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Picture the scene: it's November 2009. Me: "So, what would everyone like for Christmas?" The three-year-old: "Some colouring pens, peas." (She has an issue with "l"s.) The seven-year-old: "I'd like to meet an elephant if that's OK." The husband: "A lie-in would be nice."
Yes, I know. Total cheek. A lie-in? Not here, love. Anyway, the little girl got an assortment from Crayola and my son had to be content with a set of dominoes. But 16 months later he got what he asked for. I don't want you to think I'm unhinged, or a little bit whatever-my-child-wants-he-gets; I'm not Daddy Warbucks. When he sweetly enquired about the chances of a face-to-face elephant experience I didn't immediately call Thai Airways and ask for four seats. Instead, I said something about the joys of squirrel-spotting in the park and promised that we could visit Auntie Sally because she has a cat, and it has a long tail which is sort of like a trunk. You know, in the dark.
But truthfully, ever since he mentioned how much he'd love to meet a "real-life elephant" I've looked at the Whipsnade Zoo leaflet (photographs of small cars doing 2mph in drizzle quite near something that might be a monkey, or it might just be a big crow) and I've looked at Chiang Mai websites (elephants wandering around eating bananas) and I'm afraid only one could win.
Blaming very high traffic on the B4540, I convinced the husband who wants a lie-in (nope, still hasn't happened) that it was actually easier to go to Bangkok and get a connecting flight to Chiang Mai to visit an elephant sanctuary than it would be to pack the car with tuna sandwiches and queue for hours waiting to try to get to a British safari park, where we'd end up spending a fortune on giraffe puppets and lollies in the shape of amphibians. I'll be frank, he was quite tired at that point, so instead of saying "Are you insane, woman?" he just muttered: "You might be right."
Turns out Thai Airways are very nice on the phone. I booked four seats and, with six months to go, we sat down the now eight-year-old and told him what we were doing. "YOU'RE KIDDING! YOU'RE KIDDING! YOU'RE KIDDING!" was pretty much what he said for three days straight. And then there was a slight pause. "Does this mean you'll want the dominoes back? Because I traded them for six Pokémon cards and half a bottle of Lucozade in January."
And that was it. We read everything we could about elephants, we packed enough sun cream to cover a football team for a month, we asked people where we should stay, took their advice and booked a room at the Four Seasons, and then we just waited until the moment arrived. By now, I was enormously pregnant.
The stewardesses on the plane (lovely purple dresses and enormous smiles) had never met four people so giddy. When it was "sleep time" on the plane we laughed and watched Dumbo again. They gave us fruit plates and amazing colouring sets and we landed in Bangkok sleepy but delirious. Because all we'd focussed on was meeting the tall trumpeting animals, we sort of forgot about Thailand and we sort of forgot about the hotel and nobody had mentioned noodles once.
So when we took the small plane to Chiang Mai and arrived at the resort it was a bit like being punched in the stomach.
Oh. Right. I see. Wow. Holy moly. That's all we could say. The whole hotel is built around paddy fields. This sounds bizarre but I promise it isn't. It's the most beautiful setting for a hotel I think I've ever seen. The valley is bright green and extremely lush and water buffalo wallow in a lake, which is right next to the pool. Frogs sing and cicadas racket. Ridiculously colourful trees are dotted absolutely everywhere; it looks like a five-year-old has grabbed their brightest paints and just thrown their purples, pinks and yellows over the landscape. Iridescent butterflies flap about, humming birds hum, and enormous papaya trees groan with the delicious fruit that are then picked right in front of you for breakfast. We couldn't speak or close our mouths for a good half a day.
Thai hospitality is legendary, and it's here in buckets. The friendliest-ever people bowed and placed sweet-smelling flower garlands round our necks and then they showed us to our room.
No. You're quite right: if you've looked on the website you'll already know it's not a room. We live in a bunch of rooms in London. Rooms are four walls, maybe a rug and a table. Sure, I've seen rooms before: all my life, in fact. Room 12 at the Four Seasons in Chiang Mai is not a room; it is, to quote Aladdin, a whole new world. The floors are made of shiny strips of mahogany that you can see your face reflected in and there is so much floor space you could get lost. Every room has a sunken bath that could bathe four rhinos and the beds are enormous. Desks heaving with nature books are in every corner and there are lots of lie-back-and-relax areas with twinkly reading lamps and overflowing bowls of local dragon fruit. The balconies hang over the paddy fields, and huge jugs of lime-infused water are placed there seemingly every hour.
Now you absolutely can do nothing. I'm a massive fan of nothing. There are dove-grey sunbeds with fresh jasmine on them and lovely men and women bring you the best snacks on the planet. (If you come and you don't try the crispy fried pork strips with green chilli paste I will hunt you down and hurt you.) But we were excited, so we got involved.
I attended cooking school and an amazing boy called Tu took six of us to the local food market where we revelled in amazing dishes – fried frogs, snail soup, sticky coconut rice pudding with mango – and then we all came back to the hotel where we learnt how to make tom yum soup, beef salad and steamed fish with lemongrass. I should say the food in the hotel is mesmerising. I didn't eat for two. I ate for 18. We also went to the nearby Tiger Kingdom (small kids will love it but if you're at all concerned about big cats in small cages then avoid it) and a snake farm. Young Thai kids seem to run the place, which is teeming with spitting cobras and massive pythons. Every hour there's a show where someone sticks "The Final Countdown" by Europe on the CD player (I'm not making this up) and snake charmers tickle huge snakes in the middle of a dusty stage. I thought the eight-year-old was going to combust.
So, this is all great. But the cherry on top, the most extraordinary day ever, will be spent at Elephant Life Experience (ELE), which is about 45 minutes from the hotel. It's an elephant sanctuary and it's totally private. They only let one family come in at a time as they don't want to bother their amazing animals too much. You arrive and two beautiful, soft, twinkly, playful and happy elephants are waiting for you. They are so magnificent up close that they quite seriously took my breath away. We fed them and stroked them – and their mahouts showed us how to talk to them. There are only eight elephants here and each one is different. After spending four wonderful hours with them you could work out which one was being naughty and who was upsetting whom.
Natalie was our favourite. She's eight and cheeky – and if you give her three pieces of sugar cane at a time she actually giggles, bats her eyelashes and trumpets with delight. The rest of the trip (I promise this whole piece isn't just an ode to elephants) was great but we'll remember the elephants and the people who looked after them for the rest of our lives. The eight-year-old (human) cried when we left and Natalie almost knew and cuddled him with her trunk. ELE – write it down. If you're near Chiang Mai please, please go.
I have to mention the spa at the hotel. It's placed at the back of the resort and you wander along a bridge, which feels almost suspended over the trees to get there. The whole place smells of mint and lemongrass and the people who work there officially have magic hands. In the world of "what's the best spa you've ever been to?" this one is often listed and I totally understand why.
I had a foot massage when we first arrived because my pregnant ankles were the size of hippos, and I promise (I am right at this very minute touching my heart with my right hand) it is the best treatment I have ever had. Two women kneaded me for 45 minutes and I practically left my own body while it happened. Plus, normally after a treatment you sign something and get given a glass of water and then are waved at. Not here. They actually make you sit and relax and drink ginger tea and you're surrounded by miniature lakes of red rose petals and candles. This is a special, harmonious place filled with geckos and elephants and brilliantly talented kneading people, and I will definitely visit again.
It felt slightly weird to travel so far and not see the sea, so after a few days of Chiang Mai we transferred to the Four Seasons in Koh Samui. I almost don't want to tell you about check-in because I just need you to go there to experience it. It's simply the greatest "arrivals area" I've ever visited. It is a small, open room at the absolute top of a mountain covered in palm trees. All you can see for hundreds of miles is sea and other islands. If you have ever seen The Man With The Golden Gun and thought the scenery was pretty cool, then you must come here immediately. The whole resort, designed by the freakishly brilliant Bill Bensley, is totally immersed in the landscape. There are other villas but you never see anything other than your own. And they are beautifully designed – all dark wood and enormous white beds and fluttering mosquito nets (for the romance of it more than for the insect) and fantastic glass-fronted showers and gigantic petal filled oval stone baths.
The beach is private and small and littered with palm trees and there's an infinity pool bang on the beach which you will never want to leave. There's a barbecue every Sunday night that's placed right next to the sea and you absolutely must attend. A man called Bobby plays with fire and traditional beautiful Thai dancers perform while you tuck into locally caught fish and fresh papaya salads. There are some stand-out people at this resort and you will love them when you meet them. Namwan is the person you'll want to babysit your children. If you're not coming with kids and you see someone who is extraordinarily beautiful and kind to the small people and who is possibly organising a crabbing outing, then that's her.
Meanwhile, if you're ever tempted by a massage in the beautiful spa then please ask for Nim. She looks super-cute and meek. But wait until she's standing on your neck and pulling your legs out of your sockets – firm yet brilliant. And I think the sweetest one of all is Buz at breakfast. He'll remember that you like your bacon extra crispy and that you like lots of chocolate in your hot chocolate. He's adorable. Find him and ask for crispy French toast. He'll nod and come back with the best breakfast of your life.
My final bossy advice (now you can see why he wants a lie-in) is to take the resort's small boat out to the marine park one day. It's called Siam Seas and three men will stack the cabin with delicious wooden bowls of jackfruit, freshly grilled fish and sticky rice, and they'll take you to the most stunning scenery on Earth. An hour away from Koh Samui lies the marine park – a host of small limestone islands that appear out of nowhere in the bluest of waters. Tiny white-bellied eagles sweep through the sky looking for meaty striped fish that you can see fly out of the water. You don't see another soul and the captain will take you to a remote beach and pass you a fresh coconut.
We swam and ate and explored and made friends with a family of horseshoe crabs. On the way home as we skimmed across the surface of the water, just when we didn't think it could get any better, we spotted a pink dolphin. Pink. Now you don't get those in Whipsnade Zoo.
Travel essentials: Thailand
Getting there
* Bangkok is served non-stop from Heathrow by British Airways (0844 493 0787; ba.com), Eva Air (020-7380 8300; evaair.com), Qantas (08457 747767; qantas.co.uk) and Thai Airways (0844 561 0911; thaiairways.co.uk), which provides connections to Chiang Mai and Koh Samui). Bangkok Airways ( bangkokair.com) and Air Asia ( airasia.com) also operate domestic flights.
Staying there
* The Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai (doubles from 21,330 baht/£435 room only) and the Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui (doubles from 29,081 baht/£590, room only) are both bookable through 00800 6488 6488 or fourseasons.com.
* Elegant Resorts (01244 897515; elegantresorts.co.uk) offers a package including economy flights from London Heathrow with Thai Airways and transfers with Bangkok Airways; three nights (room only) at the Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai in two Garden Pavilions; and seven nights (room only) at Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui in a one-bedroom villa. Based on a departure on 15 October 2011, the price starts at 2,680 for each adult and from £2,430 per child.
Travel advice
* The Foreign and Commonwealth Office ( fco.gov.uk) warns of "a high threat of terrorism" in Thailand. It adds: "Bomb and grenade attacks have been indiscriminate, including in places visited by expatriates and foreign travellers".
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Posted by Paul Hagen on October 30, 2011
"Customer experience is everyone's business" is a mantra that I often hear from customer experience leaders. Of course, it's true. The entire purpose of a company as an entity is to provide value to customers in exchange for a payment. Every activity that the company performs is part of the ecosystem that delivers the perceived value that a customer receives.
But connecting the dots to those behind the scenes from IT to logistics planners and compliance individuals challenges many customer experience leaders . . . as well as the leaders of those behind-the-scenes departments. I'm feeling this challenge poignantly right now as I prepare a keynote speech for Forrester's joint Infrastructure & Operations and Security Forums coming up in a few weeks. Let me share a few pointers that I've gathered from customer experience leaders who helped guide my thinking:
- Translate the language. As customer experience professionals, we have built a vocabulary to describe the tools and methodologies of our practice in the same way every other department has created its own language. Customer experience leaders have to translate these practices into the beliefs and behavioral norms of the departments if they are going to change the way things are done. Change agent, champion, or customer advocate programs at firms like John Deere, Philips Electronics, Intuit, and Fidelity are great mechanisms to provide these translators.
- Use tools to illustrate the connection. Tools like customer ecosystem maps help leaders visualize the complex makeup of people, processes, and technology that support the interactions that matter most to customers. One large manufacturer used this kind of tool to entice engineers out of the specific aspects of data to see the bigger picture of what the maintenance staff at their client sites were having to deal with to fix equipment and get new parts.
- Tell stories to recognize exemplary behavior. Stories have the power to transcend cultures . . . witness the religions, mythologies, and great literature that have global followings. Stories help people make connections to higher-level ideals in their own lives. To create these connections, one bank required all staff members from contact center employees to security guards to tell a story about how they had positively affected a customer's experience. Another company's management team elevated to mythical status the extraordinary efforts of a collections department to understand its customers' business cycles and change the way those activities happened . . . and in the process achieve among the highest Net Promoter Scores in the company.
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There are 29 comments on the WHOtv story from Jul 30, 2010, titled Newton Woman Dies From Car Accident Injuries. In it, WHOtv reports that:A Newton woman had died from injuries she received in a July 16th car accident. Twenty-year-old Jennifer Poli was behind the wheel when her car veered off the road along East 14th Street.
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#1 Jul 30, 2010
Alcohol takes another life yet medical marijuana(which hasnt caused any) is still illegal? WHY? Alcohol kills people everyday yet millions of idiots still drink. you shouldnt drink period. If you drink and then get behind the wheel you know what the end result could be. Alcohol=death...Pot does not!
#2 Jul 30, 2010
Wow since when did this become a debate about alcohol vs. pot? Are you admitting something here? Feel terrible for the young lady. RIP
#3 Jul 30, 2010
This is a loss of life and there is a family in mourning over this young lady. She was human and she made a decision that turned into atragic mistake. Thoughts and prayers to the family.
#4 Jul 30, 2010
NORML why don't you go smoke your pot and leave the real world alone. We are better off without marijuana AND those who can't drink responsibly. THANK GOD she didn't kill an innocent person.
#5 Jul 30, 2010
Okay seriously people, you're talking about a friend here forget all the bull crap, HOW CRUEL ARE YOU??? Seriously, people like MYSELF, are mourning the loss of that beautiful young lady and you can still say stuff like that, that really shows what kind of people you are cold, heartless cruel, thats what you peole are!!! Yes she made a mistake WE ALL DO WE'RE ONLY HUMAN! Oh and what if that was your family member that made that bad choice to get behind the wheel after drinking and this happened and you read these comments of other people being so cruel? You need to stop and put yourself in the shoes of her family and friends and think about how mean and cruel you really are? Have you no shame?
#6 Jul 30, 2010
She was probably out drinking with friends. Why did her friends allow her to drive if she was drunk. They can't be very good friends. And if you were there you should have stopped her. It is terrible she is gone but thank goodness she didn't kill some innocent people along the way. You young folks have to start being more responsible and STOP your drinking. Look what it gets.
#7 Jul 30, 2010
I did not know this girl personally, but she was a friend of my nephews. My prayers are with her family and friends! What a terrible waste of a young beautiful life. All of you who are condeming her for her bad choice in drinking and driving should think about yourself at that age. What were you dong when you were out with friends? I agree one should not drink and drive, but we all make choices - good and bad - that affect our lives and others around us. Lets just give this family and their friends time to mourn and stop pointing fingers and saying what ifs!!!!!
#8 Jul 30, 2010
It doesn't matter if she was intoxicated or not, her family and friends are still hurting over her passing. It was an accident and I hope others will learn from it and be more careful. Prayers to her family and rest in peace JP!!!!!!!!!
#9 Jul 30, 2010
Come on people, have a heart, the family of this young lady are grieving and all you can do is come on here and be cruel? Really, you wouldn't want to come on here and see these kind of comments if one of your loved ones made a bad choice, so don't do it to this family! R.I.P JP, you will be missed but never forgotten! To JP's family, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time!
#10 Jul 30, 2010
Okay, not saying I don't feel sorry for her friends and family..
But, she knownigly got behind the wheel and drove while she shouldnt have. She probably also knew that she was speeding and didnt care, or think anything bad would happen..She suffered the ultimate consequence and put her friends and family into a horrible situation..
so yes, I feel bad for her friends and family, but it was a really stupid thing that she chose to do.
#11 Jul 30, 2010
Okay, Kristi, I would love to hear you tell this girls parents and friends "We are better off with out her", she made one bad desicion and she deserved to die for it? You are a moron.Another thing.... She did kill an innocent person, herself, I am pretty sure she just paid for the biggest mistake of her life. She was 20 years old!Real world??, what the hell do you know about the real world?
#12 Jul 30, 2010
Never made a bad choice Jana? Your lucky! And one of kind.
#13 Jul 30, 2010
As the relative of a person who died in a one vehicle accident where neither alcohol nor drugs was a factor, driving conditions were not a factor, the fact remains that this person was suddenly taken away from the people who loved her & anyone making comments should keep that in mind. She was somebody's daughter, sister, friend, etc. Take your fight for legalizing pot someplace else. I would bet if you checked traffic records, you would find that there HAVE been deaths where pot WAS involved.
#14 Jul 30, 2010
My prayers go out to the family of this young lady.. regardless of how she left this world she's no longer here and that isn't easy on her friends and family.. I know I'm far from perfect and I won't be the 1st to throw a stone. I've made my mistakes and I've been nothing but lucky with my bad choices.
#15 Jul 30, 2010
My prayers go out to her and her family. I think you people need to quit ragging on her and her horrible unfortunate accident. I'm thankful she didn't hurt an innocent bystander, but have a heart for the family. They know the choice she made and they are the ones that have to live with it.
#16 Jul 30, 2010
RIP Jen... My prayers and condolences to her family.
She made a mistake, and for those of you who do not know the whole story, you need to stop with the judging.
#17 Jul 30, 2010
It's just plain and simple, if you have nothing nice to say, and want to be judgmental, keep your comments to yourself, the family does not need to see these cruel comments and Kristi, how dare you say "we are better off without potheads and ppl who drive drunk" that is just like you saying that to her family that she is better off dead, I think you need to retract that statement or better yet, delete it!
Like Jess said, if you don't know the whole story, stop judging...unless all of you think you're invincible and are perfect and I highly doubt you are!
#18 Jul 31, 2010
wow people! jenn was one of my personal good friends and all you have to talk about was how intoxicated she was!!?? have a freaking heart!! she was a WONDERFUL ABSOLUTELY AMAZING person and there's NO i repeat NO need to judge her! a lot of people are mourning her including me and i'm sure many others would not appreciate seeing all of these comments and posts talking down about our beloved friend!
#19 Aug 1, 2010
I personally did not know Jennifer. She was a friend of my brother-in-law. She made a mistake yes, but why make a big deal about it. Her family and friends have to deal with the loss of a great person. NOBODY is perfect. I am going to continue to pray for her family and friends, they are going through an enormous loss. RIP Jennifer, you will always be loved and never forgotten by your family and friends.
#20 Aug 1, 2010
She made a mistake but y blame her for all this? She is gone the friends and family are trying to get through this. you people need to leave it alone and stop being so rude. i am pretty sure if she was in the wrong the person who put date rape drug in her should b in some trouble. that person killed a beautiful girl.
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Netflix by the numbers in Qatar
In: Entertainment | Qatar | Technology8 Jan 2016
Ok, so Netflix is now available in Qatar. As mentioned in my previous post, you can subscribe with a 1 month FREE TRIAL but you would need a credit card or paypal. You can cancel anytime before the trial expires.
But how is Netflix in Qatar in terms of the actual service? It seems that the video catalog for each country differs and this is what I found out yesterday after trying out Netflix on my Amazon Fire TV stick. I was trying to see if I can watch FRIENDS through Netflix so I did a search and came up with nothing. I went online to see that there may have been some issues with it and people were saying you have to type in "F.R.I.E.N.D.S." to find it. I did that as well and still nada.
Hmm…so I went on my PC, used a VPN service, registered for a US Account and voila, FRIENDS is indeed available. This is only though a VPN service which configures your IP Address to be in the US. The full FRIENDS Episodes we're available and were streaming. So I logged out of my previous Qatar Netflix Account and tried to login to my US Netflix Account. Still, no FRIENDS. That also means that we are missing out on probably thousands of Movies and TV Shows available in the US Netlix Catalog! This is Netflix Geo-blocking in which the number of available TV Shows and Movies are limited by your geographic location, mostly in part, due to licensing agreements.
Doing more research, here is what I found out about the the Netflix Catalog:
|United States
|Movies and
TV Shows
To be more precise about the numbers, Netflix Qatar provides us with 217 Shows and 1430 Movies. (You can access the full lists by clicking the numbers) We are still luckier as the Philippines were only provided 849 shows and movies to access.
I don't see FRIENDS, Walking Dead, Fraiser, Cheers, Gilmore Girls and even animes like Sword Art Online and Attack on Titan which are all available in the US Netflix Catalog! I am not sure yet if Netflix will actually expand its Qatar Catalog in the very near future.
With that in mind, if you were using Ooredoo's Mozaic service before, you may want to hold on to it for a little while as a Netflix subscription may not be as worthy as we all thought it would be since their launch in Qatar yesterday.
Netflix in Qatar
In: Cost of Living | Entertainment | News | Qatar | Reviews | Shopping | Technology7 Jan 2016
Netflix is available in Qatar!
This is after the announcement yesterday that Netflix had switched on its service in 130 additional countries, including Qatar. So no more VPNs or tedious and even costly workarounds if you really are into Netflix and reside in Doha.
For those in Qatar who doesn't have a clue what Netflix is, it is a subscription-based video streaming service in which movies and TV show episodes are streamed over the Internet, not being downloaded, directly to your TV or your phone. It's basically YouTube with actual movies and TV Shows.
You can watch shows like Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Flash, Arrow, Gotham, and more, on demand, anytime you want to watch them without missing a single episode due to some event or activity you need to attend. You can rewatch your favorite Friends episode, The A Team, Gilmore Girls, and more. And I'm not even talking about movies yet. Plus you have loads of stuff for kids as well. Oh, and Netflix has their own produced TV Shows and Movies that are really good like Jessica Jones and Daredevil.
You do have to pay a monthly fee, based on your service plan, to use Netflix and require a device from where to run it like an Xbox, Playstation, Roku, AppleTV, Amazon Firestick or your smartTV may have it as an app. Tablets and phones can easily be installed with Netflix as well.
It is quite easy to subscribe to a plan of your choosing. What's is good about it is that you get 1 month free trial the moment you register to the service. You may cancel or even upgrade your plan in between subscription.
Of course, signing up would require you to give your credit card information or you can also pay through Paypal. I was able to register in just 2 minutes as it only required my email address, a password and paypal info.
So how much is Netflix subscription in Qatar? The Basic plan would cost you about 30QR (USD 7.99) in which you can watch on 1 screen with standard definition quality. It gets better on a Standard plan for about 37QR (USD 9.99) as it gives you the option to watch on 2 screens at a time (maybe your SmartTV at home and your tablet/phone) plus you get to watch in HD. For 44QR, the Premium Plan gives for UltraHD Content plus you can watch on 4 screens at the same time. You best bet would be Standard Plan especially if you have the 25mbps connection from Ooredoo.
Speaking of which, Netflix presents a big challenge for Ooredoo and its Mozaic service. Ooredoo's Mozaic service costs about 17QR (4.65 USD) on top of your Fibre connection. It gives you some channels which goes on replay for basically a month. By the end of 3 days, you get the same programming over and over again. I am now trying to find out if I can unsubscribe from Ooredoo's Mozaic so I can just have Netflix. I do hope that Netflix doesn't get blocked in Qatar.
What do you think? Already thinking of signing up for Netflix?
Do not touch our Balikbayan Boxes
In: Filipino Community | Middle East | News | Philippines | Qatar23 Aug 2015
"The balikbayan box arose in the 1980s when Section 105 of the Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines as amended by Executive Order No. 206 provides duty and tax free privileges to overseas foreign workers ( OFW ) enacted by former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos due to resurgence of Filipinos working overseas.[citation needed] The Philippine Bureau of Customs Circular allowed tax-free entry of personal goods in the country from Filipinos overseas. People then began sending items through friends and co-workers who were returning to the Philippines." – Wikipedia
There has been a lot of talk on the news and social media regarding the announcement of the Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC) wanting to impose a tighter control on the inspection of "Balikbayan boxes" arriving in the Philippine ports. Balikbayan boxes are like "care packages" of goodies, clothes, food, toys toiletries, etc., placed in a corrugated box, sent to the families of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) back in the Philippines through freight forwarders or brought by the OFW when returning home. It is part of the Filipino culture in which travelers usually brought "pasalubong" back to their families after travelling. See my old (really old) post regarding Balikbayan boxes here.
As per the Customs Commissioner Alberto Lina, the main reason for implementing more stringent rules on these balikbayan boxes is that some of these balikbayan boxes are used to ship taxable items and are being undetected which causes the loss of Php50 million or Php600 million a year for BOC. The BOC reiterated some of the following guidelines for balikbayan boxes:
- Contents of the balikbayan box must not exceed
US$500 (current rate of php23,000)Php10,000 in value
- Goods must not exceed a dozen of each kind. i.e. You are now limited to sending more than 12 of those corned beef cans!
- Apparel/clothes, whether used of not, must not exceed 3 yards per cut.
- Home appliances are not allowed unless these are consigned to returning Filipino residents and overseas contract workers.
With this, the BOC intends to conduct "random" inspections of incoming balikbayan boxes and impose taxes on goods contained in these boxes if found that they don't adhere to the guidelines. This is where I and my fellow OFWs cry foul.
Those balikbayan boxes are our personal belongings, each and every item we carefully pack and send are fruits of our hard work, and a symbol of our everyday sacrifice being away from our loved ones just to earn a living. Just imagining the smiles on the faces of our families opening our gifts through these boxes makes it worth our sacrifices.
"Kung di ka nanakawan ng mga freight-forwarders, BOC naman and magnanakaw sa iyo! Ano pa matitira sa padala mo?"
Even before the news of the BOC implementation came out, OFWs were already faced with issues when sending their balikbayan boxes. Some boxes takes a lot of time to be delivered than the expected date of arrival; a box sent through sea cargo and expected to be delivered in 45 days sometimes get delivered after 90 days, if it doesn't get "lost" in transit. Oftentimes, these boxes are purposely opened and looted by freight-forwarders or those delivering the items in the Philippines. Damaged boxes through mishandling are also common. Imagine the distress of the OFW who suffers any of the situation above!
I myself don't have any qualms regarding the guidelines imposed by BOC for balikbayan boxes. My budget each year for my balikbayan doesn't exceed Php23,000 and I don't intend to sell goods in the Philippines either. I can't fully say that all OFWs adhere to the guidelines, some entities may indeed be using these balikbayan privileges to smuggle taxable items into Philippines shores as explained by BOC.
The reputation of the Philippines Bureau of Customs isn't outstanding, to say the least. For them to inspect and open my balikbayan box gives way for looting my hard-earned "pasalubong", making excuses and placing taxes on items that should be non-taxable and mishandling the now opened box. Would they seal the box with outmost care as much as we've given when we packed the box to prevent damages to the items? This only presents a 2nd layer of issues stated before; aside from the looting from freight-forwarders, BOC inspectors now have a "legal" basis to loot these boxes. "Kung di ka nanakawan ng mga freight-forwarders, BOC naman and magnanakaw sa iyo! Ano pa matitira sa padala mo?" If a balikbayan box arrives opened, the freight-forwarder can easily say that it was BOC who opened the boxes for inspection so any loss of item is blamed at BOC though it might have been the employees of the freight-forwarder who took the items. Who do you go after? Who becomes responsible?
How can BOC allay the fear of looting when in the history of BOC, inspectors are one of the most corrupt officials in the government? Some people have suggested that CCTV cameras can keep a watchful eye on these inspections but who wants to go to the process of bureaucracy when one complains about missing items on their boxes? Shouldn't there be a better way of conducting inspections by using X-ray machines instead of "random" inspections? In the first place, why target small boxes sent by OFWs when the Philippine ports are gateways for big smugglers of rice, sugar, imported goods, gas and cars which are worth billions in taxes if caught by BOC. Even garbage from other countries gets through without inspection from BOC so why put a hand in our balikbayan boxes when you can't even properly implement a system to catch large scale illegal smugglers.
How can OFWs entrust you with their balikbayan boxes when the BOC stinks of malaise and corruption. Clean up your act and have some credibility before you impose anything on these hard-earned boxes.
The Wage Protection System in Qatar
In: Filipino Community | jobs in qatar | Middle East | News | Qatar18 Aug 2015
"Qatar today officially launches one of its most "significant" labour reforms to guarantee migrant workers' wages.
The Wage Protection System (WPS) aims to ensure that migrant labourers, many working on 2022 World Cup-related projects, receive their pay on time.
Under the new system, workers will be paid either twice a month or monthly, and the wages electronically transferred direct to their bank accounts.
Failure to pay salaries on time, especially for blue-collar workers, has been a complaint voiced by some rights groups against companies in the state." – Gulf Times
This should be good news indeed for employees who don't receive their payments on time. Those who are employed by smaller companies or even those who work at engineering companies typically face this problem. You work and toll throughout the month, expecting that you'll get paid on time but when the end of the month arrives, you don't get your money or your check and your bank account stays close to empty.
I myself experienced when I was working as a consultant for Saudi Aramco years before. Since we are hired by a 3rd party company to work for Aramco, it's the contracting company who pays our salary, which should be at the end of the month. The first few month were ok and we were paid without any delays, but then slowly, the delays became days, and then weeks. It didn't affect me much since I have some extra savings but it is frustrating. How much more for people who depend on receiving their salaries on a specific day of the month to pay bills, arrears or as part of their monthly budget.
I am not really sure how the inspectors of Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs could monitor all businesses here in Qatar and implement the Wage Protection System in Qatar. Would it mean that any registered business should submit a list of all their employees? What if they have say 1,000 employees but only submit 500 names on the list, is that a possible loophole?
Lastly, this doesn't really cover the thousands of people employed as household help and suffer the same delayed payment, or even non-payment, of salary due to them by their employers. If the Qatar Government wants to succeed in this initiative, they should start with the recruitment agencies and monitor all incoming workers coming through these agencies and verify the contracts agreed and signed by the employee and the employer. People who are recruited by these agencies are sometimes given a contract that covers the job they are to be doing and compensation but when they are passed to the employers, none of the agreed and signed details of the contract are followed; a sales person turns into a maid and the agreed 2000QR salary becomes 800QR. If this issue is closely monitored by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs along with the Wage Protection System, and in which it covers not only registered businesses but any worker employed through the recruiting agency, then this should truly be a step ahead on the right direction towards positive reforms in Qatar labor.
QPost aims to deliver Philippine Passports in Qatar
In: Filipino Community | News | Qatar18 Aug 2015
If you have ever applied for a Philippine Passport at the Philippine Embassy in Qatar, I'm sure you would have been frustrated at how the process works. Aside from a cramped space and long queue to get your photo taken, you have to make it a point to keep checking and calling the embassy if your passport is already available for pick up.
This is just annoying and I am sure that the Philippine Embassy gets inundated by calls from people just to ask if their passports have already arrived from the Philippines. Mind you, once you have applied for your passport, the usual waiting time, as advised by the Philippine Embassy, is 45 days. Since they took your phone number when you applied, wouldn't it just be easier for them to send a generic text message to those people whose passports are already available instead of spending time answering the phone, then checking a list?
Then there is the Philippine Embassy Doha Facebook page (DohaPhilEmbassy) where they post an image of a list of names. I actually called the embassy last June to ask for an update regarding our passports which we have applied more than 45 days before. After so many attempts without my call being answered, someone must have been irritated with all the ringing and answered my call. He immediately referred me to check their Facebook page after asking for an update regarding our passports. I wanted to know if he would still help me if I told him I don't have access to Facebook (as other people who applied would not have access as well) and so I lied. I told him I don't use Facebook. I was glad that he asked for my name and checked his list, only to confirm that the passports have not arrived yet.
Claiming the passport in the Philippine Embassy is another issue for most Filipinos. The embassy opens Sundays to Thursdays, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm and releases passports till 4:00 P.M. Just looking at that schedule is an issue. They very well know that these are the usual working hours in Qatar and some find it difficult to get approval from their bosses to leave their work to get their passport. Those who don't have cars have to pay at least 50QR to a taxi service to get them to and fro the Philippine Embassy in Jelaiah Area.
Hopefully, my ranting above is already moot. It has been announced that QPost will now provide courier service to deliver passports to Filipinos in Qatar. The delivery system will make it convenient for Filipinos to get hold of their passports and lessen footprint traffic in our Embassy. I am not sure yet if this is already being implemented but delivery should cost an extra QR25. A bit high but if it saves you the time and effort of going to the Embassy and then it should be worth it. What do you think?
St. No. 860, Zone 68,
Jelaiah AreaDoha,
State of Qatar
P.O. Box No. 24900
(+974) 4483 1585
Consular Section
Ext 23 (Visa)
Ext 26, 38 (Passport)
Ext 29 (Processing)
Ext 35 (Releasing)
Ext 37 (Marriage, Birth, Death,Travel Document, NBI)
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Is there a demand for some woodland paint-schemes of some of the new vehicles in OA? I'm currently working on a woodland re-texture of the BIS-upgraded Bradley (hope to have some screens up soon.)
I figure the USMC versions of the HMMWV are fine for woodland US Army (with the possible addition of the uparmored 50 cal in woodland), and i presume ACE will bring back the green Strykers at some point. It's my understanding that its pretty rare to see desert camo LAVs and AAVPs in USMC service, so desert skins aren't needed for those.
For OPFOR the only new vehicle useful for other factions seems to be the BTR-60. It would be a nice counter for the Stryker in TvT games (as the BTR-90 is almost impossible to balance) however from what I gather it has been replaced by the BTR-80 in Russian service, but i could still do a retexture of it in Russian camo like I did for the BMP2 if so desired.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head, but any other suggestions are welcome.
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Updated by stubs almost 7 years ago
I'm all for the idea. I was going to ask for a retexured btr-60 among other vehicles, but ACE has enough on their hands. Thank you.
Edit: By the way, thanks for the BMP-2.
Updated by AnimalMother92 almost 7 years ago
Sounds great, OA Humvees in woodland would be swell.
Updated by rocko almost 7 years ago
- Target version set to Planned (Needs Contributors)
Updated by ThePieSpy almost 7 years ago
- File arma2OA_2010-07-13_19-55-29-76.jpg added
Hokay, heres a quick preview of how it looks (ignore the colored boxes, those were just references). I have a issue where the Bradley seems to have a strange blue tint, attached is a comparison to the LAV25. In photoshop the colors are pretty much identical between the two vehicles but in-game they are quite different, if anyone has any clue as to why its doing this I would love to know, otherwise i guess ill try and just compensate for it in photoshop. Once that's solved all that's left is a last check to make sure the camouflage matches up everywhere (the UVs are exactly conducive to a camouflage pattern) and some weathering.
Updated by Scubaman3D almost 7 years ago
Its the materials. We gave the RVMAT and SMDI for the M2 some interesting attributes to get the desired material in OA.
I have the source PSDs and MLODs for the M2 in OA (being one of the artists who worked on it) so don't worry...woodland is possible yet.
Updated by ThePieSpy almost 7 years ago
Ah okay i figured that it was something like that, thanks for the reply Scuba. At the moment im just adding some caked on mud/dirt and some rust to match the weathering with the BIS woodland vehicles, i figure it would probably be easiest to just send you guys a .psd of it?
Updated by ThePieSpy almost 7 years ago
Textures uploaded. Feel free to modify them as you see fit.
Updated by Banderas almost 7 years ago
Is there a possibility for CDF and ChDKZ reskin for the BTR-60?
Updated by ThePieSpy almost 7 years ago
I'd be willing to do it, although i know RHS has a BTR70 in the works with versions for basically every faction, not sure if ACE plans to include those.
Updated by stubs almost 7 years ago
Perhaps if the ACE team includes the British Armed Forces in the upcoming DLC package then you could do a retexture of the Jackal and Warrior in OD. Thanks for your work so far.
Updated by Fisgas almost 7 years ago
stubs wrote:
Perhaps if the ACE team includes the British Armed Forces in the upcoming DLC package then you could do a retexture of the Jackal and Warrior in OD. Thanks for your work so far.
I believe it was already mentioned somewhere that they wouldn't work on the DLC.
Updated by stubs almost 7 years ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware.
Updated by rocko over 6 years ago
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Updated by rocko about 6 years ago
- Status changed from New to Expired
Updated by rocko about 6 years ago
- Status changed from Expired to Resolved
- Target version set to 1.10
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
Updated by rocko about 6 years ago
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Available in the about to be released 1.10 RC3 Hotfix1
Updated by sgtmoody1944 about 6 years ago
Any chance we might one day see these changes with HMMWV's?


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