other territories的八卦，Yahoo名人娛樂都在討論

Archaeologists estimate humans have tattooed themselves and each other for about 12,000 years. John Yuyi has updated this ritual for the social media age. The Taipei-born, New York-based artist became an Instagram sensation for applying her Facebook profile as a temporary tattoo on her face, reflecting our complex relationship to online expression, identity, and desire for approval. This series expanded to include likes, messages, avatars and logos, inking flesh, even temporarily, with the digital structures we inhabit and are now a part of us. John Yuyi shows how aesthetic taste and desire (here for Gucci’s Le Marché des Merveilles watch) is more than skin deep. – Text by New Territories (Samantha Culp)
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【朱凱廸突發記者會新聞稿】 － 2016年9月8日

朱凱廸於2016年9月4日立法會新界西直選，以84121票當選，成為候任立法會議員。但他自宣布參選以來，一直收到有人計劃向他及其家人恐嚇。而最近這些威脅愈來愈嚴重，並已對他及其家人生命安全構成威脅。因此，朱凱廸正式向警察報案，要求警方調查及協助，以保障他及家人的安全。

朱凱廸會於今日(2016年9月8日)下午12:30p.m.到灣仔警察總部就此死亡恐嚇報案。

基於此等威脅的性質，朱凱廸已採取適當措施，包括自9月4日起一直未有回家。他亦正在向人身保護專家尋求意見。

朱凱迪亦將會聽從警方意見。他明白傳媒朋友可能想了解更多這些威嚇的細節。但在向警方報案前，他不欲將細節公開，以免阻礙警方調查。當警方告知他可以公開這些細節時，屆時他會告知傳媒。

針對民選立法會議員的威嚇和襲擊會對香港法治產生直接的衝擊。香港警察有責任去保護法治和我們的憲法權利。朱凱迪有信心警察會將本案給予適當的重視。

兩位其他新當選的立法會議員羅冠聰先生與劉小麗小姐將會陪同朱凱迪出席， 以示支持，並表達他們擔憂政治暴力會威脅法治和香港民主發展的關注。
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Press Release

8 September, 2016

Eddie Chu Hoi Dick, newly elected Legislative Councillor who won the seat for the New Territories West geographic constituency with 84,121 votes on 4 September, 2016 has been receiving threats to himself and his family since his announcement of his candidacy for the LegCo seat. Recently however these threats have escalated and now considered to be credible threats to his life and the lives of his family. He is therefore formally reporting this matter to the Police for investigation and assistance in securing his safety and that of his family.

Eddie Chu will be attending Wanchai Police Headquarters today 8 September, 2016 at 12 30 p.m. to file a formal report to the police about these credible death threats.

Given the nature of these threats Eddie Chu has taken appropriate measures including, not living at his home since 4 September, 2016. He is also taken the step of seeking advice from a close-protection specialist.

He will also be taking the advice of the Police. He appreciates that the press may wish to know details of the threats. But at this time before he has spoken with the Police, he does not wish to make public any details which may hinder police investigation. At such time that the Police advise him that he can make these details known, he will brief the press.

Politically motivated threats of violence against elected representatives of the people is a direct attack on rule of law and democracy. The HK Police is duty bound to uphold the rule of law and our constitutional rights. Eddie Chu is confident that the Police will give this case the appropriate priority that it requires.

Eddie Chu Hoi Dick will be accompanied by the other two newly elected Legislative Councillors, Mr. Nathan Law and Ms. Siu Lai Lau to show their support, and express their concerns about political violence and the threat that this poses to the rule of law and democracy in Hong Kong.

THE JOURNEY BRINGING VIETNAMESE COFFEE TO THE WORLD

“To make a success and keep it sustainable, and to build a heritage that lasts – this is my ultimate goal” - CEO Le Hoang Diep Thao

Madame Le Hoang Diep Thao is the co-founder and co-owner of Trung Nguyen Group – a proud national brand of Vietnam. Taking charge of chief execution and management role over the past 20 years, Thao has proven herself as a bold leader who can make strategic decisions that boost Trung Nguyen’s growth as one of the largest coffee makers in Asia.
Thanks to Madame Diep Thao’s vision and leadership, Trung Nguyen has risen from zero to the No.1 coffee brand in Vietnam, remaining the fast-growing pace and the leadership position up to now.

G7 – a signature instant coffee brand enjoyed by more than one billion people in 60 countries and territories worldwide – is not only a success of Trung Nguyen and Le Hoang Diep Thao, but also a notable achievement of a coffee nation like Vietnam. It was Thao who decided to start the instant coffee business of Trung Nguyen in 2003, making a transformative change to the coffee corporation which had already established its reputation for roasted, ground coffee. With G7, Trung Nguyen became even more powerful.

Giving all her heart and passion to the development of Vietnamese coffee, Le Hoang Diep Thao started a new chapter of Vietnamese coffee in 2015. While still owning Trung Nguyen, Thao launched a new coffee brand dubbed King Coffee. After making a successful debut in the USA, the most demanding markets of the world, King Coffee has quickly expanded its presence in large international markets like China, Russia, South Korea, Australia, France, the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand, etc. Just three years from the debut and King Coffee has been now available in 61 countries and territories globally, highly praised by experts and trusted by consumers.

Many experts attribute the impressive success of King Coffee to Thao’s over 20 years of management experiences at Trung Nguyen. Surprisingly, Thao has another answer: “This (success) is because King Coffee is proudly originated from a coffee-growing country, while some other strong coffee brands in the world are not. Vietnam boasts the best Robusta quality and is the second-leading Robusta exporter of the world.” King Coffee production plant built in Nam Tan Uyen, Binh Duong in just five months to ensure an ample supply of King Coffee for global demands is the demonstration of CEO Diep Thao’s unwavering commitment to bringing Vietnamese coffee into the world.

King Coffee is the fruit of two decades of hard working and challenges overcoming. It also reassures CEO Diep Thao’s passion to gain Vietnamese coffee a decent position in global coffee map. With King Coffee, CEO Le Hoang Diep Thao enables Trung Nguyen International to write the next chapters that complete the legend of Trung Nguyen.

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"We’ve already covered McDonald’s on this channel, and, well, now it’s time for some KFC. Kentucky Fried Chicken is the world’s second largest restaurant chain after McDonald’s, with over 23000 outlets in more than 140 countries and territories around the world. Now recently, the number of KFC outlets has been declining in the US, but the company has actually continued to grow over in Asia. In fact, KFC’s largest market lies on this continent (we’ll get to that soon). KFC was founded on March 20th, 1930 in Kentucky, with its very first franchise opening in Utah in 1952. Just a year later it made its way to Canada; and in 1965 the first overseas franchise outside of North America opened in the UK. Now it’s from this point where KFC enters the Asian market (well before McDonald’s); and, in this video I’ll be taking you through the next 54 years of KFC's Asian ascension. So, which Asian country was the first to open a KFC? What did KFC have to sacrifice in order to compete with local markets? And how much of Asia is there still left to conquer, as of today? Indeed we’ll get to all of that, so grab a Zinger burger, maybe some drumsticks, and we’ll explore every Asian country to have ever had a KFC!...

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[HAS MCDONALD'S CONQUERED ASIA?]

If McDonald's were a country, it's revenue would make it the 105th largest economy in the world, surpassing the GDP of Estonia, Cambodia & Afghanistan.

The number of McDonald's employees worldwide would be more than the entire population of Iceland, Barbados and Samoa.

It's a big company, but it wasn't always that way.

McDonald's was founded on May 15th, 1940 in San Bernardino, California - that's over 77 years ago - and has since expanded to a 120 countries and territories around the world, serving 68 million customers each day.

It took 27 years for the first McDonald's to appear outside of the US, and 31 years to make it's way to a second continent.

THIS continent was Asia, and in this video I'm going to take you through the next 46 years of McDonald's' Asian ascension.

So, which Asian country was the FIRST to open a McDonald's? What did McDonalds have to sacrifice in order compete with local markets? And how much of Asia is there still left to conquer, as of today?

We'll get into all of that, so grab a double cheeseburger (maybe some fries), and we'll explore every Asian country to have ever had a McDonald's.

Welcome to McAsia.

Some notable McDonald's branches in Asian countries are:
- McDonald's Japan for being the first Asian McDonald's ever.
- McDonald's Singapore for having the oldest McDonald's employee worldwide at 93 years old.
- McDonald's Malaysia for being the first McDonald's in a Muslim-majority country.
- McDonald's Turkey for being the first McDonald's in West Asia (Middle East).
- McDonald's South Korea to be the first to sell alcohol (beer).
- McDonald's Russia for having the largest McDonald's outlet in Asia in Pushkin Square, Moscow.
- McDonald's Israel for having the healthiest McDonald's in the world.
- McDonald's Saudi Arabia for oddly taking out a full page ad in a Saudi national newspaper swearing loyalty to the new crown prince.
- McDonald's India for being the first McDonald's in South Asia, as well as having the first vegetarian McDonald's in the world.
- McDonald's Pakistan for having served the Taliban at one point in time.
- McDonald's Georgia for having the chain's most exquisite outlet.
- McDonald's Iraq for only having ONE McDonald's outlet for the US Army stationed in Baghdad.
- McDonald's Kazakhstan for being the first McDonald's in Central Asia.

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