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Before using your camera on manual you should understand what aperture is in photography. Aperture is one of three essentials to understand when correctly exposing your photograph, the other three are ISO and Shutter Speed; these three settings make up the exposure triangle. Mastering the exposure triangle will allow you to create amazing photographs with complete control. Mastering these settings is mostly what makes the difference between an amateur photographer and a professional photographer.

What is Aperture in Photography?

Aperture is the amount of light that gets in through the lens. It is usually measured as an f-number, such as f/1.8. The f-number is what controls the and light and depth of field when you take a photograph. Depth of field refers to the size of the area in which the focus can be placed.

Think of it as being able to focus on a tiny part of your image, but not on another small part. For example, if your f-number is f/1.8, your depth of field is about 10cm. Meaning if you take a photograph of a subject that is about 10cm long, it will be in focus and the background will be blurry. However, if you take a photograph of a subject that is longer, the subject will not be in focus. The Aperture is what determines the depth of focus and the amount of light allowed into the camera’s sensor. This is why aperture can’t be underestimated.

Understanding Aperture

Aperture refers to the hole in the lens where the light travels through. Aperture is measured in f-stops (f-stops are measured in half a stop). The f-stop number represents the amount of light that passes through the lens. It can range from f/1.2 to f/22. If you can stop down your lens by one stop (one stop meaning to change exposure setting by one, for example, going from f/1.2 to f/1.4) then more light that was previously let through by the lens, will now be captured by the sensor of your camera. This is why a wide aperture is important to increase the depth of field, allowing for more depth of the subject and giving a smooth appearance. This is why aperture is important in photography. As you increase your aperture, the amount of light that passes through the lens is decreased, meaning less light hitting the sensor.

What Aperture should you use?

Aperture is the space in a lens that allows light to pass through into the camera to create an image.

In low light conditions, you want to have your aperture as low (wide) as possible; This can be as low as f/1.2. Having a low aperture will give you a shallow depth of field; meaning that focusing on your subject requires great attention.

Here is an example of a time I missed my focus.

Photographed at F/5.6 my depth of field was shallow (but not as shallow as it can be). As you can see in the photograph the red microphone is in focus. However, Heather’s (Pale Waves Lead Singer) is not in focus. My aim for this photography was to have Heather’s face sharp and in focus however, this did not happen resulting in this photography being unusable.

As a rule of thumb, daylight photography can be shot at around f/8. This setting keeps your photograph sharp and lets in enough light.

For long exposure photography, you can shoot with your aperture as high (narrow) as you like. If you wish to have the whole of your photograph in focus you should use a high (narrow) aperture. A narrow aperture can be set to f/22, at f/22 the whole of your photograph will be in focus however, you will need a tripod so that you can let more light in using shutter speed.

The Correct Settings for Aperture

Aperture is the hole in the lens that allows light to pass through. This hole can be narrowed or widened, making your image darker or brighter. The setting of the aperture determines how much light will pass through the hole, and therefore how much of your image will be exposed to light. A wide aperture (lower number) = More light, meaning a brighter image, but limited depth of field. A narrow aperture (higher number = Less light, meaning darker image, but more depth of field.

Here is an example of a good use of aperture.

In this photograph we can see that this is correctly exposed, meaning that aperture, ISO and shutter speed have all been set correctly. Photographed at the aperture of f/4 we can see that Sam’s (Lead singer of Twin Atlantic) face is sharp and in focus. photographing at F/4 means that there is some shallow depth of field. At a close look, you will begin to notice that the further away a subject is to Sam, the more blurry they are. The fans closer to the lens are not sharp. The fans and other photographers are also not sharp. This is because the depth of field is short, only what is in line with Sam is in focus.

How Aperture affects depth of field

Aperture is the depth of field within the photograph. Aperture has been confusing the common photographer for a long time now. However, all the confusion surrounding Aperture was partly solved with the introduction of Focusing lenses, now we can learn about how the depth of field changes when we change the aperture. All that you need to know when you want to control your depth of field is that the lower the number the less length of focus you have; the higher the number the more focal length you have. When focusing at f/1.2 it can be difficult to get what you want in focus as the focal length is very short. However, photographing at f/1.2 is a lot easier now that autofocus is implemented into all modern DSLR camera’s.

Now that you understand all of the basics and benefits of Aperture, you should be able to create amazing images that look truly professional; especially once you master Shutter Speed and ISO; they are essential to know in order to build your understanding of Aperture.

I hope you have found this guide useful, please share this with others you know who are interested in learning how to master Aperture. If you liked this guide sign up for my newsletter. I will be providing you with help, advice and tips on becoming a professional photographer.


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Social media diet

For the past 10 days, I’ve been going to bed with my phone battery being on about 50%. Usually when I go to bed, my phone is as dead as I am. Sometimes, I would even have to charge it during the day because of how much time I would spend on social media during the day.

The past few days triggered some defense mechanism in my head where I unconsciously got off social media and kept myself away from anything that could harm my mental health that was heavily hit after my family contracted Covid. It’s like this defense mechanism in my head said “She is not strong enough now to do the best for her, I am taking over. Let’s keep her away from anything that could harm her mind.”

And that really happened. I didn’t even realize that I didn’t open Tiktok or scrolled down Instagram for days. I would only come here on my blog and go to The Poetry Bar Instagram page to publish there. That was it. During the evening, I would only have a lamp on because I wanted it to be a bit darker in my apartment, I would light up a candle, spend an hour or two in the evening reading in bed, journaling and I finally started my book.

I would read the news only because there are restrictions being implemented so I want to be updated. There’s a lot of negativity right now in the media so I am avoiding that. This also made me realize that I have a very toxic social media feed, something about it makes me either angry or depressed so as soon as I get better, I am working on changing my social media feed, blocking what and who needs to be blocked and just cultivating a more positive online experience for myself. I don’t know why I never thought about this considering how much time I spend online.

Lately, when I would go online in my free time, I would go to Youtube and watch some of my favorite youtubers who have pretty positive, fun content such as Emma Chamberlain, Alex Meyers who makes animated reviews of tv shows and movies or Joshua Weissman who cooks. Life doesn’t seem so bad when you watch someone cook mouth-watering food. I’ve also watched some old and new episodes of John Oliver. I know that his show isn’t a cheerful show that talks about rainbows and butterflies but I like his show and some of his episodes are hilarious even when discussing some serious subjects.

This is the first time that I’ve realized the impact my social media diet has on me, my health and my mind. I create content online myself, I have a blog and a Youtube channel and an IG profile – I am out there online and I love doing this but I have to rebrand my own social media feed and also think about the type of content I put out and how it affects people who interact with it. Why has it taken me so long to realize this?!

I am going to spend my evening as I’ve been spending it for the longest time – reading and drinking tea. Hope you are all having a good week!

3 thoughts on “Social media diet

  1. I see my personal experience in every single word you wrote. I didn’t use social media since three month anf my phone is often off for days!
    It’s cool to see that i am not so alone after all!

  2. Hi Luna,
    It’s a wonderful idea to take a break from Social Media because Social Media tends to distort reality. It can end up making us feel inadequate when we see all the happy photos of other people’s lives or the nonstop horrors that the media reports on. Truth is most of all of this is exaggeration for whatever reason. The healthiest thing we can all do is go out in nature, take a walk and listen to the birds singing, and enjoy the sunshine on our skin. Too often I see people with headphones on and with their heads bent toward an I-phone screen and their fingers busily tapping away. They miss out on the beauty of this lovely earth. I let myself have about an hour and a half catching up with my local news, reading Word Press, or checking out a YouTube video I might like, then I turn it off. Moderation is the key; also, not taking all the Social Media things we see seriously. Sometimes, I just go a few days without any of it. Reading a book and drinking tea is a wonderful thing to do.
    Have a beautiful day!

  3. Hi Lina

    Love your blog , they are very encouraging to read , I’m new to blogging, I’m in Northern Ireland , hope your well..

    Kindest Regards

    Harry x

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Corporations Avoided Paying $74 Billion in 2018 Federal Income Tax

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - During the first year of the Trump administration's new tax law, 91 Fortune 500 companies didn't pay a dime in federal income tax, according to a new study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.

Report co-author Lorena Roque said using legal loopholes, corporations avoided paying $74 billion into the nation's coffers in 2018 alone.

"When we get our paychecks every two weeks, we see how much is deducted in taxes," she said, "and so when we hear news that corporations are paying zero, we kind of question, 'Why am I being taxed more than these companies that are worth millions of dollars?' "

Roque said corporate tax cuts and loopholes have been enacted by Congresses and presidents of both major parties for the past two decades. Champions of the new tax code argued that lowering corporate rates would lead to increased investments and higher wages, and would increase federal revenues by removing tax shelters.

Outside of a few one-time bonuses, said Matthew Gardner, a senior fellow at the institute, wages for most workers have not gone up, and most companies used the extra cash to buy back stocks, not open new factories. If the nation's largest corporations continue to avoid paying their fair share, he said, there could be across-the-board cuts in public investments.

"Making our highways passable, making our health-care system better, making our education system better, all of these things are things that we value," Gardner said, "and they're things that will be unfundable if we continue to allow the corporate income tax to be drained."

The new tax law lowered the corporate rate from 35% to 21%, but researchers found the average tax rate actually paid by companies was just 11%. Tax rates for 56 companies were between zero and 5% in 2018. Corporate tax revenues are near historic lows as a share of the nation's Gross Domestic Product, at just 1%.

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When: Mon., Dec. 9, 9-11:59 p.m. 2019

An evening with Crowey (Psych-Folk from Portland), Die Geister Beschwören (Organic Mossfolk from Arcata), and the debut of Death Like The Old Days, which features no less than three members of the Richards’ Goat Tavern crew: Thos behind drums, Leo on bass, and Oryan (Datura Blues, Die Geister Beschwören) on guitar. From the burial grounds of the short lived (yet ferocious) MRDR MTN, and engine room of the 20-years running psychedelic locomotive Datura Blues, comes a new post-punk outfit following in the footsteps of Pacific-Northwest sonic luminaries like The Wipers, Unwound, Modest Mouse, Couch of Eureka, and Nirvana. 21+

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Save The Children Statement Re: Chief Ombudsman's Findings On MIQ

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Save the Children is concerned by the Chief Ombudsman’s findings that some children and young people may not have had their rights met during their forced stay in MIQ.
"We expect Minister Hipkins to take these findings seriously and immediately rectify any shortfalls in the MIQ system that undermine the rights of children," Save the Children New Zealand’s Advocacy and Research Director Jacqui Southey says.
"This is critically important for unaccompanied minors who don’t have adult support during their MIQ detention. We recommend the Minister looks at community options to end children staying alone in MIQ."

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A caring curry

Puran Singh, front, and his son Jassi gave more than 100 free meals to people in need. Photo: John Borren.

Almost everyone loves butter chicken, and one Tauranga restaurant has been offering the tasty curry free of charge to people who are struggling financially.

Punjab Express gave out more than 100 meals to those in need during level three Covid-19 restrictions.

Owner Puran Singh decided to give out the meals after seeing a man riffling through a rubbish bin for food during lockdown.

He was upset by this, so when his restaurant reopened he did what he could.

Butter chicken, vegetarian curry and samosas have been enjoyed by those in need.

Puran’s son Jassi says they recognise how difficult it is for people at the moment.

“We thought we should help those people that are struggling, because it is hard for a lot of people through these tough times,” says Jassi.

Initially they planned to offer the meals from Wednesday until Friday last week, but after seeing how many people needed their help they extended the offer.

Jassi says everyone has been very grateful.

“People do appreciate it and they feel it’s really kind of us.”

They have helped single parents feed their children and anyone else in the community that needs a helping hand.

Punjab Express advertised the offer through their Facebook page, but it was a hand-written note in the window of the restaurant that caught a Weekend Sun reader’s eye, and they reached out to the paper to share the gesture.

Tim was picking up takeaways and says he was “quite touched by the simple hand-written message in the window, saying if anyone needs a free meal in these tough times please ask”.

“Kindness goes a long way at any time, but with things the way they are I thought this was worth a mention,” he says.

Jassi says they have had people offer donations to help with the free meals, but they declined because they wanted it to come from their business.

Puran has owned the Tauranga restaurant for 17 years. He also owns restaurants in Auckland and is looking at offering the meals there when they reaches level three.

The offer was mainly available during level three, but Puran says if anyone is really stuck and has no money, they will help them out.

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Welcome to Mabel Prichard School. We are a community special school for children and young people with complex needs from the ages of 2 to 19.

At Mabel Prichard School, we believe in enabling every student to discover who they are and to realise their full potential. Our curriculum offers a broad range of opportunities to face challenge; develop independence; prepare for adulthood; discover the world around them; be safe and develop the skills and knowledge to lead a happy, positive and fulfilled life.

Through our strong caring ethos, we support students to respect their whole community, regardless of background, race, gender, faith and disability and to celebrate diversity, so they are able to develop skills of empathy and tolerance in their life ahead.

We believe education plays a pivotal role in developing as individuals, alongside the vital input from families and other professionals whom we enjoy working closely with. The purpose of the school is to create opportunities through education for each student to value themselves and each other; develop confidence; communicate their thoughts and ideas and to enjoy discovering their strengths to take forward in their life ahead.

Please do contact us and come and visit for further information and a true sense of our school.

What we offer

Our students are aged between two and 19 and have a variety of profound learning and physical difficulties and so benefit from a multi-disciplinary team of specialist therapists on site, including a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, speech and language therapist, as well as a school nurse. In addition, we can access further support and advice from a range of services including social workers and for behaviour support, autism, and hearing and visual impairment.

Our children and young people take advantage of our excellent facilities, including a jacuzzi, as well as cooking and art rooms that allow them to be innovative, experimental and creative. We also enjoy weekly trips to cafes, farms, museums, the local swimming pool, as well as Shakespeare in Schools, Soundabout, Rock Assembly in London, and much more including developing work related learning opportunities.

We work as a partnership with parents and carers to ensure that we understand the child’s current learning status and needs in and outside of school, and to share information and wow moments!

Our Partners

Both our primary and secondary schools are at the very heart of the community and we pride ourselves in being closely connected to our local primary and secondary schools, so our students can enjoy all the associated benefits of integration.

We also have very strong community links and partnerships which enable our students to gain the best experience and to acquire life-long skills and understanding and to generate opportunities for independence and preparation for adulthood. We have an active PTA called FOMP.

If you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact the school to arrange a visit or to find out more about our school:

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CUNY Chancellor's Emergency Fund

In April, CUNY launched the Chancellor’s Emergency Relief Fund to help students facing severe financial hardship from the COVID-19 crisis. This new fund provides students in need across all of CUNY’s campuses—including Macaulay Honors College—with $500 emergency grants.

Macaulay Honors College is participating in this CUNY-wide relief effort by transferring the balance of our modest emergency fund to the Chancellor’s Emergency Relief Fund to ensure that those students most in need will be able to get support as quickly as possible.  As a result, we are no longer accepting emergency fund applications.

Anyone may support the Chancellor’s Emergency Relief Fund  HERE.

If you’re concerned about yourself or someone else, please get in touch with the Student Support Team. The team’s mission is to ensure the safety, wellbeing, and personal growth of all members of the Macaulay community.

Additional links and resources are also available on our Student Well-Being page.

The Macaulay Building is closed until further notice. All classes, meetings, and appointments will take place remotely.


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PR vs. Billboard Advertising – Which is Better?

By Yunshuang Bao

MACIAS PR recently received this mailer at work. We couldn’t help but wonder – are business owners actually paying for this kind of marketing?

People move fast on the streets of New York City and rarely pay attention to signs, let alone moving billboards that could run them over.

Mobile billboard advertising is also not targeted. It drives randomly down streets, giving random odds of reaching your targeted customer. So how does this compare to PR?

PR vs Billboard Advertising – How do they Compare?

This print ad makes some bold claims. “Billboards on Wheels” will “increase your sales!” And “85% of your business will come from within a 10 mile radius.” But there is no way to back up those claims.

In PR, you can measure how your media campaign drives sales by monitoring your web traffic. And PR is not a random drive-by. You can target your customer, regardless of age, gender and location. Last month, MACIAS PR secured a news story for our local non-profit client in the Sunday New York Post, which you can read here. That exposure introduced our client directly to the local community.

PR is more Trustworthy than Billboard Advertising

What do you trust more? A news story or an advertisement on the street? The answer is obvious. We consume news for knowledge and our sources for news are likely trustworthy in our minds. News stories bring more credibility to your business. They also reach a more captive audience than advertisements.

PR costs less than Billboard Advertising

The “Billboards on Wheels” does not provide prices on their website. But according to a similar business – BULLDOG Mobile Billboards – the rate is $500 per day for more than four weeks. In addition, business owners must pay printing costs, which can exceed $1100. For one month, a business is easily looking at more than $16000 to advertise with a moving billboard.

PR is way more cost-effective. Budgets for PR vary based on the product, service and media reach, but your business can a PR estimate on our ”PR Estimate” page.

Our team will assess your needs and email you an estimate based on how we see your media campaign progressing, based on complexity and resources. You don’t even have to speak with a person.

Macias PR was named the 2017 Strategic PR Firm of the Year and 2016 and 2015 top PR Firm of the Year – USA by Finance Monthly. The founder – Mark Macias – is a former Executive Producer with NBC and Senior Producer with CBS in New York. He is also a PR contributor with CNBC, providing media analysis, insight and crisis advice on timely business topics.


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#shelterathome · #shelteringinplace · Mother's Day · Spirituality

Comfort Baking

During this time when everything seems topsy-turvy, I am finding myself pulled to activities that are concrete and easy to finish. I planted a small vegetable garden, pulled up the weeds around my perennials and have flowers to plant when this strange cold snap is over.

But this morning as I woke up to our North Georgia “blackberry winter”, I headed to the kitchen for some comfort baking. Perhaps you have felt the same need.

My mother loved to cook and on rainy summer days she would allow me into her kitchen to make a mess. The first thing she taught me to do was to put a piece of wax paper down to catch the crumbs and dribbles and keep the counter clean. We would pull out the pound cake pan, rub it with butter and then dust it with flour. She taught me to always crack the eggs into a separate bowl in case one was bad (in my whole life I think I’ve had one bad egg!) and to use the blunt end of a knife to level out the dry ingredients. If the butter needed melting, we put it in the top part of the double boiler and boiled water on the stove in the bottom part.

My mother with one of her creations around 1974.

When our son Adam was a toddler, Mama gave him a nice Kitchen Aid mixer. I would pull a chair up to the kitchen counter for him to stand on and we made box cakes and chocolate chip cookies. He loved the way the mixer made a vroom sound, sort of like a race car. Almost thirty years later, I’m still using that same mixer and Adam loves to cook.

The three old bananas on the table were screaming to be made into bread. I laid out my piece of wax paper and pulled out the mixer from the pantry. The stove heated up my small kitchen and I listened to NPR on my phone as I measured and stirred.

In this time when the smallest trip out seems like walking into a landmine, the clatter of measuring cups, the lightness of the flour and the simple act of breaking the eggs brought me back to a time when life was predictable and safe. Despite our modern conveniences, baking is still about flour, baking powder, salt and eggs.

I slid the loaf pan with the banana bread into the oven and gathered up the wax paper containing the banana peels and flour dust and tossed it into the trash. The warm water felt good as I washed up and the smell of the bread filled the house.

In my kitchen this morning, I felt close my mother, as well as my grandmothers and aunts, women who found their identity from their signature dishes and desserts. As a child I never appreciated the hours they spent planning, shopping, organizing and cooking the many daily and holiday meals that I ate with gusto. I wondered how many times they felt comforted from the routines of their kitchens during the times of uncertainty in their lives.

As we enter into this “new normal” phase, what is bringing you comfort?

My finished banana bread, ready to slice!

6 thoughts on “Comfort Baking

    1. I am a baker as well. My 5 loaves of sour dough bread that I baked yesterday were all given away by last night. My comfort comes by almost always having something that I love, to give away.

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      1. That is wonderful! I have been taking cookies to people and that small gesture brings a smile to folks!

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  1. What a wonderful tribute to your mother, grandmother, and aunts. I, too, draw strength and encouragement at this time from all my my parents and grandparents went through with grace and endurance!

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On 11.03.2016 00:38, Betsy Waliszewski wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been working closely with the EuroPython designer on a redesign of our
> prospectus. I think it's finally ready for the team to take a look. There
> are still a few tweaks that need to happen, but it looks pretty good, I
> think.

Very nice indeed :-)

> Unfortunately, we did not get any takers from the initial round of emails,
> but that was before we had this nifty new design. I would also like to
> revisit offering a discount, as that was a comment I received from Red Hat.
> Let me know what you think.

What kind of discount are you referring to ?

Marc-Andre Lemburg
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[Moin-user] FullSearch Performance in 1.3.4

Lorin K mrbankmanager at gmail.com
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Hi all, I am working on upgrading the MoinMoin instance we use, we're
still way back on 1.0.   A problem I'm running into is that we use
categories fairly heavily to organize content, and the FullSearch
seems to run very slowly on 1.3.4.  One of our pages takes up about
50% CPU for several seconds.

In our 1.0 instance pages links are cached on disk in
data/cache/pagelinks.  I can't seem to find a similar cache in the
1.3.4.  instance I set up, so my guess is that the FullSearch on the
category page is scanning all the pages on every page load, which
could explain why it's so slow.  My test wiki was created by upgrading
one of our smaller wikis though, so I'm thinking that perhaps the
pagelink cache just didn't get carried over.

So my questions are:
 *  does 1.3.4 still cache pagelinks?
 *  when upgrading, is there a way for me to regenerate that cache?

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Re: [Jmap] Artart last call review of draft-ietf-jmap-smime-08

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Hi Kirsty,

Thank you for your review.

On 22/09/2021 17:58, Kirsty Paine via Datatracker wrote:
> Reviewer: Kirsty Paine
> Review result: Ready with Issues
> I'm the assigned reviewer for the ART area. Apologies for the delay in my
> review - I was on holiday.
> In summary, I think the draft could do with being clearer in a few places and
> having a more logical ordering in Section 4. That said, most of my comments are
> nits or common ART review issues, so I think the draft is essentially Ready.
> Abstract
> •       it could be worth including the RFC reference to the protocol being
> extended here, or expanding the acronym "JMAP". S/MIME is probably well-known
> enough by now though :)
I changed "JMAP" to "JMAP for Mail (RFC 8621)".
> Introduction
> •       RFC8621 specifies "JMAP for email", JMAP is specified by RFC8620. So
> should this be "JMAP for Email [RFC8621]" or "JMAP [RFC8620]" rather than "JMAP
> [RFC8620]" as it currently is?
Sure. I used "JMAP for Mail [RFC8621]", to match the title of RFC 8621.
>   •       The first sentence in the second
> paragraph in the introduction could benefit from more specific references too.
> As an example, you could rephrase like "when the multipart/signed media type is
> used [RFC1847], the client is not required to download… and when the
> application/pkcs7-mime media type is used [RFC8551 Sec. 3.2]"
Added, thanks.
> •       Missing
> words: "assumes that *the/a* JMAP client trusts *the/a* JMAP server…"
Fixed, thanks.
> •
> I'm not sure that "this JMAP extension assumes" makes much sense – is it really
> the extension that assumes this trust relationship? Perhaps more accurately,
> the use of the extension implies the client trusts the server's configuration
> and code… Or that when this extension is in use, the threat model must assume
> that the client trusts the server's configuration and signature verification
> code.
Yes, good point.
> Section 2:
> •       I see this document follows the conventions in Section 1.1 of RFC8621.
> However, if there are particular meanings for words and asterisks later in the
> document, it might be helpful to reference Section 1.1 at the point of use too,
> so that the specific normative meaning isn't lost on those unfamiliar with the
> editorial conventions (e.g. for "server-set" in Section 4).
Ok, I will review.
> Section 3:
> •       It might be worth highlighting where exactly in RFC8620 one can find
> details about the capabilities object, since it's a 90-page RFC and it's not a
> section header. The capabilities object and Session object referenced are
> defined in Section 2 of RFC8620.
> •       Is this a hidden requirement: "The
> value of this property is an empty object"? For example, you could reword to
> say "the value of the urn:ietf:params:jmap:smimeverify property MUST be an
> empty object" or "must be set to" or similar.
It is the same thing without using RFC 2119 language.
> Section 4:
> •       In the second sentence of Section 4, "This document" refers to the
> current document you're writing in, not RFC8621, if I understand correctly. Try
> to make that clearer :)
Yes. Any suggestions how to make this clearer? I've seen "this document"
used frequently in RFCs.
>   •       There's no sentence introducing the unknown,
> signed, signed/verified and signed/failed messages, and they don't form a
> bullet point list as you have above, so I found this difficult to parse.

They should be a bullet list. This might be a rendering issue.

They are introduced by "Possible string values of the property are
listed below."

> It could be a good idea to include something like "The smimeStatus value can only
> be one of the following four messages".
This is actually not true, as there is a sentence saying
"Servers MAY return other values not defined below". In particular my
implementation also emits "encrypted+signed/verified".
> This would help readability, and it
> might be worth adding a colon after these messages or indenting more, because
> it's not very clear, e.g. "unknown:   S/MIME message" read to me as "unknown
> S/MIME message…"
Good point, added.
> •       For unknown, you use the present tense "is" but for
> the other smimeStatus responses, you use "was". I would suggest making it the
> same for them all.
> •       You probably don't need to say "compliant with this
> document", just say "JMAP servers SHOULD…" •       Structurally for Section 4,
> it might be helpful to have sub-headings for the four different property values
> and then group all the text about it in one place. And then another section for
> the FilterCondition object too perhaps.
Ok, I will try to improve this.
> •       I find it odd that the bullet
> points are in a different order to the text that follows, e.g. the bullets are
> smimeStatus, smimeErrors, smimeVerifiedAt, smimeStatusAtDelivery; the text
> orders it smimeStatus, smimeStatusAtDelivery, smimeErrors, smimeVerifiedAt.
Good point, reordered.
> •
>      The "string" values that are allowed for smimeStatus and smimeErrors do not
> explicitly mention the allowable charsets (standard ART area guidance). In IETF
> protocols, UTF-8 is preferred - see RFC 2277 (BCP 18), Sections 3.1 and 3.2.
> Please reference this and make it explicit what characters are allowed.

This is defined by reference: "String" is defined as JSON string, which
means UTF-8.

smimeStatus is not subject to internationalization (its values are
tokens), but I clarified that they should be in ASCII.

> •
> Similarly, this draft has protocol elements that contain human-readable text,
> so you need to specify language tags for those fields, or justify why language
> tagging is not needed. There is text that alludes to this in smimeErrors,
> saying "in the language specified in the Content-Language header field, if any"
> – but there's no language stipulation for others, e.g. smimeStatus where it
> says "Servers MAY return other values not defined below."
See above, this doesn't apply to smimeStatus.
> For details, see RFC
> 2277 (BCP 18), Section 4.2. •       Suggest adding some words for readability:
> *In one* example, the signing certificate might be expired and the message From
> email address might not correspond to any of the email addresses in the signing
> certificate. *In another example*, the certificate might be expired and the
> JMAP server might be unable to retrieve a CRL for the certificate.
> •       The
> smimeVerifiedAt value is described as "server-set". I was unsure if all of
> these four are server-set, on reflection this could be because I missed the
> particular definition of 'server-set' in RFC8621.
'server-set' is defined in Section 1.1 of RFC 8620.
>   •       Re: "UTCDate", please
> make sure you define the details of its syntax (standard ART area guidance).
> Even if you reference something like RFC 3339 (which is generally recommended
> for IETF specifications), make sure that you document all the details about
> various options, such as use of non-UTC time zones and fractional seconds.
This is fully defined in Section 1.4 of RFC 8620.
> •
>     "(but see below about result caching)" – do you mean in the Security
> Considerations or later in this paragraph?
Later in the same paragraph.
> I'd suggest just removing this
> bracket, it doesn't help with understanding nor does it contradict that the
> value is calculated when the request was processed.
I was trying to say that "it is calculated at the time of the request,
unless it has been less than 10 minutes since the last request to the
same values". I am open to suggestions about the best way of saying this.
> •       Missing word(?): In
> all cases "smimeVerifiedAt" is set to *the* time when "smimeStatus" and
> "smimeErrors" were last updated.
> •       Should the IDs match? You have
> f123u987 in the request but f123u457 in the response (even if they don't need
> to match, I'm still twitching that "f123u457" isn't "f123u456"…)
Well spotted. Yes, they need to match.
> Section 5.1
> •       should this be "smimeverify" and not "smime",
Yes. Fixed.
> i.e. instead of "IANA is
> requested to register the "smime" JMAP Capability as follows", it should be
> "IANA is requested to register the "smimeverify" JMAP Capability as follows"
> Section 6
> •       I think you're missing a word - "server verification code" ought to be
> "server *signature* verification code" as it is in the Introduction.
Yes, good point.
> •       I
> suggest it's more of a trade-off than described currently, it's more subtle
> than "the client trusts the server's configuration". The client trusts the
> server's configuration and signature verification code *more than* the
> inefficiency/work/bandwidth required to download the signature body part and
> all signed body parts or to download and decode CMS.

Ok. I will try to wordsmith this.

Best Regards,


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Current Nutrition Recommendations

Hey everybody and welcome back to another blog post. You may have guessed from the title but today I am going to be talking about all of the current nutrition recommendations – specifically from the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF). I will leave a link here to the BNF website as I am going to be referring to it a lot throughout this post.

But first I want you to remember that these are only recommendations, granted they are researched based and aiming for them will most likely improve your well being but every person is different and our bodies will respond differently… perhaps some will need more, some will need less, for others these recommendations will be spot on.

Saying this, lets get into the current nutrition recommendations…

Current Nutrition Recommendations:

Consume your 5 a day of fruit and vegetables – making sure you include a good variety. Now this recommendation is relativity well known by most people, however over two thirds of the UK adult population are not meeting their 5 a day. On my Instagram (@maisfit_foodie) I have uploaded information on what counts towards your 5 a day, be sure to check it out if you need any ideas! Off the top of my head some examples include 1x medium sized banana, 1x 150 ml glass of fresh juice (i.e. orange juice), and 30 grams of dried apricots.

Consume at least two portions (1x 140 grams) of fish per week, one of which should be oily fish such as salmon, tuna in sunflower oil or mackerel. You might also be interested to know that the average total fish consumption per week for adults in the UK is 54 grams, this equates to less than one portion of fish per week and is well below the recommended two portions (i.e. 280 grams) per week.

Aim to consume roughly 30 grams of dietary fibre per day. This recommendation is important for so many reasons, if you suffer with constipation regularly this is definitely a recommendation you should make sure to try and implement on a daily basis. In case you were wondering the average intake of fibre is slowly improving, in 2016 on average the adults in the UK were only consuming around 18 grams of fibre per day, more recently this figure is approximately 20 grams of fibre per day.

Consume less than 6 grams of salt per day. This is the recommendation for adults, children have different recommendations dependent on their age. Unfortunately, you probably are not surprised that on average adults in the UK do not meet this 6 grams target, typically the average salt intake for adults in the UK is 8 grams per day. This figure does not seem terrible, however we must remember this is an average and the spectrum which it falls within is quite large.

Saturated fat intake should not exceed 11% of your total daily calorie intake. There are two main types of fat: saturated and unsaturated fats, the former being the type we need to be mindful of. In case you were wondering it is recommended that our total daily fat intake (both saturated and unsaturated fats combined) should typically not exceed 35% of your total daily calorie intake; this implies that we should try to consume more unsaturated fats (i.e. avocados and nuts etc.) and less saturated fats (i.e. fat found in cakes, biscuits, bacon, and sausages etc.).

You should try and aim to consume less than 5% of your total daily calorie intake from “free sugars”. Just for reference free sugars are defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as “all monosaccharides and disaccharides added to foods by the manufacturer, cook, or consumer, plus sugars naturally present in honey, syrups, and fruit juices”. The large excess of free sugars across the UK is what initially drove the sugar tax on certain products which you may of heard of.

So, there you have it, the current main nutrition recommendations and if you are interested in learning more I highly recommend visiting the British Nutrition Foundation website (which I’ve linked at the top of this post) for more detail… there is SO much useful information on there!!

I hope you have enjoyed reading this post. Where there any recommendations which I’ve mentioned that surprised you? Or did you recognise them all? Let me know in the comments below.

Finally, as always if you liked this post please like and perhaps leave a comment if you have time, it really supports my blog and it would mean so much to me. For more content from me feel free to visit my Instagram page (linked below) where I share lots more information and content!

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Buhari To Inaugurate National Oil And Gas Excellence Centre, Lagos Jan. 21

President Muhammadu Buhari will on Jan. 21 virtually inaugurate the National Oil and Gas Excellence Centre, NOGEC, Lagos, as part of effort to boost the operations of the nation’s petroleum sector.

The Head, Public Affairs, Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, Paul  Osu, made known  in a statement issued on Monday in Lagos.

The Director of DPR, Sarki Auwalu who is the chief host, said the centre was structured to drive the three-prong objectives of safety, value and cost efficiency which are critical for oil and gas industry stability, growth and sustainability .

According to him, the centre will afford the Nigerian oil and gas industry the crucial elements for competitive advantage in a changing global energy landscape.

“The integrated centre will also entrench Nigeria’s status as regional leader and position the nation for significant global impact in the provision value-added services and breakthrough solutions for the industry in years and decades to come,” he said.

Auwalu said the NOGEC complex was structured to house the various flagship centres in order to comprehensively cover key areas of the industry.

He said the flagship centres were Search, Rescue and Surveillance, SeRAS, Command and Control Centre and National Improved Oil Recovery Centre, NIORC.

Others are Oil and Gas Dispute Resolution Centre, DRC, Oil and Gas Competence Development Centre, CDC, and Integrated Data Mining and Analytics Centre, IDMAC.

The DPR boss said: “SeRAS is an industry-wide programme established to enhance safety management, emergency preparedness and response as well as bed space management and logistics services across the industry .

”SeRAS will entrench safe practices, drive cost reduction and improve operational efficiency across the industry.

“The SeRAS Command and Control Centre (CCC) established at the NOGEC Centre, Lagos while two other Rescue Coordination Centres (RCC) will be set up at Osubi and Brass, in the first instance, for effective coverage of areas of operations. ”

According to him, the NIORC
is established to formulate and implement strategies for inproved and enhanced oil recovery methods in the oil and gas industry for the purpose of achieving maximum production at the lowest possible cost.

“The centre will partner with operators and technology innovators in their research and development efforts for
achieving its objectives.

“It will also collaborate with similar international oil and gas regulators in sharing lesson learnt and operational best practices.

“NIORC will focus on the implementation of a robust national IOR framework to enable the country to optimise its resources as well as create greater opportunities for operators,” he said.

He noted that the Oil and Gas DRC would offer abbitration, mediation and conciliation services for the Industry.

Auwalu said the centre would leverage industry technical experts, Alternative Dispute Resolution Practitioners and resources of the National Data Repository, NDR, to provide fair and balanced resolutions of industry-related disputes from an informed position.

He said : “The DRC is structured to adequately resolve disputes in a manner consistent with regulatory and commercial interests of the Industry.

“This will address suboptimal development of oil and gas assets associated with lingering disputes and the attendant consequences of value erosion in terms of national resource growth, global competitiveness, investment attractiveness, government take and investor’s profitability.”

Auwalu said the Oil and Gas CDC was a world class centre of excellence that would serve as the innovation hub for the oil and gas Industry in Nigeria, and beyond.

He said: “The centre will feature state-of the-art training facilities, meeting rooms, conferencing, electronic library, digital visualisation centre, and co-working spaces designed to stimulate creative thinking to proffer solutions for the technical and business challenges facing energy sector practitioners.

“The CDC Is set up to be a regional hub to deliver trainings for oil and gas industry practitioners .

“The centre wil significantly reduce the cost of training and capacity building which is often associated with international travels by utilising both local and international subject matter experts (SME) to deliver world-class training in-country.

“The centre shall leverage the National Data Repository (NDR) and its robust suite of digital solutions as well as other existing real-time electronic services to deliver hands-on, practical solutions to industry challenges.”

Auwalu said the IDMAC would provide the platform for appropriate analysis of industry data to provide meaningful insights that would enable effective decision making for investment, asset development, portfolio management and operational excellence.

”Technical, operational and economic decisions across the value chain are underpinned by credible, reliable dataset both from corporate and national planning perspectives.

“IDMAC will take advantage of DPR’s resources and tools- Big Data, Internet of things (loT) and Artificial intelligence (Al) for evaluation, analytics and data synthesis by interested parties.

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  • Contents of a limited liability partnership.
  • What Are The 4 Different Types Of Company?

    The four main types of businesses include: Sole ProprietorshipsA sole proprietorship (also known as individual entrepreneurship, sole trader, or proprietorship) is an unincorporated business entity owned by just one individual, Partnerships, and Limited Liability Companies (LLC).

    What Are The Different Types Of Company?

  • The companies that are limited by shares.
  • Normally, limited companies are limited by guarantee.
  • A company with unlimited assets.
  • Company owned by a single individual erson Companies (OPC)
  • Companies owned by private individuals.
  • Companies that are publicly traded.
  • Companies in the holding and subsidiary group.
  • Companies associated with the Group.
  • What Are The 5 Types Of Companies?

  • In the case of chartered companies…
  • The following are examples of statutory companies:…
  • Taxpayers: Registered companies:…
  • Share-based companies…
  • The following companies are limited by guarantee:…
  • 3. Unlimited companies:…
  • In the case of a private company:…
  • The public lic company:
  • How Many Companies Are There In Malaysia?

    Local Companies

    Total Companies

    Until 31 December 2019

    What Type Of Company Is Sdn Bhd?

    Private companies with a limited liability are Sdn Bhd companies. This is a separate legal entity that can earn income, own assets, sign contracts, sue another entity, and be sued separately, so your responsibilities are separated from the company’s.

    What Are The 3 Types Of Companies?

  • An individual’s shares in a private company can be transferred.
  • … is a publicly traded company.
  • The companies limited by guarantee are…
  • A company limited by shares is…
  • Company Limited: :
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    How Many Type Of Land In Malaysia?

    How Many Type Of Land In Malaysia?

    Malaysia has three different types of land: freehold, leasehold, and Malay Reserve.

    How Many Types Of Property Are There?

    There are two types of property: movable and immovable. There are two types of property: tangible and intangible. There are two types of property: private and public.

    What Is Land Title In Malaysia?

    Titles to land and properties give information about the owner. Those in Malaysia who own land use the Torrens System Land Title registration system. According to the National Land Code 1965 of Malaysia, someone must acquire a title to the land before they can own it.

    What Is CL Land?

    B) Country lease (CL), also called mixed zone – Land untouched by development within a city. Freehold leases are to be 99, 999 or 60 years long.

    What Are The Two Types Of Land Property?

    Moving and Immovable Property In layman’s terms, it is very clear that movable property is anything that can be moved from one place to another without being damaged. In contrast, movable property is that which can be moved and as well as that which is attached to the earth except in certain cases.

    What Are The 7 Types Of Land?

    It is classified into seven types of land use: residential areas, institutional areas, industrial areas, road greenbelts, roadside areas, parks, and forests.

    What Are The 6 Types Of Land Use?

  • The eighth of October.
  • Reply.
  • What Is Land Use In Malaysia?

    23. The land is used for agriculture. 2 % (2018 est. ) of land is arable. 19% (2018 est.) crops are permanent. Perennial pasture: 4% (estimated for 2018). The forest covers 62% of the area (2018 estimate).

    What Are The Different Types Of Lands?

    Depending on the type of land, it is called a biome. There are four types of deserts: deserts, forests, grasslands, and tundras. The type of vegetation, the types of animals that inhabit them, and the climate, such as rainfall and temperature, serve as indicators of each land biome.

    What Are The 4 Types Of Properties?

  • It is a reciprocal property.
  • A property associated with something else.
  • This is an identity property.
  • This is the property of distribution.
  • What Two Types Of Property Are There?

    Real and personal property are the two basic types of property. Depending on which category you fall into, the assessment procedures and tax rate may differ. A real property consists of land and anything permanently attached to land (e.g., a house). A well or a building, for instance).

    How Many Types Of Property Are There In India?

    Property ownership can be categorized into individual ownership, joint ownership, and nominee ownership.

    How Many Types Of Property Ownership Are There?

    Co-ownership, concurrent ownership, and cotenancy are all terms used to describe the ownership of real property by two or more people. Traditionally, California recognizes four types of co-ownership: tenancy in common (a), joint tenancy (b), partnership (c), and community property (d).

    How Can I Check My Land Title In Malaysia?

    You must obtain a copy of the land title or details such as the Title number, Lot number, and Mukim, District etc. You can obtain the most current information of the land title by paying a search fee to the respective land office. If you like, a law firm can do the job for you.

    What Is Included In Land Title?

    A registered sale deed, a record of rights (a document with property details), a tax receipt, and a government survey document make up this list. A property transaction does not need to be registered under the Registration Act, 1908, either.

    What Does Land Title Do?

    Ownership is proven by a title. Unless there is a valid legal dispute, a land title stands as the definitive proof of ownership of the land. Deeds and informal contracts that are not filed will not be recognized by the legal system.

    What Is CL Land In Sabah?

    A country lease (CL) is a land parcel classified outside of town.

    What Are The 2 Types Of Real Estate?

    In the world of real estate investing, there are several types, but most of them fall into two categories – real estate investments that require ownership of physical property like land, residential and commercial property, and investing through a REIT or crowdfunding platform that does not.

    What Are The Different Types Of Property?

    property is divided into three categories: private, public, and colective (also called cooperative).

    What Are The Two Types Of Property Ownership?

    The ownership of property can be held jointly or jointly and severally. The decision you make regarding the ownership of the property will have an impact on how the net sale proceeds are divided (if they are divided at all). It may also be beneficial to understand what happens to your interest in the property if you die.

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    How Many Type Of Car Insurance In Malaysia?

    How Many Type Of Car Insurance In Malaysia?

    It is possible to obtain three kinds of car insurance in Malaysia: comprehensive, third party, and third party fire and theft. It might sound like they’re similar, but look into the details and you’ll find that they are quite different.

    Table of contents

    What Are The 5 Types Of Car Insurance?

  • It is important to have liability insurance.
  • Coverage in case of collision.
  • We cover the entire spectrum.
  • A PIP policy covers personal injury.
  • Insurance coverage for uninsured and underinsured motorists.
  • What Are The 3 Major Car Insurances?

    A car insurance policy consists of three different kinds of coverage: liability, collision, and comprehensive. These three types of coverage are included in full coverage. All states offer these types of insurance, but some states may or may not offer any other type of coverage at all.

    How Many Types Of Motor Insurance Are There?

    Basically, two kinds of car insurance are available in the market: third-party liability insurance and comprehensive insurance. Third-party liability insurance is the cheapest form of insurance.

    What Is 1st And 3rd Party Insurance?

    First-party and third-party insurance differ in what they cover. When you insure your car first-party, you cover your car as well as its owner and third party, if necessary. Insurance policies for third parties usually only cover damages to third party property or death to third party persons.

    How Many Types Of Car Insurance Are There In Malaysia?

    A car insurance policy in Malaysia can be comprehensive, third-party fire and theft, or comprehensive and third-party fire. It might sound like they’re similar, but look into the details and you’ll find that they are quite different.

    What Type Of Insurance Is Vehicle Insurance?

    In the event of a theft or accident, comprehensive vehicle insurance covers the policyholder’s losses as well as those of third parties. A policyholder injured in an accident will be able to claim compensation if they die or suffer injury as a result.

    What Is 1st 2nd And 3rd Party Insurance?

    Insurers refer to people who buy insurance as first parties. Insurers who provide insurance to buyers are called second parties. Insured vehicles on the highway are liable for damages caused by third parties, including other vehicles, property or people.

    What Are The Five Types Of Vehicle Insurance Is Quizlet?

  • A comprehensive policy covers your car, along with any other vehicle or car you are driving, for damages or losses resulting from an accident.
  • In case of collision, coverage is provided…
  • You are liable for bodily injury.
  • The liability coverage must be in place…
  • This coverage is available to uninsured motorists.
  • What Are The Most Common Types Of Car Insurance?

    Liability insurance, collision insurance, comprehensive insurance, personal injury protection (PIP), medical payments (MedPay), and uninsured/underinsured motor vehicle coverage are six types of car insurance. There are a few types of auto insurance required by law in every state, but insurers also offer optional coverage.

    What Are The Different Types Of Vehicle Insurance?

  • Insurance coverage that is comprehensive.
  • A comprehensive motor insurance policy has many benefits.
  • by ensive Insurance Plan?
  • There are some things that a comprehensive insurance policy does not cover.
  • It is important to have third-party liability insurance.
  • Getting to know how third-party insurance works.
  • What Are The 3 Levels Of Insurance?

    Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum are the four levels of plans offered by the Health Insurance Marketplace®. A category (sometimes referred to as a metal level) is based on the cost split between you and your insurance plan. Quality of care does not depend on a categorization system. Some people may avail themselves of “catastrophic” plans.

    Who Are The Top 3 Insurance Companies?

    Market share (2)

    State Farm

    Allstate Corp.

    USAA Insurance Group

    Liberty Mutual

    What Are The Three Types Of Motor Insurance?

  • Vehicle insurance for commercial use.
  • The Two Wheeler Insurance Company.
  • What Are The 5 Types Of Auto Insurance?

  • Insurance for vehicles with liability.
  • The insurance for physical damage to a car.
  • The insurance policy for renting.
  • Protection for personal injury with no fault involved.
  • Insurance coverage for uninsured and underinsured motorists.
  • What Are 4 Main Types Of Automobile Coverage Insurance?

    The most common types of car insurance coverage are: auto liability coverage, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, collision coverage, medical payments coverage, and personal injury protection coverage. You may need some of these coverages if you live in some areas while you may not.

    What Are The Two Types Of Motor Vehicle Insurance?

  • Insurance coverage that is comprehensive.
  • An insurance policy covering third parties.
  • What Is The Difference Between 1st Party And 3rd Party?

    “First party” – in an insurance contract, the person who buys the insurance is known as the first party. Therefore, in an insurance policy for cars, the first party is the owner of the vehicle. As far as auto insurance is concerned, third parties are considered anyone other than the first and second parties.

    What Is 1st Party Insurance Coverage?

    When you have your own insurance policy, you can file a first-party claim with them. A claim with your own insurance company would be a first-party claim, such as if you damaged the trunk of your car after backing into a pole.

    What Is Difference Between Third Party And Third Party Insurance?

    There are some key differences between third-party insurance and comprehensive insurance, including the amount of protection each provides. The comprehensive plan ensures that you and your vehicle are protected from multiple risk factors, whereas the third-party plan only protects you from third-party claims.

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What Is It Like Living In Malaysia?

What Is It Like Living In Malaysia?

Malay people are very laid-back, allowing life to flow naturally, especially outside of urban areas. The Malaysian people have consistently shown me to be very kind, generous, and friendly over the past ten years, and though I will always consider myself an Irishman, I consider myself very privileged to live in Malaysia.

Is Malaysia A Good Country To Live In?

A report ranked Malaysia as the 9th best country in which expats could live and work. It is relatively easy for expatriates (or expats) to integrate into society and enjoy the affordability of life in the country. In Malaysia, expats don’t seem to have any difficulty affording a good life.

Is Malaysia Safe To Live?

Malaysia is a safe country a safe to live in? You can live in Malaysia with complete peace of mind. Although there is a wide variety of criminal activity throughout the country, where you live will have an impact on your level of security. If you do your homework, you’ll learn which parts of the country are the safest along with which parts aren’t.

Is It Fun To Live In Malaysia?

My time in Malaysia has been one of the most fascinating experiences of my life, and I have adjusted readily to its culture and way of life. Most of the time, life in Korea is convenient and comfortable, especially comparing to other Asian nations. There are many expats I have known who renew their contracts and stay for a long time.

What Is The Standard Of Living In Malaysia?

Cost of Living Index

Why Do You Like Living In Malaysia?

A huge benefit of Malaysia is that it is a country with a low population density. There is ample coastline to explore, rain forests to explore, hill stations to visit, and tropical islands to relax on. In addition to a wide variety of flora and fauna, there are also many wild animals to be found.

How Much Do You Need To Live Comfortably In Malaysia?

The minimum income needed by a couple to live comfortably in Malaysia is RM 12,000 per year.

Is Malaysia Good For Expat?

A report ranked Malaysia as the 9th best country in which expats could live and work. It is relatively easy for expatriates (or expats) to integrate into society and enjoy the affordability of life in the country.

Is Malaysia A Well Known Country?

Malaysia offers a variety of foods, as well as a rich cultural mashup that is unmatched in Asia. There are influences and people from Malaysia as well as China and India, making it a melting pot of styles and traditions. The fact that Malaysia has so many unique characteristics just adds to Malaysia’s appeal.

Where Is The Best Place To Live In Malaysia?

  • 1.6 million people live in Kuala Lumpur. It’s a bustling city…
  • Is a Malaysian island that is about three hours away from Kuala Lumpur. Penang is an island off the coast of Malaysia that is about three hours away from Kuala Lumpur.
  • Malacca.
  • Is Malaysia A Good Country For Living?

    A person on a pension from a developed country who lives in Malaysia will find it offers a much higher standard of living than he would enjoy in his own country due to its low cost of living. When you don’t have to pay taxes on your funds at source, remittances from abroad are even more attractive.

    Is Malaysia A Safe Country?

    Visit Malaysia with confidence as it is generally a safe country. Petty crime is highly prevalent in this country, and you should beware of it if you want to avoid encountering violence. Furthermore, terrorist attacks are a greater threat in Malaysia.

    Is Malaysia A Best Place To Live?

    At present, Malaysia is a top destination for retirees in Asia. With rent and utilities included in $1,700 a month, a couple can comfortably live in a luxury oceanview condo. With an average temperature of 82 F year-round, and some of the best beaches on earth, this is a popular tourist destination.

    What Should I Avoid In Malaysia?

  • Drug traffickers enter the country with drugs.
  • When driving for the first time, negotiate the roads.
  • Take an umbrella with you when you leave the house.
  • Shopping can be an enjoyable experience if you let your guard down.
  • During the night, walk alone to your house.
  • Incorporate al cuisine.
  • Tensions between races are heightened.
  • Taxis that do not have meters are more affordable.
  • Does Malaysia Have A Good Standard Of Living?

    The Malaysian city of Kuala Lumpur ranks highly in terms of quality of life, with a 57% lower cost of living than places like San Francisco in the United States. Kuala Lumpur’s low cost of living, coupled with its business freedom and many leisure activities, make it a very desirable place to live.

    How Is It Living In Malaysia?

    For retirees who want to live in Southeast Asia, Malaysia is the most popular destination. It was only in the late 1960s that people began settling here. In terms of beaches, it is unsurpassed. Moreover, living costs are roughly three times lower than they are in the U.S. Malaysia’s street food is also superb, to top it off.

    Is It Expensive To Live In Malaysia?

    It costs about 72% less to rent a home in China than in the U.S. Malaysia’s cost of living is 43% cheaper than the US, while property taxes are 14% lower. For retirees looking to stretch their budget, Malaysia should be considered. Whether you plan to live in the city or on a tropical island, Malaysia has it all.

    How Much Do You Need To Live Comfortably In Malaysia?

    In Malaysia, RM5,000-6,000 a month is enough to afford a wide array of housing options and maintain a comfortable standard of living. such a level, many parts of the city (but not all) are within reach of an apartment for RM2,000 per month.

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    How Many Types Of Company In Malaysia?

    How Many Types Of Company In Malaysia?

    In general, Malaysian businesses fall into five categories.

    How Many Types Of Companies Are There In Malaysia?

    In the Companies Act 2016 (the “Companies Act”), there are three (3) categories of companies that can be incorporated: private and public companies; limited liability companies; and unlimited companies.

    How Many Types Of Company Are There?

    Companies may be classified into three types according to the number of members/shareholders: (1) companies with public limited liability, (2) companies with private limited liability, and (3) single-member companies.

    What Are The 4 Business Types?

    Businesses can be organized in four different ways: sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and Limited Liability Companies, or LLCs. Each of these is explained below along with their use in the context n explanation of each of these and how they are used in the scope of business law.

    What Are The Types Of Company In Malaysia?

  • Business owned by a sole proprietor.
  • We’re in partnership.
  • Company with a limited liability.
  • A company that is public.
  • Companies of any size.
  • The company is foreign.
  • Contents of a limited liability partnership.
  • What Are The 4 Different Types Of Company?

    The four main types of businesses include: Sole ProprietorshipsA sole proprietorship (also known as individual entrepreneurship, sole trader, or proprietorship) is an unincorporated business entity owned by just one individual, Partnerships, and Limited Liability Companies (LLC).

    What Are The Different Types Of Company?

  • The companies that are limited by shares.
  • Normally, limited companies are limited by guarantee.
  • A company with unlimited assets.
  • Company owned by a single individual erson Companies (OPC)
  • Companies owned by private individuals.
  • Companies that are publicly traded.
  • Companies in the holding and subsidiary group.
  • Companies associated with the Group.
  • What Are The 5 Types Of Companies?

  • In the case of chartered companies…
  • The following are examples of statutory companies:…
  • Taxpayers: Registered companies:…
  • Share-based companies…
  • The following companies are limited by guarantee:…
  • 3. Unlimited companies:…
  • In the case of a private company:…
  • The public lic company:
  • How Many Companies Are There In Malaysia?

    Local Companies

    Total Companies

    Until 31 December 2019

    What Type Of Company Is Sdn Bhd?

    Private companies with a limited liability are Sdn Bhd companies. This is a separate legal entity that can earn income, own assets, sign contracts, sue another entity, and be sued separately, so your responsibilities are separated from the company’s.

    What Are The 3 Types Of Companies?

  • An individual’s shares in a private company can be transferred.
  • … is a publicly traded company.
  • The companies limited by guarantee are…
  • A company limited by shares is…
  • Company Limited: :
  • Watch how many types of company in malaysia Video

    Continue Reading

    How Many Type Of Land In Malaysia?

    How Many Type Of Land In Malaysia?

    Malaysia has three different types of land: freehold, leasehold, and Malay Reserve.

    How Many Types Of Property Are There?

    There are two types of property: movable and immovable. There are two types of property: tangible and intangible. There are two types of property: private and public.

    What Is Land Title In Malaysia?

    Titles to land and properties give information about the owner. Those in Malaysia who own land use the Torrens System Land Title registration system. According to the National Land Code 1965 of Malaysia, someone must acquire a title to the land before they can own it.

    What Is CL Land?

    B) Country lease (CL), also called mixed zone – Land untouched by development within a city. Freehold leases are to be 99, 999 or 60 years long.

    What Are The Two Types Of Land Property?

    Moving and Immovable Property In layman’s terms, it is very clear that movable property is anything that can be moved from one place to another without being damaged. In contrast, movable property is that which can be moved and as well as that which is attached to the earth except in certain cases.

    What Are The 7 Types Of Land?

    It is classified into seven types of land use: residential areas, institutional areas, industrial areas, road greenbelts, roadside areas, parks, and forests.

    What Are The 6 Types Of Land Use?

  • The eighth of October.
  • Reply.
  • What Is Land Use In Malaysia?

    23. The land is used for agriculture. 2 % (2018 est. ) of land is arable. 19% (2018 est.) crops are permanent. Perennial pasture: 4% (estimated for 2018). The forest covers 62% of the area (2018 estimate).

    What Are The Different Types Of Lands?

    Depending on the type of land, it is called a biome. There are four types of deserts: deserts, forests, grasslands, and tundras. The type of vegetation, the types of animals that inhabit them, and the climate, such as rainfall and temperature, serve as indicators of each land biome.

    What Are The 4 Types Of Properties?

  • It is a reciprocal property.
  • A property associated with something else.
  • This is an identity property.
  • This is the property of distribution.
  • What Two Types Of Property Are There?

    Real and personal property are the two basic types of property. Depending on which category you fall into, the assessment procedures and tax rate may differ. A real property consists of land and anything permanently attached to land (e.g., a house). A well or a building, for instance).

    How Many Types Of Property Are There In India?

    Property ownership can be categorized into individual ownership, joint ownership, and nominee ownership.

    How Many Types Of Property Ownership Are There?

    Co-ownership, concurrent ownership, and cotenancy are all terms used to describe the ownership of real property by two or more people. Traditionally, California recognizes four types of co-ownership: tenancy in common (a), joint tenancy (b), partnership (c), and community property (d).

    How Can I Check My Land Title In Malaysia?

    You must obtain a copy of the land title or details such as the Title number, Lot number, and Mukim, District etc. You can obtain the most current information of the land title by paying a search fee to the respective land office. If you like, a law firm can do the job for you.

    What Is Included In Land Title?

    A registered sale deed, a record of rights (a document with property details), a tax receipt, and a government survey document make up this list. A property transaction does not need to be registered under the Registration Act, 1908, either.

    What Does Land Title Do?

    Ownership is proven by a title. Unless there is a valid legal dispute, a land title stands as the definitive proof of ownership of the land. Deeds and informal contracts that are not filed will not be recognized by the legal system.

    What Is CL Land In Sabah?

    A country lease (CL) is a land parcel classified outside of town.

    What Are The 2 Types Of Real Estate?

    In the world of real estate investing, there are several types, but most of them fall into two categories – real estate investments that require ownership of physical property like land, residential and commercial property, and investing through a REIT or crowdfunding platform that does not.

    What Are The Different Types Of Property?

    property is divided into three categories: private, public, and colective (also called cooperative).

    What Are The Two Types Of Property Ownership?

    The ownership of property can be held jointly or jointly and severally. The decision you make regarding the ownership of the property will have an impact on how the net sale proceeds are divided (if they are divided at all). It may also be beneficial to understand what happens to your interest in the property if you die.

    Watch how many type of land in malaysia Video

    Continue Reading

    How Many Type Of Car Insurance In Malaysia?

    How Many Type Of Car Insurance In Malaysia?

    It is possible to obtain three kinds of car insurance in Malaysia: comprehensive, third party, and third party fire and theft. It might sound like they’re similar, but look into the details and you’ll find that they are quite different.

    Table of contents

    What Are The 5 Types Of Car Insurance?

  • It is important to have liability insurance.
  • Coverage in case of collision.
  • We cover the entire spectrum.
  • A PIP policy covers personal injury.
  • Insurance coverage for uninsured and underinsured motorists.
  • What Are The 3 Major Car Insurances?

    A car insurance policy consists of three different kinds of coverage: liability, collision, and comprehensive. These three types of coverage are included in full coverage. All states offer these types of insurance, but some states may or may not offer any other type of coverage at all.

    How Many Types Of Motor Insurance Are There?

    Basically, two kinds of car insurance are available in the market: third-party liability insurance and comprehensive insurance. Third-party liability insurance is the cheapest form of insurance.

    What Is 1st And 3rd Party Insurance?

    First-party and third-party insurance differ in what they cover. When you insure your car first-party, you cover your car as well as its owner and third party, if necessary. Insurance policies for third parties usually only cover damages to third party property or death to third party persons.

    How Many Types Of Car Insurance Are There In Malaysia?

    A car insurance policy in Malaysia can be comprehensive, third-party fire and theft, or comprehensive and third-party fire. It might sound like they’re similar, but look into the details and you’ll find that they are quite different.

    What Type Of Insurance Is Vehicle Insurance?

    In the event of a theft or accident, comprehensive vehicle insurance covers the policyholder’s losses as well as those of third parties. A policyholder injured in an accident will be able to claim compensation if they die or suffer injury as a result.

    What Is 1st 2nd And 3rd Party Insurance?

    Insurers refer to people who buy insurance as first parties. Insurers who provide insurance to buyers are called second parties. Insured vehicles on the highway are liable for damages caused by third parties, including other vehicles, property or people.

    What Are The Five Types Of Vehicle Insurance Is Quizlet?

  • A comprehensive policy covers your car, along with any other vehicle or car you are driving, for damages or losses resulting from an accident.
  • In case of collision, coverage is provided…
  • You are liable for bodily injury.
  • The liability coverage must be in place…
  • This coverage is available to uninsured motorists.
  • What Are The Most Common Types Of Car Insurance?

    Liability insurance, collision insurance, comprehensive insurance, personal injury protection (PIP), medical payments (MedPay), and uninsured/underinsured motor vehicle coverage are six types of car insurance. There are a few types of auto insurance required by law in every state, but insurers also offer optional coverage.

    What Are The Different Types Of Vehicle Insurance?

  • Insurance coverage that is comprehensive.
  • A comprehensive motor insurance policy has many benefits.
  • by ensive Insurance Plan?
  • There are some things that a comprehensive insurance policy does not cover.
  • It is important to have third-party liability insurance.
  • Getting to know how third-party insurance works.
  • What Are The 3 Levels Of Insurance?

    Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum are the four levels of plans offered by the Health Insurance Marketplace®. A category (sometimes referred to as a metal level) is based on the cost split between you and your insurance plan. Quality of care does not depend on a categorization system. Some people may avail themselves of “catastrophic” plans.

    Who Are The Top 3 Insurance Companies?

    Market share (2)

    State Farm

    Allstate Corp.

    USAA Insurance Group

    Liberty Mutual

    What Are The Three Types Of Motor Insurance?

  • Vehicle insurance for commercial use.
  • The Two Wheeler Insurance Company.
  • What Are The 5 Types Of Auto Insurance?

  • Insurance for vehicles with liability.
  • The insurance for physical damage to a car.
  • The insurance policy for renting.
  • Protection for personal injury with no fault involved.
  • Insurance coverage for uninsured and underinsured motorists.
  • What Are 4 Main Types Of Automobile Coverage Insurance?

    The most common types of car insurance coverage are: auto liability coverage, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, collision coverage, medical payments coverage, and personal injury protection coverage. You may need some of these coverages if you live in some areas while you may not.

    What Are The Two Types Of Motor Vehicle Insurance?

  • Insurance coverage that is comprehensive.
  • An insurance policy covering third parties.
  • What Is The Difference Between 1st Party And 3rd Party?

    “First party” – in an insurance contract, the person who buys the insurance is known as the first party. Therefore, in an insurance policy for cars, the first party is the owner of the vehicle. As far as auto insurance is concerned, third parties are considered anyone other than the first and second parties.

    What Is 1st Party Insurance Coverage?

    When you have your own insurance policy, you can file a first-party claim with them. A claim with your own insurance company would be a first-party claim, such as if you damaged the trunk of your car after backing into a pole.

    What Is Difference Between Third Party And Third Party Insurance?

    There are some key differences between third-party insurance and comprehensive insurance, including the amount of protection each provides. The comprehensive plan ensures that you and your vehicle are protected from multiple risk factors, whereas the third-party plan only protects you from third-party claims.

    Watch how many type of car insurance in malaysia Video

    Continue Reading