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Nevada remains one of our most popular states for incorporation and LLC formation. With only the 35th largest population in the United States, Nevada has a thriving business community. Some of the largest U.S. companies, including Harrah's Entertainment, MGM Mirage, and Las Vegas Sands, maintain their headquarters in Nevada. This state also services many small businesses, particularly in major industries like tourism, mining, and manufacturing.

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Prior to incorporating in Nevada, business owners must have a business license. While most business licenses are city-, county-, or industry-based, Nevada is one of only five U.S. states that require such a license for business owners who intend to incorporate. can help business owners research the process of obtaining a business license. An LLC or Corporation in Nevada is also required to designate a Registered Agent. offers Nevada Registered Agent services to ensure that all official state and paperwork is forwarded to you.

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Incorporating in the state of Nevada offers business owners significant benefits, such as no corporate income tax, no taxes on corporate shares and no annual franchise tax. Additionally, Nevada corporation law was based on the Delaware model to minimize the time, cost and risks of commercial litigation.

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Forming a Nevada LLC has many benefits for the average business owner. Nevada does not impose a franchise tax on LLCs. and there are no fees on company shares. Additional Nevada LLC advantages include the fact that the state does not require business owners, shareholders, or members to be Nevada residents. Nevada also allows LLCs to have noneconomic members who do not own a portion of the company, but who still have the same voting rights.

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Plans for forming an LLC in Nevada begin with choosing a business name. This name must be different from other business entities in existence. In Nevada, a person cannot use their natural name as the name of their company, unless that name is appended with either "Limited" or "LLC."

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After your Nevada LLC has been formed, an additional filing is required on or before the last day of the first month after filing your business's articles of organization. A list of LLC managers and members is due 30 days after an LLC has been formed in Nevada.

The state also calls for LLCs to submit an annual report each year. The fee to file this report in Nevada is $125.

Compare Nevada vs. Delaware LLC

Recently, Nevada has become one of the most popular states where businesses choose to form an LLC. For years, business owners considered Delaware the top choice, but this is changing.. Nevada has been working on duplicating Delaware's business-friendly attitude to encourage business owners to choose Nevada over Delaware.

Delaware has a strong business court system capable of handling complex legal matters. For this reason, Delaware is an attractive option for larger business entities, fast-growing companies, or start-up companies with potential for fast growth. However, if your LLC has little likelihood of fostering any complex legal issues in the future, then a Nevada LLC may be a good choice.

Both Nevada and Delaware allow for "series LLCs," a unique designation that allows companies to further divide and protect a variety of assets without having to form additional entities. A series LLC allows for multiple members or business lines to be grouped under a common banner. Additionally, a series LLC structure can provide businesses with reduced costs on filing fees, protection of assets, and multiple business purposes collected under a common business name.

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Before you can legally open your business in Nevada, you will need a Nevada state business license. Whereas most licenses are county, city, or industry-based, Nevada is one of the few U.S. states that require a state-issued business license to incorporate, on top of any local or municipal business licenses that may be required.

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Obtaining a business license in Nevada also requires an understanding of the state's tax registration requirements and any necessary permits. The type of license, permit – if any – and tax registration will depend on the type of business you plan to operate. can research this information for you. Our experts stay current on regulatory changes that may affect your business.

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In order to obtain a business license in Nevada, the state requires $200 at the time of application. The license must be renewed each year with an annual fee. Failure to submit this annual fee by the required due date will result in a $100 penalty on top of the past-due annual fee.

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Businesses in Reno, NV require an inspection in order to obtain a business license. This process will include dealing with the building department, the fire department, and possibly environmental control. The city collects a fee at the time your business license application is processed and an additional fee for the inspection process.

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Friday 21 September 2018

Munster on song in Afrikaans adventure

South African trip sparks memories of tours consigned to the past

Munster’s CJ Stander is tackled by Tienie Burger of the Southern Kings. Photo: Luke Walker/Sportsfile
Munster’s CJ Stander is tackled by Tienie Burger of the Southern Kings. Photo: Luke Walker/Sportsfile

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Any lingering doubt the Munster players had that they were breaking new territory at Outeniqua Park in George, South Africa, on Saturday evening was dispelled in the dressing room beforehand when the sound of men singing filtered through the walls of the old stadium.

The singing, all in Afrikaans, was not coming from the 6,000 supporters engrossed in a curtain-raiser between two local sides, but rather from across the corridor as the Southern Kings got ready for battle.

Above them, in the concrete stand and packed around the ground, the crowd went wild as hit after hit was delivered as Progress and Evergreens battled it out in a game that clearly meant more to the locals the clash between the Southern Kings and Munster.

A few Guinness hoardings around the pitch was all that indicated there was PRO14 action taking place in George for the first time, but the brewery with the most branding in the stadium was Castle Lager and it was their product which the locals were lashing back with gusto.

By the time Progress and Evergreens finished knocking lumps out of each other, about half the crowd hit for the exits, with an equal portion thrilled with the result and as many more livid at losing to their rivals.

The Kings players' singing in the dressing room was one surreal aspect; The Fields of Athenry getting a good airing into the South African evening was another as over 200 Munster supporters made their presence felt in the 39-22 victory for the visitors.

They have travelled in a couple of groups and also individual bookings. It's an attractive trip, going to CJ Stander's hometown and then on to Cape Town for a few days, before heading for Bloemfontein for next Friday night's clash with the Cheetahs and then home to finish preparations for the Champions Cup semi-final against Racing 92 in Bordeaux.

Flights and accommodation are not cheap, but neither are they expensive relative to other long-haul trips, and with petrol selling at 90 cent a litre, pints of beer for around €2.50, and a good meal for two with wine for about €50, it's not too hard on the wallet.

The South African teams look set to stay in the PRO14 and these double match trips will appeal to supporters, but they are hard work for players coming from Europe.

Going to Europe is much easier for the South African sides compared to Super Rugby trips to New Zealand, Japan, Australia and Argentina, but even with the best logistics in the world it can be tough going for players coming here from Ireland and the other PRO14 countries.

All players coming from Europe travel business class - the coaches and other members of the backroom team don't - which results in most sides having to split into two groups as there wouldn't be enough premium places on the aircrafts.

Munster came in two groups last Monday via Dubai, arriving hours apart on Tuesday. They trained on Wednesday, then had a bus journey to George which took six or seven hours allowing for stops.

They made the return journey yesterday and will have four full days in Cape Town to train and recharge the batteries.

As many of the players have remarked, it's the sort of tour that they heard their fathers talking about when they were growing up but which have all but disappeared in the professional era.

There isn't, of course, the social side which marked those old club tours, but any hype that might be building about the Champions Cup semi-final in Bordeaux is well outside of earshot.

With WiFi dodgy away from the hotels - it's not great inside some of them, working at the stadium on Saturday night was fraught with peril - and exorbitant roaming charges, the usual traffic online is being skipped.

The heat which greeted the squad in Cape Town was less evident in George for the game, but it will be warm this week as they prepare for the Cheetahs and the demands of playing them on the Highveld will also be a challenge.

However, all that could be crucial preparation to Munster on Sunday week when, probably, Bordeaux will be hot for the showdown with Racing 92.

Right now, with Afrikaans music still ringing in their ears, that game must seem like a long way off, but this is new ground for Munster and how they handle things over the next fortnight will decide their season.

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Bill Cosby’s chief accuser says she wants justice in sex trial

Andrea Constand’s appearance was her second chance to confront the TV star in court.

Bill Cosby arrives for his sexual assault trial (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
Bill Cosby arrives for his sexual assault trial (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

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Bill Cosby’s chief accuser has given evidence at his sexual assault retrial, telling a jury she wants justice after five other women told the court he was a serial rapist who harmed them too.

Andrea Constand’s appearance was her second chance to confront Cosby in court after his first trial ended with a hung jury.

This time she will face a defence team intent on portraying her as a “con artist” who framed him for money.

Andrea Constand walks into the courtroom (Corey Perrine/AP)

Cosby lawyer Tom Mesereau told jurors in an opening statement that Ms Constand had racked up big credit card debt and once ran a Ponzi scheme until she “hit the jackpot” in 2006, when Cosby paid her 3.4 million dollars to settle a civil lawsuit she filed after a district attorney dropped the case.

Ms Constand, 45, told jurors on Friday that she has nothing to gain financially now by wanting Cosby locked up.

“Ms Constand, why are you here?” prosecutor Kristen Feden asked.

“For justice,” she replied.

Ms Constand, an athletic six-footer, said Cosby drugged and molested her at his suburban Philadelphia mansion in January 2004, when she was a women’s basketball administrator at his alma mater, Temple University.

She said Cosby offered her pills after she said she was “stressed” about telling the Temple women’s basketball coach of her plans to leave to study massage therapy in her native Canada.

He called the pills “your friends” and told her they would “help take the edge off”, the court was told

Instead, Ms Constand said, the pills instead made her black out, and she awoke to find Cosby performing a sex act on her. She said she was still incapacitated and “was not able to do anything” about the assault.

Her allegation is the only one among dozens against Cosby that has led to criminal charges. He says she consented to a sexual encounter and denies she was incapacitated.

Cosby spokesman Andrew Wyatt said his new defence team has researched Ms Constand’s evidence and statements from last year and found “even more inconsistencies”.

Mr Wyatt on Thursday derided the five additional accusers as “distractors” and “advocates for the prosecution” and for Ms Constand. Just one other accuser was permitted to give evidence at Cosby’s first trial.

The women, Wyatt said, traded in “poetic licensing, better known as alternative facts”, and were pawns in an “Ocean’s 11-style script” cooked up by lawyers Gloria Allred and her daughter Lisa Bloom, “to extort Mr Cosby for 100 million dollars”.

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One of the lessons from the documentary “Breaking a Monster” is that emerging musical talent and record industry executives don’t always mix well. The film, which chronicles the breakout year of teenage metal band “Unlocking the Truth,” had its premiere at the South by Southwest Film Festival in 2015. Since then, it has been caught in something of a holding pattern due to a legal situation involving Sony Music Entertainment and the release of the band’s debut album.

Now, director Luke Meyer and producer Tom Davis are raising funds through a Kickstarter campaign to self-release the film with Abramorama. “We feel strongly that ‘Breaking the Monster’ will resonate powerfully with audiences,” said Richard Abramowitz, president of Abramorama. “Having released ‘Anvil: The Story of Anvil,’ I know how audiences can respond to a well-made underdog music story.” As of April 24, the filmmakers had raised more than half of their $55,000 target, with less than a week left in the campaign.

Though “Breaking a Monster” is in some ways a classic tale of raw talent clashing with the branding-focused record industry, it has one of the most unlikely premises of any film in the music documentary genre. The heavy metal band at the film’s center is comprised of three seventh-graders, all of whom are black.

After a short film about the band (also directed by Meyer) and a YouTube video of a live performance both went viral, things started heating up for Unlocking the Truth. The band took on longtime manager Alan Sacks, who previously worked with the Jonas Brothers, and signed a $1.8 million record deal with Sony.

Just as band members Alec Atkins, Malcolm Brickhouse and Jarad Dawkins began to see their hard rock dreams come true — playing for crowds at Coachella and Bonnaroo, attracting feature articles in Spin magazine and appearing on “The Colbert Report” — things started to go south. Massive delays in the release of their debut album led the band to question whether they should have signed their record deal in the first place. On the day that the documentary premiered at SXSW, the band announced that they would try to get out of their contract with Sony.

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While a contractual dispute might be a welcome development for filmmakers looking to attract buzz for their movie, for Davis and Meyer, the band’s situation with Sony put their film’s future in jeopardy. “It’s hard to premiere at a festival and then premiere theatrically so far apart in time,” Meyer said.

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The uncertain fate of the band’s album also made it close to impossible to find a buyer for the movie. “When you’re releasing a music documentary, the music needs to be tested in the marketplace,” Davis said.

With Unlocking the Truth’s contract termination with Sony now settled and a new album release date set for June 17 — TuneCore is distributing the record — Meyer and Davis are finally ready to bring their movie to the masses. Regardless of what happens with the film, Unlocking the Truth will finally have the opportunity to put their music out there and be heard.

“I truly believe that within a year they’re going to be one of the biggest metal bands on the music scene,” said Gary Adelman, the attorney for the band who negotiated both their deal with Sony and their eventual contract termination. “It’s not a manufactured boy band. For 15-year-olds, they have accomplished music skills of someone twice their age.”

So what happens if “Breaking a Monster” doesn’t reach its $55,000 Kickstarter target?

“We have a backup plan that will allow us not to flake on the arrangements relating to the longer-lead parts of the theatrical release, but these routes are problematic in their own right,” Meyer said. “It’s really important for us to reach our Kickstarter goal.”

“Breaking a Monster” is planning a theatrical release in roughly half a dozen U.S. cities this summer. Check out Meyer and Davis’s short film about the band’s origins below.

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Simply Orange® with Tangerine juice

Simply Orange® with Tangerine juice

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Discover the refreshingly tart, satisfyingly sweet flavor of orange-tangerine. Simply Orange® is blended with not-from-concentrate tangerine juice for a unique taste that's fresh and delicious.

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Elizabeth S.
Gordon, TX
168 reviews
Sweet with a kick of tart. I love this juice. No added garbage. Just juice. Good price for a quality juice. I buy this all the time not always available in my grocery store, but that is ok because I just get a different flavor. Love this juice brand so much.
Nuzhat C.
Shelby Twp, MI
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I love Simply Orange Tangerine juice. It has a lot of pulp and is sort of think so if you don't like that, this might not be the best option for you. The price is right where i would expect it to be. I really like this juice and think it finishes too quickly.
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Baltimore, MD
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I enjoy all Simply products their orange juice is awesome. I also enjoy there lemonades which they have various flavors of. My personal favorite flavor is blueberry lemonade and the raspberry very delicious. Also simply brand makes really good for parties and social gatherings.
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Lake Dallas, TX
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I absolutely love the tangerine taste in this orange juice. It's very, consistently good in taste. It's easily available and isn't super costly. My only concern is the fact that it's a coke product and the way it's produced is extremely questionable.
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Burlingham , NY
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Perfectly juicy, tangy and sweet. We bought this to make mimosas and we were very pleased. The added tangerine flavor is perfect with the sweetness aND subtlet tang. There is no burn withe this OJ as others.
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Delicious kind of orange juice! I love the addition of the tangerine juice as well cause it changes the flavor a little bit and makes the taste more vibrant overall.
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I love the taste of this orange juice. the added tangerine gives it a little punch of something different than the usual morning oj, while still keeping the fresh orange juice taste.
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Such a unique flavor from a brand that I trust for myself and my family. The taste is wonderful but if I could change one thing it would be to make it a bit less sugary.
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This is my absolute favorite orange juice. I love everything about it but the price. My job is only part time so although I love it, I don't get it very often.
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This is usually the only way I'll drink orange juice. The tangerine really kicks it up a notch & I love the extra tang & flavor it gives! Wonderful juice!
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VOLKMER, Harold Lee, a Representative from Missouri; born in Jefferson City, Cole County, Mo., April 4, 1931; graduated from St. Peter's Catholic schools in Jefferson City; attended Jefferson City Junior College and St. Louis (Mo.) University; LL.B., University of Missouri, School of Law, Columbia, 1955; admitted to the Missouri bar in 1955; served in the United States Army, 1955-1957; served as assistant attorney general of Missouri, 1955; in 1958, commenced private practice of law in Hannibal, Mo.; prosecuting attorney, Marion County, Mo., 1960-1966; served in Missouri house of representatives, 1967-1976; elected as a Democrat to the Ninety-fifth and to the nine succeeding Congresses (January 3, 1977-January 3, 1997); was an unsuccessful candidate for reelection to the One Hundred Fifth Congress; died on April 15, 2011, in Hannibal, Mo.

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A popular Canadian ice cream company is being slammed for using anti-Christian and satanic imagery in their marketing materials.

The disturbing imagery was pointed out by the pro-Christian website Vigilant Citizen Tuesday, which examined a number of disturbing promos used by the company Sweet Jesus.

Perhaps the most blatant blasphemous imagery appears in Sweet Jesus’ logo, which features a lightning bolt and an upside-down cross, symbols associated with satanic worship.

The upside-down cross, for instance, can be seen in the following image depicting a Church of Satan altar.

The lightning bolt symbol also appears in a sigil designed for Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey.

“The symbol of the lightning bolt is also prevalent in satanism,” the Vigilant Citizen explains. “It most likely originates from the Bible passage where Jesus said: ‘I saw Satan falling like lightning from heaven.’”

The lightning bolt and upside-down cross have prominently appeared on the Toronto company’s website, signs and cups.

The store also sells “Holy Water” for $1.

The Vigilant Citizen also points out that various ads used by the ice cream shop appear to mock Jesus, the Ten Commandments and bible passages, while also making grotesque sexual innuendos.

Most alarming is the ice cream shop appears to exploit children in their ads.

“One might think: ‘Well, that’s normal enough, right? Children love ice cream,’” The Citizen writes. “But these pictures involve children in a creepy way. At best, the pics ‘adultize’ children. At worse, they sexualize them.”

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Many on the company’s Facebook page have trashed it in online reviews, with some saying, “They mock the faith!”

“These people are a special type of disgusting!!” one Facebook user said.

“You are complete trash for mocking Jesus and exploiting children in a sexual and disturbing nature,” reads another high-rated review. “Obviously you guys have no shame and no morals and take joy in using satanic imagery to promote ice cream,” the user added.

“I’ll pass on the satanic ice cream…it’s bad enough you mock the Lord and use satanic symbolism in your logo…. but you had to exploit the kids in your ads,” yet another Facebook user stated.

But the ice cream joint has apparently found an anti-God niche market.

The website Retail Insider reports Sweet Jesus plans to expand into the United States, with a location already open in the Baltimore airport and more coming to Florida and Hawaii. Stores will also be opening in majority-Muslim areas overseas, including Dubai and Bangladesh, albeit under the name “Sweet Salvation.”

Retail Insider theorizes the secret behind the company’s success is their marketing towards Millenials with hip, trendy social media-friendly backdrops.

“It’s probably the most Instagramed food in all of Canada,” Retail Insider notes, highlighting the company has over 100k followers on the platform.

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eBay Will Price-Match Any Print Black Friday Deal ... Right Now

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The Christmas tree has arrived in Rockefeller Center, cretins on Twitter are condemning the latest Starbucks cups and Black Friday deals are rolling out as we speak. Hello, holidays!

eBay isn’t waiting for the day after Thanksgiving, though. In a campaign called “Beating Their Black Fridays,” from now until November 17th the company is price-matching Black Friday deals that have been announced in print by other major retailers.

Macy’s, Kohl’s, Walmart and JCPenney are included in the list of competitors eBay is cribbing deals from, but that’s not all. As the Verge writes, the site is also offering 20 percent off purchases until November 20th with code PSHOPEARLY.

This is just one of many recent moves by eBay looking to shift its identity away from auction house and towards being a serious competitor with online retailers like Amazon. It’s an uphill battle to be sure, but they’ve got the jump on the brand brawl that is Black Friday.

Here are five of our favorite deals.

Apple Watch Series 3: $325 on eBay vs. $330 at Kohl’s

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Ninja Coffee Bar: $65 on eBay vs. $70 on Kohl’s (originally $180)

Citizen Calendrier Watch: $210 on eBay vs. $214 at JCPenney (originally $475)

Standing Electric Fireplace: $40 on eBay matching Walmart (originally $55)

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Table Stakes: Best of 2015

Our 7 favorite SF restaurant openings of the year

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Table Stakes: Our 7 Favorite S.F. Restaurant Openings of the Year
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To keep tabs on every restaurant and bar opening is folly. But to keep tabs on the most worthy? Yeoman’s work, and we’re proud to do it. Thus we present Table Stakes, a rundown of the five (or so) must-know spots that have swung wide their doors in the past lunar cycle (or so). Bon appétit.

Chalk it up to the weather, the land, the Napa, the talent, the everything: we live in the “Best Food City in America.”

These seven restaurants represent our best-of list for 2015. Ask us tomorrow, and we could give you seven more.

Thanks for a great year, chefs of the Bay Area, and we can’t wait to see what you have up your collective sleeve in 2016.

For a city set so firmly in the future, it was heartening to see the resurrection of this 100-year-old Chinatown icon. When its owners came up against the Department of Health in 2012, they were backed — as S.F. Gate memorably recorded the scene — by “priests, hippies, architects and politicians all testifying one after the other, the line looked like the Canterbury Tales.” That’s the real San Francisco, the one that will outlast the bubbles, the rent hikes, the everything. The updated joint is a couple blocks away and a few seats bigger, but basically the same. Just as it should be.

Sam Wo, 713 Clay Street, (415) 989-8898, (map)

Gabriela Cámara is already a culinary star in her hometown of Mexico City — and she’s done the city a favor by bringing her first stateside restaurant, Cala, to your hometown. The aesthetic is pure S.F., with interiors courtesy of the same design team that did State Bird Provisions, and the philosophy is blessedly even-handed: budget diners can grab tacos de guisado at the just-opened walk-up annex next door, Tacos Cala. No seats, but you were probably planning on eating at your desk anyway.

Cala, 149 Fell Street, (415) 660-7701, (map)

There’s just something heartening about the caliber of cooks the Bay Area draws each year. Ninebark chef Matthew Lightner is as well pedigreed as they come: he's a Noma grad and Food & Wine Best New Chef whose New York City restaurant, Atera, earned two Michelin stars and a spot on Bon App's Best 50 New Restaurants. Ninebark offers up his skills on an even bigger canvas, and we expect he’ll make the most of it.

Ninebark, 813 Main Street, (707) 226-7821, (map)

A sexy space on an unsexy corner, and one worth visiting for a menu that’ll make you hungry just thinking about it: potato and black pepper dumplings, black cod with chard leaves, red trout and peach, frozen chocolate with kumquat. The man to thank is chef and owner Brett Cooper, who put in several years at Outerlands before jumping ship to build his own enterprise here. Their loss is our gain.

Aster, 1001 Guerrero Street, (415) 875-9810, (map)

Dominique Crenn has two Michelin stars for Atelier Crenn, the Hayes Valley restaurant that pays homage to her father, a painter. Now she’s exploring her maternal family’s Breton heritage with Petit Crenn in the space of the former Bar Jules. Two seatings per night, with the sole option being a $79 tasting menu; à-la-carte-ers and walk-ins can grab a seat at the bar. Breakfast is served French style: think coffee and a newspaper, not bacon and eggs.

Petit Crenn, 609 Hayes Street, (415) 864-1744, (map)

Melissa Perello is one of a handful of female American chefs to hold a Michelin star — which explains the excitement behind Octavia, which feels both more mature and more relaxed than Frances, its sister restaurant in the Castro, though it shares its commitment to yummy New American. Hop on it now if you want to order their special-for-the-holidays lumberjack cakes.

Octavia, 1701 Octavia Street, (415) 408-7507, (map)

Emblematic of the growing number of pop-ups that put a ring on it, Liholiho Yacht Club had us from the go — if by "go," you mean the Bluth cocktail, with Giffard Banane du Brésil liqueur and rum. Non-Arrested Development fans, meanwhile, may find themselves equally charmed by Hawaiian chef Ravi Kapur's menu, based in the Aloha state but borrowing notes from all over Asia. We'll go back for the spiced tuna belly every day and twice on Sunday, crowd be damned.

Liholiho Yacht Club, 871 Sutter Street, (415) 440-5456, (map)

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Google Inc (GOOG)Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) seems to be involved in every segment of the tech sector these days. Though the company’s primary business is derived from Search and sales of online ad space, Larry Page and Co. have been slowly creeping into other areas of the marketplace, from high-speed fiber optic Internet to self-driving cars. In case you missed it, Google has begun making headway in another interesting arena: augmented reality gaming. Developed by Niantic Labs, an internal division of Google, the company’s first AR game was Field Trip, which was released earlier this year to stellar reviews.

Field Trip gives Android users the ability to receive informative “pop-up” alerts about the world around them, from restaurants to shopping opportunities. Niantic Labs’ second app, though, is decidedly less Yelp and a lot more Mass Effect, so to speak. Called Ingress, Google’s newest game allows users to take part in a fictional conspiracy involving mind control, mysterious European scientists, and imminent worldwide destruction — three essential ingredients for any sci-fi thriller.

Though it is still in closed-beta testing, Ingress has received some solid reviews out of the gate according to Google’s Android App store via Google Play. Essentially, the game prompts players to make their way around using their phones’ maps, which give clues on where virtual objectives can be completed. Though a specific monetization plan hasn’t been introduced, it is possible that players can be prompted to visit paying businesses if Google so desires, in addition to the usual pay-to-play ads.

Even more interesting is the potential impact that Ingress will have on Google’s augmented reality glasses, codenamed Project Glass. Ingress and Field Trip should allow the tech company to gauge its users’ interest in AR services, while testing the technology’s monetization potential. We’ll let you know more information as it becomes available, but in the mean time, check out the trailer for Ingress. It’s pretty epic.


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SeaWorld Orlando has announced that a brand-new Sesame Street themed land will be opening Spring 2019.

Families will be able to walk down Sesame Street for the very first time as SeaWorld brings the world famous street to park guests, connecting them to all of the fun, laughter and learning of Sesame Street.

“We are excited to transport our guests into the colorful and creative world of Sesame Street through immersive theming, character interactions and interactive play,” said SeaWorld Orlando President Jim Dean.  “Sesame Street at SeaWorld Orlando is an amazing addition to our park, providing more unique and memorable experiences for the entire family.”

Guests will be able to explore the iconic neighborhood as they walk through Abby Cadabby’s garden, visit Mr. Hooper’s store, stop by Big Bird’s nest, sit on the famous 123 stoop and meet their favorite friends from Sesame Street including Elmo, Cookie Monster and Big Bird.

SeaWorld Orlando’s first-ever parade will feature Elmo and his friends, inviting guests to join the party on Sesame Street daily.

While specifics are minimal right now, the immersive area will feature exciting rides, wet and dry play areas and interactive experiences designed to entertain the entire family.

“In partnering with Sesame Workshop, we are creating a land for guests to make an authentic connection that can only be found in hugging a furry friend or reading a book with Big Bird,” shared Amanda Trauger, Experience Design Manager for SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment.

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Jessica will be joining our Inspire YOUth careers and enterprise evening at Channel 4 on Tuesday 9th July, supported by GoThinkBig and Channel 4.

Jessica has risen through the Grazia ranks – from an intern four years ago to Digital Editor today. She won Bauer’s 2012 Rising Star award and Digital Editor of 2012 (Women’s Titles) at the British Society Of Magazine Editors Awards. She carries both gongs with her everywhere she goes and will probably tell you all about her ‘almost Gwynnie moment’.

Thanks to her time as a Graziette, Jessica has become an unofficial Cara Delevingne stalker and can cite every one of Kate Middleton’s dresses. She’s shamelessly tracked down stylish types from Kate Moss to Alexa Chung on the red carpet and has interviewed top designers including Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney. Other highlights of the job include meeting two thirds of the Kardashian Sisters and working with Chace Crawford, when she was entirely professional and didn’t even notice his hunky arms.

You’ll find Jessica tweeting, Instagramming or Vineing EVERYTHING, whether it’s from backstage at the Dolce & Gabbana show or eating dinner at Wagamamas. She is a fan of of floral-printed anything and is also an excellent shopper.

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InterAction’s 2015 Effective Assistance Photography Award

"Friendship" by Partha Kar

"He is going to make a friendship with a lion (though not real but still, a lion is a lion) with the lion's favorite dish in his lap."

- Photographer Partha Kar

For 13 years, InterAction has held a photography contest to highlight the innovation and determination of individuals around the globe. This year, the winner of the Effective Assistance Photography Award is Partha Kar, for his submission Friendship.

By the time the 2015 contest had closed, over a thousand professional and amateur photographers had submitted their most powerful photos of international relief and development. The images portrayed advances in education, gender equality, inclusion, and sustainable practices across continents – tangible examples of humanitarian and development work.

With so many incredible submissions, our selection committee decided that the winning images needed to be more than simply visually striking. They needed to make us feel something.

The decision to include an emotive qualifier was not arbitrary. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has done extensive research on how we as a sector talk about our work, and in turn, what resonates with general audiences. What motivates someone unfamiliar with development and humanitarian work to engage with our sector? According to the research, the average consumer of our messaging is more likely to respond positively to themes of self-reliance, progress, and partnerships. This carries through to images, with examples such as women entrepreneurs or sustainable agricultural practices sparking positive reactions. Or, as it was for us, a boy and his goat.

Kar is well-practiced in recognizing organic moments of photographic value.  He has worked as a freelance travelogue writer and photographer for Kolkata-based Bengali magazines as well as Kolkata-based English newspapers. Through his work, Kar has won several national and international honors, including the Best Critic Award from The Times Journal of Photography and the National Award by the Indian Ministry of Tourism.

Kar was in West Bengal, India when he met the boy – clutching a young goat, engaged in a conversation with the lion painting on the wall. He recognized the juxtaposition: the boy protecting the family’s livestock while fearlessly engaging the predator.

In this case, it was the “child’s psychology” as Kar put it, the confidence and free spirit, that motivated him to take the photo and name it Friendship. The lion might have just been a painting, but the animal’s fierce spirit was very much alive in the protector of the young goat. In the moment, Kar could see it. Looking at the resulting photograph, we could feel it.

Kar’s Friendship is joined by three finalists: Pennies to Prosperity by Mike Smith, Reflection Through the Ages by Lauren Leary, and Study with the Help of Potato Biomass by Dipayan Bhar. Friendship will be recognized as the Grand Prize Winner at InterAction Forum 2015 on June 22, 2015.

View the winning photos and the award presentation in the slideshow below. For more information on the InterAction Annual Photo Contest, please visit


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Sam Worthington

Sam Worthington is Chief Executive Officer of InterAction, the largest U.S. alliance of nongovernmental international organizations, with more than 220 members and partners. Mr. Worthington leads the U.S. NGO sector’s engagement with the UN, governments, and civil society groups around the world. He testifies before the U.S. Congress, routinely consults with the administration, speaks to boards and at universities, and is a regular contributor on numerous national and international media outlets. Mr. Worthington is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations; serves on the Advisory Committee for Voluntary Foreign Assistance (ACVFA) at USAID and the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) at the UN; and sits on the boards of the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Van Leer Group Foundation, FORUS, and The Alliance to End Hunger. Previously he served as chief executive officer of Plan International USA (1994 to 2006) and as a policy fellow at the Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio Center.

The Forgotten Crises

We must ensure that all people – regardless of where they are born – have the ability to live happy, healthy, and safe lives. It is critical for the media, governments, and individuals to focus on the massive scale of human suffering in Middle East and Europe. But we must not limit our focus. We must not ignore people in Africa who are forced to flee from their homes due to violence and conflict.

To Improve Human Wellbeing, It’s Time to Get Serious about Transparency

Community and collective action matter. The dream is for all civil society organizations to look beyond their individual projects and work collectively to advance human wellbeing everywhere.

The Right Balance: Reducing Risks while Advancing Human Wellbeing

We usher in a new year where, due to recent terrorist attacks, living in Paris today feels different than it did just a few years ago. And far from a western capital, risks for NGOs are on the rise. Bombings, kidnappings, and gunfire exchange between armed groups makes working in Syria significantly more dangerous than prior to the Arab Spring. No one will deny that the risks we face today are very real and growing.

The Fight to End Hunger: The Role of U.S. NGOs and Global Leadership

This September, global leaders from 193 countries came together to agree on an ambitious set of universal goals to reduce poverty and inequality. The goals recognize that to build inclusive prosperity, the world must tackle hunger and malnutrition, particularly for the most vulnerable. The goals – called the Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs for short – commit us towards zero hunger worldwide by 2030.

NGOs Must Evolve, Realign, and Reinvent

In a meeting with a group of international nonprofit CEOs, one organization recently stated that all of its programs frequently impact 100 million people per year worldwide. This is indicative of the significant influence one large U.S. NGO has amongst thousands. So what is the role of U.S. NGOs in addressing critical global challenges over the coming decades? This summer at our annual Forum, I addressed the broader community with a set of overarching recommendations.

What We Mean by “Civic Space” and Where We’re Pushing Back

What is civic space? It’s the ability for health clinics to operate freely towards eradicating polio in Pakistan, it enables humanitarians to rapidly deliver shelter after a hurricane in the Philippines, and it is imperative to the fight for greater justice and equality in South Africa, and here at home. Or, for that matter, it is the ability of people-based organizations to fight against injustices or for human well-being anywhere.

Providing Aid to the People, Needing Peace as the Crisis Continues

This July marks the 4 year anniversary of independence in South Sudan. However, in its current state there remains very little to celebrate in the young country.

Forum Takeaways and Future Action

This June, InterAction held its 31st annual Forum. More than 1,000 attendees from over 350 organizations participated in the three-day event.
In an effort to synthesize three days of stimulating conversations, brainstorming sessions, and building connections with many of you at InterAction’s Forum 2015, let’s reflect on some key takeaways:

Why We Exist and How We Can Evolve

Effective development is ultimately local. It is driven by market economics, the private sector, and shaped by effective governance institutions, namely host governments. If this is true, our goal as international nonprofits working across borders is to “work ourselves out of a job.” Does this make sense? It does not for three reasons.

Wealth, Violence, and a Changing Development Landscape

The world is talking about new broader and deeper goals to eliminate extreme poverty and decrease inequality. Middle income countries such as Brazil and India have increasing wealth and capacity to uplift the poor. Simultaneously, governments in conflict-ridden and war-torn states are struggling or simply unable to provide basic services for their people. What is the evolving role of international NGOs in the Brazils and Indias of the world? What is the role of international NGOs in areas with weak and fragile states?

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Cocktails and Conversations with IMI NY

Last Thursday, on 10/15, Internet Marketing Inc.’s New York City office hosted a “Cocktails and Conversations” event for industry insiders, clients and friends.  More than 60 attendees enjoyed wine, hors d’oeuvres, and a quirky presentation by seasoned sales expert, Lisbeth Calandrino, who recently released a new book called “Red Hot Customer Service.”  The event was scheduled to end around 8 p.m., but the last slew of guests didn’t actually leave until after 10 p.m.  If that isn’t a metric of a success, I’m not sure what is!

For those who missed out, check out our video presentation below AND stayed tuned in for next time!

Many thanks to our fabulous speaker and generous sponsor, Select Office Suites.

For more information, please view Lisbeth Calandrino’s blog.

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In comparison with most countries in Europe, the cost of living in Turkey is relatively inexpensive. The real estate market generally offers good value for when compared to such countries as the UK or the USA. Water, electricity and gas are also relatively cheap. Grocery shopping can be done at weekly markets where local seasonal fruits and vegetables are extremely good value. Local products are certainly well priced but expats will likely find that sourcing imported goods attracts a hefty price tag.

Visa requirements for moving from France to Turkey

Passport holders from France, are exempt from a visa for stays of up to 90 days. If you are travelling to Turkey and plan on stay or working you need to report to the nearest mission. Take your passport you will need it for your application, the completed visa application form along with a letter from your prospective employer. There are additional documents that need to be submitted to the Turkish Ministry of Labour and Social Security by your employer. You need to do this within ten working days from the date of your submitted your application.

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A signboard near the Sibanye gold mine in Westonaria, west of Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters

JOHANNESBURG - Sibanye-Stillwater said on Tuesday a worker had died on Monday night while clearing a blocked ore pass at its Driefontein operations, less than a week after a fall of rocks at its Kloof Mine killed two people.

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) said it was angry at the rate in which miners were losing their lives at the company, and called for the prosecution of top management should negligence be proven.

Sibanye-Stillwater said investigations into the latest incident by management together with the department of mineral resources (DMR) and other relevant stakeholders were underway.

Also read: 2 mineworkers die in fall at Sibanye's Kloof mine

"Operations in the affected area have been suspended (pending) the investigation into the incident," it said.

Last week, two workers died as a result of fall of rocks at Sibanye-Stillwater's Kloof Mine. Two weeks ago, 955 miners were trapped underground at its  Beatrix gold mine following a power failure after a severe storm.

"The fatalities that are happening at Sibanye Stillwater are a sign of serious lack of care for black mineworkers especially when there is lip service from the industry that says one life is a life too many," NUM health and safety chairperson Peter Bailey said.

"The NUM appeals to the DMR to do a thorough investigation into the allegations of negligence and to take appropriate action."

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Novak Djokovic celebrates winning a break point during his men's singles match against Kyle Edmund. Photo: Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP Photo

LONDON Novak Djokovic admitted he had to stay mentally tough as the three-time champion shrugged off a controversial call against him to beat Kyle Edmund in the Wimbledon third round on Saturday.

Djokovic was furious when he was denied a break of serve in the seventh game of the fourth set on Centre Court when the ball bounced twice before Edmund hit what was ruled a winner.

But the Serb managed to refocus after a lengthy complaint to umpire Jake Garner and eventually secured the break that sealed his 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 victory on Centre Court.

"I was 100 percent convinced it was a double bounce in the fourth set, but anyone can make a mistake," Djokovic said.

"It was an important point. I asked the chair umpire how is it possible he plays that shot if it didn't bounce twice. It didn't make sense.

"I had to stay mentally tough, the next game was tough. I'm just glad to overcome this challenge in four sets."

Djokovic plays Russian world number 40 Karen Khachanov for a place in the quarter-finals on Monday. Former world number one Djokovic, who won Wimbledon in 2011, 2014 and 2015, has ended Britain's challenge at this year's tournament, with Edmund the last of the 12 home players in the singles.

Djokovic is into the last 16 of a major for the 44th time to take him second on the all-time list.

"It was tough, Edmund is playing really well. The forehand we know is a big weapon. Not an ideal situation for me but somehow managed to come back," Djokovic added.

"I am looking forward to a second week of a Slam. I have been playing these Wimbledon courts for a decade.

"I have wonderful memories of Centre Court and Court one and I'm looking forward to competing some more."

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Let's face it, we all hate housework.

But one homeowner has struck lucky after realising her dog loves nothing more than finishing off all her household chores.

In the footage, the handsome German Shepherd sets about loading the dishwasher, taking pots off the sink with his teeth and placing them into the wire racks.

The dog then heads over to the washing machine and starts adding socks into the drum before grabbing a broom and sweeping the kitchen floor.

One-year-old Baron even has his own Instagram and Snapchat accounts, on which his owner Linda Gonzalez uploads scores of adorable photos of her handsome hound.

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Helpful: Baron loads the dishwasher while his owner does the washing up

Read more: Why do dogs tilt their heads when we speak? It's not just about looking cute...

The particular clip has been shared on Facebook by Hill Country K9 and has already clocked up several thousand views.

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Feather duster: The German Shepherd will help with cleaning and tidying
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Filling load: Baron throws dirty socks into the washing machine

Alongside the clip, a caption reads: "Finally someone who actually enjoys working and doing chores!!"

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One of the six new hunks heading to the Love Island villa tonight has a shameful past secret that put an abrupt halt to his promising rugby career, it has been reported.

Frankie Foster was banned from competing in all professional sport after being caught taking performance enhancing drugs.

The 22-year-old was playing for the Gloucestershire All Golds back in 214 when he tested positive for prohibited hormone Clomiphene after a match against Oldham.

Frankie, who now works at a gym in Cheltenham, was called out by UK Anti Doping for his actions and handed a two year ban for competing in any sport.

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Frankie boasts about his rugby career on his personal trainer profile

UKAD Director of Legal Graham Arthur said: “Young athletes and players must appreciate that they have the same responsibilities to clean sport as people competing at the highest level."

Despite the ban, personal trainer Frankie boasts about his rugby career on his work profile.

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His description reads: "Frankie comes from a background in professional rugby league.

"Having played elite level sport and learning from top athletes and coaches, he now focuses his efforts on helping others to improve their health, fitness, and strength through training at the gym," reads his decription.

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Tonight viewers will see the original Islanders reaction as Frankie and 11 other fresh faces join the show for the opening of secret villa Casa Amor.

Ahead of the show Frankie, who said he has always been single, said he has an open-mind when it comes to cheating.

"I know a lot of lads that will cheat, and no one really bats and eyelid.

"But I guess if you're going to cheat, it's pointless being with people. I've been out with girls who had had boyfriends though."

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The Irrawaddy

A Look Back at the Murder Trial of U Ko Ni

Ahead of Monday’s first anniversary of NLD lawyer U Ko Ni’s death, The Irrawaddy has compiled several of its past stories about his murder trial along with related editorials, commentaries and more.

Govt Investigates U Ko Ni’s Assassination

Burma’s government says it is investigating the assassination of prominent Muslim lawyer and NLD legal advisor U Ko Ni.

Third Suspect Named in U Ko Ni Assassination Plot

The President’s Office says suspect Aung Win Khaing, a former army Lt-Col, allegedly offered to pay his brother 100 million kyats to murder U Ko Ni.

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Breaks Silence on Assassination of Legal Advisor U Ko Ni

‘Losing someone like U Ko Ni is such a deep loss for the National League for Democracy’ says the State Counselor in a rare public appearance.

Police Chief: Assassination of U Ko Ni Was Driven by ‘Personal Grudge’

At authorities’ press conference, home affairs minister Lt-Gen Kyaw Swe says that it is highly possible that extreme nationalism fueled the grudge.

Burma Army Denies Involvement in U Ko Ni’s Assassination

The Burma Army was not involved in the murder, even though ex-military officers are suspected of being behind the conspiracy, says Gen Mya Tun Oo.

New Suspect Revealed in U Ko Ni Murder as Case Goes to Court

Aung Win Tun is accused of harboring one of the alleged co-conspirators following the shooting of the NLD legal adviser.

Trial Begins for Men Charged in Prominent NLD Lawyer’s Assassination

Rangoon’s Northern District Court commences examination of the assassination of lawyer U Ko Ni.

Examination of Murder Charges Begins in U Ko Ni Assassination Trial

The gunman and three alleged co-perpetrators are being charged in Rangoon under Article 302 of the Penal Code for homicide.

Lawyer in U Ko Ni Murder Calls for Naypyidaw Arrest Warrant in Search for Fugitive

In Rangoon’s High Court, U Nay La requests an arrest warrant for suspect Aung Win Khaing be issued in Naypyidaw, where he was last seen.

Court Rejects New Arrest Warrant in U Ko Ni Murder Trial

Rangoon’s High Court refuses to issue a new arrest warrant in Naypyidaw for fugitive Aung Win Khaing, where he was last seen.

Court Orders Police to Re-Examine Fugitive in Ko Ni Murder Trial

Police will renew a search for a key figure in the high-profile murder of the NLD legal adviser, last seen in Naypyidaw.

Police: No New Leads in Locating Fugitive in U Ko Ni Murder Investigation

Police tell Rangoon’s northern district court that they are no closer to finding suspect Aung Win Khaing and do not anticipate an arrest soon.

Conspirator in U Ko Ni Killing Still At Large

Aung Win Khaing, one of the main suspects in U Ko Ni’s assassination, is still at large with police staying silent about progress in their search for him.

Daughter of Assassinated Lawyer Testifies

A Yangon court examines the 20th witness in the murder trial: U Ko Ni’s eldest daughter.

Court Accepts CCTV Footage in U Ko Ni Murder Trial

A total of 73 photos, along with the footage captured by 196 security cameras, is presented to the judges.

Court Accepts News Article as Evidence at U Ko Ni Murder Trial

The defense objected to the inclusion of the article, about a 2017 press conference by the Home Affairs Ministry on the findings of its investigation into the prominent lawyer’s assassination.

Brother Defends Accused Mastermind of NLD Lawyer Assassination in Court

Fugitive Aung Win Khaing will emerge to clear his name, co-conspirator Aung Win Zaw says.

A Hero to Remember

U Ko Ni was a fearless fighter who spoke up for his views, and he was a strong force in the democratic movement.

Almost a Year After NLD Adviser’s Murder, Key Suspect Still at Large

Friends and colleagues of U Ko Ni say the Constitution may be hindering the arrest of his assassination’s suspected mastermind.

Where are the Assassins?

Rumors and questions around the death of U Ko Ni continue to run rampant as the authorities fail to bring his killers to justice.