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Celestica - Test & SMT Equipment Auction
Online Auction,
- Chipshooter - Panasonic 'CM88', Fuji 'CP7', 'CP6', 'IP3', 'QP351', 'QP242', Universal 'GSM'
- Signal Generator - Agilent 'N5181A'
- Oscilloscope - Agilent 'DSO3102A'
- DC Power Supply - Agilent 'E3640A'
- AOI - Samsung 'VSS-3BL'
- Bond Dispenser - Panasonic 'DB12S-M'
- Cleaner - Electrovert Aquastorm Hydrocleaner, Smart Sonic 5000
- Lot 1-32 (close at 1600, +0800 UTC): Senai, Johor
- Lot 40-53 (close at 1700, +0800 UTC): Plant 1 Tampoi, Johor
- Lot 54-58 (close at 1730, +0800 UTC): Plant 3 Tampoi, Johor
- Lot 60-73 (close at 1800, +0800 UTC): Kulim
- Lot 100-102 (close at 1800, +0800 UTC): Chon Buri, Thailand
● Assets at different locations have different local custom application and different collection dates. Buyers may need different logistics arrangement
● Buyers are responsible to bear all bank charges for wire transfer if the purchase is below USD 300
● Assets in Plant 1 Tampoi, Johor is located at 2nd floor, buyers need special arrangement during removal
● Refer to Note for more collection info
● For enquiries for lots in Thailand, please contact:
KK Pang
Mobile: +6012 382 3516
VAT/Tax: 6% GST on Buyer's Premium (applicable to local buyers only)
Inspection details: By prior appointment only
Payment date: 30 April 2014
Payment type: Wire Transfer
Collection date: 15 May 2014
Additional notes: All items in Johor must be collected by 15 May 2014
Currency: United States Dollars
Auctioneer: GoIndustry-DoveBid (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
1. The services provided by GoIndustry DoveBid, Inc. and/or its affiliates and subsidiaries (collectively, "GoIndustry DoveBid") are governed by these Terms and Conditions. By participating in this auction, you consent to be bound by these Terms and Conditions as well as by any additional terms that may be imposed by the seller or announced at the auction.
2. All potential bidders must register at the auction site or online at www.go-dove.com before the auction and present a valid driver's license or other acceptable form of photo identification. GoIndustry DoveBid may, in its sole discretion, deny registration to any person or entity.
3. All assets in the auction shall be sold to the highest bidder; provided, however, that some assets may be auctioned with minimum reserve prices, and/or subject to seller's right of confirmation. GoIndustry DoveBid reserves the right to reject any bid that is only a minimal increase over the preceding bid, that is not commensurate with the value of the item being offered or that GoIndustry DoveBid believes was made illegally or in bad faith. Further, GoIndustry DoveBid may bid at the auction either for its own account or on behalf of a third party. In the event of a dispute among bidders, GoIndustry DoveBid may, in its sole discretion, either accept what it deems to be the final bid or solicit further bids on the item in dispute. All sales are final. No returns or refunds will be permitted, unless authorized by the seller in writing.
4. In the event of any dispute concerning the winning bid price for an asset, the record kept by GoIndustry DoveBid shall control.
5. Bidders shall examine or inspect items prior to the day of the auction. ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS. NEITHER SELLER NOR GOINDUSTRY DOVEBID MAKES ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE NATURE, QUALITY, VALUE OR CONDITION OF ANY ASSET. GOINDUSTRY DOVEBID AND SELLER EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. GoIndustry DoveBid will announce if any item carries a manufacturer's warranty at the time the item is offered for sale. Assets are intended to be sold without software, if any is applicable. In the event that a Seller's software is included in an asset sale, notwithstanding the disclaimers set forth above, GoIndustry DoveBid and Seller make no representations or warranties regarding the Buyer's right to use such software, as to the performance of the software, its non-infringement or otherwise. In such circumstances, GoIndustry DoveBid recommends that Buyer contact the software manufacturer directly to resolve any such issues. Seller does not transfer any license to the purchaser to use any software. Purchaser shall remove software from any CPU or system and return the software (including all copies thereof) to the Seller.
(a) ANY LIABILITY FOR LOSS OR, OR DAMAGE TO TANGIBLE PROPERTY
(b) ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR LOSS OF BUSINESS, LOSS OF RECORDS OR DATA, LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE OR ANTICIPATED SAVINGS OR OTHER ECONOMIC LOSS WHETHER OR NOT SELLER WAS INFORMED OR WAS AWARE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSS; OR
(c) ANY THIRD PARTY CLAIMS AGAINST THE BUYER FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, COSTS OR EXPENSES.
6. GoIndustry DoveBid relies on information about assets in the auction provided by the seller. GoIndustry DoveBid undertakes no investigation of that information, and makes no representation or warranty concerning the truth or completeness of that information. Photographs are provided solely for the bidders' convenience and shall not be construed to create representations or warranties of any kind pertaining to the assets. Buyer acknowledges that it has had the opportunity to inspect all assets prior to tendering its bid and waives any and all claims against GoIndustry DoveBid and/or seller relating to asset photographs or descriptions.
7. A discounted buyer's premium of 16% of the bid price will be added to the purchase price for each lot for buyers who pay in the form of cash, cashier's check, company check (with a letter of guarantee) or wire transfer within 72 hours from receipt of GoIndustry DoveBid's invoice; the full buyer's premium of 18% shall apply for buyers who pay via credit card and all other buyers that do not remit payment within 72 hours from receipt of GoIndustry DoveBid's invoice.
8. Collection of applicable taxes will be in accordance with the laws of the state where the purchased asset is located.
9. Each successful bidder must pay a 25% deposit toward the purchase price immediately following the successful bid. Bidders expressly authorize GoIndustry DoveBid to use their credit card to satisfy the deposit amount. If a bidder fails to make a timely deposit, GoIndustry DoveBid and the seller may resell the items in question without notice. Full payment of the purchase price is due at the earlier of (i) 48 hours after the bidder has received an invoice, or (ii) the close of business on the third business day after the auction. Without limiting the foregoing, full payment of the balance of the purchase price is due prior to removal of any purchased assets. In the event that a bidder fails to pay the entire purchase price (in addition to the buyer's premium and any applicable tax) within the time specified by GoIndustry DoveBid or otherwise fails to comply with these Terms and Conditions, GoIndustry DoveBid and the seller will retain the deposit as liquidated damages without notice. GoIndustry DoveBid and the seller reserve the right to resell such items without notice, and the defaulting purchaser shall be liable to GoIndustry DoveBid and seller for any resulting deficiency, including costs incurred in storing and reselling such assets. In the event of such resale, the defaulting purchaser shall be liable to GoIndustry DoveBid and seller for any resulting deficiency, including costs incurred in storing and reselling the assets in question.
10. GoIndustry DoveBid accepts the following methods of payment: cash, VISAÒ, MasterCardÒ, American ExpressÒ, cashier's check, and wire transfer made payable to GoIndustry DoveBid. GoIndustry DoveBid also will accept a company check if it is accompanied by a letter from the company's bank guaranteeing payment in full, without condition and upon demand.
11. By participating in an auction, each bidder represents, warrants and covenants that (i) it shall not misrepresent its ability to close the transaction pursuant to the terms and conditions of sale, (ii) it has the capacity to close the transaction, (iii) it has actual authority to enter a bid, and to enter into an agreement to purchase the item, and (iv) any bid it makes on an item constitutes an irrevocable offer to buy the item for the full amount of the bid.
12. GoIndustry DoveBid may, in its discretion, offer the assets for sale by the piece or by the lot. In addition, GoIndustry DoveBid may augment this auction with assets from various sellers. These assets may be interspersed throughout the auction. The seller has the right to remove assets from the auction either before or after bidding has completed. In the event of a removal after bidding has been completed, the purchaser's sole remedy shall be the refund of any purchase price actually paid.
13. GoIndustry DoveBid will announce any additions to or deletions from the catalog on the day of the auction. GoIndustry DoveBid and the seller assume no responsibility for, and make no representations or warranties concerning, descriptions of assets contained in marketing materials for the auction. It is the bidders' obligation to verify such descriptions prior to the auction.
14. Neither GoIndustry DoveBid nor seller shall be liable for any damages of any type or nature (whether in contract, tort or otherwise) sustained or claimed by any bidder or any other person or entity in connection with the auction. Without limiting the foregoing, in no event shall GoIndustry DoveBid's or Seller's liability to any bidder for any act or omission occurring in connection with the auction exceed the amount that such bidder has actually paid to GoIndustry DoveBid as a deposit or as payment for a purchased item.
15. Auctioneer will announce the removal, or "check-out" in the Notice to Purchasers. Auctioneer shall have no responsibility to disconnect utilities to the sold asset, including electric, gas, waste and water lines. It is the buyer's sole responsibility to arrange and pay for the removal and shipment of purchased items. Also, it is the buyer's responsibility to provide, and/or ensure their agent(s) performing removals on their behalf provide, upon demand, evidence of the following insurance policies with reliable insurance companies, providing the types of coverage and in the amounts more particularly described in the Sample Required Insurance Certificate located on in the Shipping Information section of Auctioneer's website and such other insurance as may be required by any governmental authority, including workers' compensation insurance. Removal shall be conducted responsibly and with due care for the seller's premises. Auctioneer reserves the right on any sale to require that all buyers utilize the services of the movers/shippers/riggers to those listed on Auctioneer's website under "Directory of Shippers" and/or those listed on the sale website as "exclusive, approved" for a particular auction. The buyer shall restore and repair all real and personal property that is altered or damaged as a result of the removal of purchased items. If the buyer does not remove an item within the announced check-out period, Auctioneer and the seller may, in their sole discretion, deem the item to have been abandoned by the buyer and the buyer will have no further rights with respect to the item. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Auctioneer and the seller reserve the right to charge the buyer for the costs of storage beyond the check-out period.
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This seems like a whole lot of nothing, but we can stand behind anything to make baseball's silly season the sillier. Yesterday, Yankees president Randy Levine had this to say by way of explaining why the team was hesitant to give Robinson Cano too many years:
"We just don't believe our policy is for players over 30 years old, we don't believe in 10 year contracts. They just have not worked out for us, they have not worked out, I believe, for the industry...If Mike Trout was here, I'd recommend the 10 year contract. But for people over 30, I don't believe it makes sense."
Fairly innocuous, and a logical point using a logical example. But you can't talk about another team's player in the context of a potential contract. and according to an MLB spokesperson, baseball is investigating whether Levine is guilty of tampering. MLB often announces these investigations, but rarely finds anyone guilty. The public rebuke is generally enough to keep executives on their toes.
Angels GM Jerry Dipoto declined comment. Trout is arbitration-eligible after next year, and under the Angels' control through the 2017 season—at which point only Albert Pujols will still be on the books. But negotiations on a long-term deal will begin well before that, and the Angels don't want Trout already thinking about a New York payday.

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Builders constructing environmental agreements
Source: http://www.recordnet.com, April 23, 2013
By: Alex Breitler
Near the peak of last decade's building boom, air quality officials approved an innovative yet controversial rule holding developers accountable for new pollution caused by growth.
But before long, there was no growth.
Today, as construction activity resumes in south San Joaquin County and all along the Valley, builders are faced with the challenge of designing cleaner neighborhoods or paying to offset pollution elsewhere.
It is not a challenge they initially welcomed, having spent years unsuccessfully attempting to block the rule in court.
But some builders are going even further than what's required under the rule. They are entering into voluntary agreements to cancel out project emissions entirely, which might protect them from litigation under the state's stringent environmental laws.
The latest such agreement was signed last week. Meritage Homes agreed to spend nearly $2 million to offset air quality concerns associated with a Manteca residential development it expects to build over the next six years.
Meritage has also committed to clean-air features such as a vehicle roundabout to reduce stopping and starting, school bus stops to facilitate mass transportation, and sidewalks on both sides of the street encouraging people to walk instead of drive. (Some newer neighborhoods contain just one sidewalk per street.)
"Every little thing helps us reduce the impacts of a development," said Dave Warner, director of permit services for the Valley Air Pollution Control District.
Meritage won approval for the 80-acre development in 2007 and, like many other builders, has been waiting for the right time to proceed.
And that time has arrived for Meritage and others. Warner said last week that the number of developers seeking coverage under the rule is likely to increase 30 percent this year.
The number of even more ambitious voluntary agreements has also gone up. Even before last week's new deal, developers across the Valley had already agreed to pay more than $12 million, money that will be used to replace old diesel tractors or upgrade dirty wood stoves, among other options.
"Most of the developers I've talked to about this process, the real incentive for doing this is that you get the air district behind you saying that the emissions from this project are fully mitigated. And that's pretty hard to challenge" in court, Warner said.
At an air district meeting Thursday, district chief Seyed Sadredin said that while some projects make it through the environmental review process with no problem, others may be challenged by neighbors or union groups – even if they generate the same amount of pollution.
This is part of the reason, he said, some view the California Environmental Quality Act as "dysfunctional."
The voluntary agreements allow the developers to make the case that they're not only eliminating pollution, but also satisfying community concerns.
Meritage did not provide details about why it agreed to the nearly $2 million in voluntary reductions.
John Beckman, head of the Building Industry Association of the Delta, said such voluntary agreements are actually fairly common and have been struck not only between developers and the air district but also between developers and cities or other local planning agencies.
"Oddly enough, it happens all the time," Beckman said. "Unfortunately, a lot of the time it's lawsuit insurance."


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Brewer describes being set on fire
Burning victim takes witness stand
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Michael Brewer took the stand Thursday in the trial of one of the teenagers accused of dousing him with rubbing alcohol and setting him on fire.
Matthew Bent, now 17, is the only one of the three suspects to go before a jury in the 2009 attack on Brewer, now 17. He is accused of orchestrating the attack.
Bent's attorneys characterized the attack as a prank gone horribly wrong. Prosecutors said it was a deliberate, vicious attack made as payback after Brewer's family told police that Bent tried to steal a bike.
Denver Jarvis and Jesus Mendez are already serving prison time in the attack. Jarvis is accused of dousing Brewer with alcohol, and Mendez is accused of flicking the lighter.
Brewer had burns over 65 percent of his body.
On the stand Thursday, he appeared uncomfortable as he recounted the attack for the first time. Brewer said five guys, some of whom he knew, approached him, and when he took off running, they ran after him.
"I started walking fast because I was scared and nervous and stuff," Brewer said. "He said, 'Mike, come here. Nothing's going to happen to you. Nobody's going to do anything to you.'"
"What do you remember happening next?" the prosecutor asked.
"I just remember a cold liquid going down my back and I started walking, and I started feeling burning, and then I started running," Brewer said. "I started running towards the pool, and then I jumped the fence and dove into the swimming pool. I remember a lady coming out of her apartment, talking on the phone with, I guess, her fiance, and them pulling me out of the pool, and I remember looking down, and I could see skin hanging from my arms."
"This sounds like a colossally stupid question, but how did you feel at that point?" the prosecutor asked.
"I felt like I was going to die," Brewer said.
During cross-examination, Brewer appeared frustrated and angry. He admitted, however, that he never saw Bent give the others any kind of signal to hurt him.
"In fact, he never blinked his eyes at anybody, did he?" the defense attorney asked.
"No, he didn't," Brewer said.
"And you at no time ever saw him or heard him tell anybody to set you afire, did you?" the attorney asked.
"No, I didn't," Brewer said.
Brewer left the courtroom in tears, in the arms of family members. He and his family did not want to speak to reporters.
Bent is charged with attempted second-degree murder. If convicted, he faces 30 years in prison.
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Canon SKU: 5169B003 | Helix SKU: CA5169B003U
Includes: Front Cap, Strap, Battery & Charger.
Condition: Excellent.
Digital, AF/AE single-lens reflex, camera with built-in flash
Recording Media
SD/SDHC/SDXC card, via external media (USB v.2.0 hard drive, or via Wireless LAN (Eye-Fi card*))
*Canon cameras are not guaranteed to support Eye-Fi card functions, including wireless transfer. In case of an issue with the Eye-Fi card, please consult with the card manufacturer. The use of Eye-Fi cards may not be approved in all regions, or from one region to another; please contact the card manufacturer for status of approval in the country/region of use.
Image Format
22.3 x 14.9 mm (APS-C size)
Compatible Lenses
Canon EF lenses including EF-S lenses
(35mm-equivalent focal length is approx.1.6x the lens focal length)
Lens Mount
Canon EF mount
High-sensitivity, high-resolution, large single-plate CMOS sensor
Effective pixels: Approx. 18.0 megapixels
Total Pixels
Total pixels: Approx. 18.70 megapixels
Aspect Ratio
3:2 (Horizontal : Vertical)
Color Filter System
RGB primary color filters
Low Pass Filter
Fixed position in front of the CMOS sensor
Dust Deletion Feature
(1) Automatic Sensor Cleaning
(2) Dust Delete Data appended to the captured image
(3) Manual cleaning of sensor
Recording Format
Design rule for Camera File System 2.0 and 2.30
File Size
(1) Large: Approx. 17.90 Megapixels (5,184 x 3,456)
(2) Medium: Approx. 8.00 Megapixels (3,456 x 2,304)
(3) Small: Approx. 4.50 Megapixels (2,592 x 1,728)
(4) S2: Approx. 2.50 Megapixels (1,920 x 1,280)
(5) S3: Approx. 0.35 Megapixels (720 x 480)
(6) RAW: Approx. 17.90 Megapixels (5,184 x 3,456)
Exact file sizes depend on the subject, ISO speed, Picture Style, etc.
Recording Functions
Images record directly to the SD card.
File Numbering
Consecutive numbering, auto reset, manual reset.
RAW + JPEG Simultaneous Recording
RAW and Large JPEG images are recorded simultaneously
Color Space
sRGB, Adobe RGB
Picture Style
Auto, Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Neutral, Faithful, Monochrome, User Defined 1-3
Auto, Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten Light, White Fluorescent Light, Flash, Custom
Auto White Balance
Auto white balance with the image sensor
Color Temperature Compensation
White balance correction:
White balance bracketing:
Color Temperature Information Transmission
Eye-level SLR (with fixed pentamirror)
Vertical/Horizontal approx. 95% (TD)
Approx. 0.85x / 23.8° (with 50mm lens at infinity, -1 m-1 (dpt))
Eye Point
Approx. 19 mm (At -1m-1 from the eyepiece lens center)
Dioptric Adjustment Correction
Adjustable from approx. -3.0 to +1.0 m-1 (dpt)
Focusing Screen
Quick-return half mirror (transmittance: reflectance ratio of 40:60)
Viewfinder Information
1) AF information (AF points, focus confirmation light)
2) Exposure information (Shutter speed, aperture, ISO speed, AE lock, exposure level, spot metering circle, exposure warning)
3) Flash information (Flash ready, flash exposure compensation, high-speed sync, FE lock, red-eye reduction light)
4) Image information (Highlight tone priority, Monochrome shooting, maximum burst, white balance correction, SD card information)
5) Composition information (Grid, electronic level)
6) Battery check
Depth Of Field Preview
Enabled with depth-of-field preview button
TTL-CT-SIR AF-dedicated CMOS sensor
AF Points
9 points (Center AF point is AF cross-type at f/5.6, Center AF point is vertical line-sensitive at f/2.8.)
AF Working Range
EV -0.5 - 18 (at 23°C/73°F and ISO 100, based on Canon's testing standards)
Focusing Modes
(1) Autofocus
(2) Manual focus (MF)
AF Point Selection
(1) Manual selection
(2) Auto selection
* Automatically set (2) in Basic Zone modes and A-DEP mode.
Selected AF Point Display
Indicated by superimposed display in the viewfinder and on the LCD monitor
AF Assist Beam
(1) Intermittent firing of built-in flash
(2) Effective range: Approx. 4 m/13.1 ft at center, approx. 3.5 m/11.5 ft at periphery
* With an EOS-dedicated Speedlite attached, the Speedlite's AF-assist beam is emitted instead.
* Compatible with assist-beam (intermittent firing) of 320EX, 270EX II and 270EX flashes.
Metering Modes
TTL maximum aperture metering with 63-zone metering sensor
Metering Range
EV 1.0 - EV 20.0 (at 73°F/23°C with EF50mm f/1.4 USM lens, ISO 100)
Exposure Control Systems
Program AE (Shiftable), Shutter-priority AE, Aperture-priority AE, Manual exposure, Automatic depth-of-field, Scene Intelligent Auto, Flash Off, Creative Auto, Programmed Image Control modes, E-TTL II autoflash program AE
ISO Speed Range
Auto, ISO 100 - 6400 (in whole-stop increments), H: 12800
Exposure Compensation
Manual: ±5 stops in 1/3- or 1/2-stop increments (AEB ±2 stops)
* Indicated up to ±3 stops in the viewfinder.
AE Lock
Auto: Applied in One-Shot AF mode with evaluative metering when focus is achieved
Manual: By AE lock button
Vertical-travel, mechanical, focal-plane shutter with all speeds electronically controlled.
Shutter Speeds
1/4000 to 1/60 sec., X-sync at 1/200 sec.
1/4000 to 30 sec., Bulb (Total shutter speed range. Available range varies by shooting mode.)
Shutter Release
Soft-touch electromagnetic release
Self Timer
10-sec. or 2-sec. delay
Remote Control
(1) The EOS Rebel T3i has a remote control terminal for Remote Switch RS-60E3.
(2) Compatible with Remote Controller RC-6, RC-1 and RC-5.
Auto pop-up, retractable, built-in flash in the pentaprism
Flash Metering System
E-TTL II autoflash
Guide Number
Approx. 13/43 (at ISO 100 in meters/feet)
Recycling Time
Approx. 3 sec.
Flash Ready Indicator
Flash-ready icon lights in viewfinder
Flash Coverage
Up to 17mm focal length (equivalent to approx. 28mm in 135 format)
FE Lock
Flash Exposure Compensation
Up to ±2 stops in 1/3- or 1/2-stop increments
Flash Metering
E-TTL II autoflash
Flash Exposure Compensation
±2 stops in 1/3-stop or 1/2-stop increments
FE Lock
Drive Modes
Single, Continuous, 10-sec. self-timer/Remote control, 2-sec. self-timer, Continuous shooting after 10-sec. self-timer
Continuous Shooting Speed
Max. approx. 3.7 fps [TD] (with One-Shot AF or AI SERVO AF)
* Same as with Battery Grip BG-E8 loaded with size-AA/LR6 alkaline batteries.
Maximum Burst
JPEG (Large/Fine): approx. 34
RAW: approx. 6
RAW+JPEG (Large/Fine): approx. 3
* The number of possible shots and maximum burst apply to a 4GB card based on Canon's testing standards.
* The image file size, number of possible shots, and maximum burst will vary depending on the shooting conditions (3:2 aspect ratio, subject, memory card brand, ISO speed, Picture Style, Custom Functions, etc.).
* "F" indicates that continuous shooting is possible until the card becomes full.
Shooting Modes
Still photo shooting and video shooting
(1) Autofocus (Same as focusing with Live View shooting)
Before shooting a movie, 1, 2, and 3 below are possible.
AF during movie shooting is possible with [AF w/ shutter button during video]. When this is set to [Enable], 1 and 2 below are possible:
A. Live mode
B. Face detection Live mode
C. Quick mode
* If 3 has been set when you start shooting a movie, it will switch to 1 automatically.
(2) Manual focusing
* Magnify the image by about 5x or 10x and focus manually.
* Magnified view not possible with digital zoom nor during movie shooting.
Metering Modes
(1) AF point-linked evaluative metering
* Used when the AF mode is Face detection Live mode and a face has been detected.
(2) Center-weighted average metering
* Used during manual focus, when the AF mode is Face detection Live mode and a face has not been detected. Also used in the Live mode and Quick mode.
* Metering range: EV 0 to EV 20 (At 23°C/73°F and ISO 100, with 50mm f/1.4 lens)
Metering Range
EV 0 to EV 20 (At 23°C/73°F and ISO 100, with 50mm f/1.4 lens)
Grid Display
Two grids provided (not displayed during movie shooting):
(1) Grid 1: Pair of vertical and horizontal lines
(2) Grid 2: 5 vertical and 3 horizontal lines
Exposure Simulation
Silent Shooting
Not provided
File Format
MOV (image data: H.264; audio: Linear PCM (monaural))
* Meta information is embedded in the MOV file (no separate THM file)
File Size
Recording Size: 1920 x 1080 (Full HD), 1280 x 720 (HD), 640 x 480 (SD)
|Movie-recording Size
|Total Recording Time
|File Size
|8GB Card
|16GB Card
|22 min.
|44 min.
|330 MB/min.
|22 min.
|22 min.
|330 MB/min.
|1 hr. 32 min.
|3 hr. 4 min.
|82.5 MB/min.
* The file system limits the file size of a single movie clip to 4 GB. If the movie clip reaches 4 GB, the shooting will stop automatically. This translates to around 11 min. for 1920 x 1080 and 1280 x 720, and around 46 min. for 640 x 480.
* Even if the file size of a single movie clip is within 4 GB, movie shooting will automatically terminate when the movie time reaches 29 min. 59 sec.
Frame Rates
24, 25, 30, 50, or 60 fps (30 fps during magnified view)
(1) Autofocus (Same as focusing with Live View shooting)
Before shooting a movie, A, B, and C below are possible.
AF during movie shooting is possible with [AF w/ shutter button during video]. When this is set to [Enable], A and B below are possible:
A. Live mode
B. Face detection Live mode
C. Quick mode
* If C has been set when you start shooting a movie, it will switch to A automatically.
(2) Manual focusing
* Magnify the image by about 5x or 10x and focus manually.
* Magnified view not possible with digital zoom nor during movie shooting.
Exposure Control
Program AE for video shooting, Manual exposure
Exposure Compensation
±3 stops in 1/3-stop increments
TFT color, liquid-crystal monitor
Monitor Size
3.0 in. (Screen aspect ratio of 3:2)
Approx. 1,040,000 dots
Approx. 100%
Viewing Angle: 170°
Brightness Control
Adjustable to one of seven brightness levels
Interface Languages
25 (English, German, French, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Romanian, Ukraine, Turkish, Arabic, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese)
Display Format
(1) Single image display
(2) Index display
(3) Jump display (Image jump w/ Main Dial)
Highlight Alert
On the detailed information and histogram displays, highlight areas with no image data will blink.
Erase protection can be applied/canceled for a single image, all images in a folder, or all images in the card.
Erase single image, erase selected images, erase all images on folder, erase all images in a card, or erase only unprotected images.
Compatible Printers
PictBridge-compatible printers
Printable Images
JPEG images complying to Design rule for Camera File System
Version 1.1 compatible
Custom Functions
11 Custom Functions with 34 settings settable with the camera
Camera User Settings
Not provided
USB Terminal
Hi-Speed USB-standard mini-B terminal for personal computer communications and PictBridge.
Video Out Terminal
(1) Video OUT terminal: NTSC/PAL selectable
(2) mini-HDMI OUT terminal
Battery Pack LP-E8 x 1
* With the AC Adapter Kit ACK-E8, AC power is possible.
* With BG-E8, two battery packs (LP-E8) can be used. Or six size-AA/LR6 batteries can be used.
Battery Life
1) Camera body only:
|Shooting Method
|Shooting Conditions
|Viewfinder Shooting
|At 73°F/23°C
|Approx. 550
|Approx. 440
|At 32°F/0°C
|Approx. 470
|Approx. 400
|Live View Shooting
|At 73°F/23°C
|Approx. 200
|Approx. 180
|At 32°F/0°C
|Approx. 170
|Approx. 150
2) With Battery Grip BG-E8:
|Shooting Method
|Shooting Conditions
|Viewfinder Shooting
|LP-E8 x 1
|Same as (1)
|LP-E8 x 2
|At 73°F/23°C
|Approx. 1100
|Approx. 880
|At 32°F/0°C
|Approx. 940
|Approx. 800
alkaline batteries
|At 73°F/23°C
|Approx. 470
|Approx. 270
|At 32°F/0°C
|Approx. 130
|Approx. 80
|Live View Shooting
|LP-E8 x 1
|Same as (1)
|LP-E8 x 2
|At 73°F/23°C
|Approx. 400
|Approx. 360
|At 32°F/0°C
|Approx. 340
|Approx. 300
alkaline batteries
|At 73°F/23°C
|At 32°F/0°C
The figures above are based on CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association) testing standards
Battery Check
Automatic battery level check when power is turned ON.
Battery level indicated in one of four levels on LCD monitor.
Power Saving
Power turns off after the set time of non-operation elapses
* [Auto power off] settable to 30 sec., 1 min., 2 min., 4 min., 8 min., or 15 min.
Date/Time Battery
Built-in secondary battery. When fully-charged, the date/time can be maintained for about three months.
Start-up Time
Approx. 0.1 sec. (Based on CIPA testing standards)
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Approx. 5.2 x 3.9 x 3.1 in./133.1 x 99.5 x 79.7mm
Approx. 18.2 oz. / 515g (body only)
Working Temperature Range
Working Humidity Range
85% or less
All data are based on Canon's Standard Test Method. Subject to change without notice. â¨
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As the political impasse persists in divided Ivory Coast, the West African country, which was once the region?s economic powerhouse, faces further decline. Residents and analysts are very worried about the quickly dissolving economic situation there.
At a protest this week in Abidjan, a farmer complained about an ongoing cocoa embargo by major foreign export companies.
The farmer said, in Ivory Coast, cocoa money is essential for keeping children in school and for staying alive.
As economic sanctions pile against the government of disputed incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo, more and more banks operating in Ivory Coast shut down this week, prompting a run on the few remaining banks which have stayed open.
One student trying to get his money out, Jules Camara, said everyone is getting irritated.
He said banks should stay out of politics.
Shortages in cooking gas, rising prices in food markets, mass layoffs and companies shutting down are some of the other economic distress factors which are becoming more and more common place throughout Ivory Coast.
There is now general uncertainty whether Mr. Gbagbo will be able to pay the army and civil servants for the month of February.
In a statement read on state television late Thursday, Mr. Gbabo?s government said it would take over control of some of the closed banks, but it was unclear if it would be able to do so.
The United Nations, African groupings and most countries recognize Mr. Gbagbo?s challenger Alassane Ouattara as the winner of last year?s presidential election. But in December, the Ivory Coast constitutional council threw out votes from the rebel held north, alleging fraud. This gave victory to Mr. Gbagbo and produced the current stalemate.
After independence from France in 1960, the Ivory Coast economic success story was built on cocoa, and other agricultural products including coffee, cotton and fruits.
But many laborers, who originally came from neighboring countries, and their descendants, increasingly felt marginalized. This contributed to a rebellion in 2002 which split Ivory Coast in two.
Africa analyst with British-based Chatham House Paul Melly says while other West African countries have had economic growth in recent years, Ivory Coast has faced a steady decline.
"Cote d?Ivoire, the great success story has spent a decade stagnating, caught between civil war and this sort of peace that barely functions with interminable political wrangling and consequently an almost total absence of long term government strategy," said Melly.
He says the north under rebel occupation was the first area to face a severe downturn.
"For most of the last decade, public services have been completely absent because the government in the south stopped paying people. So, [you have] just basic grassroots non-governmental organization assistance, a few people hanging on, but mostly the public service infrastructure has decayed very badly," he said. "Health, education, and grassroots development in the poorest parts of the country have not happened for a decade."
Economists fear the northern situation could now become duplicated in the south, with an economy that increasingly subsides outside legal frameworks. They say cocoa farmers have already started selling their beans on illicit markets so their goods can be smuggled to neighboring countries.
Mr. Gbagbo, a former history professor, says he is fighting for a second independence to fully assume sovereignty from external actors, including economic ones. His opponents say he is sacrificing the livelihood of all Ivorians by refusing to cede power.
Ivory Coast Economy Quickly Deteriorates, Alarming Economists and Residents
As the political impasse persists in divided Ivory Coast, the West African country, which was once the region?s economic powerhouse, faces further decline. Residents and analysts are very worried about the quickly dissolving economic situation there.


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Attention Illinois residents! Some of the best genealogy resources online are available for free through the Try-It! Illinois Database trial October 1 – November 30 2012.
This annual statewide database trial is sponsored by Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White and the Illinois State Library. Try-It! Illinois offers library staff and patrons to survey and evaluate a wide variety of electronic resources. Thanks to the partnerships between the Illinois State Library and the participating electronic resource vendors, there is no charge for accessing these databases during Try-It! Illinois.
Due to the nature of this program, libraries are asked not to post the Try-It! Illinois login and password on the Internet, on Web sites or in publicly archived e-newsletters. To access these resources, please contact your local Illinois Library and pick up a login information sheet in person!
Due to the absolutely astounding offering of databases, I've compiled a "must see" list of genealogy resources available during the trial:
- African American Heritage
- America`s GenealogyBank
- America`s Historical Newspapers
- America's Obituaries & Death Notices
- American Broadsides and Ephemera
- Digital Sanborn Maps Geo Edition
- Fold3 History & Genealogy Archives Plus
- Historic Map Works
- Historical Chicago Defender (1909-1975)
- Historical Chicago Tribune (1849 – 1985)
- Historical New York Times (1851 – 2006)
- Newspaper Source Plus
- NewspaperARCHIVE.com (world newspapers from 1700′s onward!)
- ProQuest Obituaries
The Try-It Illinois database trial is a great way for patrons to give libraries valuable observations and feedback regarding online databases. So please let your librarian know what you enjoyed and what tools you found useful!
If you're looking for an indepth guide to the Try-It Illinois Databases, attend the FPLD Genealogy Club meeting on Wednesday, October 10 at 7 pm. You'll learn how to naviatage this trial successfully, and what information you can glean from each resource. The Genealogy Club meets in Meeting Room A of the Fountaindale Public Library in Bolingbrook. The library located at 300 W. Briarcliff Road, across the street from the post office. Light refreshments will be served.
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The Bureau of Diplomatic Security, through its Office of Personnel Security and Suitability, manages the State Department's personnel security clearance program. The Office of Personnel Security and Suitability reviews and analyzes investigations of employment candidates, employees, and others seeking access to the Department of State to assure that granting an individual access to classified information is clearly consistent with the interests of national security.
Personnel security background investigations serve an integral role in the hiring process and retention of employees by providing information to the State Department's Bureau of Human Resources (HR). HR may use the results of investigations to assist in determining a job candidate's or an existing employee's continued suitability for employment.
The Office of Personnel Security and Suitability conducts more than 25,000 personnel security clearances each year for the State Department and other federal agencies.
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Dalton State College in Georgia has
replaced its manual Fact Book development process with an automated dashboard
that draws data directly from the student information system and delivers
information on demand through an online interface.
Dalton State is located in the city of Dalton in northwest Georgia. Serving
about 5,000 students and employing 215 faculty, the small college has only a
couple of people working in the Office of Institutional Research and Planning
(IRP). One of the office's primary responsibilities is to produce the college's
Fact Book, which details statistics and demographics about the college's
students and faculty.
In the past, the IRP office produced the book manually using Microsoft Word
and Excel. The process was time consuming and laborious, especially since the
small staff was simultaneously responsible for handling other information
requests and could not dedicate all of its time to producing the Fact Book. Though the
office would receive final enrollment numbers by October, it would typically take
until January or February to publish the official Fact Book for distribution in
paper copy and PDF.
As the number of information requests continued to grow, Henry Codjoe,
director of IRP at Dalton, decided to look for a more efficient method of
developing the Fact Book. "I know of some schools with one person whose only job
is to produce the Fact Book. We don't have that luxury here," said Codjoe. "We
wanted something that would be faster and more efficient."
Codjoe looked at the various IRP dashboard products available for the higher
education market. There were many to choose from, but most were far beyond the
college's limited budget. Knowing there was no way the college could spend
hundreds of thousands of dollars, Codjoe settled on
iDashboards, an online tool for
monitoring higher education key performance indicators (KPIs) such as
enrollment, accreditation, effectiveness, institutional research, financials and
departmental metrics. After attending an iDashboards workshop and discussing the
college's needs with the company, Codjoe decided it was the most affordable and
suitable option for the college.
"We chose iDashboards because it was relatively inexpensive and they have
good tech support," said Codjoe. "I saw the kind of data it can collect and the
graphics we could use, and I thought this would be good for the data that we
collect here and produce in our Fact Book."
The college opted for the iDashboard In Cloud software-as-a-service, which is
integrated with Dalton State's
Banner student
information system (SIS). As part of the implementation, the company sent a
representative to Dalton State to work with Codjoe and his team for a week,
teaching them how to use the software and working with them to develop their
customized dashboards.
The dashboard pulls in data from two separate sources. It gets most of the
information about student enrollment and demographics from the Banner SIS, but
the IRP office needs to share other information that isn't stored in Banner.
Additional information about faculty, finances and so on is stored in an
extensive array of Excel spreadsheets that were originally developed for the
Fact Book, and those spreadsheets have now been repurposed to funnel information
into the dashboards. As new information becomes available, the IRP staff update
the spreadsheets and that information is automatically available through the
iDashboards interface.
The iDashboards implementation at Dalton State is still a work in progress.
Codjoe wants to build more custom dashboards, including specialized ones for
each of the department heads. "They will be able to look up information like
enrollment numbers, admissions or student withdrawals whenever they want, so
they can use that information for decision-making," said Codjoe. He also hopes
to implement the iDashboards mobile app so faculty and administration can easily
look up information from anywhere.
How It's Used
Now faculty and staff at Dalton State can access key performance indicators
any time they want through the online interface. They just visit the Web site,
select the information they want to see and the dashboard displays it in
graphical format. And because the dashboard updates automatically from the
Banner SIS and IRP spreadsheets, decision-makers no longer have to wait months
for the Fact Book to be compiled and published.
The college's admissions office is using the data for internal analysis. For
example, if the Dalton State wants to admit 500 students in the fall, administrators can look
at historical data to determine how many applications they need to reach that
enrollment number. "iDashboards can you help you do that," said Codjoe. "So to
get that many students you know you need 1,200 applications, but if you're at 800
applications right now then you know you need to put in more effort."
Administrators at the college also use the dashboard to monitor enrollment
numbers so they can intervene if those numbers start to decline. Dalton State's
president keeps tabs on enrollment numbers on a weekly basis. If he sees a
significant drop in enrollment in a specific program, staff can follow up with
students and provide guidance as needed.
Codjoe is happy with the results of the implementation. "We still have a lot
of information to add in there, but it's a good process for us right now," he
said. "We were spending months and months working on the Fact Book. Now all we
do is prepare a very small Quick Facts, which takes about a week to do."
The dashboard has also cut down on the number of information requests coming
into the IRP office. "People used to call us for information such as enrollment
numbers, but now they just go to iDashboards and look it up without calling the
office, so that saves us time, too," said Codjoe.
"It's about efficiency and time management," added Codjoe. "Also, the
information is alive. It can be updated regularly without much sweat. It's
visual, and people like visual stuff. The bottom line is I want to save time and
be more efficient and I think the dashboard does that."
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GSP's Short-Term Parking Lot Permanently Closed
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport's short-term parking lot permanently closed Monday, August 20, as construction is set to begin on the North Wing of the terminal.
The short-term parking lot closed for new business on August 10th. Fencing is being erected around the lot and construction is set to begin soon.
As part of WINGSPAN, the GSP terminal improvement program, the North Wing will expand into what is now the short-term lot, and when finished will temporarily house airline ticket counters and offices. In addition to eventually housing the airport's administration offices, the North Wing will also serve as the first phase build-out of the future second baggage claim area.
"Our hope is that passengers will see this as an exciting start to a new phase of WINGSPAN," said Airport District President/CEO Dave Edwards. "We have a variety of parking options around the GSP campus to serve all of our passengers' parking needs, including parking garages, the daily and the economy lots."
Passengers are reminded that Reserved Parking is also available and reservations can be made online at gspairport.com for a fee of $5 per reservation.
In keeping with the Airport District's long standing commitment to being a good steward of the environment, it was announced today that the trees harvested from the short-term parking lot will be repurposed and used as part of WINGSPAN.
Tidewater Lumber and Mouldings, Inc. of Greer, S.C. will be responsible for project oversight. Timbertech located in Greenville, S.C, will harvest the 26 trees over a period of four-days. Beal Lumber Company of Little Mountain, S.C. will process the trees to lumber. The final drying process, handled by Tidewater Lumber and Mouldings includes both air-drying the stacked lumber and drying the lumber in a dehumidification kiln. Tidewater will also handle the production of the architectural woodwork.
"It's important to us as well as to our passengers, the public and the community that we serve, to make sure these beautiful trees are preserved and remain a part of the airport's history," said Airport Chair Minor Shaw. "The atmosphere at GSP has always been enhanced by the attractive landscaping and so the reuse of these trees would have made our late Chairman Roger Milliken very proud."


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Sealed documents from Watergate might be released
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. Department of Justice says at least some sealed documents in the 1972 Watergate burglary case should be released.
The department responded Friday to a request by a Texas history professor who is seeking access to materials he believes could help answer lingering questions about the burglary that led to President Richard Nixon's resignation.
Luke Nichter wrote a judge in Washington to ask that potentially hundreds of pages of documents be unsealed. The judge earlier this year ordered the Justice Department respond with any objections.
Department attorney Elizabeth Shapiro said in a court document that the office would not oppose the release of at least some documents.


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Patronato Municipal de Turismo de Toledo
Easter week in Toledo
Patronato Municipal de Turismo de Toledo
Easter week in Toledo
Practical information
- When?: To be confirmed
- Where: Toledo
- More information : http://www.semanasantatoledo.com/
- Autonomous region: Castilla-La Mancha
- Province/Island: Toledo
- Category: Festivity of International Tourist Interest
The Easter brotherhoods show outstanding ability moving their statues through the narrow streets of the city.
The Easter week celebrations in Toledo are characterised by the solemn nature of the processions. Special mention should be made of those that take place on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. The city's streets, monuments and historic buildings help to create a very special atmosphere during the various acts, especially by night. Furthermore, on these days, those in attendance have a unique chance to see inside all the churches, convents and monasteries that are usually closed for the rest of the year – they open their doors for this celebration, to host the different religious services on the programme.
Easter week is one of the most heartfelt and deep-rooted fiestas celebrated in Spain. This commemoration has centuries of history and tradition, remembering the passion and death of Jesus Christ. The streets of the majority of Spain's cities, towns and villages become the stage for religious fervour and devotion, combining grief and meditation in memory of Christ's death. Music, art and colour come together in magical processions - solemn parades in which crowds of people accompany religious images on their route through the streets.
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What does it take to train for the Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii? Follow our four-part series about Suunto athlete Åsa Lundström as she prepares and find out!
For Swedish triathlete Åsa Lundström the next few weeks are everything.
Over the last month, the 30-year-old medical student and professional athlete has been preparing for the approaching Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii on October 10th, 2015.
It's the legendary Ironman that every triathlete dreams of competing in. That dream is about to become a reality for Åsa.
"Every sport has tales to tell of battles on the race course," she says. "And with Ironman, we all hear stories of the legendary clashes of the triathlon titans at Kona.
"The best part is that we now have the opportunity to become one of those stories."
Click here to read more about Åsa, the unlikely Swedish triathlete
Like all big projects, Åsa's road to Kona begins with the most important step: careful planning. She works closely with her professional triathlete coach, Cliff English, for this. When to intensify, where to train and when to go to Hawaii have all been planned well in advance.
Cliff updates Åsa's training schedule week-by-week, always trying to find the right balance between the intensity and volume of her training and ensuring she gets enough recovery time.
"I'm constantly monitoring her sessions, looking at objective measurements, such as pace and power, as well as her subjective feedback on each session and on other factors including sleep quality, muscle soreness and freshness," Cliff says.
During a normal training week, Åsa puts in between 20 and 25 hours. For Kona, that jumps to 35 hours every week. Her life becomes structured around training. In one week, she swims five or six times, cycles four or five times, runs five to six times and does strength and core training three times.
"Åsa typically trains two to three times per day," Cliff says. "Some of the sessions are separate with a morning session then a midday session and typically a lighter active recovery session later in the day.
"I tend to prescribe one key session per day, however I also include combo sessions that include bike and run that are typically executed at race efforts."
All this training might sound austere, like Åsa has no life, but she enjoys the process.
"When I have a big goal to work towards, it feels natural to focus on that, and to make choices adjusted to it," Åsa says. "I don't believe being disciplined means life cannot be fun at the same time."
To keep things fun and to plan in a short term training goal, Åsa recently competed in the Tjörn Triathlon in Sweden and won the women's division.
"It was a great boost," she says, "and gave me proof that my training is going in the right direction."
That's important because she says it's not always easy to tell if her build up is going well.
"When you are in a big training period, you feel tired and worn, and it's hard to tell sometimes," she explains. "However, when you feel tired, and you somehow manage to make the body do what you ask, then this is a good sign, especially if you were able to push yourself to a required pace or effort you didn't think you could do."
Åsa recently travelled to Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands to begin her final preparations. The warmer conditions are more similar to Hawaii than in Sweden, making it a good training ground.
Check out the second step, progress, of our four part series about Åsa as she continues on the road to the Ironman World Championship in Kona.


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Eastfield College has another new brewing certificate on tap, with classes scheduled to start in November. After successfully partnering with several local breweries to begin offering a Journeyman Brewer Certificate this past summer, the college is now adding a
Technical Brewer Certificate geared toward individuals who are already working in the brewery industry and would like to move into a higher position, such as a Master Brewer. No other institution in Texas offers such a certificate.
Master Brewer Peter Boettcher, who teaches classes in both of Eastfield's brewer certificate programs, holds a degree in Brewing Science and is a state certified trainer of brewers from the Doemens World Brewing Academy. He brings more than 30 years of brewing experience into the classroom and said there is a need for more educated and qualified brewers.
"I have been contacted by breweries in Texas and throughout the U.S. looking for referrals of where to find qualified brewers," Boettcher said. "What makes this program so special is that it provides the necessary technological and scientific background for head brewers and brewmasters, and it also provides the practical leadership aspect of brewing management. That is a very unique configuration in brewing education."
The Technical Brewer Certificate program consists of two classes: Applied Brewing Science and Advanced Brewing Practices. To enter the Technical Brewer Certificate program, candidates must have previous educational knowledge in brewing as well as practical working experience in the brewing industry. Technical Brewers are fit for a leadership role within the brewing industry as well as the brewing supply industry.
Technical Brewer classes start Nov. 2, 2015. The next Journeyman Brewer class starts Feb. 8, 2016. Local breweries who are partnering with Eastfield College in the brewer certificate programs include Grapevine Craft Brewery, Rahr & Sons Brewing, Shannon Brewing, Martin House Brewing, Rabbit Hole Brewing, Texas Ale Brewing, Lakewood Brewing, Community Beer Company, Panther Island Brewing and Twin Peaks Brewing Co.
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VAT and education in the GCC
Impacts of VAT on education institutions in the Gulf
Economic and social growth are supported by investments in the education sector. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have been implementing major reforms with the aim to enhance the level of education. So how will Value Added Tax (VAT) implementation in the GCC affect the education sector?
The release of the Treaty is a landmark event for the region and marks the true beginning of VAT implementation across the GCC. The Treaty establishes the common principles of the VAT system which is to apply in each GCC State and provides a structure on which domestic VAT legislation will be developed. The publication of the Treaty means we have clarity over the principles which every State will be required to enact and can confirm our understanding of how VAT in the GCC will impact the education sector.
The summary document aims to give a greater understanding of the introduction of VAT in GCC and how VAT will impact the education sector and what are the associated challenges for educational institutions and related parties as per the below:
- Basic concepts of the GCC VAT Treaty
- What will be the VAT liability for supplies in the education sector in the GCC?
- What are the business issues that will arise upon the introduction of VAT in the GCC?