Friday, September 27, 2019

Notations From the Grid (Special Quarter-End Edition): As We Go Dark & Gear Up For The New Quarter

Please enjoy the following courtesy of the team at the Visual Capitalist that we value as a partner that we utilize in supporting of our mission for our Education Property as we look forward to showcasing Finland as a potential roadmap for Education Success during our 4th quarter Deliberations here in the Education Property:

Map: China's Provinces Rival Countries in Population Size

With 1.4 billion people living in the country's 33 distinct regions, each of China's provinces has a population that is equal to that of a major country.
Animation: The Rapidly Aging Western World

How fast are countries in Europe and the Americas aging? These colorful animations show how the median age is projected to change up until the year 2060.
$63 Trillion of World Debt in One Visualization

How much debt has been racked up by governments?  See it all in this stunning infographic.
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Thursday, September 26, 2019

Notations On Our World (Weekly Edition): @ECOSIA Reflects On the #AmazonFires & #Brazil


Monday, September 23, 2019

Notations From the Grid (Weekly Edition): On Our World

Please Enjoy the Following Courtesy of the team at the Visual Capitalist:

 
How China is Using Tech and Surveillance to Score Its Citizens
This infographic explores how China’s proposed social credit system will monitor and surveil citizens, and how it'll be used to reward or punish them.
Ranked: The Megaregions Driving the Global Economy
This stunning map ranks the world’s most powerful megaregions—together, they contribute a whopping $28 trillion to the global economy.
Which Countries Are the Biggest Drag on the EU Budget?
As Brexit looms, the EU budget is under the microscope. Learn which countries contribute the most—and least—to the bottom line in this chart.
Why Investors Should Rethink Traditional Income Strategies
Traditional longer-terms bonds are no longer as effective—so which additional income strategies should investors be considering?
Visualizing Social Media Use by Generation
Every generation has the same desire for connection, but the way in which we connect over social media differs across age groups and regions.
All the S&P 500 Women CEOs in One Timeline (2000-2019)
Since the turn of the century, only a meager 5.6% of S&P 500-indexed companies have been led by women. This interactive timeline highlights their tenures.
 

Friday, September 20, 2019

Notations From the Grid (Special W-End Edition): #FridayThoughts



It is the dawn of the weekend as our team chose this thought from our archives.  

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Notations On Our World (Special Edition): On the 18th Anniversary of #911

On this 9/11, we present this courtesy of 9/11Day.Org along with our local non profit, OneOC on opportunities to make a difference throughout our properties 

We salute all who fell on that day and all who took the fight to those who caused such havoc and all who are fighting today:
Get together with your family and friends to volunteer with our local nonprofit partners through county-wide service projects and toolkits that support our troops, veterans and disaster preparedness, benefiting all of our American heroes.

Service projects take place THIS WEEK Wednesday, Sept. 11 thru Sunday, Sept. 15th.
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Volunteer with your Family!
Join YANA on 9/14 to make no-sew fleece blankets for cancer patients to keep them warm during treatment.
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To learn about volunteering, visit www.OneOC.org/volunteers
 

Monday, September 9, 2019

Notations From the Grid (Special Weekly Edition): On Human Rights

It is the eve of 9/11 Week here in the United States.    It is a week to remember and be thankful for all the blessing of Freedom and Democracy.    We wanted to report on this we received on the State of Human Rights in Iran as we will be assessing it further in our Perspectives Property This Week:

Iran: 111 Years Imprisonment for 7 Workers' Rights Activists

Iran Human Rights (IHR), September 8, 2019: Seven workers and workers rights activists have been sentenced to a sum of 111 years of imprisonment and 74 lashes.
Iran Human Rights (IHR) once again urges the international community to react to the Iranian authorities' intensified crackdown of the civil society and human rights defenders in recent months. “It seems the Islamic Republic are taking disadvantage of the tension in the Persian Gulf and Hormuz Strait to increase their oppression of Iranian people who are struggling for their fundamental rights,” IHR director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam said, “once again, we urge the international community, especially European countries, to put the human rights of the Iranian people on top of the agenda in their talks with Iranian authorities.”

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The sentences against the seven workers' rights activists were announced by the Iranian Judiciary yesterday.
Branch 28 of Tehran Revolutionary Courts, sentenced trade unionist Esmaeil Bakhshi to a sum of 14 years imprisonment. Esmaeil Bakhshi is a member of the independent Workers Union of Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Agro Industrial Company. Judge Mohammad Moghiseh sentenced Esmaeil to 7 years for “gathering and conspiracy against the system”, 2 years for “spreading lies”, two years for “insulting the Supreme Leader”, one and a half year for “disrupting public order” and one year plus 74 lashes for “spreading propaganda against the system.”
Worker rights activist Sepideh Gholian has been sentenced to 7 years for “gathering and conspiracy against the system”, 7 years for being a member of Gaam Group (Gaam Magazine), two and a half years for “spreading lies”, one year and a half for “spreading propaganda against the system.”
Amir Amirgholi, Amirhossein Mohammadifar, Sanaz Allahyari and Asal Mohammadi, each has been sentenced to 7 years for being a member of Gaam Group (Gaam Magazine), two and a half years for “spreading lies”, and one year and a half for “propaganda against the system.”
According to article 134 of the Iranian Islamic Penal Code, only the longest term -in this case, 7 years- should be applied.
Moreover, a worker of Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Agro Industrial Company has been sentenced to six years of imprisonment, including five years for “gathering and conspiracy against the system” and one year for “propaganda against the system.”
According to article 134 of the Iranian Islamic Penal Code, only the longest term -in this case, 5 years- should be applied.
Following the popular objections all over the Iranian social media, the head of Iranian Judiciary, Ebrahim Raeisi, promised a fair review of the cases in the court of appeal.
IHR had recently warned about a new wave of repression in Iran. 

Iran Human Rights (IHR)
Contact:
 Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam (Director)
Phone: +47 917 42 177
Email: mail@iranhr.net
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The report on the IHR website:
https://iranhr.net/en/articles/3930/
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Also read: Annual report on the death penalty in Iran - 2018

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