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The labour of Art for 2 weeks work.
This is the second time I have produced a Tutu; the first was for an A-level project and now this one for a paying costumer. It was a bit nerve racking at the start but I am so happy with the outcome. Yes my sewing machine couldn't take the 10 layers of double-pleated netting, (Cut down to 9 – close enough) so it's not classed as traditional, but hey ho, who's gonna know. With my lack of experience, home-made drafted patterns and a needle eating sewing machine (2 packs of needles gone man!!) I produced something worthy of being presented on the stage!
Now my creativity is following and my inspiration comes from out of the blue. I hope this sweet girl was proud of her tutu and 'Danced like no-one's watching!'
(My apologies for the rubbish photos, I dont have a camera!!)
Aug 28, 2011, 08.38 AMby mellu
Very nice!! :)
Aug 26, 2011, 02.22 PMby fashionfreek
Very pretty and sweet. :-) Well done!
Aug 26, 2011, 02.11 AMby JOYFULDELIGHT
It is beautiful :-)
Aug 29, 2011, 09.18 PMby Jenny Smith
Thankyouuu :)
Aug 26, 2011, 12.13 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
gorgeous! i really want to make one for someone one day, as i would have no reason to make one for myself! i do some dancing classes, so im hoping that for the end of year show they might need a special one made :-) looks like a great learning experience and yours turned out so well! congradulations on you rhard work!
Aug 26, 2011, 12.22 AMby Jenny Smith
Thankyouuu! What a brilliant excuse to make one :D but you dont need one! Just make one for yourself so you can dance around your home in it ;) It definately was but with alot of blood, sweat and tears must I say! Thankyouu once again!! :D
Aug 25, 2011, 10.01 PMby reliablechef
Wow, This is crazy as my daughter just asked me to make one for her! I have to know how you get it to stay straight out! Can you post the pattern or instructions on how you made it please!
It looks amazing and like it was store bought.
Aug 25, 2011, 11.06 PMby Jenny Smith
I would love to post patterns and instructions to help, but I seriously can't because i dont have any. I drafted some ruff patterns off another tutu then made the instructions up in my head as I went along. I'm so sorry, but there is a couple of websites that might help if you search the internet. However I am here to help if you need any form of instruction. The key to helping is stay out straight is double-pleating different lengths of petticoat netting/stiff net in about 5 metre strips, there is a youtube video for that. Then you have to stream and starch the net, and then qulit the tutu, in which there is another youtube video for that too. I hope this helps :)
And thankyouuu it means alot :)
Aug 25, 2011, 09.14 PMby mixtlii
The tutu looks fabulous! And I have always wondered how could they possible keep in shape like that… So thanks for the picture, I think I understand now!
Aug 25, 2011, 10.57 PMby Jenny Smith
Thankyouu! :D Its more than double-pleats to make sure it keeps its shape, it involves stream, starch and sewn tacks, its alot of work. Your welcome, people always wonder what a tutu looks like underneath :)
Aug 25, 2011, 07.53 PMby stefanika
Wow! Amazing the Tutu.
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Khloe Kardashian is pregnant, according to a report that just surfaced.
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Her sister Kourtney Kardashian gave birth to a son, Mason Dash Disick, last winter and Khloe is so in love with attention the baby that she wanted her own.
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Many of the things I suggested you do to be a decent human being when it came to managing the email side of your online business (Opting Options [1]) are no longer optional niceties you can employ to delight your customers. The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 [2] will make basic courtesy mandatory. Or else! As in, do not pass Go; do not collect $200.1
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We are all going to have to develop new strategies and incorporate new tactics to make email continue to work for us. It's loin-girding time, folks. So, in my welcome to 2004 and the official advent of CAN-SPAM, here are some useful girding ideas.2
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Set in the backdrop of the picturesque Goa, 'Finding Fanny' is an English/Konkani movie. The movie stars Deepika Padukone, Arjun Kapoor, Naseeruddin Shah, Dimple Kapadia and Pankaj Kapur. Check out the trailer right here.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League today announced that Bridgeport Sound Tigers left wing Brett Gallant has been suspended for three (3) games as a consequence of leaving the players' bench on a legal line change for the purpose of starting an altercation in a game at Connecticut on Dec. 27.
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John Tooley, senior building science consultant with Advanced Energy, Raleigh, N.C., explains that doing it right the first time is an often-neglected aspect of sustainability.
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For those of you who missed our recent live webcast on refreshing the desktop estate, the panic is over. Here it is, recorded it in full colour, for your viewing pleasure. The webcast is, as alway, hosted by Reg front man and all round good egg, Tim Phillips. He's joined by desktop gurus from Intel and Freeform Dynamics. The …
proper questions for large companies
1) Is your corporate AV, AS, sys log, auditing, and other security software all Win 7 native yet?
2) Is your DR solution win 7 native yet?
3) is your system image and software deployment system Win 7 native yet?
4) do all your web apps work in IE8 or another Win 7 native browser and support Java 1.6 or higher and other key plug-ins?
5) Are you prepared to support Office 2007+ or an equivalent Win 7 productivity package?
6) can your messaging systems, including your VoIP desktop client if you have one, support Win 7?
7) are you up to AD on 2008 yet, including having tested all new associated GPO?
8) you have tested at least 1 system image for all relevent software in your environment, including validating deployment processes, app testing under Win 7, performed a security assessment, and in general proved each custom image needed will operate in all department areas under the new OS.
9) Win 7, and all other apps required on it, are all approved per your corporate architecture standards, and pass corporate audit reules as well as any imposed by your business sector or government regulatory bodies (DISA for example).
10) you have not already migrated to Vista (if you have, moving to Win 7 can likely wait a while...)
11) and likely most importantly, all corporate policies, deployment procedures, DR plans, and desktop procedures have been updated to support Win 7, and you have a training program in place and ready for all end users.
12) you're prepared to operate in a mixed OS environment during an extended rollout (possibly multiple years).
13) you've budgeted for roughtly 5-8 times the physical cost of the workstation itself as part of the rollout (to include additional software, rollout labor, training, increased support times, etc).
14) every application you use supports win 7, or has been upgraded to it or replaced by a different app to do the same thing under 7, including all servers win 7 might connect to in the operation of that application.
15) due to version upgrades likely required for apps, all back end systems have either been upgraded already, or a migration plan is prepared and a tril run has been completed for any data or systems effected by the transition.
16) for each application, you have identified the key effected systems, and have identified each other system effected by the upgrade of one, and come up with a complete rollout plan ensuring upgrades to one department or system do not cascade unnecessarily into upgrade requirements (or break applications) for other areas.
17) if you're a large firm, you've run this plan past Microsoft reps in detail.
If you answer no to any of the above, get cracking on turning it into a yes. Outside of a lab environment, you should not have a single Win 7 machine on your floor until these, and likely many more business specific, questions come back as a YES.
We're just now starting to look at moving from XP to Vista (might go to 7 in the ned and skip vista). We have 15,000 workstations. More than 50 of our internal apps have to be reqritten to support non-IE6 browsers (been in process for more than 2 years), over 300 back end support servers need upgrades or replacements to support deploying, monitoring, managing, and supporting non-XP workstations and the applications that will come with them, and we have not even started the grand complete plan yet. We likely won't have non-XP workstations in here except in sporadic departments until end 2010, and not complete a rollout until end 2011.
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I for one am very excited about hat capabilities.
Let's talk a little about Windows 7...
What's that you say? Windows 7? I see it on the horizon! Windows 7! (And your associated server stack refresh!) Come hither! So many lovely programs! So many...wait...what are you....CALs! OH DEAR GOD NO! Unclear and indecipherable licensing as relates to the use of applications in a virtual environment! I just....but...what…[screaming and horror]
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title says it all.....
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I'm amazed by By Michael C's comment, I subscribe it entirely.
The only people running W7 for a big while would be those in the IT departments brave enough, like those unix developers that one good day appear in the office with a shiny new Mac laptop under their arms.
In small companies they can not afford to do the extensive retraining that Win7+Office-Shitbon entices, they have to pay to get all the rough edges of their back-office apps running under Win7/Vista filed.
They have in some cases to pay again for the server OS just because the evil IT guy says so or MS thinks so, so no single company that installed the server in the last 2-3 years is going to rush to buy a new 64 bit server just to give MS the pleasure to sell another Win2k8 license.
etc, etc, etc...
I do not have a doubt that Win7 is the next windows, just because the press says so and because machines now are powerful enough to run this Vista-ish version. But this time kicking the previous Win version aeway is going to be hard.
Not everybody out there is running a mega-corporation where you can afford to install latest Citrix abortion or latest VMware ultra expensive and slow piece of crap, not even to buy new workstations.
(Note: however somehow they can afford new vaio laptops every now and then)
My dad which is not IT stupid and indeed liked some Win7 tricks like the sticky windows said to me after a small Win7 demonstration: "Well this is very nice, but I can not do anything new with it that I'm not doing now with XP, which now looks like a familiar old friend to me."
There you go.
All Nonsense
There is no desktop refresh issue at all, either the business works well under current strategies or the IT team needs replaced, NOT the desktop.
Funny how some people feign the idea upgrading for it's own sake is good then simply tout hypothetical reasons without actually asking what businesses need.
What businesses end up doing is switching OS for no other reason than that past a certain point they have to replace kit and the newest version of windows is at some point, what you're left with for volume licensing. The schedule for that includes when you make the last wave of upgrades so you're managing mostly the last OS or mostly the current one, it is time and not upgrade for some other reason that is the factor.
Nice feature...
...printer deployment via GPO to machines or users. Particularly nice that it can be done from printer management without working through the myriad GPO settings to find the right one.
But where, still, is the native support for mounting an ISO and create ISO images from folders and files? The code for the former must exist because VMs in Virual PC can use an ISO as a CD drive! Should we just be grateful that we can now natively create a CD from an ISO?
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"Citrix abortion". Quite appropriate.
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Martis, 7 die Februarii, 1670.
Defaulter to Call of the House.
Committee of Privileges.
Earl of Shrewsbury's Estate.
Indigent Officers.
Ecclesiastical Courts.
Supply Bill Subsidies.
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ORDERED, That Mr. Dunster, who made Default in Attendance upon the Call of the House, and
is now present, be excused, and struck out of the List
of Defaulters.
Ordered, That Sir John Knight, Mr. Williamson, and
Mr. Rouse, be added to the Committee of Privileges.
The ingrossed Bill from the Lords, intituled, An Act
to enable the Guardians of Charles Earl of Shrewsbury,
and John Talbot Esquire, Infants, to dispose of certain
Manors, Lands and Tenements, for the Benefit of the
said Infants, was read a First time.
Resolved, &c. That the said Bill be read a Second time.
Ordered, That the Report of the Matter of Privilege,
between Mr. Seymour and Mr. Nosworthy, be made Tomorrow Morning.
Ordered, That the Bill concerning the indigent loyal
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A Bill, being offered, concerning regulating the Ordinaries, and Abuses in Ecclesiastical Courts.
Resolved, &c. That the Debate of this Matter be adjourned till Thursday Morning.
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Mr. Speaker left the Chair.
Mr. Seymour took the Chair of the Committee.
Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair.
Resolved, &c. That the House resolve into a Committee of the whole House, To-morrow Morning, to
proceed in the Dispatch of the said Bill of Subsidies.
The Question being put, That Colonel Williams have
Leave to go into the Country;
It passed in the Negative.
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Join us as several experienced beekeepers open some of the hives at the community apiary at Woodlands Hisotric Mansion.
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Almost 200 people from Brigantine are about to lose their jobs due to the recent casino closings. The state's One Stop Career Center/Unemployment Program made presentations last evening at the Community Center. However, the Community Center lacks enough computers to allow multiple people to go online to access benefit and training programs.
We are asking the residents of Brigantine to please donate any spare computers that they may have available to the Community Center to help those who are loosing their jobs. These computers would be utilized to perform job searches, register for training and benefits and take part in state offered programs and courses. The computers have to be Windows 7 or higher to be useful.
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Atlantic City Electric Advises Customers to Avoid "Green Dot MoneyPak" Scam
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MAYS LANDING, N.J. – Atlantic City Electric reminds residential and commercial customers to take precautions when someone claiming to represent a business contacts them either in person or by telephone.Atlantic City Electric is continually alerting residents and its customers to avoid falling victim to a "Green Dot MoneyPak" scam. Information from law enforcement officials and other utilities has indicated that scammers are continuing to target residential and commercial customers.
Scammers are telling these customers that the location's electric service account is delinquent and will be shut off for non-payment unless the customer purchases a "Green Dot MoneyPak" for a specific amount the scammer dictates from stores including CVS, Rite Aid and WaWa.
Victims are given instructions to call a scammer telephone number with their credit card account number and pin. Once the scammer obtains the card's identifying information, the value is then downloaded, swept and stolen. These transactions are untraceable.
Many companies, including Atlantic City Electric, will contact customers in person or via phone for various reasons. If someone claims to represent Atlantic City Electric, it's important that individuals take precautions to verify that the person calling is affiliated with Atlantic City Electric, especially if that person is requesting an immediate monetary payment.
When addressing past due accounts, Atlantic City Electric never endorses a specific form of payment. Instead, multiple payment options are always given to the customer.
Atlantic City Electric advises customers to ask for official photo identification from any person who shows up at their door. Employees from reputable companies will carry official company identification cards. If proper identification cannot be produced, customers should notify police and the company with whom the individual claims to be associated.
Similarly, if someone calls saying they represent a certain company, customers should ask them to verify their identity and affiliation. If customers have any doubt about the validity of a person's claim to represent Atlantic City Electric, they should call the company immediately at 1-800-642-3780.
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Council confirms Reed as police chief, Weidner as fire chief
Written by Michael Feely Thursday, July 03, 2014 10:21 am
City Council's special morning meeting Wednesday, June 25 resulted in council approving the city manager to enter into contracts with Lt. Tim Reed as the new police chief and Capt. Alan Weidner as the new fire chief.
Reed, a 25-year veteran with the Brigantine Police Department, started in 1988 as a special officer. He became a full-time officer in 1989. He was promoted to sergeant in 2003 and lieutenant in 2011.
Reed oversaw the city's Alcoholic Beverage Control Investigative Bureau. He is probably best known for his computer/communication expertise setting up both the police and city websites, as well as using social media and Nixle to promote the department's programs to the community. During Superstorm Sandy, the police department was the key source for information.
Reed was assigned to the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office Intelligence Unit in 2003 and was the Municipal Counter Terrorism Coordinator. He has received letters of commendation, including several from cooperative investigations with the New Jersey State Police.
He has been married to Beth Reed for more than 20 years and they have three girls – Courtney, 14; Sarah, 12; and Abigail, 8.
Weidner joined the Fire Department in 1990 as a firefighter/EMT. He received a promotion in 2004 to lieutenant and was promoted to captain in April of 2008. He is a 22-year member of the Dive Rescue Team. He also serves as a fire instructor at the Atlantic County Fire Training Academy in Egg Harbor Township.
His community involvement includes serving as a member of the Brigantine Planning/Zoning board, the Environmental Commission, as a volunteer with the Lighthouse renovation, Haneman Park construction, and Shark Park construction.
While council was in session, smoke appeared over the office of court administration that is next to council chambers. The smoke was a result of a worn-out air-conditioner belt, but many jokingly wanted to know if the smoke was black or white (in reference to the 'papal conclave' custom). It appears to have been white.
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Brigantine City wide Community Yard Sale Sponsored by The Brigantine Beach Chamber of Commerce.
Brigantine City wide Community Yard Sale Sponsored by The Brigantine Beach Chamber of Commerce.
May 24 & 25 – Memorial Day Weekend.
And to make your Yard Sale just a little more fun, enter our Lost Shaker of Sale Contest!
On Saturday, May 24th…
1. Visit the island's Yard Sales & snap a photo of the most unique Salt Shaker you can find!
2. Visit our Facebook Page (Brigantine Chamber) & post your pics with the tag #brigsaltshaker.
The photo that our judges select as the most interest Lost Shaker of Salt will win a gift certificate
to Laguna Grill on the beach in Brigantine so you can enjoy your own Margarita!
All entires must be posted on the Chamber's Facebook page by Five O'Clock Somewhere on Saturday May 24th!


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On September 20, The Perks of Being a Wallflower [2] comes out in theaters. This adaptation of the fabulous coming of age novel stars Logan Lerman of Percy Jackson [3] and The Three Musketeers [4], Hermione herself: Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller known for Californication and the Royal Pains. The trailers look fantastic and Emma Watson is stunning. Come check out the book! Are you going to go see the movie?Check out the trailer below!
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday home in Tubac
House, 2 Bedrooms + Den, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4)
Rare find in the Tubac Country Club Estates. This 1,900 +sq. ft. custom home has two bedrooms (master has a woodburning fireplace), two bathrooms, living room with fireplace, den, two lovely covered patios and is located on one full acre, with a 1/2 acre empty lot to the East and two-1/2 acre lots to the West. The house is located on a circular street with nothing but 180 degree views to enjoy. Fully furnished, including everything you need, from kitchen cookware, utensils, etc. to the finest linens for your bedroom comfort. All you need to bring are your clothes and golf clubs. The Tubac Golf Resort, a 4 star resort including 27 holes of golf, restaurants, shopping, top notch spa, salon, tennis courts, along with the charming Town of Tubac are within short walking distance. You'll love this fabulous private custom home retreat where you can enjoy the unbelievable views, sunsets and sunrises on one of the two spacious covered patios.
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I am aware there are many beautiful homes for vacation rental in Tubac. My property was built in 1970 and, although it's been renovated inside and out, there are a few 'charming' qualities worth mentioning. If you're looking for granite countertops/stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, my house will disappoint you. It has the original Mexican tile countertops and GE appliances. I happen to love 'my old kitchen' and have successfully entertained friends and family for years. I enjoy spending time on the large front covered patio, admiring the incredible views and watching the sunrise while enjoying a cup of coffee. Tubac (within walking distance) is full of working artist galleries and fine restaurants which I enjoy. The Tubac Golf Resort is within walking distance and has everything a 4 star resort has to offer. I am not a member of the Resort, however, the golf course is semi-private and anyone who wants to play golf is welcome, for a fee. The Spa and Salon are open to the public, as well as each of their fine restaurants. In the evenings, the sunsets are spectacular and once the sun sets, the stars are amazing. I enjoy counting the number of shooting stars I see each night, especially during the summer months after the nightly monsoon showers.


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The head of the world's most global beverage company on climate change, power in the post-crisis era, and how Coke's secret formula stays safe from hackers.
The financial crisis altered the very nature of the international balance of power. Five years later, the presumption is that the crisis is in the rearview mirror -- and that the volatility that shook markets and felled governments is behind us too. But we've entered a new order that's vastly more uncertain than what preceded it. International coordination is breaking down. Global challenges like climate change and nuclear proliferation are becoming more intractable as no one country or group of countries is in a position to set the international agenda. The G-20 is too crowded and conflicted; the U.S.-led G-7 can no longer run the show. In such an environment, we have to ask: What are the big question marks for sustainable global prosperity going forward? How are the roles of the United States and China evolving? And where are the world's next big opportunities?
I sat down in New York not long ago with Muhtar Kent, chairman and CEO of the Coca-Cola Co., to talk about how global power dynamics are shifting and what that means, tactically and strategically, for a $180 billion company dealing with customers and governments in more than 200 countries, from Suriname to Vietnam. Coca-Cola is a quintessential American brand -- and the largest private employer in Africa. In my conversation with Kent, everything from China's rise and the dubious fate of Europe to the safety of the secret Coke formula was in play. Here are edited excerpts:
Foreign Policy: What are some of the ways that a company like Coca-Cola can bring about positive global change in a world where governments increasingly don't have the power to do so?
Muhtar Kent: That to me is straight down the alley of what we call the "golden triangle," a collaborative effort between government (at every level), business, and civil society as they come together to tackle big issues -- societal issues, economic issues, investment issues, governance issues -- that face all of us. The future is going to be much more about closer, better, longer-term collaborations between these three entities.
Businesses need to proactively create models that make a difference in society and let everyone else use them, talk about them, emulate them -- and build on them. An example is Coca-Cola's "5 by 20" campaign, a movement to enable the economic empowerment of 5 million women entrepreneurs by 2020 by bringing capital, training, mentoring, and by working with governments. If we can create 5 million entrepreneurs in 10 years, just through one business working closely with government, working closely with organizations like the International Finance Corporation, by working with Mexico City, Kinshasa, Buenos Aires, Delhi, or Mumbai, that's a big thing. It will lead to a better society and better community in each of those markets. And this isn't just a charity; it's an activity that's good for business. That makes it self-sustainable.
FP: As the CEO of a leading multinational corporation, do you engage with governments around the world differently than someone in your role would have five or 10 years ago?
MK: Yes. I think we've moved much more towards a collaborative partnership model, like I've been describing. Before it was much more compartmentalized. There wasn't a holistic thought process, and it was always a transactional model: I'm asking something; they're asking something. So it's moving from a transactional "you, me, give, take" model toward a more holistic model with government as a key stakeholder. That's a good thing.
FP: So 10 years ago, government relations were more transactional and oriented more toward the national level. Today, increasingly, it's much more diversified, much more localized.…
MK: Well, I'm saying, today the low-hanging fruit is in local opportunities. We need to focus on the speed with which local governments can work with businesses. I meet subnational leaders who operate like the types of CEOs or business leaders I like to work with. They can make things happen; they act faster, more flexibly. They have more risk tolerance, and they're more entrepreneurial.
And in terms of what models lead to progress, the world is converging. Before, it was Western industrial governments who supposedly knew everything -- everyone else was supposed to learn from them and emulate them. Today, the world has become a small village. If it's governance, it's just as important in Kinshasa or Maputo as it is in Brussels. They've realized that small, incremental improvement in governance is what's leading Africa's GDP drive. So everyone knows, whether it's business, government, or civil society, you need governance models that work. You need to be transparent. You need to show something for the money you spend. You need more accountability from everyone.
FP: Let me ask you about this "world as a village" concept in the context of Coca-Cola. To what extent can a brand like Coca-Cola be both American and global? Isn't that a contradiction?
MK: It's precisely because of the local nature of our business that we're successful and global. If Coca-Cola had not worked on a local level, when metrics for "Brand America" were at its lowest, say, six, seven, eight years ago, Coca-Cola could not have continued to prosper in many parts of the world -- but it did. And that's because Coca-Cola has a fantastic local partner in Israel, with whom we celebrated our 40th anniversary some four years ago when I was there. And we have a fantastic partner in Ramallah in the Palestinian territory; we have three factories in the West Bank, and we just celebrated 10 years with them as a Coca-Cola partner. The model of Coca-Cola is local, whether it's investing, partnering, sourcing, producing, or selling. We market and distribute locally; we pay taxes locally. And it works. In September, we entered our 207th country with a delivery to local customers in Myanmar -- our first time doing business there in more than 60 years.
FP: I could make the argument that the Obama administration's single greatest foreign-policy success -- although no one in the administration went into office anticipating it or spearheading it -- was Myanmar opening up. It really worked. And Coke was in there fast. Coke was in there early. How did you do it?
MK: Earlier in my career, I guess I was fortunate to be in Vienna with the responsibility of opening up Eastern Europe -- about 15 months before the Berlin Wall came down. Just like it was then, you had to make a call, that the wall would come down, and you had to spend money. And you'd look foolish spending money, opening offices behind the wall, if it didn't come down. But everything proceeds too quickly not to prepare in advance. You just need to make a judgment call sometimes. I love Southeast Asia. As a child, I lived in that part of the world. My first time in Burma was in 1958 with my parents. And so recently we started talking to a lot of people; we have partners in Thailand. We firmly believed it [Burma] was poised for change.
FP: So the U.S. began suspending sanctions in Myanmar in May 2012. When did you start looking at the possibility of doing business there in a serious fashion?
MK: Seriously thinking we'd be in business? About three years ago.
FP: I met with their minister of tourism recently. He was talking about where Myanmar is on infrastructure -- they need everything. As of last year, Myanmar's electrification rate was 26 percent. Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index 2012 ranks Myanmar at 172nd out of 176 countries. Is there a role Coca-Cola is playing to help Myanmar get up the curve faster -- bureaucratic capabilities, infrastructure, all these things -- to more quickly join the world of nations?
MK: I think we are helping. We're getting Myanmar on board to join the 5 by 20 initiative for the economic empowerment of women. On top of that, we're talking with our sustainability partners to have Burma realize the incredible value they have in the natural beauty of their country. They need to learn from the lessons of other countries where the pace of development came at the extreme detriment of nature. They have this special gem that they'll be better off in the long run if they respect. That doesn't mean, by the way, that you trade it for poverty. In the long run, every one of the 50 million-plus citizens can benefit from utilizing the natural environment responsibly.
FP: Coca-Cola remains on the sidelines in two major countries: Cuba and North Korea. Any speculation as to whether we'll see Coca-Cola in Cuba in the next five years?
MK: No comment.
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FP: You said "Brand America" took a hit -- and it certainly did. Where is it still useful or attractive for Coke to be seen as an American brand today?
MK: In every market that we're operating in, no matter what region in the world, we are seen as a local brand. We are always selected as the No. 1 brand in South Africa, not as an American brand but as a South African brand. In Turkey or Russia it's the same.
A successful global company needs to mean different things to different people. When you have Coca-Cola empowering women in Ghana or helping farmers in Haiti or building schools with youth leagues in China, that's what makes the character of the company closer to what people want it to be. Gone are the days when you simply create a positive impression through good advertising, create good products, make sure you can get to the point of sale, and end your job there. We're in a new era where you need to not just create positive impressions but positive expressions, so people talk about you between themselves. It's not you talking to the consumer -- they don't want that. You want to be the company that is more than the product, that has a caring character, that's transparent, lucid, open, and has a dialogue instead of a monologue. If you can then bring in the ecosystem that we're talking about -- all the stakeholders -- with a long-term purpose, you'll be creating value in a more multifaceted, sustainable way … and in a way that's more resilient to geopolitical shocks.
FP: In his inaugural address, Xi Jinping spent a lot of time talking about the "Chinese dream," in contrast with the "American dream." It's a much more collective vision, even if it is equally exceptionalist. What does the "Chinese dream" mean for Coca-Cola?
MK: How the Chinese engage today as a result of their dream is less important than how that dream evolves. China has clearly broken a world record in lifting people out of poverty in a given period of time. You need to peel the fruit and see inside instead of wasting time with the peel. When you look inside the fruit, it's a tremendously noble thing to lift so many people out of poverty.
But the key question is: How does China evolve towards a model where you're creating happiness and purpose for your people? I think that's the next 10, 20 years for China. How does China keep building into a more sustainable model? It's going to have to be an increasingly participative model. And what happens if you successfully build a prosperous middle class, foster true social mobility, but in the process, the environment is destroyed? That's not a happy outcome. So that's the challenge: There are just so many pieces that all have to fit. And I think the Chinese are educated enough, dedicated enough, and there's enough of a legacy -- we forget that out of 18 of the last 20 centuries, China not only had the largest population, but the largest GDP as well -- that they can make these changes happen.
FP: So if you think ahead over the next decade, does China's trajectory or the United States' trajectory matter more to the global economy?
MK: It's not an either-or. Once you think of it as either-or, you've lost the plot. For the world or for Coca-Cola, both the U.S. and China have to succeed. On the other hand, if Europe doesn't succeed, the world will muddle through and find a way forward. If Europe breaks up, if it doesn't accomplish its dream of a united Europe, the world is in a place to find a solution for that. I do not believe the world can find a solution if one or none of China and the U.S. succeed.
The U.S. is unique in that it has the youngest Western population in the world and the most diverse. If the U.S. can leverage the potential it has, if it can convert how it educates the world's citizens into intellectual property and innovation at home -- rather than sending students back to the countries they came from -- then there's a lot of potential.
Europe is a different story; Japan is a different story. It's too late to fix the demographics in Japan to convert it into an open, dynamic, growing population in short order. The U.S. isn't like that. I see the U.S. as a growth market for Coca-Cola. And I see China as a growth market. The rates will not be the same, but I see both of them as growth markets.
FP: What threat keeps you up at night more: cybersecurity or climate change?
MK: Because of how much I've seen about climate change and because it's an even more difficult fix, I think climate change worries me more. With climate change, for starters, people don't agree on the problem. There's a lot of politics and complexity; there's a lot of confusion and contradicting science. And there's a lot of reality that's worrying me. My fear is that if we see continued insufficient progress, volatility will rise at a pace and to an extent that we are unable to contain it. Governments can't manage it, and business and society just can't handle it. Climate volatility, temperature, rainfall, food prices, you name it.
So if I'm forced to choose, climate worries me more. Cybersecurity is a very real problem, but has, in my opinion, a fix that isn't quite so daunting.
FP: So on the topic of cyber, I can't resist asking … is Coke's secret formula safe from IP theft and hackers?
MK: Let me just say, it's in a very well-protected vault in our museum in Atlanta. But we have 500 brands and 3,000 products, so we've evolved from a one-brand, one-product business. Everything we do, in some respect, comes back to brands. A good brand is a promise kept. So to the extent that you want to keep those promises, you need to continually innovate and create new intellectual property. Something that isn't evolving and adapting to an ever-changing global marketplace is perhaps best suited for a museum -- just like Coke's original formula.
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