president moon jaein is visiting key sites around the country with the aim of
boosting the regional economy his first destination was Jala Bhutto province a
region that has suffered plenty of job losses recently but is the site of a
huge renewable energy cluster that the government hopes can boost that part of
the country are chasing me has this report
to highlight the importance of South Korea's drive toward renewable energy
president moon Jane attended a ceremony on Tuesday in homonka
a coastal city near Kunsan Talib of the province to unveil his vision for a
massive renewable energy cluster by 2022 citing the nation's lagging figures for
renewables which make up just 8 percent of the country's power generation the
President reiterated his campaign pledge of fostering Korea's environmentally
friendly energy so that 20% of the country's energy comes from renewables
by 2030 the so called renewable energy 3020 plan is not just environmentally
friendly but will also help boost employment the president said the
Renewable sector creates more than 10 million jobs globally every year
praising the people of Toledo province and the efforts of the same engine
development and investment agency president moon vowed to invite
manufacturing firms and set up research centers within the cluster to raise
Korea's renewable energy skills to another level
president moon said this project will be a good opportunity for local energy
firms that are struggling from lack of domestic demand telling me I'd hear news
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උපත - The Birth | Sri Lankan Horror Short Film | 2018 - Duration: 7:15.
(Breaking News)
Few hours before, We were informed about a breakout which was held at the Pelikada Prison.
We have got an information that the prisoner who escaped is serial killer.
The Police warns the public to stay indoors for safety reasons till further notice.
They have informed us that there are 20 special task force teams assigned to capture this most wanted criminal.
Also a curfew has been announced until 7.00 am tomorrow
Suprise !!!
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Asian American Representation in American Media: MCS 333 Final - Duration: 5:47.
In today's media. It is very rarely that you get to see an Asian-American on television, or portrayed on screen
This lack of representation has made it so [that] the limited view of what people do see in the media is often the only exposure
Asians has and in most cases
This representation is often racist and offensive
stereotypes.
When you think of Asians you typically think of the smart nerdy doctor and lawyer types
who on that same note are usually seen as unattractive and sexually undesirable.
As the famous theorist Richard Dyer points out
stereotyping create a hegemonic structure where the audience starts believing the stereotypes as facts and
this in turn creates a cycle where the stereotypes
becomes the representation of the stereotyped group.
This representation is detrimental to not only the society, but also to the
Asian-Americans who look for role models or someone to relate to in their media consumption.
This is why when Asian characters in major film are cast with white actors,
Asian-Americans are the first to speak up and
Call out these Hollywood practices because not only are they taking away Asian identity of the characters
they are essentially saying asians don't fit the role for this lead character
Like when Scarlett Johansson was cast as the lead of Ghost in the Shell
This leads me to how the act of Whitewashing in Hollywood is perpetuated by the stereotypes of
Asians that is still held by the hegemonic powers.
As Hebdige would put it if the state or
in this case Hollywood sees no reason to change and they will continue to erase and replace the Asian
representation from a role in order to make more money in the box office.
However, in light of the most recent cases of whitewashing including Emma stone in Aloha and Tilda Swinton in
Doctor Strange.
Asian American actors, actresses, and activists has been beginning to speak up about this conversation.
Michelle Ang an Asian American actress
in Netflix series 13 Reasons Why?
sparked this conversation of Whitewashing when she posted a picture of herself wearing a black t-shirt with the names
Scarlet, Emma,
Tilda, and
Matt in bold white letters
With a caption of if you can't play the game change it.
This speaks to how the state apparatuses
will see no reason to change unless the people speak up and voice their opinions
which is what Jenkins believes the culture should have always been about.
Participation between the audience and the hegemonic state, since the state is the one producing what media is centered around
by means of the culture industry.
Can certainly taken a long time to have?
More Asian representation in Media and especially on Network TV
it's been 20 years and I think the reason for that is because
We have so much more media now. We don't just have you know the four Major networks
We have a we have Amazon we have Netflix. We have Hulu
Yahoo! Original series people making their own work on YouTube and
In order it takes a lot more to capture somebody's attention because they have so many more options now
Which is great!
And I think that the Network's are starting to wisen up to the fact that in order to capture people's attention
You sort of can't necessarily just do the same stuff
You've been doing you have to look for fresh perspective a different lens a different
Take on life in order to capture an audience's attention in a very
saturated
field of
content and so that's great because I think it's definitely going to push the boundaries for all types of creators to
Have a curiosity for experiences that are different than their own and in terms of trends and entertainment
I think that is something. I am seeing a curiosity
for a different experience
I think in the past a lot of Asian Media has been about sort of neutralizing
The Asian like this is an Asian person who is could be anybody. They're just a regular American
this is a romantic lead. It doesn't have to do with [anybody] being asian
Which is has its own merit for sure, but I also think that
sort of having a curiosity for and exploring the things that also sets an
Asian-American apart that makes their experience different
Actually shining a light on that and having some semblance of pride in that
Specialness is something that audiences are definitely seeking.
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BTS-mania boon for businesses as well as band - Duration: 2:50.
kpop superstars BTS are taking a well-deserved break following their huge
sellout tour of Europe and the United States while the guys can take a little
while to recharge their batteries there's one thing that never stops
the band's ability to churn out massive profits for themselves and the companies
they put their names and faces to salt and young reports on how BTS mania is a
major boon for businesses as well as the band 2018 has been the biggest year yet
for BTS of one international client but their Infosys is now limited to the
music industry BTS has proved extremely valuable to numerous companies which are
enjoying sales bonanza thanks to BTS deemed products one of
Asia's most popular messenger apps has a bunch of BTS themed characters called BT
21 which are inspired by the band members juries of themselves and by
their personality trees right away the characters were a huge hit and home in
the world stores and sold as LBT 20 products are
packed with people from all over the world yeah we just came by to see the
characters created by BTS we really like the Koala oh yeah repeat eat when your
products first weigh no silver seize the flesh of store New York got more than
30,000 visitors and the one arizuka the more than 15,000 on opening day alone
the characters popularity prompted Facebook to add bt 21 emojis and arafat
to his messenger service vertical staggering 800,000 views in just one day
the k-pop group is those of the face of a range of cosmetics as company hope the
boy bands popularity boost their sales an up-and-coming Korean cosmetics brand
has been working with BTS for two years now last year the company released the
BTS team collagen foundation and a toothbrush which drew huge crowds to
their stores in Japan and this month they introduced for seven year project
featuring bt 209 characters and so sales go through the roof BTS fans in
their 20s and early 30s visit our stores a lot despite economic windfall PTSS
brought these companies their risk for the band selling products based on
certain artists brings big profits in the short term but over saturation and
over exposure can damage the artists long-term appeal to fans but for now
fans can't get enough and a BTS effect is going strong
seongjo Arirang news
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BALI VLOG - Hotel Inna Garuda in Kuta, Nasi Goreng, Cheap Cocktails - Duration: 9:43.
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3 Common Questions About Outsourcing - Duration: 3:38.
Hello gang, this is Michael Hsu from DeepSky
Today I'm gonna talk to you about - Outsourcing.
I believe that outsourcing
is the only way to go these days
if you want to grow a small business
rapidly and successfully.
In addition to that outsourcing
offers us a few benefits :
First of all,
if you deal with that outsourcing shop,
you're already experts at hiring accountants
or developers,
depending on what you're outsourcing.
Second,
you're going to be cheaper
than hiring someone in-house.
You have to understand that
any employee that you brought on board for
is going to have 20% loaded cost.
In addition to that,
management,
utilities,
etc, etc, etc.....
They're all added cost.
And finally,
in today's world,
you don't really need to work 40 hours.
We already know that
if we hire somebody fully hours,
their productivity is anywhere
between 20% to 30%.
Now that we're about into an outsourcing :
What exactly is the difference between
bookkeeping and accounting?
Why should I pay extra for accounting
when bookkeeping can do?
So, in your business,
there're a lot of things going on every single day,
there are people that you pay,
there are people that pays you
for the work that you do.
And then, if you do inventory
things coming in and out.
And, everything is going on,
everything is happening.
What a bookkeeper does
is to take everything that is happening
and then, they record it onto a ledger.
It's a very data entry task.
It's a recording of events.
Now, on the other hand,
What does the accountant do?
On the face of it,
seems like they do the same things sometimes, right?
So, the primary difference is :
while bookkeeper record what had already happened,
and the accountant is part of that process.
They are part of creating events
that you're eventually going to record onto a ledger
Sending invoices,
collecting payments,
making sure those payments are collected correctly.
They are part of the process of
making sure who we need to pay,
how much we need to pay,
and how often do we pay them.
They pay them,
they take care of it,
they do report generation,
they do analysis.
That is what an accountant do.
Just think of it this way :
A bookkeeper record what had already happened,
and an accountant is a part of
that process to create events
that you eventually record.
So, this question comes up
time and time again in my entrepreneur group
Just start it off at the basic :
$500 dollars a month,
it's pretty much what you'll pay
for a basic set of books
to get your tax return done.
Now, between $500 to $1500
There are a lot of automated bookkeeping service
that are now designed for this space.
And then, again, remember,
these are low touch
and high automation companies.
So, again,
pretty good if you just wanna make sure
that somebody is looking at your numbers
and let you have a set of reports to look at.
But, don't expect too much
from a consulting or controllership level for
Now, once it gets to the $2000 to $6000 a month range,
you should really expect a good partner.
They're really setting down with you,
and then helping you sort things out.
Like, system processes,
having conversation with you on your numbers.
And then, the higher price you get,
the more complex reporting.
Or, the higher price you get,
the more strategic stuff.
You know,
what metrics we are tracking,
what reports we are looking at,
what numbers are we looking at.
And, that's what you should be expecting to
get at that level of services.
And then, remember,
a good outsourcer or a good vendor
should never be afraid of
helping you make that decision.
And then, bringing someone in-house
if they truly have your financial well-being in mind.
Until next time,
I hope you guys growing profitably.
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Coldest day of season so far _ 103018 - Duration: 1:53.
Good afternoon, what a cold morning to start the day In fact, Seoul and Suwon saw the first
ice of the season.
It will be quite cold all day.
Temperatures will rise a bit tomorrow but expect to see temperatures way below the seasonal
averages for a couple more days.
Beijing and Tokyo will have a lot more bearable temperatures in the afternoon while in Korea
daily highs will be 2 to 5 degrees lower than yesterday in most parts, let's take a closer
look at today's temperatures.
Daily highs will range between 10 and 16 degrees.
Seoul will only reach 10 degrees, Jeju and Busan will enjoy late autumn weather topping
out at 16 and 15 degrees.
The autumn cold snap will ease starting Friday afternoon, until then dress warmly and take
good care of your health to avoid catching a cold.
That's Korea for you and here's the international weather for viewers around the world.
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Some 600,000 children around world die each year due to air pollution: WHO - Duration: 0:44.
air pollution is killing thousands of children around the world each and every
year this is according to the World Health Organization on Monday it says
six hundred thousand children under the age of 15 die each year from diseases
caused by toxic substances in the air some 93 percent of the planets 1.8
billion children under 15 are exposed to harmful air conditions in their daily
lives and the w-h-o says that children are more vulnerable to the bad air than
adults the agency emphasized the need to expand clean energy while reducing
fossil fuels and highlighted children's right to breathe clean air
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