Daily Archives: 10/13/2018

Guyana Ex-Soldiers Association Canada – Christmas Dinner/Dance – Toronto – December 1. 2018

10/13/2018 – 2:41 am

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Business: The 15 Corporations That Make the Most Cars – By Jeff Desjardins … with Infographics

10/13/2018 – 1:34 am

Business: The 15 Corporations That Make the Most Cars – By Jeff Desjardins … with Infographics

  ……..  A Family tree of Automotive Makers

As a company like Tesla has discovered over its relatively short history, the manufacturing processes required to make thousands of cars at scale are extremely costly and ridden with unexpected setbacks. To make matters worse the vehicle market is ultra competitive, with very little room for error.

Unless you have a game-changing innovation, powerful brand loyalty, or strong cost leadership, it’s easy to have your lunch eaten by competitors – or to get gobbled up in the industry’s next M&A transaction.

THE AUTO LANDSCAPE

Today’s infographic comes to us from Alan’s Factory Outlet, and it shows the 15 corporations that make the majority of the world’s cars.

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Sexual violence is the savage manifestation of female domination – By Mohamed Hamaludin

10/13/2018 – 12:27 am

Sexual violence is the savage manifestation of female domination

By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN

A healer to the sexually brutalized and a survivor of such brutality — the Norwegian Nobel Committee selects them for the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize.

The year is 1999 and Denis Mukwege, a French-trained gynecologist, opens the Panzi Hospital to treat women brutalized by war in his native Congo, dubbed the rape capital of the world.

Performing around 10 surgical operations in 18-hour days, Mukwege treats more than 85,000 women, 50,000 of them survivors of wartime rape. In a United Nations speech in September 2012, he denounces  “violence against women and rape as a strategy of war.” A month later, he escapes an assassination attempt because he is not at home at the time and goes into exile in Europe for three months. He returns after women in the area served by his hospital sell their crops to pay for his plane ticket.    Continue reading →

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