to storage, prepare to rely on the microSD card slot as you’ll only get 8GB out of the box with this one. The rear camera should work for most folks at 5MP but the selfie-snapper is listed at VGA quality. Other features to note include 3G, Wi-Fi, a 1,500mAh battery and the aforementioned Dual SIM slots. The handset will run Android 6.0, just don’t expect that Nougat update.

The Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini Prime is a good “backup” phone, but that’s about all we can say about this one. There are better options from the Far East if you want a bland starter phone for a similar price, as this puppy is a bit underwhelming. It is cheap however, and you can get one for $89.99 from Amazon in White, Gold or Black.

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Monday, February 13, 2012

Afterward and Forward

‘Evolution is promoted by its practitioners as more than mere science. Evolution is promulgated as an ideology, a secular religion—a full-fledged alternative to Christianity, with meaning and morality. I am an ardent evolutionist and an ex-Christian, but I must admit that in this one complaint—and Mr [sic] Gish is but one of many to make it—the literalists are absolutely right. Evolution is a religion. This was true of evolution in the beginning, and it is true of evolution still today.
‘… Evolution therefore came into being as a kind of secular ideology, an explicit substitute for Christianity.’
— Michael Ruse
For people who think for themselves, every day is "Question Evolution Day"!

Wow! The "Question Evolution Day" project has been a great deal of work. It would have been a bit less work if I had started sooner, but hey, I'm new to this kind of thing. Lots of time spent writing, contacting people, working on visuals, making a Facebook Page (and helping my co-admins put up material as well as run off the trolls) and so on.

In honor of Charles Darwin and his imagined evolutionary ancestors, we had banana cream pie and watched creation science videos.

I was hoping that Creation Ministries International
would take my suggestion and spearhead the project. After all, I got the idea from them with their "Question Evolution" information and their "15 Questions to Ask Evolutionists" tract. Even after I made their tract into a text-video with their permission, they did not reply to my suggestion. So, I decided that it was important enough to do it myself.

It has been a good learning experience, and I have ideas to not only keep the project growing, but to make it bigger and better next year. My list of contacts will be larger, and I will be contacting them sooner. And I'm going to do my part to make it bigger and better.

Thanks to:

There are some other things I wanted to add.

When I make remarks about evolution being a religion [1,2,3]
, the typical response is, "No, you idiot! Evolution is science!" No, it's a belief system about the past by people who were not there. It cannot be tested, falsified, repeated, measured and all those other things that real operational science can do. Evolution is the creation myth of our culture.

Someone has to break it to you: Evolutionary science and creation science are equally religious and both have their biases.

Do you think I'm just talking through my cowboy hat
? Do a search for "Darwin's birthday" and see all the celebrations and observances at museums and so on. For what? He popularized a pagan belief and made a pseudoscience out of it. Big deal.

Big religious deal. Hey, if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, poops like a duck...

There are many more scientists who have actually contributed to the betterment of mankind that deserve celebrations. But then, their inventions, theories, discoveries and so forth were actually practical.

I said that I will be working on making "Question Evolution Day" bigger and better. In fact, it is now "The Question Evolution Project", but still emphasizing QE Day on February 12. Maybe I should work on turning it into "Question Evolution Week".
Yeah, that could work!

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TVS Motor Company launches special edition TVS XL100 Heavy Duty i-Touchstart - Pinkcity News

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Wednesday, 10 April 2019

TVS Motor Company launches special edition TVS XL100 Heavy Duty i-Touchstart

  • TVS XL100 crosses 25 lakh sales milestone in less than 4 years of launch

Hosur, April 10, 2019: TVS Motor Company, a reputed manufacturer of two-wheelers and three-
wheelers, today announced the launch of special edition TVS XL 100 Heavy Duty i-Touchstart.  With a host of new features and a unique all new colour - Beaver Brown, the vehicle now provides style along with comfort and durability. The new edition of TVS XL100 Heavy Duty i-Touchstart has been styled with dual tone premium seat cover, silver oak panels and a special edition logo. To complement the new colour scheme, the vehicle gets matching graphics, beige colour panels and chrome finish style elements.

The TVS XL100 Heavy Duty ‘i-Touch Start’*- special edition, comes with an innovative electric start
technology ‘i-TouchStart’*, with integrated starter generator system. The vehicle is powered by a
high spark energy engine that provides solid performance with great pick up. It comes with BSIV
compliant 99.7cc four stroke engine with maximum power 3.20kW@6000rpm and maximum torque
6.5Nm@3500rpm. The vehicle is available in a colour selection of Green, Red, T. Grey, Black, Blue,
Copper Shine and Mineral Purple  with the addition of a new colour –  Beaver Brown. TVS XL100
Heavy Duty ‘i-Touch Start’* Special Edition will be launched in a phase wise manner across India.
The brand TVS XL  has evolved over the years and currently has four variants under its name - XL100, XL100 Comfort, XL100 Heavy Duty and XL100 Heavy Duty i-Touchstart. The price range for TVS XL 100 series starts from Rs 29990 (Ex- Showroom Delhi).
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Liverpool Curry Club

Organiser: Networking In The City
Location: Mayur, 130 Duke Street, Liverpool city centre

The next meeting of the monthly networking event for professionals active in the property, construction and finance sectors will be on Thursday 5 May at the Mayur Indian Restaurant on Duke Street between 12:00 and 14:15.

The event is run by Networking In The City and supported by law firm Hill Dickinson and construction tender specialist Bidability. Curry club events are also staged in Chester, Manchester and Edinburgh.

Ross Huntingdon from AEW Architects will be speaking about the Edge Lane Development, a £200m development centred on a key route into Liverpool city centre.

The event includes lunch and costs £20.00 a person.

Thursday 5 May 2011

12:00 Arrival and networking

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Neighbourly Matters: Rights of Light and Party Wall | Manchester

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Organiser: RIBA
Location: Boardroom, St James’ Building, 79 Oxford Street, M1 6FQ
Phone: Thomas Mills - 0151 703 0107

This detailed, technical and practical presentation and discussion will provide an overview of Rights of Light, Daylight, Sunlight and Overshadowing; and Party Wall. It will consider the legal and regulatory frameworks which govern these neighbourly matters and provide key information and practical solutions to consider when designing schemes.

Speaker: Ian McKenna or Sam Wallis or James Audsley or Martyn Furse, Malcolm Hollis

Click here to download an application form

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RTPI North West 5-a-side Football Tournament

Organiser: RTPI
Location: Powerleague Bolton, Leverhulme Park, Long Lane, BL2 6BZ
Phone: 0161 604 7799

This event is sponsored by WYG.

Cost per team will be £42 (inclusive of referee, match balls, scoreboards/fixtures, bibs, first aid, pie and peas!)

Squads of up to 7 players will be allowed.

Teams must be at the venue ready to play by 12 noon.

Silverware will be presented to the Regional Champions and Runners Up.

Cheques payable to “RTPI” for the full amount, to be sent to: Bev Watson, RTPI North West Region, 2nd Floor, Emerson House, Albert St, Eccles, Salford, M30 0TE by Friday 12 June 2015.

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Bride Hall readies Pepper Street for second wave of restaurants

Bride Hall Real Estate, the owner of Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Chester, has submitted a planning application for another five restaurant units on Pepper Street, after recently completing the first phase of its dining quarter project.

Last week Opera Grill opened on Pepper Street, the last restaurant to move into one of four new units created by Bride Hall in a former Methodist Chapel, a vacant Habitat unit, and a garage. The other occupiers are Chimichanga, Coast to Coast, and Las Iguanas.

On the North side of Pepper Street, Bride Hall is now planning to convert the ground and first floor of Pepper House from retail use to accommodate a further five eateries.

Attached to the Grosvenor Shopping Centre, part of the 1960s building was left vacant following the relocation of Laura Ashley.

The scheme, designed by HFM Architects, would include South facing terraces on the first floor to allow for external dining, and entrances directly from the street.

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JOB | Building Surveyor

Manchester, up to £35,000 p.a

Our client is a well established property development company with an immediate vacancy for a MRICS Building Surveyor to be based in their Manchester office.

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This role will include initial building surveys, writing of specifications, reviewing existing leases and properties within the portfolio, appointing contractors and project managing works through to completion.

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Peel chairman visits World Expo

John Whittaker visited the World Expo in Shanghai as Liverpool recorded the 400,000th visitor to the city's pavilion.

Whittaker visited the pavilion before receiving an honorary degree from Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University, together with Prof Zhou Hanmin, deputy director of the executive committee for World Expo 2010.

During his visit to the Expo, Whittaker spoke with the Consul General for Manchester Ni Jian about Peel's Liverpool and Wirral Waters schemes, as well as his company's progress with Media City UK in Salford Quays.

Whittaker was joined by Peel's development director, Lindsey Ashworth, who said: "There has been a huge amount of interest in the pavilion and as a regular visitor I can tell you that it is not all about the Beatles and football.

"They may help to attract people to the pavilion, but when visitors are in they see and appreciate the diverse assets of the city and the wider North West region, because there is so much information in the pavilion about business, about education and about tourism.

"It has helped us and others who are committed to helping Liverpool in Shanghai and I cannot stress enough that face-to-face contact is the best way to do business out here, it's the kind of contact we hope will pay dividends."

Ashworth visited Shanghai before heading to Beijing with Mike Taylor, deputy chief executive of Liverpool Vision, to meet with an unnamed potential real estate investor. Details of what was being discussed were not disclosed.

Taylor added: "Our private sector sponsors are reporting excellent business activity through the pavilion and are in no doubt that our presence in Shanghai is helping them to make the right inroads into new and potentially lucrative markets."

Peel is lead sponsor of the Liverpool stand having contributed £100,000 while the city is the only UK city to have a dedicated pavilion at the Expo which has been running since the start of May this year.

The World Expo runs until 31 October 2010.

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Associate Curator/Astrophysics Department Chair, American Museum of Natural History, Division of Physical Sciences

Ben R. Oppenheimer chairs the Astrophysics Department at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. He also led the Project 1640 team that made discoveries regarding the HR 8799 system.  This pioneering work on spectrographic analysis of exoplanets using the Hale Telescope at Palomar was enabled by creation of the best performing coronagraph ever built.

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East London Tour

Last Friday, the London Studio went on an evening tour of East London, around Brick Lane / Spitalfields area taking in some interesting new architecture, social housing, art and design and local history (Inc references to Jack the Ripper and the Kray Twins!). The tour was orchestrated by new London studio member Antony Nelson!

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Are you tired of meeting in impersonal and soulless rooms? Looking for a warm, intimate place that's conducive to reflection and exchange of ideas for your seminar in Paris? Discover the meeting room of the Platine Hotel in the heart of the 15th arrondissement!

An ideal setting for your seminar in Paris

The Platine Hotel stands out for its unique ambience and décor inspired by the golden age of American cinema. The hotel is in one of the most active areas of Paris near the Quai de Grenelle and the Beaugrenelle business centre and just a few minutes by public transport from the Parc des Expositions, Porte de Versailles. Our designers have created a place that is colourful, warm and original and which effortlessly combines glamour with functionality. Your Parisian seminar is guaranteed to be productive in this cocoon of comfort and refinement.

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For your business event, study day, meeting or seminar, our 30 m² room equipped with a screen, connections and flipchart board is at your disposal. Able to accommodate meetings of up to 14 persons, the room enjoys natural light and has a central table, deep, noise-reducing carpeting and comfortable chairs. Our team takes care of small details and can provide coffee breaks or lunches tailored to your preferences. And, after a hard day's work, why not treat your team to a session in our spa with sauna, steam room, treatments and massage? Periods of pleasure and relaxation are sure to increase productivity during your seminar! Take a break from your usual mundane setting by booking our meeting room! Under the benevolent gaze of an internationally famous American icon, you and your team will benefit from an original and personalised workplace.


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Jul 3, 2020

Sun International says Time Square Casino to Open Doors on Monday

After three months of a government-ordered lockdown, Sun International intends opening up some of its properties on Monday, including Time Square Casino in Pretoria. Things will look very different when patrons walk through the doors of the casino. They will see shields separating players at slot machines, as well as every second machine turned off. This is so that players will be able to maintain the required minimum physical distance between one another, in the hope that this will help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

According to government directives, Time Square Casino is only allowed to operate at 50% of its usual capacity. The popular establishment runs 2,000 slot machines and 60 casino tables, and in its hey-day attracted hundreds of people to its two-storey casino floor.

Time Square casino general manager Ruben Gooranah said in an interview this week: “Downstairs we’re not opening those (casino) tables yet because we don’t know how many customers will come.”

Sun International and its rival Tsogo Sun Gaming are hopeful that the easing of restrictions will see some semblance of normality return to their establishments, but they also realistic. They believe that most players won’t be rushing back to play slots, poker or roulette any time soon for fear of catching the virus.

Another significant issue that will affect revenue is the fact that it is still prohibited to sell alcohol. That, combined with less players on the casino floor, will almost certainly impact any establishment if it reopens, and it is for this reason that Sun International and Tsogo Sun aren’t in a rush to open up all their casinos just yet.

Sun International’s CEO, Anthony Leeming said that the group will not be opening Sun City in the meantime, as the resort depends mainly on visitors from other regions in South Africa and from overseas.

Sun International said that it will temporarily lay off workers until casinos can start working at full capacity once more.

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