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Press
In publishing:
- The press, otherwise known as the journalism business, the newspaper business, the news media, the Fourth Estate or the mass media
- A press, publishing house or printer (publisher)
- Printing press, a machine that presses ink from a printing plate onto paper
- The Press, a newspaper published in Christchurch, New Zealand
- The Press (York), an English regional newspaper
- Press TV, an Iranian English-language news channel
In industry and home economics:
- Machine press, a machine that shapes material by the application of pressure
- Linen-press, a cabinet for storing household textiles and clothing.
- Trouser press, an appliance to remove wrinkles from trousers
- RAM press, a patented machine used to press clay in the pottery business
- Pressing or ironing, the process of pressing wrinkles out of (or into) clothes
- A method of straightening curly hair
- A cupboard (Hiberno-English)
In food preparation:
- French press, a device for coffee preparation
- Fruit press, a press used to extract juice from grapes and apples
- Garlic press, a device to crush garlic cloves for cooking.
- Ram press (food), a device used to extract juice from fruits, like grapes, apples and oil from crushed oil seeds
In music:
- The Press (band), a defunct New York City Oi! band
- Press (song), a song by Paul McCartney
In sports:
- Overhead press, a weight training exercise which focus on the development of the shoulders
- Clean and press, a weight training exercise, and one of the three lifts contested in the sport of weightlifting until 1972
- Military press, a weight training exercise
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Indonesia, Australia academics cooperate in governance issues
Twenty academics from Indonesia and Australia will intensify cooperation on priority governance issues in an Australian-funded research program, the Australian Embassy said Tuesday. “By working in partnership, leading minds from Australia and Indonesia can support policy development in Indonesia and work towards addressing governance concerns, ” Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Bill Farmer said in a statement. The priority issues are climate change and food security, public financial reporting, local political parties in Aceh, insurance and social security, forest management and district-level lawmaking, according to the statement. Those who will be involved in the joint-research program include senior government officials, heads of international…
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Japan unveils new $81 billion stimulus package
Japan’s government on Tuesday unveiled a new stimulus package worth nearly $81 billion to keep the fragile recovery in the world’s second-biggest economy from veering off track. Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and his Cabinet agreed to 7.2 billion yen ($80.6 billion) in new spending after days of negotiations with coalition partners. The announcement had been expected on Friday but was delayed by disagreements. The package is Hatoyama’s first major policy deal since his Democratic Party swept into power this summer promising help for workers and families. Since then, the country’s economic turnaround has been under threat from intensifying deflation and a strong yen. After enduring its worst recession since World War II, Japan’s economy grew…
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Gas stations in Jakarta green areas closed
Several gas stations located in Jakarta green areas have been closed for a week. Kompas.com reported one gas station on Jl. Sumenep, two on Jl. Kwitang, and one in front of Ciptomangunkusumo Hospital were among those no longer serving customers. “We have not received any fuel supplies since Oct. 20, ” Kantiman, a gas station employee on Jl. Sumenep, said. A buyer had bought the gas station assets and the money from the sale would be used to pay the 12 gas station employees, he added. Earlier on Monday, the head of the Jakarta park and cemetery agency, Ery Baskoro, said he had sent a letter to state-owned oil and gas firm Pertamina to stop supplying fuel to 27 gas stations in green areas and Pertamina had agreed to do so. The measure is part…
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