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By StrollerMom Activities, Montreal (Ville Marie)February 16, 2017
Hmmmmm. What to do…what to do on Valentine's Day……
"Do you boys want to go on a Valentine's Day date? To a concert?"
"A date with who?"
"With me! Your loving mom. I'll even wear mascara!"
"But then you look kinda look like a vampire."
Big sigh. "Fine no mascara."
Date set! An interactive chamber music concert – for the whole family – seemed like it would be a pretty good mélange of music, culture and fun. And it was! I found it both relaxing and invigorating (is that possible? Yes it is!), and the boys had a great introduction to classical music. If fact, they really, REALLY liked it and want to see the next concert in the series.
Founded in 2008 by Allegra Chamber Music, Bach Before Bedtime is a series of concerts aimed at introducing children to classical music pieces, interspersed with a whimsical bilingual story. During the 45 minute concert, children might be invited on stage to conduct the musicians, they can play along with percussion instruments, take part in a group dance near their seats or in the aisles, join in a silly sing-along, and afterward they can get up close with the performers and their instruments. Bonus: Cookies and juice are served in the lobby after the show.
Cookies and juice for the win, 'cause they saved the stuck-in-traffic car ride home!
But, back to the beginning.
After talking my brother into accompanying (and driving) us, we loaded up two eight-year olds, a four-year old, and a twelve-month old for the long, LOUD, and frustrating drive downtown.
Twenty-thousand questions and complaints later and we were almost there. By some stroke of luck, we found parking right outside the concert hall, and zipped into the Elizabeth Wirth Music Building. With three minutes to spare.
There are helpful volunteers to take your pre-bought tickets, or to register you as a walk-in. We were too late, but there was also a pre-concert craft going on in the lobby, right beside the stroller parking area.
McGill's Tanna Schulich Hall feels very grown up, and after hissing "We don't kick the seat in front of us!" we sat down and arranged our hats, mitts and giant coats behind us.
Intimate and entertaining, the concert was a great intro for all the kids. I wasn't sure how The Destroyer would fare, as my little playground buddy is not quite a sit down and listen quietly type, but he was mesmerized. He was actually so quiet and still that I leaned over and asked if he was ok. The big boys were also equally intrigued, and I was delighted at the surprise introduction of the musicians and their instruments. Interspersed with the story's narration and projected images, the chamber music, by some of Montreal's premiere classical musicians, is played for just the right length to keep little minds interested.
Mademoiselle Pin Drop and Monsieur Le Silence signs are a reminder to try and stay a little quiet, but there were coos of delight, kids laughing, and babies crying. Several parents had babies in carriers (you need to leave your stroller in the lobby), while others stood and did the "parent sway" in the aisle to the side.
Towards the end of the concert volunteers passed out percussion instruments which the kids delighted in shaking and banging along with the music. We then learned some concert etiquette – the musicians leave the stage first before the audience gets up! – and got to meet the musicians and see their instruments up close. The older kids requested some Star Wars music to which the french horn player cheerfully obliged. Happy smiles 🙂
I'm kind of hoping that one of my kids will take up the french horn because I LOVE the sound.
A friend of mine and her two kids saw the previous concert and said this about their experience:
"The concert was wonderful! The kids loved it and it has led to a lot of creative art projects and very imaginative games! I think they'll remember it for a long time."
From my eight-year old:
"I liked when the french horn player did the Star Wars music for me!"
Some important notes:
-Follow Bach Before Bedtime's FACEBOOK page HERE for up-to-date info on concerts. The next concert takes place on March 14th at 11am and 4:30pm. You'll also find the link for registering through the FB page.
More info on the Bach Before Bedtime concert series can be found on their WEBSITE.
-There is a suggested donation of 20$ per family.
-The address is 527 Sherbrooke O., Montreal, QC H3A 1E3 on the corner of Aylmer. The entrance to the building is on Sherbrooke.
We were miraculously able to find (free!) street parking right around the corner on Aylmer, and there's also paid meter spots around as well as an Impark lot on Aylmer just north of Rue Sainte-Catherine
-Bring your own percussion instruments or borrow one at the concert. Just make sure to return them when you leave!
-Age range? There were infants up to older kids (10ish?) in the audience. Both my 4-year old and the 8-year old really enjoyed it.
LaScena Musicale NOVEMBER 2016
by NICOLE YEBA
Stella, the little heroine of the Stella series by award-winning author Marie-Louise Gay is a young redheaded girl whose imagination has no limits. The series, written in French and English, has been translated into a dozen languages and expanded into different artforms. There is a live theatre adaption of the series in Portugal, a puppet theatre adaption in Nova Scotia, and an animated TV series. In Stella, Fairy of the Forest, Stella and her little brother Sam make their way to the forest to see a fairy. On their way, Sam asks her many questions about insects and animals, about trees' age and growth of rocks. Stella answers him with creative responses.
Stella, Fairy of the Forest is the featured story in the coming edition of Bedtime. Before Bach. Gay will be reading her story in French and English accompanied by chamber music performed by the Kaleio Woodwind Quintet, pianist Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg, and doublebassist Reuven Rothman. They will be performing excerpts from Danzi Woodwind Quintet op. 56 No. 1, Saint Saëns, D'Rivera's Contradanza for Woodwind Quintet, and Ibert's 3 Pièces Brèves. Illustrations of the book will be projected on the stage to visually follow the adventures of Stella and Sam in the forest. Children will be able hear and see an interactive version of the story.
Bedtime stories are important in a child's development as they challenge imagination and stimulate creativity. "Reading, art and music expand a child's perception of the world. They are windows onto other cultures, other lives, other emotions," says Gay. "They enrich and empower children to recognize their emotional response to music or to stories."
"In my imagination, all these small creatures and natural wonders could be translated into music," says Gay about why Stella, Fairy of the Forest would make a good story for Bach Before Bedtime. "I can't wait to hear the musical 'voices," she adds.
Bach. Before Bedtime (BBB) is a series of interactive and experiential chamber music concerts for children of all ages. Founded by the Allegra Chamber Music in 2008, its mission is to introduce children to the world of classical music where they can interact with the performers by trying their instruments, playing with percussion instruments and conducting musicians. Juices and cookies are provided after the concert.
Tuesday, November 22, 11 AM and 4:30PM, Tanna Schulich Hall, Montreal. Suggested donation per family; $20, www.allegrachambermusic.com
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2015 35th Gala
Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette
Published on: September 20, 2015
Vivian Ventura McCormick 'conducts' musicians at McGill's Tanna Schulich Hall at a Bach Before Bedtime concert in Montreal on Thursday, March 12, 2015. Bach Before Bedtime is a program of the Allegra chamber music series, founded by Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg, left. A gala event celebrating the 35th anniversary of Allegra is set to take place Sept. 30, 2015.
John Kenney / Montreal Gazette
When Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg founded Allegra, a grassroots, not-for-profit organization, it was to provide chamber music programming for Montrealers free of charge. She has been its artistic director from the outset – and Allegra is now entering its 35th season.
"We want to make the music accessible to all," she said. "I feel passionate about chamber music … It is a labour of love."
Fieldman Fraiberg, who is also a pianist, has assembled musicians, many drawn from the Orchestre Métropolitain and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, to perform an innovative program of works during a season of six concerts; they take place on the campus of McGill University, in Redpath Hall and Tanna Schulich Hall.
Allegra is steered by volunteers; there is minimal administrative overhead. Financial support comes from sponsors and family foundations – sponsors are the Rosalind and Morris Goodman Family Foundation, Power Corporation of Canada and the Banque Nationale – but Allegra relies on donations and proceeds from an annual gala to raise most of the funds that sustain it.
This year, Allegra's benefit concert will be on Sept. 30 at Tanna Schulich Hall, 527 Sherbrooke St. W. It begins at 6 p.m. with a cocktail dinatoire and a silent auction featuring gift certificates for restaurants, theatre tickets, tennis tickets, spa passes and more.
The concert begins at 7. With soprano Suzie LeBlanc as special guest, Fieldman Fraiberg on piano, Simon Aldrich on clarinet, Elvira Misbakhova on violin, Pierre Tourville on viola and Sheila Hannigan on cello, they will perform Franz Schubert's Der Hirt auf dem Felsen, D. 965 for soprano, clarinet and piano; Gustav Mahler's Ich bin der Welt Abhanden Gekommen, from Rückert Lieder, arranged by Aldrich for soprano, clarinet and strings; and Robert Schumann's piano quartet, op.47. The concert will be followed by a dessert reception.
The event is a tribute to Montreal philanthropist Rosalind Goodman, a music lover and longtime Allegra board member; she died in August of 2014.
Tickets are available at three prices: $125, $200 and $300. Call 514-935-3933 or email email@example.com.
Eight years ago Allegra added an afternoon program, Bach Before Bedtime, to introduce children to chamber music in a fun setting in which they interact with music, musicians and instruments. The 2015-2016 season of six concerts will take place Tuesday afternoons at Tanna Schulich Hall.
"Our aim is to provide children with a fun learning experience and fill the increasing void of classical music in our society," Fieldman Fraiberg said. Go to allegrachambermusic.com to learn more.
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Interactive concert series draws kids to classical music
Bach Before Bedtime: Interactive concert series draws kids to classical music
Series hosted at McGill's Tanna Schulich Hall makes classical music - and musicians - accessible to kids.
Bach Before Bedtime draws kids to classical music
Applause: Swap meet is music to children's ears
Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette More from Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette
Published on: March 8, 2015
Participant Ali Mindel, left, with organizer Shawna Goodman, at a swap meet on Feb. 18. The event raised $900 for Allegra Chamber Music and its Bach Before Bedtime program for children.Shawna Goodman
About 25 people came together at a swap meet organized by Montreal mother, cooking teacher and community volunteer Shawna Goodman in an event that raised $900 for Bach Before Bedtime, an interactive concert series put together for children up to the age of 8 by the musicians of Allegra Chamber Music.
Participants in Goodman's swap event, held Feb. 18, dropped off between five and 10 items in advance — everything from housewares such as platters and serving pieces and fashion items including scarves and purses and shoes. Items were either gently used or not used at all. (Sometimes we make choices that are wrong for us — but perfect for someone else. Or we have items we don't use — and yet someone else could.)
They paid an admission fee of $36, which went to Allegra and Bach Before Bedtime, and they could take home up to the number of items they brought. Each participant received one personalized clothespin for each item she brought; she browsed and placed a clothespin on items she wanted. If an item had more than one clothespin attached, a draw was held.
A vegetarian lunch was served and the swap meet, held between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., was an opportunity for people to make new friends or catch up with old ones. All leftover items were donated and delivered to the MADA Community Centre (www.madacenter.com). Its mission is to help people in need with basic necessities, all the while preserving their dignity and helping them to become self-sufficient.
Allegra's Bach Before Bedtime series features 45-minute concerts, followed by the opportunity for children to go up on stage, meet the musicians and touch and examine their instruments. Cost is $15 per family. The next Bach Before Bedtime concert is on Thursday, March 12, at 4:30 p.m. at McGill University's Tanna Schulich Hall, 527 Sherbrooke St. W. Reserve at email@example.com or learn more at bachbeforebedtime on Facebook.
Allegra Chamber Music, founded by Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg, brings together some of Montreal's finest chamber musicians to present works that are seldom heard as well as unusual combinations of instruments and contemporary and traditional repertoire. Now in its 34th season, Allegra is the only chamber music organization in Montreal that does not charge for its annual series of concerts. The generosity of sponsors and friends makes this possible, as does an annual gala concert.
The next Allegra Chamber Music concert is to take place March 12 at 8 p.m. at Tanna Schulich Hall. The program features works by Beethoven, Joaquín Turina and Théodore Dubois. Learn more at www.allegrachambermusic.com.
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On March 15 between noon and 4 p.m. in the centre atrium at Place Vertu Shopping Centre, the CanDonate Hair Program will welcome prospective hair donors: Hairdressers will be on hand to cut hair for donations of eight inches or more of hair, to be made in turn into handmade wigs for cancer patients.
Ten cancer patients will be selected to receive a makeover, free of charge, featuring clothing, makeup, spa treatments and a free wig handcrafted by Brown. Go to DonEspoirCancer on Facebook to view a recent haircutting/hair donation event. Learn more at www.donespoircancer.ca.
Classical music just for kids
By JENNIFER NERI, Montreal Families
November 2009
Youthful chamber music
By SUSAN SCHWARTZ, The Gazette
November 22, 2009
The second season of the Bach Before Bedtime concerts, a series aimed
at children, gets under way on Thursday with a concert from 4:30 to 5:15
p.m. at Redpath Hall on the campus of McGill University, 3461 McTavish
St., above Sherbrooke St. on the east side.
Children and parents are invited to an interactive chamber-music
experience in which the children will have the chance to go up on stage,
meet the musicians, examine their instruments and listen to music. There
will be snacks for the kids as well as door prizes.
The concert series is organized by the Allegra Chamber Music ensemble,
featuring musicians Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg (piano), Simon Aldrich
(clarinet), Yukari Cousineau (violin), Jean René (viola) and Chloé
Dominguez (cello).
Cost is $10 per family, payable at the door. RSVP, with your name and
the number of children and adults who will attend, by email to
For more about Allegra, which has presented chamber music concerts
for more than two decades, visit the website allegrachambermusic.com.
© Copyright (c) The Montreal Gazette
February 2009
Bach Before Bedtime
Bach Before Bedtime is coming soon!
On Thursday, February 5th, Allegra is launching its first musical series for children. The event starts
at 4:30 pm at Redpath Hall at McGill University. For 45 minutes, come and treat your budding young
Mozarts to a short concert. They will also have a chance to come up on stage, meet our musicians,
examine our instruments and listen to some wonderful music.
Here are the musicians your musicians-to-be will meet:
Nibblies for the kiddies will be on hand.
Suggested donation: $10 per family
Hope to see you and your young ones there!
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Allegra Therapy
Sunday September 24, 2006
You see, on the night of the Allegra Music Chamber's 26th annual benefit gala, I accidentally had our assigned photographer Tyrel Featherstone, on location (Redpath Hall) 1 1/2 hours early (gosh, I'm bad!). Anyway, I was sure I was toast, subjecting the cool twentysomething staffer (with the fab directional hair) to the evening's entire performance when he was intended to be there only during the après-concert reception.
However, post-performance, while I was expecting a mad-as-heck Tyrel (justifiably so), instead I was greeted by a smiling Tyrel who gushed over the concert and expressed interest in attending others (all of which are free and open to the public).
And so, Sunday readers, I confide my faux pas for good reason – to illustrate just how incredibly therapeutic Allegra's gratis chamber Music can be. I, like my photographer friend Tyrel, fell prey to Allegra's energizing crescendos and hypnotic melodies produced by violinist Yukari Cousineau, violist Brian Bacon, cellist Katherine Skorzewska, clarinetist Simon Aldrich and the extraordinarily talented and dedicated woman who dared to dream up Allegra and keep it alive and well for 26 years – pianist/artistic director Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg.
Post performance, the blessed-out crowd moved on to the reception, where the sea of culturally inclined included Leslie and Hugh Alcorn; pals Susan and Rick Hart; gorg 'n' glammy Nancy Brown with plastic surgeon hubby Harvey (no, that's NOT why she's gorg and glammy!); pageturner Michael Galletti; Anne Fish and Colin Irving; Julie Keith and head of the world Anti-Doping Agency Dick Pound; Ghislaine Richard with lawyer husband Max Mendelsohn; spectacular mother-daughter duo Mazie and Carmella Vincelli; ever-elegant Denyse Walsh with good pal Cherry Richards; the self-titled Mr. Cello Olaf Skorzewska; delightful Joan Rothman with friend Ray Robb; and the evening's commanding emcee, Montréal broadcast royal Dennis Trudeau with wife Suzanne Jobin.
Moral of this story? For all that ails you, trail Tyrel to the next Allegra concert.
The Montreal Gazette
Sound is intimate and the price is right
It's been 25 years of free concerts
Saturday, September 10, 2005
Allegra Chamber Music founder Dorothy Fraiberg at home with her piano.
It all started with a philosophy: people need music. That's all people - young, old, those who can't afford $100 opera tickets. More specifically, people need chamber music - that most intimate and reflective form of music-making.
Thus the Allegra Chamber Music series was born - and the rest is history. At least four times a year for the past 25 years Montreal's finest musicians have come together to play the music they love best. And we get to hear it for free.
A 25th birthday is a significant milestone in anyone's books. Dorothy Fieldman Fraiberg, the group's pianist and one of the founding members, contemplates everything that has happened over the past quarter of a century, and what is still to come. Sitting beside her Steinway in her Westmount home - which doubles as Allegra's rehearsal space - she says that even many years and many, many concerts down the line, the aspirations of the group haven't really changed.
"Allegra's concerts have always been of the highest standard - our musicians are the principal players of the MSO and the Orchestre Metropolitain. We are still entirely non-government-funded, and our concerts are still entirely free."
Allegra works as a core team of Montreal musicians who put together concerts involving themselves and any other instrumentalists the programs require, but it is the price of the tickets that makes this group so different from any other.
In a world where arts funding is a pretty rare species, bringing together such high profile performers without charging entrance is no small achievement.
"Our sponsors have been very good to us," says Fraiberg - so good that last year Allegra was able to invite 42 musicians to play in a season of seven concerts. The group also holds a gala event at the start of each season, hoping that big names might help attract donations (this year's event is hosted by Quebec actress and singer Dorothee Berryman.)
"But of course, we always have to be looking for more. We want to do interesting works, with interesting instrumentation. We want to expand the series, to repeat the concerts so that more people have the chance to hear us.
"But it all comes down to funding."
There is certainly no lack of interest from audiences - the concerts, which take place in McGill University's Redpath Hall, are always packed, with people who can't find a seat standing at the back. Fraiberg is pleased that Allegra has produced such an enthusiastic response; the chamber repertoire is often overlooked by a music industry that bestows much of its attention on the larger opera companies and symphony orchestras.
While a string quartet or wind quintet might not provide the same overwhelming force that attracts audiences to orchestral concerts, there is an intimacy that can be reached only through the level of player interaction needed to bring chamber music together. Glancing, breathing, head nodding, arm raising, eyebrow twitching - every communication possible is used to make the music work.
In such small ensembles, every note played is of vital importance, and what lifts a performance from mere score-reading to real music-making rests in the finest of details: well-placed rubato, a slight colouring at the top of the phrase or a skilful diminuendo to nothing - everything must be accomplished together. And this is where the magic lies.
To hear chamber music is to be offered a glimpse into the real joy of music making. "Once the public experiences the intimacy of chamber music and sees how special it is - sees the bond that is created not only between the musicians, but between musicians and audience - they realize it's something very special, and they feel like a part of it."
In terms of programs, the scope is vast. There are the greats, the pillars of the repertoire - Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven, Brahms - whose music alone would be enough to keep any chamber series busy for a lifetime. But Fraiberg takes pride that Allegra also tackles some more obscure works; this year's season includes a Czech-themed program and a bassoon-themed program, as well as new works by Canadian composers. She says that thanks to the free nature of the concerts, and therefore an almost guaranteed audience, the group is more at liberty to play what is really interesting, rather than just what sells tickets.
"It's a real privilege," she says, "because for musicians there is nothing better than offering an audience the music they love. We lend our ears, Allegra lends its passion. Because ultimately, sharing is what chamber music is all about."
Allegra Chamber Music presents its 25th-anniversary gala concert in Redpath Hall, 3461 McTavish St., Thursday at 7 p.m. Contact (514) 935-3933 or www.allegrachambermusic.com


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Google I/O 2010 - Google Charts Toolkit
Google I/O 2010 - Google Charts Toolkit: Google's new unified approach for creating dynamic charts on the web Google APIs 201 Michael Fink, Amit Weinstein Google Charts Toolkit is Google's unified approach for creating charts on the web. It provides a rich gallery spanning from pie charts to interactive heat-maps and from organizational trees to motion charts. The toolkit lets developers choose between JavaScript based client-side rendering and image based server-side rendering. We will present the relative strengths of these two approaches, and unveil the future visual design of Google Charts. For all I/O 2010 sessions, please go to http://code.google.com/events/io/2010/sessions.html
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Date published:August 2014
Bismarck was arguably the most important figure in nineteenth-century European history after 1815. In this biography, Edgar Feuchtwanger reassesses Bismarck's significance as a historical figure. He traces his development from a typical Junker, a reactionary and conservative, into the so-called white revolutionary who recast European affairs more drastically than anyone since Napoleon. This second edition includes a new preface, taking into account the most recent scholarship on Bismarck, which reflects on Bismarck's legacy in modern Germany - once again the European economic powerhouse for which Bismarck laid the foundations.


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- ITV Report
Suffolk couple become UK's second biggest lottery winners
Britain's second biggest lottery winners were revealed by Camelot this morning.
41-year-old Adrian Bayford and his 40-year-old wife are celebrating winning a staggering £148,656,000 in the EuroMillions rollover jackpot.
Adrian co-owns a second hand record shop whilst Gillian works as a children's ward healthcare assistant at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge. The lucky couple have a six-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son, and have been married for eight years.
Gillian was putting their four-year old to bed when Adrian bounded into the bedroom and turned the light on with the good news. She said she didn't believe him, and told him to keep the noise down.
ITV News reporter Damon Green reports:
The happy couple said they will take their time to decide how they will spend their money, but Gillian said she would like to cut down on her shift work to spend more time with her family.
Their children are not fully aware of what is going on. Their daughter asked them did they have enough money to go out for a family meal at a local pizza restaurant after the realised they had won, so that is how the family celebrated. They plan to take their children and other family members to Disneyland.
Gillian said she could not quite comprehend just how much £148 million is in actual money, but that they will spread their winnings around their family, so they can all live a more stress-free life.
They also plan to donate some of their winnings to charity.
Adrian's second hand record shop, Suffolk Music Centre, remains closed today. A hand written sign in the window says it will reopen tomorrow.


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President Obama signed the bipartisan Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015 on February 24 2016. This is the first major customs legislation enacted since the Customs Modernisation Act.(1) The Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act focuses on facilitating legitimate trade and enforcing existing trade laws, such as those relating to intellectual property and trade remedies.
Trade facilitation
The Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act does not go so far as to implement a management-by-account system for customs entries. However, in an effort to streamline and modernise trade, the legislation:
- provides support for the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) and the International Trade Data System (ITDS);
- addresses trade partnership programmes;
- statutorily authorises the Centres of Excellence and Expertise (CEEs); and
- makes significant changes to drawback (simplifying what many consider to be archaic and complicated rules).
ACE and ITDS
In keeping with the administration's goals of implementing ACE and the ITDS, the act provides further funding for the development of ACE. It requires that the ITDS be implemented no later than ACE is fully implemented; further, no later than December 31 2016, the ITDS must be the primary means for other agencies to receive data and documentation required for entry. In addition, the act requires that US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) work with the participating agencies to ensure that they develop and maintain the infrastructure necessary to support the ITDS and identify and transmit to CBP admissibility criteria and data elements for incorporation into ACE by June 30 2016.
Trade partnership programmes
The act also addresses trade partnership programmes. CBP maintains two primary trade partnership programmes, the security-focused Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) and the compliance-focused Importer Self-Assessment programme. The act requires CBP to:
- consider consolidating partnership programmes;
- ensure a transparent system of benefits and compliance requirements; and
- coordinate with other federal agencies for qualified parties to receive immediate clearance for entries, absent information that the transaction poses a threat.
While the act requires CBP to provide participants in partnership programmes with "commercially significant and measurable trade benefits", the only benefit specifically enumerated is the requirement for CBP to provide pre-clearance of merchandise for those that demonstrate the highest levels of compliance.
Additionally, the act provides statutory authority for the CEEs, established as a pilot programme in 2011. While the legislation requires the establishment of the CEEs, it leaves their role largely open. The new law merely directs that the CEEs must facilitate the consistent enforcement of trade laws and regulations across the ports of entry.
Some of the most significant changes in the law include amendments made to drawback, which is a refund of 99% of the customs duties paid on imported merchandise linked to the export (or destruction) of an article. Although the law makes a number of changes to the drawback statute, one of the most important is the insertion of 'merchandise classifiable under the same eight-digit' tariff subheading instead of the 'commercially interchangeable' and 'same kind and quality' standards for unused merchandise drawback and substitution drawback respectively. However, in the case of unused merchandise drawback, the tariff classification may not be used if the provision begins with the term 'other' at the eight or 10-digit level.
These changes, which will apply to the drawback claims filed on or after February 24 2018, should result in a more administrable and objective drawback system.
Miscellaneous customs provisions
The Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act addresses a number of miscellaneous customs matters, some of which present duty savings opportunities.
Increased de minimis value
The act raises the de minimis value – the value of goods that may be entered without payment of duty – from $200 to $800.
Amendments to Chapter 98
The act introduces a number of important changes to duty savings provisions in Chapter 98 of the Harmonised Tariff Schedule. First, it authorises the use of inventory management for commingled fungible articles under Subheadings 9802.00.40 and 9802.00.50, concerning articles exported and returned after repair or alteration abroad. The act does not go so far as to authorise the use of inventory management in other Chapter 98 provisions, such as Subheading 9802.00.80. Second, the new law expands the range of articles that may be potentially imported duty-free by amending Subheading 9801.00.10 (previously for US goods returned) to allow the duty-free entry of any article, regardless of origin, that is exported and returned within three years of export, provided that it is not advanced in value or improved in condition while abroad.
Voluntary re-liquidations by CBP
The act makes a technical correction to the pre-existing law which allowed CBP to re-liquidate an entry within 90 days of the date of notice of liquidation. The new law changes the statute to allow CBP to re-liquidate an entry within 90 days of the actual liquidation.
Residue of bulk cargo in instruments of international traffic
The act amends the Harmonised Tariff Schedule to exempt from entry requirements the residue of bulk cargo in instruments of international traffic previously exported from the United States. This supplants a CBP ruling from 2009 requiring the entry of such residue.
Textile and apparel products from Nepal
The act creates a programme to provide duty-free treatment for certain textile and apparel products produced in Nepal. The programme, based on rules established under the Generalised System of Preferences and African Growth and Opportunity Act and authorised until the end of 2025, is limited to about 60 tariff classifications, encompassing bags, carpets and accessory items such as hats and shawls.
Trade enforcement
With respect to trade enforcement, the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act addresses issues with importer-of-record identification, IP rights and anti-dumping and countervailing duty evasion.
Importer-of-record identifying information
In the wake of increased concerns surrounding unscrupulous and 'fly-by-night' importers of record, the act authorises three key changes to how CBP manages importers of record.
First, the legislation requires the establishment of an importer-of-record programme. As part of the programme, CBP must:
- establish criteria that importers must meet in order to obtain an importer-of-record number;
- provide a process by which numbers are assigned; and
- maintain a database of importer-of-record numbers and associated information on the importer.
Second, the act requires CBP to establish an importer risk assessment programme to review the risk associated with certain importers – particularly new importers and non-resident importers – to determine whether to adjust an importer's bond amounts and increase screening for the importer's entries. Tier 2 and Tier 3 C-TPAT members are excluded from this programme.
Finally, the act requires CBP to prescribe minimum standards for identifying information that brokers must collect and maintain on importers of record, particularly non-resident importers. In addition to collecting and maintaining the information, the law requires that these standards include procedures that a broker must follow to verify the authenticity of the information and provides for monetary penalties and the potential revocation or suspension of a broker's licence or permit for failure to comply with the standards.
IP rights enforcement
In an effort to combat the import of merchandise that infringes IP rights, the act provides CBP with enhanced enforcement tools and establishes an administrative framework for managing IP issues. Prior laws allowed CBP to share unredacted images and samples with rights holders; however, the act now requires CBP to share information about merchandise that potentially infringes trademarks or copyrights with the rights holder, if CBP believes that this would assist in determining whether a violation has occurred. The act also adds circumvention devices (ie, devices designed to circumvent a technological measure to control access to protected work) to the list of items that CBP is authorised to seize and requires CBP to enforce copyright for which registration is pending. The act also provides statutory authorisation for:
- the National IP Rights Coordination Centre;
- the dedication of certain CBP and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees to IP rights issues; and
- enhanced training for CBP employees on IP rights issues, including though coordination with the private sector.
Trade remedies enforcement
Title IV of the act (separately titled the Enforce and Protect Act of 2015) makes significant changes to how CBP enforces anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders. In addition to requiring the creation of a trade remedy enforcement division within CBP's Office of Trade, the newly enacted legislation establishes a mandatory procedure for CBP to investigate allegations of duty evasion. Title IV borrows heavily from the Senate's previously proposed Enforcing Orders and Reducing Customs Evasion Act, with some amendments.
Under the newly defined procedures, investigations into allegations of evasion must occur as follows:
- Where CBP receives an allegation (or referral from another federal agency) that a person has imported covered merchandise into the United States through evasion, and it determines that the information provided reasonably suggests that evasion has occurred, it must initiate an investigation no later than 15 business days from notification.
- Not later than 300 calendar days after CBP initiates an investigation, it must make a determination – based on substantial evidence – regarding whether such covered merchandise entered the United States through evasion. This deadline may be extended by 60 calendar days if CBP determines that the investigation is extraordinarily complicated and additional time is necessary to make a determination.
- In making its evasion determination, CBP may collect additional information, including by issuing questionnaires (to the party that filed the allegation, the person alleged to have entered the covered merchandise through evasion and the foreign producer or exporter) or by conducting verifications. If CBP finds that the party alleged to have imported covered merchandise through evasion has failed to act to the best of its ability to comply with a request for information, CBP may use an inference that is adverse to that party's interests in selecting from the facts otherwise available to determine whether evasion has occurred. An adverse inference may include:
- reliance on information derived from the allegation of evasion of the trade remedy laws submitted to CBP;
- a determination by CBP in another investigation, proceeding or other action regarding evasion of the unfair trade laws; or
- any other available information.
- If CBP makes a determination that covered merchandise was imported into the United States through evasion, CBP will:
- suspend the liquidation of unliquidated entries of the covered merchandise that enter on or after the date of the investigation's initiation;
- extend the period for liquidating unliquidated entries of the covered merchandise that entered before the date of initiation;
- notify the Department of Commerce of the determination and request it to identify the applicable anti-dumping/countervailing duties rates; and
- require the posting of cash deposits and assess duties on imports.
- The party found to be evading duties may file an administrative appeal of CBP's determination within 30 business days, which must be decided de novo within 60 days. The appeal is subject to judicial review at the Court of International Trade.
Title IV also eliminates the ability of an importer of a new shipper's merchandise to post a bond or security instead of a cash deposit for imports of that merchandise while the Department of Commerce is determining the new shipper's individual weighted average dumping margin or individual countervailing duty rate. This provision is intended to prevent unscrupulous importers from importing large quantities of dumped or subsidised merchandise during the review period and then disappearing or otherwise failing to pay the proper amount due.
Companies may see increased enforcement efforts by CBP due to the enhanced tools provided by the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act. Further, the law aims to facilitate trade through increased cooperation and automation and presents numerous duty savings opportunities for importers to consider. Notably, CBP will have to promulgate new regulations to implement many of the provisions mandated by Congress. That rulemaking process should provide important opportunities for input by the business community.
The newly enacted legislation also asserts Congress's strong desire to pass a miscellaneous tariff bill (the last of which expired on December 31 2012). Given continuing controversy over whether temporary duty suspension bills constitute earmarks, passage of such a bill is not likely to happen during the current Congress.
For further information on this topic please contact Richard Belanger, Brenda Jacobs, Barbara Broussard or Shawn M Higgins at Sidley Austin LLP by telephone (+1 202 736 8000) or email (email@example.com, email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com). The Sidley Austin website can be accessed at www.sidley.com.
(1) Title VI of the North American Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act, Pub L 103-182 (1993).
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I don't have some awe-inspiring origin story of my relationship with photography. My parents aren't photographers, it doesn't run in my family, and I wasn't some child prodigy who picked up a camera and knew from that moment on that's what I was meant for. For me, it didn't happen like that. It wasn't a love for the arts that drew me to photography – hell, it wasn't even photography that drew me to photography.
One of my schools offered Photoshop classes, so obviously I signed up. The opportunity to screw around on Photoshop for an hour every day and get credit for it was a no-brainer. What was even better was that we were only tested on our abilities to use the tools in Photoshop – so we were never really graded on how original, artistic, or cohesive our final images were. Just how well we could use the program. It was pretty straightforward – do you know how to use the clone stamp tool? Can you change the colors in this image? Can you put your best friend's face on Arnold Schwarzenegger's body? Basic shit.
But then I started to realize that, hey, I was pretty good at this, and at the end of each semester I was looking over a portfolio made up of what I saw as stolen work. The images we used in the class, the pictures we found and manipulated, weren't ours. We weren't required to do any kind of photography. It was a Photoshop class, not a Photography class. Every set of instructions began with the word "Google".
1. Google search "Unicorn." Download your favorite image.
2. Google search "rainbows." Download your favorite image.
3. Cut and paste rainbow onto new layer.
4. Place rainbow in a strategic location of your choice.
5. Replace unicorn's head with friend's face.
Project complete. A+.
But there was this one kid in the class who always Photoshopped his own photos. While everyone else focused on the hilarity of a stark cut and paste chop-shop job, he worked on creating really beautiful images. He would replace the reflections in sunglasses, add sun flares, composite his images. I always thought it was cool, but I never gave it a second thought until we presented our portfolios. I was proud of how far my editing skills had come and the work I was presenting, but when I saw his portfolio I knew the type of pride he felt was different. You could see it in his face and in his images; the meticulous attention to detail, the care and thought that went into it, the planning. It was as if everyone else in the class was creating an image out of found puzzle pieces belonging to different puzzles; we just sort of mashed them together and forced them to fit. But this kid planned it. He knew what the bigger picture would look like before he even started. These were his own puzzle pieces and they all fit together seamlessly.
I wanted a piece of that. I wanted to feel that ownership. I wanted to create something big, something that required the planning, the expertise, the vision.
So I took a digital photography class as my way in. What seemed like a step backward was actually one huge leap forward. I was forced to start at the root; planning images, thinking of concepts, taking responsibility for the full package. Completing the prompts no longer felt like tarnishing someone else's hard work – I was embellishing my own. I got the same adrenaline rush I knew my classmate experienced. What started out as a joke class funneled me right to photography.
I don't remember what that kid's name was. I never told him how much I admired his work and how it impacted my life. I guess he'll never know. But I'll always remember him and those pictures he made. The image of those gold glittering sunglasses on a smiling face – two perfect renditions of a clear blue Colorado sky.
These are some photos I took for Hosty Totsy Vintage:
Thanks for reading,
Model: Biz Dingivan
Hair and makeup: Taylor Stender


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Newlyweds Don and Lisa Bliss were far from blissful when — just months after moving into their Eagan home — a sewer line broke under their yard in November and caused water to back up into their laundry room.
Repairs were going to cost about $8,000. They wondered if the city of Eagan was partly at fault for the break in the line, which originally was installed in 1983.
Lisa Bliss's father, Gary Foster, became curious when he heard a plumber say the problem was caused not by tree roots or other common sewer problems, but because the line was built of inferior materials and was not correctly installed.
Foster looked into the matter and became convinced the sewer-line failure stemmed from a city inspection that was either sloppy or didn't occur at all. Unlike others issued about the same time, the inspection certificate was undated and the signature was only a scrawled first name. Foster and the Blisses wanted the city to take some responsibility for this big, expensive mess that a proper inspection might have prevented. The couple filed a claim.
Eagan's law firm, its insurance company and public works personnel had many reasons to deny the claim, including:
— A city isn't liable for actions related to city inspections, even if the inspector makes a mistake.
— Minnesota has a 10-year statute of limitations for these kinds of claims.
— Eagan doesn't offer warranty protection for this type of thing.
— The contractor is no longer in business, and the presumed inspector retired in 2004.
— The city not only has no legal obligation to reimburse the couple, but it is prohibited from providing public money for a private purpose, which these circumstances may constitute.
The Blisses appealed to the Eagan City Council, and that's when Foster asked the Watchdog to step in.
The Watchdog was impressed by the written statement of a sewer contractor who's been in business 16 years. He said he'd never seen that type of material used for a sewer pipe, that connections were not glued as they should have been and that the line was poorly installed.
"I can't believe that this line passed city inspections," the sewer plumber stated.
However, whatever might have happened was a long time ago and, legally, Foster acknowledged, the city was off the hook. Still, the Watchdog said, city council members can consider unusual cases and have an ethical, if not a legal, responsibility to their residents. So she supported the family's view by attending subsequent public meetings with the Blisses and Foster and asking questions.
About that time, the Blisses became aware of a city "inflow and infiltration" program through which other homeowners on their street were having their sewer lines inspected; the program had money to offset costs of certain sewer repairs.
When the city council sent the case to its public works committee, the question turned on whether the Bliss home might qualify for this program. Public works staff investigated further, but said no.
However, the committee chairman, council member Paul Bakken, saw a public value in helping the Blisses. It was possible, he thought, that their situation would have been covered under the program had it been discovered before the excavation and replacement of the line.
Because there was no way of telling for sure, he thought they should be given the benefit of the doubt. At the final council meeting, Bakken's view prevailed: The Blisses received $4,117, representing half the cost of the pipe plus the driveway repair.
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Prospective homebuyers should first check to see if the city has recently inspected the sewer line between the house and the street, or if the current homeowners have had work done. If not, Eagan officials advise, get a camera inspection of the private sewer line, which costs about $160. Be aware, they say, that most homeowner policies do not cover sewer and water failures.
Overall, cities are off the hook entirely, according to the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust claims department: "Minnesota Court of Appeals has stated building inspections and issuance of building permits are not meant to be guarantees to property owners that a home is in full compliance with the Minnesota State Building Code … The courts have also stated the issuance of a certificate of occupancy to a homeowner is not a 'good housekeeping seal of approval.' "


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The two companies disclosed on Friday that they will send out documents on the deal to shareholders in May, rather than April as had been slated, amid ongoing talks with competition authorities over their plans to create a new mining titan.
Management claimed that they are in "constructive discussions" with regulators, including the European Commission (EC), as part of the process to win approval for the all-share "merger of equals". The rationale for sending the documents out later is understood to be so that they can provide more information on the EU process and other matters.
But Tony Robson, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets, said the announcement could point to various hurdles. "This could indicate delays in obtaining regulatory approval regarding anti-trust issues or just bureaucratic delays," he said, warning more delays could hurt Glencore's credit rating.
Time is a factor in mergers, as delays push costs higher. The two companies said, however, that they still expect to receive the necessary approvals to complete the deal in the third quarter of this year, as planned. They have yet to submit an official filing with the EC, but are in the lenghty information-sharing stage.
Shareholders will vote on the deal in early July, with Glencore offering 2.8 of its own shares for every share in Xstrata, in which it already has a 34pc stake.
Competition lawyers said it was no surprise that dealing with the relevant authorities is taking time. If successful, the merger will create the world's fourth-biggest mining group, expected to be the global leader in zinc and thermal coal.
Simon Holmes, head of EU competition at law firm SJ Berwin, said: "These things take much more time than people anticipate. The Commission's appetite for more and more information is insatiable."


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FOOTBALL refs are nothing but big wusses, however, compared to the bare-knuckle fighters in Knuckle, a rambunctious documentary about Irish traveler families and their running feuds resolved through fisticuffs.
Tough and pig-headed, they all seem in need of serious help.
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Dark Woods Coffee was born on the weather beaten moors on the outskirts of Huddersfield. This simple northern town, has beautiful landscape, friendly locals and an unusual number of coffee companies!
That is how we all met; Damian worked for a large well-respected company, in charge of roasting coffee for some of the most prestigious accounts in the country. In the same village, Paul ran Coffee Community, providing barista training and consultancy to some of the biggest coffee brands worldwide, and Ian based in the next village, was fighting the corner for the coffee farmers, running a number of charities and ethical companies.
Through years of being involved in the coffee industry, judging world competitions, and working with some of the best baristas, we had all tasted and worked with some of the finest coffees around, but precious little was available in the North of England. And so it was time to do our own thing, to have the freedom to experiment with the finest beans, in a beautifully renovated mill nestling in the moorland landscape we love.
We want to be "inclusive" rather than "exclusive". Roasting coffee that would be loved by the coffee specialist, but also appreciated by the general public, advising and supporting them through some of coffee's more 'challenging' flavours and brewing techniques. This approach goes back down the supply chain as well, working in partnership with those who grow and supply the coffee we rely on.
Damian Blackburn has been working in the specialty coffee industry for around 15 years, as a roaster, cupper and coffee buyer.
He has travelled extensively to origin, beginning with a Brazil Specialty Coffee Association trip back in 2003 at the age of 23 and his first Cup of Excellence competition in Nicaragua in 2004. Since then, he's been lucky to experience coffee production in Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Burundi and India amongst others.
So far he has judged in 6 Cup of Excellence and 2 Best of Panama coffee competitions, and is a regular Great Taste Awards judge in the UK for speciality food and drink categories. His key influences in coffee were the pioneering micro-roasters from the early 21st Century, particularly those in the US, Scandinavia and Japan, and their holistic approach to coffee quality, respectful sourcing and customer service.
He was first let loose on an electric Probat sample roaster back in 2002, and has since mainly roasted on Probats and a Loring Smart Roast before now roasting on Dark Woods' vintage Probat UG-22.
Ian Balmforth and his family-owned Bolling Coffee gave Damian his first opportunities in coffee; working in their Yorkshire based Roastery, running the quality and retail departments and also sourcing their specialty and certified coffees.
He developed and looked after their Grumpy Mule coffee, brand and ethical initiatives from its launch in 2006 and worked closely with the speciality food and drink sector, particularly with the historic London grocer Fortnum & Mason. He was the UK coffee buyer for Bewley's after they bought Bolling Coffee in 2013.
He loves football (a bit too much apparently), real ale and craft beer, hiking, travel and a psychotic array of music.
Paul's specialism in Coffee began in 1999 when he started Coffee Community Ltd. Before that he had had a long career in catering, working in hotels and restaurants in the UK and US, lecturing at Huddersfield University, and being awarded an Acorn Award from the Caterer & Hotelkeeper Magazine in 1998.
Coffee Community are barista trainers and consultants for many major coffee retailers, machine manufacturers, dairy companies and other companies throughout the coffee industry, both in the UK and Internationally. In 2011, Coffee Community launched their IPhone/IPad Barista Training App.
Paul has had a long relationship with coffee education helping write the City & Guilds Barista qualification, and qualifications for the SCAE. He currently sits on the SCAE Education Committee and is chair of their creators group.
He has been involved in the World and the UK Barista Championship from the start. Being Head Judge for the World Latte Art Championship and the World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship for four years (after being a competitor, coming third in the World in 2006), for four years. He was a board member of World Coffee Events, who run the World Barista Championships, from 2011 -2012.
After all that it's DJ'ing jazz and soul, then whisky to wind down.
Ian brings a background in international development and social enterprise to Dark Woods. Ian returned to the UK in 2006 from Namibia where he spent four years working with San (Bushman) communities in the Kalahari to create community enterprises, craft and eco-tourism ventures. Since his return, Ian has helped lead the Lorna Young Foundation, a small charity providing support and training to small-farmers in developing countries, mostly Africa.
The Foundation specialses in Farmer Radio training farmer communities to run their own local radio programmes. They have helped set up Farmer Radio programmes in Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, DRC and Burkina Faso, reaching hundreds of thousands of small farmers with vital agribusiness information, news and advice. Ian is now Chair of Trustees at the Lorna Young Foundation.
Ian has worked on a number of social enterprise projects in the north of England including helping to set up the Oromo Coffee Company with Oromo refugees from Ethiopia. He has run ethical enterprise training programmes for young unemployed people, and led several community engagement projects. Ian is a Fellow of the Ariane de Rothschild Fellowship for Social Entrepreneurs.


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During my first term as your state representative, I had the privilege to serve as Vice Chair and later Chair of the Community and Family Advancement Committee. Recently, Speaker of the House Clifford A. Rosenberger reappointed me as Chair of the Community and Family Advancement Committee. I am incredibly honored to be named chair, during the 132nd General Assembly, of a committee that handles bills that directly impact our communities and families.
The House Community and Family Advancement Committee focuses on the broad range of issues that impact Ohio's communities and families, with a particular focus on the impact of poverty. The committee seeks to bridge the gap between the skills and resources necessary for employment and those who need them.
The family is the foundation of our society. It is through the strength and stability of the family that the most treasured ideals of our society are nurtured and maintained. Ideals such as honesty, compassion, respect, reliability, and courtesy serve to strengthen and stabilize our state. The family unit is the most basic form of government and a strong government relies upon strong families. If freedom, economic opportunity, and rule of law is to thrive, our families must be vibrant and healthy.
The work that will be done in this committee is a tremendous responsibility that my colleagues and I are so privileged to be a part of on behalf all Ohioans. I truly look forward to serving as chair in this 132nd General Assembly to help our communities and families better their futures.
State Representative Tim Ginter (R-Salem) today announced that a sales tax holiday will be held this weekend, an opportunity for parents to receive some tax relief during back-to-school shopping in preparation for the new school year which will also stimulate economic activity for Ohio's retailers. This year's sales tax holiday was established by the state operating budget, House Bill 49.
State Representative Tim Ginter (R-Salem) today announced that he will hold open office hours on Monday, August 6th. Ginter represents Ohio's 5th House District, which encompasses all of Columbiana County.
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Underneath some undisclosed city, there's an enormous, biomechanical Sarlaac-like thing; or so the Foundation's seismological surveys estimate. It's somehow tapped into the underground networks of the city; it steals industrial sewage and runoff to use as stomach acid and runs organic tentacles into a nearby power plant to steal electricity to fuel its heart and brain. However, what makes it dangerous to the public is its methods of feeding- it extends enormous hollow tubes that look like subway tunnels into the local subway system, then diverts trains down its limbs into its stomach. Foundation operatives are forced to patrol the subways on a regular basis and dynamite shut any tunnels that shouldn't be there, all the while trying to figure out how to kill it without attracting attention/creating a massive sinkhole in the middle of town. Thoughts, ideas, questions, criticism are welcome.


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※ 이 페이지에 게재되어 있는 내용은 최신판과 약간 차이가 있을 수 있으므로 영문목차를 함께 참조하여 주시기 바랍니다. 기타 자세한 사항은 문의 바랍니다.
세계의 제대혈 시장은 과거 수년간 성숙화되었으며, 새로운 시장 기회를 창출하고 있지만 심각한 위협을 야기시키기도 합니다.
세계의 제대혈 은행(Cord Blood Banking) 산업 현황과 전망에 대해 조사했으며, 제대혈 은행의 발전 경위, 현재 및 향후 제대혈 이식을 통해 치료 가능한 질환, 제대혈 은행의 종류, 관련 제도·규제·인가·요건, 제대혈 은행의 매출 성장 예측, 산업에 변화를 가져오는 주요 사건, 지역별 동향, 주요 은행과 업계의 영향력자(Influencer) 분석 등의 정보를 전해드립니다.
Over the past five years, the global cord blood banking industry has substantially matured and consolidated. This has created both serious threats and novel opportunities for the industry. Serious threats to the industry include low rates of utilization for stored cord blood, expensive cord blood transplantation procedures, difficulty educating obstetricians about cellular therapies, and an increasing trend toward industry consolidation.
Marketing pressures are also impacting the industry, with the term "cord blood" being one of the 20 most expensive search terms on Google. Winning online traffic through Google AdWords for the search phrase "Cord Blood" now costs $45.87 in the U.S. When all locations are allowed, the cost for acquiring online traffic through Google AdWords for the phrase "Cord Blood" is $32.91.
Digital competition for cord blood has also been growing increasingly competitive, with cord blood banks competing for online viewership of ads, website content, and ultimately, clients. Most cord blood banks are using Google Adwords to display advertisements within Google Search as a method of acquiring online visitors. Industry leaders are also publishing enormous quantities of industry-relevant content to dominate in organic (non-paid) online search.
However, there are also emerging opportunities for the industry, such as accelerated regulatory pathways for cell therapies in leading countries worldwide, including the U.S., Japan, and South Korea. Cord blood banks are diversifying into new types of stem cell storage, including cord tissue storage, placental stem cells, amniotic stem cells, menstrual stem cells, adipose tissue, and more.
Holding companies are emerging as a global theme, allowing for increased operational efficiency and economy of scale. Cryoholdco has been acquiring cord blood banks throughout Latin America and Sanpower Group has been collecting them within Asia. Additionally, growing investment is flowing into cord blood stem cell expansion technologies. Key strategies being explored for this purpose include nicotinamide-mediated (NAM) expansion, Notch ligand, SR-1, UM171, PGE2, and enforced fucosylation. Major market players competing in this space include Gamida Cell Ltd, Nohla Therapeutics, Novartis, Fate Therapeutics, and others.
Finally, growing numbers of investors are entering the cord blood banking marketplace, led by groups such as:
While market factors can vary by geography, it is crucial to have a global understanding of the market. Research advances, clinical trial findings, and technology advances do not know international boundaries. The cord blood market is global in nature and understanding dynamics limited to your region is not sufficient for making strategic, informed, and profitable decisions.
Today, cord blood banks now exist in every developed country, as well as within most developing nations. With approximately 450 companies marketing cord blood banking services worldwide, maturation of the market means that each company is fighting harder for market share. While the U.S. cord blood banking industry is the most mature cord blood banking market in the world, Asia is extremely close behind and growing more quickly than the U.S. market.
In 2016, Sanpower Group and its subsidiary Nanjing Cenbest announced the acquisition of China Cord Blood Corporation (NYSE:CO) and Shandong Cord Blood Bank, positioning it to hold four licenses out of the only seven issued provincial-level cord blood bank licenses in China. According to the company, Sanpower Group has "reserved 800,000 cord blood samples at home, and the associated reserves nearly amount to 1,100,000 when counting in the Cordlife reserves across various Southeast Asian countries and regions." This positions Sanpower Group and its subsidiary Nanjing Cenbest as the world's largest cord blood banking operator not only in China and Southeast Asia, but in the world.
Currently, the largest cord blood bank in the United States, Cord Blood Registry, reports to have nearly 700,000 cord blood and tissue units in storage, positioning it substantially behind Sanpower Group. With CBR controlling more than 50% of the market share in the U.S. and Sanpower Group controlling more than 50% of the market share in China, these two entities are the largest cord blood operators in the world.
Other regions have witnessed major events as well. In 2008, a Taiwanese company, HealthBanks Biotech Company Ltd. became the first company to offer cord tissue storage. It was not until July 2010 that the first private U.S. cord blood bank began offering the service (Cord Blood Registry). Since then, the trend of cord tissue storage has had a major impact on the cord blood banking industry, with a large percentage of cord blood banks offering the service worldwide.
In China, the government shocked the industry by announcing that only one cord blood bank would be allowed to operate within each province, and official government support, authorization, and permits would be required.
In Italy and France, it is illegal to privately store one's cord blood, which has fully eliminated the potential for a private market to exist within the region.
In Ecuador, the government is now creating the first public cord blood bank and has instituted laws such that private cord blood banks cannot approach women about private cord blood banking options during the first six months of pregnancy. This created a crisis for the private banks, and there are now only two remaining in Ecuador.
Clearly, it is vital to understand market dynamics and risks, as well as the emerging opportunities, within different regions of the world.
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