#Malaysia Open

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Tiga Wakil Badminton Indonesia Ini Dipastikan Absen di Malaysia Open 2025

JAKARTA – Malaysia Open 2025 Super 1000 akan jadi turnamen pembuka rangkaian pertandingan BWF tahun depan. Menatap perhelatan tersebut, tiga wakil badminton Indonesia pun dikabarkan absen alias tak ikut serta. Sebelumnya diketahui, turnamen Malaysia Open 2024 Super 1000 akan berlangsung di Stadium Axiata Arena, Kuala Lumpur, mulai 7-12 Januari mendatang. Malaysia Open 2024 jadi awal mula para…

[reasonsforhope]

"As countries around the world begin to either propose or enforce zero-deforestation regulations, companies are coming under growing pressure to prove that their products are free of deforestation. But this is often a far from straightforward process.

Take palm oil, for instance. Its journey from plantations, most likely in Indonesia or Malaysia, to store shelves in the form of shampoo, cookies or a plethora of other goods, is a long and convoluted one. In fact, the cooking oil or cosmetics we use might contain palm oil processed in several different mills, which in turn may have bought the raw palm fruit from several of the many thousands of plantations. For companies that use palm oil in their products, tracing and tracking its origins through these obscure supply chains is a tough task. Often it requires going all the way back to the plot level and checking for deforestation. However, these plots are scattered over vast areas across potentially millions of locations, with data being in various states of digitization and completeness...

Palmoil.io, a web-based monitoring platform that Bottrill launched, is attempting to help palm oil companies get around this hurdle. Its PlotCheck tool allows companies to upload plot boundaries and check for deforestation without any of the data being stored in their system. In the absence of an extensive global map of oil palm plots, the tool was developed to enable companies to prove compliance with regulations without having to publicly disclose detailed data on their plots. PlotCheck now spans 13 countries including Indonesia and Malaysia, and aims to include more in the coming months.

Palm oil production is a major driver of deforestation in Indonesia and Malaysia, although deforestation rates linked to it have declined in recent years. While efforts to trace illegally sourced palm oil have ramped up in recent years, tracing it back to the source continues to be a challenge owing to the complex supply chains involved.

Recent regulatory proposals have, however, made it imperative for companies to find a way to prove that their products are free of deforestation. Last June, the European Union passed legislation that prohibits companies from sourcing products, including palm oil, from land deforested after 2020. A similar law putting the onus on businesses to prove that their commodities weren’t produced on deforested land is also under discussion in the U.K. In the U.S., the U.S. Forest Bill aims to work toward a similar goal, while states like New York are also discussing legislation to discourage products produced on deforested land from being circulated in the markets there...

PlotCheck, which is now in its beta testing phase, allows users to input the plot data in the form of a shape file. Companies can get this data from palm oil producers. The plot data is then checked and analyzed with the aid of publicly available deforestation data, such as RADD (Radar for Detecting Deforestation) alerts that are based on data from the Sentinel-1 satellite network and from NASA’s Landsat satellites. The tool also uses data available on annual tree cover loss and greenhouse gas emission from plantations.

Following the analysis, the tool displays an interactive online map that indicates where deforestation has occurred within the plot boundaries. It also shows details on historical deforestation in the plot as well as data on nearby mills. If deforestation is detected, users have the option of requesting the team to cross-check the data and determine if it was indeed caused by oil palm cultivation, and not logging for artisanal mining or growing other crops. “You could then follow up with your supplier and say there is a potential red flag,” Bottrill said.

As he waits to receive feedback from users, Bottrill said he’s trying to determine how to better integrate PlotCheck into the workflow of companies that might use the tool. “How can we take this information, verify it quickly and turn it into a due diligence statement?” he said. “The output is going to be a statement, which companies can submit to authorities to prove that their shipment is deforestation-free.” ...

Will PlotCheck work seamlessly? That’s something Bottrill said he’s cautiously optimistic about. He said he’s aware of the potential challenges with regard to data security and privacy. However, he said, given how zero-deforestation legislation like that in the EU are unprecedented in their scope, companies will need to sit up and take action to monitor deforestation linked to their products.

“My perspective is we should use the great information produced by universities, research institutes, watchdog groups and other entities. Plus, open-source code allows us to do things quickly and pretty inexpensively,” he said. “So I am positive that it can be done.”"

-via Mongabay, January 26, 2024

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Note: I know it's not "stop having palm oil plantations." (A plan I'm in support of...monocrop plantations are always bad, and if palm oil production continues, it would be much better to produce it using sustainable agroforestry techniques.)

However, this is seriously a potentially huge step/tool. Since the EU's deforestation regulations passed, along with other whole-supply-chain regulations, people have been really worried about how the heck we're going to enforce them. This is the sort of tool we need/need the industry to have to have a chance of genuinely making those regulations actually work. Which, if it does work, it could be huge.

It's also a great model for how to build supply chain monitoring for other supply chain regulations, like the EU's recent ban on companies destroying unsold clothes.

[macoto17]

In Malaysia, news programs and their anchors show solidarity by wearing a scarf with keffiyeh pattern.

At the end of every broadcast the anchor will end with,

"Dari sungai hingga ke segara, Palestine pasti merdeka"

...which is vise versa in the English broadcast means "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."

[gregor-samsung]

" There are those who say that a native will not speak to a white man. Error. No man will speak to his master; but to a wanderer and a friend, to him who does not come to teach or to rule, to him who asks for nothing and accepts all things, words are spoken by the camp-fires, in the shared solitude of the sea, in riverside villages, in resting-places surrounded by forests—words are spoken that take no account of race or colour. One heart speaks—another one listens; and the earth, the sea, the sky, the passing wind and the stirring leaf, hear also the futile tale of the burden of life. "

Joseph Conrad, Karain: A Memory, tale written February–April 1897; published November 1897 in Blackwood's Magazine and collected in Tales of Unrest, 1898.

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✨💛VALENTINE’S DAY COMMISSIONS 💛✨

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Hey folks! To honour our annual tradition, valentine comms are officially open!!! Gift your special someone (or your friends!!) something cute this valentine’s. Orders are open up til Valentine’s-day and do read the terms to avoid any misunderstandings :>

Btw, final prices may differ due to different currency changes, so do lemme know if you’re living outside of Malaysia :D

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Jia Xin Ng competing in the 2017 Asian Open, in the short program.

(Source: Power Sport Images)

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as far as convenience stores go family mart looks better than 7/11 but we don't even have them here :')

[peppolsync]

Maximizing Efficiency with Odoo Integration Malaysia: A Smart Solution for Businesses

In the modern business landscape, seamless integration of various operational tools is key to maximizing efficiency and ensuring smooth workflows. One such solution that has gained widespread attention in Malaysia is Odoo Integration Malaysia. This powerful ERP software integrates with various business functions, from finance and accounting to manufacturing and e-commerce. In this blog, we’ll explore how Odoo integration can benefit businesses in Malaysia, particularly in areas like manufacturing, invoicing, and regulatory compliance.

What is Odoo Integration Malaysia?

Odoo Integration Malaysia refers to the process of incorporating Odoo, a comprehensive enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, into a company’s existing software infrastructure. Odoo provides a suite of applications that allow businesses to automate and streamline processes such as inventory management, accounting, customer relationship management (CRM), and manufacturing.

The beauty of Odoo lies in its flexibility. It can be tailored to fit the specific needs of different industries, making it a go-to solution for businesses of all sizes. When integrated correctly, Odoo can ensure that data flows seamlessly across departments, reducing the need for manual intervention and improving overall productivity.

How Odoo Integration Enhances Manufacturing Software Malaysia

One of the key advantages of Manufacturing Software Malaysia is its ability to manage production processes efficiently. By integrating Odoo with manufacturing software, companies can automate many aspects of production management, such as inventory tracking, procurement, and scheduling. Odoo’s manufacturing module allows businesses to optimize their production workflows, reduce downtime, and minimize errors.

With Odoo’s integration, manufacturers can gain real-time insights into their operations, such as tracking raw materials, finished goods, and work orders. This enhanced visibility helps manufacturers make better decisions, plan production schedules more accurately, and ultimately improve their bottom line.

Integrating Malaysia E-Invoicing Solutions with Odoo

The shift toward digital invoicing is becoming increasingly important for businesses in Malaysia. Malaysia e-invoicing solutions enable companies to generate, send, and receive invoices electronically, ensuring compliance with local tax regulations. By integrating Odoo with Malaysia’s e-invoicing system, businesses can automate the invoicing process and ensure that invoices are submitted directly to the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN).

This integration streamlines the invoicing process, reduces errors, and eliminates the need for manual data entry. Additionally, real-time invoicing allows for quicker payment processing, improving cash flow for businesses. With Odoo, businesses can ensure that their invoicing is fully automated, accurate, and compliant with Malaysian regulations.

The Role of LHDN E-Invoice Vendor Malaysia in Odoo Integration

An LHDN e-invoice vendor Malaysia plays an essential role in ensuring that businesses meet the legal requirements for e-invoicing. These vendors offer software solutions that integrate seamlessly with business systems like Odoo. By working with a certified LHDN e-invoice vendor, businesses can automate the submission of e-invoices to LHDN, reducing the risk of human error and ensuring compliance with local tax laws.

The integration of Odoo with an LHDN e-invoice vendor simplifies the entire invoicing process, enabling businesses to generate and submit invoices with just a few clicks. This streamlined process saves time, reduces administrative costs, and improves tax reporting accuracy, allowing businesses to focus on growth rather than regulatory compliance.

Why Choose Odoo Integration Malaysia for Your Business?

Integrating Odoo with various business functions, including manufacturing and e-invoicing, offers numerous benefits for businesses in Malaysia. Odoo’s flexible and scalable solutions can be tailored to meet the specific needs of different industries. By automating workflows, businesses can increase efficiency, reduce errors, and make better data-driven decisions.

Moreover, integrating Odoo with Malaysia e-invoicing solutions ensures that businesses comply with tax regulations while improving invoicing efficiency. As the regulatory landscape continues to evolve, businesses must choose solutions that are both adaptable and reliable.

For businesses looking to take advantage of seamless e-invoicing integration, Peppol Sync offers reliable solutions that integrate directly with Odoo, ensuring smooth, compliant invoicing processes. By choosing the right integration partner, businesses can streamline their operations, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency.

In conclusion, Odoo Integration Malaysia is a powerful tool for businesses seeking to optimize their operations. Whether it’s through improved manufacturing software, enhanced invoicing processes, or seamless integration with local tax systems, Odoo provides the flexibility and scalability businesses need to stay competitive. With the right integration strategy, businesses can unlock the full potential of their ERP system and drive growth for years to come.

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MBSA Prohibits Selling Pork in Open Areas

MBSA Corporate and Public Relations head Mohd Azhar Mohd Sharif stated that selling pork in open areas, especially pasar malam, is prohibited. This follows a viral TikTok video of a trader selling pork openly at a Setia Alam night market, causing confusion among netizens. MBSA Prohibits Selling Pork in Open Areas Mohd Azhar clarified that MBSA has not issued any approval or license for this,…

[gxtzeizm]

damnnnnn the grand finals opening ceremony really gives those literal chills 🥶🥶🥶

[senigayungfatani]

Penutupan Program 2024 8th Martial Arts Open School di Malaysia Semasa Kejohanan Silat Piala Merdeka 2024

Pada 25 Ogos 2024, Program 2024 8th Martial Arts Open School in Malaysia secara rasmi ditutup dengan penuh gilang-gemilang semasa Kejohanan Silat Piala Merdeka 2024 di D’Pulze Cyberjaya. Program yang berlangsung selama tiga bulan ini merupakan inisiatif kerjasama antara Pertubuhan Seni Gayung Fatani Malaysia (PSGFM) dan UNESCO International Centre of Martial Arts (ICM). Penutupan ini menandakan…

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EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MASTER’S AND PHD STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA!

[macoto17]

Anddddd it begins the lifestyle of ✨ absolutely no life✨ and ✨absolutely no time for myself✨ and also ✨amounting to absolutely nothing✨ for 1++ month 😀👍

My final practicum/practical training going to begin tomorrow. This year is my 7th year 😀🙃

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Malaysia Open 2024: Turnamen Bulu Tangkis Super 1000 yang Penuh Tantangan

Anthony Sinisuka Ginting. (cnnindonesia.com) apaitu.com, Jember – Malaysia Open 2024 akan segera digelar pada 9-14 Januari 2024 di Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil. Turnamen ini merupakan salah satu turnamen bulu tangkis terbesar dan terpenting di dunia, yang masuk dalam kategori BWF World Tour Super 1000. Turnamen ini juga menjadi salah satu ajang kualifikasi untuk Olimpiade Paris 2024, yang akan…