Credit: Norfolk PoliceFamily members have paid tribute to a woman killed in a crash saying she was "fun-loving" and enjoyed starring in Tiktok videos two days after the car she was driving left the A11 road and crashed into a tree in Ketteringham Patrolling police officers found the wreckage of her black Mini One at around 5.15am on Sunday writing: "Sara was a brilliant sister and always full of joy She was fun-loving and would always spread this around her family and friends "She enjoyed watching (and starring in) TikTok videos She was close to us and always had so much energy She died at Addenbrooke's Hospital on 5 November are seriously injured in hospital in a stable condition Officers would like to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the crash or Ms Pancas' Mini before it crashed It had been travelling on the southbound carriageway and crashed just before the junction with Station Lane Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know Powered by Bury Free Press, Suffolk Free Press, Newmarket Journal & Haverhill Echo Powered by Bury Free Press, Suffolk Free Press, Newmarket Journal and Haverhill Echo Home   Thetford   Article The family of a ‘fun-loving’ 38-year-old woman who lost her life in a car crash has shared a tribute statement was the driver of a black Mini One which left the southbound carriageway of the A11 at Ketteringham and collided with a tree near the junction with Station Lane on Sunday At around 5.15am, officers came across the car and a woman in her 20s Sara was taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital but died two days later on Tuesday her family said: “Sara was a brilliant sister and always full of joy “She was fun-loving and would always spread this around her family and friends “She enjoyed watching (and starring in) TikTok videos “She was close to us and always had so much energy The families of the deceased are being supported by specialist officers and a file is being prepared for the coroner were seriously injured in the incident and remain in hospital in a stable condition Officers are urging anyone who may have witnessed the collision to get in touch quoting CAD 69 of November 3 This week on The Trip podcast: Smoking out with Panca where the taquero slings the stew across his outstretched arms from the ladle in his right hand to the taco in his left The ballad the band played there is a cover of a song by Los Invasores de Nueva Leon a popular Norteño band of the 80s and 90s who had huge cross-border appeal The kind people who run Klover didn’t have drinks for us very dank weed that just seemed like the right choice for the occasion Here is an edited and condensed transcript from my conversation with Panca. Listen to the episode for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and adjusting to his new reality in Tijuana A former mayor with a taste for exotic animals is keeping a tradition that many consider savage alive Is a plate of food ever just a plate of food actually I was thinking about that yesterday I actually now have lived exactly half of my life in Chula Vista and the other half… I’m going to be 34 soon Thornburgh: You’re getting real close on it my family is from Cuernavaca and Mexico City I didn’t have very much of a TJ-San Diego life It was more like Chula Vista-San Diego to Mexico City-Cuernavaca Thornburgh: Very different style than Tijuana My parents did try really hard to make us travel as kids because they were realizing that we were being but that we were starting to have little accents I think that’s why I moved to Mexico as an adult I was a typical little jerk: “It smells,” and also I was in Mexico before NAFTA “Where’s there a McDonald’s?” My grandma didn’t have a phone I’m on the fourth floor.” For me there were a lot of things I couldn’t do in the U.S that my grandma would tell me to do: “Hey go get me some cigarettes and Coke bottles,” and she would give me money and just tell me to go down the road I would get picked up by child services if they saw me with cigarettes Thornburgh: In the past you had talked about having a health crisis in the family While everyone was getting ready for college I just always felt like that wasn’t really what I was going to do I did get into City College and I studied Chicano Studies and that’s actually the first thing that drove me to put up art But I was all about taking care of my mother but it was in the middle of the economic crisis and I stayed in my house in Chula Vista until I could It was a definite downfall of my life as a spoiled kid to just be kicked into reality and realize I had nothing that I had to figure out how I was going to make a life for myself It wasn’t right away that I thought I was going to be an artist Do it yourself—dedicated artists and musicians That’s what’s really cool about Tijuana Thornburgh: So it started as a social connection for you you were hanging out with artists and kind of through that getting a sense that it was attainable and it influenced me just to know she was a woman I took some stickers from a radio station from Tijuana and I put them up I remember thinking this should be my work I’m putting up and I know every single wall that people walk by that I’m going to put a wheatpaste up and that’s how I started getting the idea Tijuana has been untouched for about eight years Nobody’s done anything aside from graffiti and I pretty much just got the guts up to do it to just run out in the middle of the night with other guys that I ended up meeting that were like we’re doing this too.” That’s how it sprung up Thornburgh: The act of going out on the street and doing this wheatpaste and me being a girl running around in that time Eventually I started going out with some other homies that would show me the ways They watch out for me while I put things up and vice versa and then coming back and putting things up again At that time I was also getting a bunch of tattoos I think I was at that age where I was just trying to get a lot of me out Thornburgh: You don’t miss that kind of adrenaline rush of doing art that way I get the same adrenaline rush now with stress I have to get this done because I have all these clients expecting this of me Now it’s like I transferred that rush into a more responsible work thing Thornburgh: That says some dark things about getting older too that you’re replacing an adrenaline rush for stress but now I eat well and have a vitamin and a probiotic beforehand but at the same time I take this more seriously now that it’s a serious career for me “Maybe this is going to happen.” Now it’s “No It can feel inevitable that you would be able to make a career out of this but you really can’t take that for granted Panca: I always think of myself and the guy that sells corn in the bucket but maybe that guy has more work ethic and discipline Thornburgh: Sounds like a good way to keep it humble Panca: I have a show in February at Bread & Salt That’s a huge amount of work because it’s a pretty big giant room Also it has to be an updated version of what I’m doing and everything I filled it with I felt was a combo of old I want to be a more updated and centralized idea It’s going to involve the giant indoor mural and some installations I’m also doing a book because I have all these photos that I find in Tijuana Tijuana’s like the dumpster of the U.S. There are a lot of albums that I’ve found that have photos of—who knows Thornburgh: What are you seeing in Tijuana that’s changing in the art scene but there wasn’t really content coming out I’ve noticed all those people that were just messing around a lot of them kind of started taking things a little more seriously Thornburgh: There’s a lot of fucking beer There were a lot of people that were little fans of mine five years ago and those kids now—because I followed them when they followed me—I look at their work and I think “Holy shit These guys are really good.” They’re really I’m already starting to ask them to come to festivals and be considered for things because they’re going for it I see the talent that was kind of stagnant for a while A lot of them are kind of just going for it I see a lot of potential right now for artists Thornburgh: So it’s the whole next crop coming up This year and next year you’re going to see a lot of it pop up in everything There’s a lot of violence in Tijuana but it’s so odd at the same time—the subculture of going out is blooming Thornburgh: There’s no direct correlation between violence and going out but it’s poor people that are involved in drugs and they happen to be around when something goes down I’ve been to places where somebody got shot in the bar upstairs and the body’s down there with a blanket over it I don’t want to stay there permanently because I think things will get thicker and harder Listen to the episode for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher Join our newsletter to get exclusives on where our correspondents travel This week on The Trip podcast: Journalist Jorge Nieto on covering Tijuana’s good and bad days and what happens when you accidentally get the wrong beer for members of the Sinaloa cartel This week on The Trip podcast: Chef Ruffo Ibarra on leading a new era of Tijuana culinary excellence A looming crisis in Mexico’s Valle de Guadalupe vineyards it's hard to decide where to start — until you think like a kid The 40-foot slide spans the entire length of the central staircase at The New Children's Museum and could serve as a makeshift entry point for the Tijuana-based artist Panca's new installation, part of the museum's artist residency program play-ready and community-centered works of contemporary art by Wes Bruce RELATED: Panca: ‘Ni De Aquí, Ni De Allá’ When Panca — otherwise known as Paola Villaseñor — was brought in as the 2020 artist in residence things quickly ground to a halt as the pandemic kept the museum closed But it was also a time to get inspiration and feedback flowing to and from families marked by the signature faces on her canvas And much of the way the faces in "El Más Allá" are built came from conversations with families during the pandemic where Panca tried to get a sense of how people were coping "The characters she ultimately finalized are meant to be reflections manifestations of how people were feeling during the COVID-19 pandemic," Dickerson said There are several named characters in the work each with personalities and something to relate to — though the specifics of the mythology of the work will even be known by kids in the exhibit is manifest primarily in a large crawl-in pink-hued sculpture "Pinky is anxious partly because Pinky spends a lot of time thinking about how other people are feeling and seeing things through other people's perspectives so Pinky makes art to work through some of these anxieties," Dickerson said while lying down inside Pinky Maslow is an even bigger blob-like structure coated in expandable foam that kids can play inside. Maslow is named after the psychologist Abraham Maslow, who developed the hierarchy of needs — and the manifestation in Panca's work is also inspired by a Nikki de Saint Phalle work called "Golem." Panca's imagination is magical and strange childlike and complicated — while also being approachable and transferrable One kid's idea of any of these characters may be totally different "El Más Allá" translates to "the beyond." The idea is for the exhibition to make the kids feel understood wherever they are but also to transport them to a wild and inventive world If you can peel your eyes away from the vivid art with massive foam shapes and blocks that can be constructed into mini dwellings Panca worked on the exhibition as soon as she was able to travel to San Diego and dig in beginning with a turquoise backdrop that is almost entirely concealed in the finished product All repeated across the 2,500 square-foot installation Panca's disruptive and expressive works interact with the walls and spaces by bringing them to life and she was further influenced by nineties cartoons that bordered on the grotesque like "Ren and Stimpy." Panca is a 2021 recipient of the San Diego Art Prize Not only has her "Smile" mural graced the museum's entry bridge with rainbows and gleeful mouths for years but Panca remembers coming to the museum as a child painting the outdoor truck was one of her first ever experiences painting and part of why Panca's installation has no end date yet "El Más Allá" will be one of the "anchor" works in the museum for a long time — at least three years but potentially longer "I desire to create these convertible spaces that kids can grow up with and can actually project whatever they're feeling onto it at that moment For me that's what contemporary art does," Dickerson said The museum has been in operation in the current form since 2008 Their contemporary art installations are collaborative families and community groups like Casa Familiar the City Heights and Skyline Hills public libraries Barrio Logan College Institute and the Vista-based Solutions for Change It also pairs artists with museum designers and playworkers who can offer insight on the "playability" of a particular work of art to address whether and how kids may play with something — both ideological and risk-related in nature Since reopening this summer after a long pause during COVID-19 restrictions, NCM is currently requiring masks indoors for all visitors over the age of two "Kids' play has changed," Dickerson noted of the pandemic's impact on children Some of the museum's visitors have spent more than half their life navigating pandemic restrictions But she also hopes that play is the thing that helps children rediscover their relationship to art "Play offers you that opportunity to have some level of control over your own body and behavior and I think that's kind of what's saving kids these days," Dickerson said "El Más Allá" opens Thursday Objective—To evaluate perinuclear anti-neutrophilic cytoplasmic autoantibody (pANCA) status in Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers (SCWTs) and SCWT-Beagle crossbred dogs and to correlate pANCA status of dogs with clinicopathologic variables of protein-losing enteropathy (PLE) Animals—13 SCWTs and 8 SCWT-Beagle crossbred dogs in a research colony and a control group comprising 7 dogs with X-linked hereditary nephropathy and 12 healthy SCWTs > 9 years old Procedures—Samples were obtained from dogs in the research colony every 6 months and urea nitrogen; fecal concentration of α-proteinase inhibitor; and urinary protein-to-creatinine ratios were determined and correlated with pANCA status Results—20 of 21 dogs in the research colony had positive results for pANCAs at a minimum of 2 time points and 18 of 21 dogs had definitive evidence of disease None of the control dogs had positive results for pANCAs A positive result for pANCAs was significantly associated with hypoalbuminemia and pANCAs preceded the onset of hypoalbuminemia on an average of 2.4 years Sensitivity and specificity for use of pANCAs to predict development of PLE or PLN were 0.95 (95% confidence interval 0.72 to 1.00) and 0.8 (95% confidence interval Conclusions and Clinical Relevance—Most dogs in this study affected with PLE or both had positive results for pANCAs before clinicopathologic evidence of disease was detected pANCAs may be useful as an early noninvasive test of disease in SCWTs we hypothesized that pANCAs play a role in the development of PLE and PLN diseases in SCWTs The purpose of the study reported here was to determine whether pANCAs are associated with clinicopathologic markers of disease in SCWTs and to evaluate their usefulness as a possible early marker of PLE and PLN The portion of the study involving client-owned dogs was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Royal Veterinary College and owners signed a consent form allowing the determination of pANCA in serum samples obtained from their dogs Serum samples from 13 purebred SCWTs and 8 SCWT-Beagle crossbred dogs from a research colony were retrospectively tested for pANCAs The purebred dogs in this colony were the result of breeding 2 founder SCWTs One affected male SCWT and a clinically normal female Beagle were mated to yield the 8 crossbred dogs all dogs had been observed daily and clinicopathologic examinations had been performed every 3 months Serum samples for the study were obtained from all dogs beginning when dogs were 6 months old and every 6 months until the time of the study reported here (n = 9 dogs) or until they were euthanatized because of progression of disease (12) Mean ± SD age of the 12 dogs at the time of euthanasia was 6.93 ± 2.5 years (median Eighteen of 21 dogs had convincing evidence of clinical disease of PLE with the onset of disease defined as persistent hypoalbuminemia (< 2.4 g/dL) or proteinuria (UP:C > 1.0) during a period of at least 1 year and creatinine; SUN concentrations; concentration of α-proteinase inhibitor in the feces; and UP:C were determined and correlated with pANCA status all 7 dogs had an increase in UP:C (mean ± SD 5 dogs had an increase in serum creatinine concentration (0.9 to 9.4 mg/dL; reference range and 5 dogs had a low serum albumin concentration (1.6 to 2.9 g/dL; reference range serum samples were obtained from 12 healthy SCWTs that were ≥ 9 years old and that did not have any evidence of protein-losing disease Mean ± SD age of these dogs was 10.3 ± 1.4 years (range Serum samples were evaluated for evidence of pANCAs Collection of blood samples from these dogs was performed as part of a clinical health check at the Royal Veterinary College in London Medical history of each dog was obtained and revealed no evidence of food allergy or other diseases Results of physical examination were unremarkable serum biochemical analysis (including measurement of total protein and albumin concentrations) and urinalysis of a midstream sample were within the respective reference ranges pANCA assay—The pANCA status of each dog was determined by use of indirect immunofluorescence.8 Blood samples were collected into serum tubes, and serum was harvested and subsequently frozen at −20°C until analysis. Briefly, slides of canine granulocytes were incubated for 1 hour with serum (1:10 dilution) obtained from the dogs. Cells were washed, a secondary fluorescein isothiocyanate–labeled antibodya was added and cells were allowed to incubate for 1 hour in a humid chamber at 22°C slides were dried and mounted with fluorescence mounting medium Slides were separately evaluated by use of fluorescence microscopy by 2 authors (KA and BL) who were unaware of the source of the sample Sera from dogs that resulted in a specific pattern of perinuclear staining in granulocytes were considered to have positive results for pANCA whereas no staining or an atypical staining pattern of granulocytes (including evidence of intranuclear staining) was considered a negative result for pANCAs Research colony SCWTs—A total of 259 samples were evaluated for pANCA status which represented a mean of 12 samples/dog (range 6 had positive results for pANCAs at each measurement point during their lives 5 developed definitive evidence of disease (1 dog with PLE One purebred SCWT had negative results for pANCAs throughout its life but developed definitive evidence of disease (euthanatized because of progressive PLN at 5 years of age) The remaining 6 SCWTs had positive results for at least 2 samples during their lives (mean 25% [2 positive results for 8 samples] to 90% [9 positive results for 10 samples]) All 6 of these SCWTs developed definitive evidence of disease (2 dogs with PLN None of the 8 SCWT-Beagle crossbred dogs had only positive or negative results for all tests conducted throughout their lives all 8 of these dogs had positive results for pANCAs at least 4 times (mean 25% [4 positive results for 16 samples] to 88% [14 positive results for 16 samples]) Six of these 8 dogs developed definitive evidence of disease (1 dog with PLE When considering all dogs with positive and negative results for pANCAs throughout their lives 11 of 18 (61%) dogs had negative results for pANCAs for samples obtained early during their lives but they seroconverted before developing evidence of diseases These dogs continued to have positive results for pANCAs once PLE or PLN (or both) was diagnosed Control dogs—None of the 7 dogs with X-linked hereditary nephropathy or 12 healthy SCWTs > 9 years old had positive results for pANCAs Correlation of pANCA status with clinicopathologic variables—We did not detect a significant association between a positive pANCA status and a decrease in serum globulin concentration (P = 0.5) increase in serum creatinine concentration (P = 0.5) or increase in fecal concentration of α-proteinase inhibitor (P = 0.2) a positive pANCA status was significantly (P < 0.001) associated with hypoalbuminemia (< 2.4 g/dL) at the time serum samples were obtained Figure 1—Box-and-whisker plots representing age at first positive pANCA test result age at onset of clinical disease (defined as persistent hypoalbuminemia [< 2.4 g/dL]) and age at euthanasia (n = 12 dogs) for 18 dogs affected with PLE The horizontal line in each box represents the median; the top and bottom of each box represent the 75th and 25th percentiles respectively; and the whiskers represent the 95th and 5th percentiles Mean ± SD age at first pANCA test result was 1.69 ± 1.2 years mean age at onset of clinical disease was 4.19 ± 1.6 years and mean age at euthanasia was 6.93 ± 2.5 years Citation: American Journal of Veterinary Research 69, 10; 10.2460/ajvr.69.10.1301 Sensitivity and specificity for positive result for pANCA testing to predict PLE or PLN in SCWTs—Calculated sensitivity and specificity for use of pANCA testing to predict disease in the tested dogs (18 affected dogs vs 12 healthy SCWTs > 9 years old) were 0.95 (95% CI Positive predictive value for the test was 0.86 (95% CI and negative predictive value was 0.92 (95% CI The calculated overall accuracy was 0.86 (95% CI which is similar to the predicted accuracy for our data reported here Typically, dogs in our study had the first positive results for pANCAs 1 to 2 years before onset of hypoalbuminemia. This may prove helpful in identifying and monitoring dogs that will develop disease later in life and may increase opportunities for early treatment, such as feeding a hypoallergenic diet to young dogs.3 Additionally early detection of dogs that will eventually develop PLN or PLE may allow breeders to gradually decrease the incidence of these diseases by removing animals predisposed to these diseases from the breeding pool pANCA titers did not correlate with clinical activity of disease Analysis of results of the study reported here suggested that pANCAs may be associated with PLE and PLN in SCWTs Larger studies in which investigators evaluate the pathogenesis of protein-losing diseases in SCWTs will be necessary to elucidate the role of pANCAs in the development of these diseases Anti-neutrophilic cytoplasmic autoantibody Perinuclear anti-neutrophilic cytoplasmic autoantibody Familial protein-losing enteropathy and protein-losing nephropathy in Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers: 222 cases (1983–1997) Food hypersensitivity reactions in Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers with proteinlosing enteropathy or protein-losing nephropathy or both: gastroscopic food sensitivity testing Evaluation of intestinal permeability and gluten sensitivity in Soft-Coated Wheaten Terriers with familial protein-losing enteropathy Evaluation of colonoscopic allergen provocation as a diagnostic tool in dogs with proven food hypersensitivity reactions Perinuclear antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibody and response to treatment in diarrheic dogs with food responsive disease or inflammatory bowel disease Diagnostic performance of antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody tests for idiopathic vasculitides: metaanalysis with a focus on antimyeloperoxidase antibodies Serologic markers in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) Evaluation of assays for perinuclear antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies and antibodies to Saccharomyces cerevisiae in dogs with inflammatory bowel disease Guide for the care and use of laboratory animals New form of X-linked dominant hereditary nephritis in dogs Genetic cause of X-linked Alport syndrome in a family of domestic dogs Diagnostic value of standardized assays for anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies in idiopathic systemic vasculitis EC/BCR Project for ANCA Assay Standardization Clinical course of anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic autoantibody-associated glomerulonephritis and systemic vasculitis The Glomerular Disease Collaborative Network Prediction of relapses in Wegener's granulomatosis by measurement of antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody levels: a prospective study Subscribe to newsletters © 2025 American Veterinary Medical Association. All rights reserved. Powered by KGL PubFactory Each month in 2023, we’re asking a local artist to recreate one of our iconic covers from the past 75 years. For July, we tapped celebrated binational artist Panca to reimagine San Diego Mag‘s February 1965 cover. Check out the recreation here and learn more about Paris in the Q&A below: Growing up during the ’80s-’90s with Gen X around me I was exposed to weird MTV cartoons quite young as well as having frequent visits to museums in Mexico City when we would visit family Films from the golden era of cinema in México with my parents very-much influenced me as well.My life came to a cathartic point where I was forced to look inward and I realized it was the one constant thing I really enjoyed and I could express myself with much more clarity and depth I was able to accept it as my own so it was easier to lean into it The environment I was in was quite bizarre so it allowed me to mirror my surroundings It gave me the same comfort I longed for as a bored child surrounded by adults Now as an adult myself I realize it’s part of many things much deeper than my personality I really admire artists who chase their dreams with genuine love I’m devoted to being present and being supportive of them I’m in awe of women confronting stigma related to dealing with generational trauma and also cultural or social dynamics Some female artists that I constantly refer to creatively are Susan Sontag Diane Arbus—she went there; she saw a side that was also beautiful but not photographed such strength,” and they inspired me greatly When I started it was a boys club so I have nothing but respect David Alfaro Siqueiros has always been a master as well as that generation of painters during that time in Mexico I saw her films during my teens and it was really impactful to me It allowed me to see that pain could be made into something quite brilliant and beautiful.Nina Simone (I mean wow) Flor Garduño…a photographer that has work [that is] so dreamlike and ahead of her time I mean this list could be epic and never ending But Keith Haring was an artist I was able to learn about before his death and it really spoke to me I really have just learned that I follow the same idea that the art is for everyone and along with Jean-Michel Basquiat I also saw that grit was the secret ingredient I think that my art strongly reflects the Southern California experience but also that of a binational person living had skateboarding posters all over my walls and especially the colors raw in your face images from skateboard culture totally influenced my style The color palette alone from then is very much in my work Those neons pop out and the fact that I grew up close to IB and now that I am back and I live closer to Barrio Logan-Sherman Heights it’s a very different experience and don’t have a specific style that can be categorized Yet the people of the community spill into my work and it’s the same as when I was in Tijuana Right now I am doing a pop up with Modelo beer and that will happen this summer I am going to be finishing the new phase of El Más Allá which will open this summer to kids and complete my installation there which is a big deal because I started during the pandemic and it’s been a hard process for me At one point I had this ritual of after a show or big mural taking the red eye from Tijuana to Yucatán-Quintana Roo and just disconnecting for a week but it’s just a whole thing nowadays and I am enjoying going to Valle de Guadalupe for a nice day or weekend trip but I am reconnecting with San Diego and finding a nice day at Lafayette or just the beach is relaxing I’m walking the harbor and enjoying that.I’m a fan of taking the train to LA to just have a museum day or go see a show and then come back It’s close and I get to relax seeing the ocean along the way I am a big hermit who really enjoys being home and I get to be with my senior pets and recharge by watching a film Right now mostly around San Diego and the Tijuana/Baja region Mortis Studio in Golden hill and a solo pop up show at Mi Vida Logan this summer I’m excited that this summer I’m working with Modelo beer on several pop-up events in the community By clicking subscribe you're confirming that you agree with our Terms and Conditions Email: [email protected] By clicking Subscribe you’re confirming that you agree with our Terms and Conditions Email: [email protected] © Copyright 2023 San Diego Magazine 1230 Columbia Street Watch Video here today launched its first Datsun car for the Indonesian market The new 60,000-m2 plant – with engine assembly trim and chassis – will be dedicated to the production of Datsun cars for Indonesia "Today we celebrate the launch of Datsun GO+ Panca in Indonesia Datsun is a brand with a special place in the hearts of Indonesia's car enthusiasts Many Datsun owners' clubs have remained active since their heyday of the 1970s," said Vincent Cobee "We look forward to welcoming those passionate Datsun owners alongside a new generation of drivers looking for a durable family car that incorporates what you would expect from Datsun: engaging driving and worry-free ownership experience accessible services with transparent pricing and dealership proximity." Nissan Motor Indonesia also announced its participation in the Low Cost Green Car has been authorized by the government Following the requirements of the initiative the official name of the Datsun brand will be Datsun Nusantara with Datsun GO+ Panca as the new model's official name Watch Video here. The word "Panca" is derived from global naming of Datsun GO – GO may be translated as "five" in Japanese and Panca also meaning "five" in Bahasa Indonesia. The "+" in the name Datsun GO+ is reflective of the extra space in the third row for either passengers or luggage which allows the 5+2 MPV to accommodate two extra occupants. Datsun GO+ Panca is the first of its kind in terms of price and value in the Indonesian family car market, and in the LCGC. Indonesian customers can start placing orders today for the new car, with first deliveries scheduled from June. The five-door, 5+2 MPV Datsun GO+ Panca is powered by a 1.2-liter, 68-horsepower engine paired with a five-speed manual transmission. Starting at 85 million IDR on the road Jakarta, Datsun GO+ Panca will revolutionize the segment with best-in-class roominess, being the only model to offer a spacious and flexible three-row interior at this price. "This is a proud moment for us at Nissan Motor Indonesia, with the approval of the LCGC license and the launch of Datsun GO+ in Indonesia," said Toru Hasegawa, corporate vice president, Nissan Motor Corporation and president director, PT. Nissan Motor Indonesia. "This is another step to show our commitment to this country, and I am confident the new Datsun GO+ Panca will grab the hearts of our customers here." Prices for the three grades and its derivatives range from 85 million IDR to 103 million IDR on the roads of Jakarta and will be available in five colors. Datsun GO+ Panca initially goes on sale at 39 dealerships, and by the end of the fiscal year, will be available at 95 dealerships nationwide. About DatsunNissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced the return of the Datsun brand, Nissan's third global brand, alongside Nissan and Infiniti, in March 2012. Datsun will provide a sustainable motoring experience to optimistic up-and-coming customers in high-growth markets. Datsun represents 80 years of accumulated Japanese car-making expertise and is an important part of Nissan's DNA. Datsun starts sales in India, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa from 2014. Datsun HistoryDatsun originated in Japan as DAT-GO (the DAT-car) almost a century ago in 1914. The word DAT means 'lightning-fast' in Japanese but is also a reference to the first letters of family names of the three financiers who supported the business at the time: Den, Aoyama and Takeuchi. Using the same logic, it was promoted as Durable, Attractive and Trustworthy, or DAT for short. In 1933, Nissan's founding father Yoshisuke Aikawa took over the business with a vision of "mobility for all." The introduction of a lightweight, economical yet resilient car to meet the aspirations of young Japanese people in the early 1930s was named the "son of DAT" – Datson - which later changed to Datsun. Local engineering and mass-production made the founder's dream a reality. Hairstylist Panco Soekoro opens a hair salon in New York City View the gallery Hairstylist Pancho Soekoro has opened Panca Salon in midtown Manhattan with the simple belief of making everyone who walks in feel special and beautiful (pronounced pancha from the Sanskrit) is located on 57th Street and Fifth Avenue Soekoro Martha Stewart and Hoda Kotb to name a few straightening treatments and perfect blowouts Panca is a one-stop shop for all your hair needs This new Earl’s Court hotel is a rare oasis with 156-rooms and a beautiful private garden More The new restaurant at Louis Vuitton's Midtown Manhattan flagship debuts a high tea service to go with their all-day dining concept More The actor plays Elmer McCurdy, an American outlaw, in the new musical Dead Outlaw More The two-time winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race tackles Gilbert and Sullivan in the Roundabout Theatre’s new Pirates! The Penzance Musical More The women's fashion brand expands its New York City footprint More The Soloviev Foundation Debuts A New ExhibitionThe organization's latest community-based installation celebrates 250 years of American history More The new restaurant at Louis Vuitton's Midtown Manhattan flagship debuts a high tea service to go with their ... More On Thursday, April 24, 2025, over 550 guests gathered at The Glasshouse in Manhattan for the CMOM event ... More The women's fashion brand expands its New York City footprint More The American fashion label has opened a boutique on Madison Avenue on the Upper East Side More Jean-Georges and Caviar Kaspia’s seafood shack makes its debut the weekend of April 26  More Room Request! Sofitel Barú Calablanca Beach Resort Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page This weekend, binational artist Paola Villaseñor, known to most of us as Panca, unveils new work at Barrio Logan's Bread & Salt gallery, home of her striking 2017 ice cream cone exterior mural that's become a recognizable part of San Diego's skyline "I am the Architect of My Own Misfortune," is building-wide at the Bread & Salt campus and includes large-scale works massive canvases and what Panca refers to as "found photo interventions." "It's a lot about duality," Panca said of the show It's about taking responsibility for the good and the bad things that happen to you She points to the space between having control over individual fortunes (or misfortunes) and the things that are out of our control Panca has lived in Tijuana since she was a teenager Her Tijuana home is where she generally works almost all of the works were created in a studio on-site at Bread & Salt providing its own set of challenges but lifted her from the redundancies of working from home "The work in this show is very raw and present," she said "I had a chance to pass over whatever I felt from leaving my bed to walking into the studio." The newness of the work — and ambitious scope of filling the massive space — still feels uniquely Panca and her characteristic faceless eyes and mouths almost obsessively bring life (and maybe a form of fortune) to unexpected things Panca is also the new artist-in-residence at the New Children's Museum, where her work is already prominently on display in the "SMILE" mural "I am The Architect of My Own Misfortune" opens Saturday at Bread & Salt with a reception and live music from 6-9 p.m The event coincides with Saturday evening's Barrio Art Crawl Why you can trust SCMP{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"ImageObject","url":"https://cdn.i-scmp.com/sites/default/files/styles/1020x680/public/images/methode/2018/07/05/d07fbb1a-6dfa-11e8-b1d3-9161aa45bf67_1280x720_092132.jpg?itok=wCl_SKsg"}Advertising partnerPublished: 12:09pm 5 Jul 2018Competitors were puzzled long ago when plastic packaging company Panca Budi Group began putting barcodes on its plastic bags when they were mostly used in packing wet and dry goods in Indonesia’s traditional markets or pasar Panca Budi produces hundreds of millions of bags monthly with more than 7,000 items being supplied domestically and globally “Putting those barcodes and having all our supplies and inventory computerised mean that our customers never have to worry about shortage or quality inconsistency,” says Panca Budi president Djonny Taslim Taslim started as a general merchant distributing plastic bags made from polyethylene and polypropylene His visionary and pioneering mind led Panca Budi to become the first company to put a brand on plastic packaging and the first in the industry to obtain Halal certification sugar or cooking oil bought in small amounts Panca Budi’s products come with the elasticity density and heat resistance that suit every need there is in the market “Indonesia is poised for massive growth across industries – and we look forward to exciting times ahead with potential partners and investors”Vicky Taslim we mean the whole spectrum – from the biggest supermarket and convenience store chains including Carrefour and Alfamart right to the traditional wet and dry pasar which remains to be the backbone of the Indonesian economy,” says Vicky Taslim For all Indian residents/citizens - please donate via this page For Gaura Purnima 2022 the TOVP Communications Department released the flipbook version of the 2004 publication ‘Eighteen Days – Sri Panca Tattva’s Mayapur Lila’ by Braja Sevaki Dasi and Rasarani Priya Dasi And as their book ends upon the arrival in Mayapur on February 6 2004 of the truck bearing its precious cargo “18 Days: Sri Panca-tattva’s Mayapur-lila” takes up the story slowly crawling along Bhaktisiddhanta Road to the shouts and chanting and dancing and sheer joy of every resident of this district eighteen days passed before the great maha-abhiseka “first darshan” of these golden forms of mercy and bliss Braja Sevaki Dasi and Rasarani Priya Dasi authored this similarly historical account of Sri Panca-tattva’s arrival in Mayapur and ecstatic pastimes that unfolded before “the big day,” when tens of thousands filled the temple halls and watched worldwide as the Golden Avatar and His associates finally appeared before us in all Their glorious splendor… We hope our readers will take advantage of this wonderful and inspiring book to relive the ecstatic moments of the Panca Tattva’s arrival and the eighteen days of preparation and installation celebrations from February 6-23 The inside back cover of the book also includes the full documentary of the entire arrival and installation by the Veda Foundation under the direction and inspiration of His Holiness Bhakti Caru Maharaja Read, share and download Eighteen Days – Sri Panca Tattva’s Mayapur Lila We also humbly request devotees to consider Gaura Purnima time as an opportunity to support the ongoing construction of the TOVP There is a two year marathon now to open the TOVP in 2024 and we request your help to win this final lap of the race to relocate our beloved Mayapur Deities to Their new home To make a donation go to the Seva Opportunities page to see the various sponsorship options available A chilling scene unfolded in Jakarta on Friday as a man accused of murdering his four children was brought to the crime scene to reenact the harrowing moments when he used his hands to suffocate them covering the mouth and nose of the victims leading to their deaths due to oxygen deprivation on December 3.  The distressing sequence of events began at a boarding house in Jagakarsa Panca arranged the bodies of his children on a mattress in ascending order of their ages placing a family photograph atop the eldest child conducted as part of standard criminal investigation procedures a police investigator recounted deposition documents stating that "he squatted while carrying out the killings each taking approximately 15 minutes." Panca also reconstructed the moment he allegedly filmed the bodies using a cellphone The reenactment drew significant attention from the neighborhood and the media with one person from the crowd expressing disbelief their mother was undergoing treatment at a hospital for severe injuries after she was attacked by Panca a day earlier when neighbors grew suspicious of a foul smell emanating from the house on Kebayoran Raya Street.  They forced a door and found Panca in the bathroom with self-inflicted stab wounds and the children's bodies in the bedroom Panca has been charged with premeditated murder and child abuse Police also slapped him with the domestic violence charges The chicken is marinaded with red peppers and the potatoes are cut fresh in-house The restaurant offers a slow-cooked pork shoulder sandwich that contains sweet potato chips Many argue that everything sounds better in Spanish so here’s a guide to some of the items on its menu A directory listing is being added to Patch Address:  1902 South Coast Hwy, Oceanside, Ca. 92054  Phone Number: 760-722-3396 Website: www.pancaperuvianrotisserie.com Owners: Iole Revilla and Miguel Montoya Phone:  760-722-3396 Payment type:   Cash American Express Hours:   Monday - Closed          Tuesday - 11:00am-9:00pm          Wednesday - 11:00am-9:00pm          Thursday - 11:00am-9:00pm          Friday - 11:00am-10:00pm          Saturday - 11:00am-10:00pm          Sunday - 11:00am-9:00pm Handicap Accessible:  Yes Products offered:  Peruvian Chicken Rotisserie                    Peruvian Sandwiches                    Fresh Salads with homemade dressings                    Homemade Desserts                    Fresh cut French fries Patch Newsletter & Alerts | Facebook | Twitter      Editor's Note: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated the definition for Panca and Chicharrón but it has since been updated to reflect the correct information Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. But one constant in the South-East Asian nation of some 17,000 islands is its traditional markets despite the proliferation of restaurant chains and supermarkets Taken as a whole, these markets offer enormous opportunity for entrepreneurs. That’s exactly what Djonny Taslim saw back in 1979, when he founded Panca Budi Idaman The company manufactures and sells high-grade plastic bags for market traders and plastic food packaging for manufacturers with its sprawling distribution network reaching all corners of the country as well as several international markets most plastic items in Indonesia were imported from Singapore “It seemed to me there was a very good opportunity to start a plastic packaging business in Indonesia,” he says That’s not to say it was easy to establish the wide reach the company has today Ninety-five per cent of Panca Budi’s finished products are used in traditional markets – something that has required forging huge numbers of personal connections with independent traders and others then the trust is always there,” Djonny explains “Due to the uniqueness and complexity of dealing with our customers all over Indonesia the barrier of entry to our industry for multinational or even other local companies is much higher.” Due to the uniqueness and complexity of dealing with our customers all over Indonesia the barrier of entry to our industry for multinational or even other local companies is much higher The plastic packaging market in Indonesia is so big and so complex that for Panca Budi competition means something different than it does for other companies “I always consider our competitors to be business partners,” Djonny says you just have to make friends with everyone: the customers Maintaining good relationships with suppliers is intertwined with maintaining good customer relationships By ensuring that the customer is never disappointed with the quality of the product the company also ensures it can honour its commitment to its own suppliers Panca Budi has a 24-hour delivery guarantee so that customers can always be sure they will have enough bags which can run out relatively quick amid surges of shoppers “Because our product is fairly fast-moving there will be a problem if supply is hindered there It makes it difficult for them to sell things to their customers So we always keep that commitment,” Djonny shares I always consider our competitors to be business partners Another way the company maintains trust with customers and ensures the long-term strength of those relationships is by being supportive when their businesses are going through tough times So Panca Budi is always ready to be flexible with payment terms and contract conditions if a customer is affected by such a disaster “We keep supporting them so that they can get back on their feet,” Djonny says “We can do things like just reschedule their payments.” One key challenge the company faces is adapting to the global shift away from using disposable plastics – something the Indonesian government has indicated it wants to support more locally Panca Budi has already started recycling operations in its factories where it uses waste from its own product cycles to make new products Because plastics that come into contact with food have to be of a certain quality the company has yet to start making its products from things like recycled household waste But Djonny reveals that there are talks underway with a reputable European company to supply Panca Budi with technology that enables the production of food-grade plastics from lower-grade sources Panca Budi’s people are its most vital asset “Those people packing things at the factory level dealing with the machinery day to day; they are key to the success of our company I always appreciate the contributions of everybody,” he says One way of showing that appreciation is to give employees the option of owning stock in the company which floated on the Indonesia Stock Exchange about four years ago it also offered daily snacks and tea to staff as a way of showing its thanks for their work While Panca Budi’s customers may technically be businesses Djonny does not like to think of the trade he does as B2B He feels the B2C model is far more relevant because of the company’s emphasis on delivering consistent quality at the point of sale It’s not easy to go and sell to all those small shops in the traditional markets and then you develop the relationship slowly “The B2B market in Indonesia is having problems with receiving and collection because the economy is not doing too well,” Djonny reveals We sell to shops in the traditional market Underpinning that success is a distribution network that has been built over 43 years “It’s not easy to go and sell to all those small shops in the traditional markets,” Djonny says and then you develop the relationship slowly.” The CEO Magazine is more than a business title; it’s a source of information inspiration and motivation for the world’s most successful leaders Learn all about The CEO Magazine at TheCEO.com ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " s Bali celebrates the once a decade event of Panca Wali Krama the island’s art community is reminded of I Gusti Nyoman Lempad a celebrated artist who died during the Balinese Hindu ritual period in 1978 Lempad was a one of a kind Balinese artistic maestro the renowned painter and sculptor was also known for his designs of traditional Balinese buildings and talent for crafting ritual objects it is surprising that only a small group of people knew when Lempad passed away at the age of 131 in Ubud I got the news about Lempad’s passing only in the middle of May,” recalled Anak Agung Made Djelantik a doctor and cultural expert who was good friends with Lempad there was no knocking of bamboo to signal his death and no one paid any condolence calls This was because when Lempad breathed his last breath held once every ten years based on the Balinese calendar is the island’s second largest ritual after Eka Dasa Rudra Balinese Hindus are currently observing Panca Wali Krama is a grand ceremony at the Pura Agung Besakih temple in Karangasem aimed at achieving harmony in nature and society Panca Wali Krama is the only time Hindu adherents on the island “are forbidden to die” People are prohibited from conducting purification activities connected with death including the cremation ceremony of ngaben If the deceased has a high position in society such as being a sulinggih or pemangku (priest) The body is to be laid out in the home and preserved with herbs The only ritual permitted is the spraying of tirtha pemarisudha Lempad’s death during Panca Wali Karma has long been a subject of discussion among those interested in the cultural history of Bali “Every time Karya Agung Panca Wali Krama is in progress I always remember Lempad,” said Suteja Neka which has a pavilion dedicated to Lempad’s work The official date of Lempad’s death is May 9 His body was given a pelebon (grand ngaben) ceremony in Ubud which was widely covered by international media Tens of thousands of Balinese people and artists from around the world attended the funeral Among them was French and Spanish fashion designer Paloma Picasso the daughter of 20th century painter Pablo Picasso “Maestro Lempad’s funeral ceremony is much grander than that for my father,” Paloma said at the time Australian filmmakers John Darling and Lorne Blair recorded the significant event for their acclaimed documentary Lempad received numerous accolades for his artistic achievements Among them are Anugerah Seni from the Indonesian government in 1970 and Dharma Kusuma from the Bali administration in 1982 His works are displayed in numerous museums around the globe including Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam and the National Museum of Ethnology in Leiden The maestro is remembered through the Lempad Prize an art award granted by the Sanggar Dewata studio to Indonesian visual artists with outstanding achievements his house in Ubud was turned into a museum prompting calls for the government to support the museum.  and any issues you've encountered on The Jakarta Post Quickly share this news with your network—keep everyone informed with just a single click Customize your reading experience by adjusting the text size to small or large—find what’s most comfortable for you His name has been mentioned in the bribery case involving Rubiandini who is currently being investigated by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) The interrogation documents--obtained by Tempo--record Garibaldi 'Boy' Thohir repeatedly denying any involvement corporate secretary at Surya Esa Perkasa company to respond to our questions who owns 60 percent shares in Panca Amara Utama Of the 21 written questions submitted to Boy and the management Kanishk did not provide responses one by one He preferred to explain and deny the reported rumors and charges in an email last week.  Is it true it gets an allocation from Matindok in Centra Sulawesi?  Panca does not receive gas allocation from Matindok Panca intends to buy gas produced by the Joint Operation Body Pertamina Medco Tomori Sulawesi (JOBPMTS) from the Senoro-Toili area Panca received a gas allocation of 130 bbtud (about 130 mmscfd) based on the gas sale agreement signed by Panca and JOBPMTS in 2005 which was later changed to 55 mmscfd based on the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministerial Edict No.5942/13/ME.M/2010 the gas sale agreement between Panca and JOBPMTS is still under negotiation Is it true Panca Amara Utama got its Matindok gas allocation through SKK Migas director political lobbying and transactions did you mean in your letter Panca's gas allocation declined drastically Based on interviews with a number of sources and interrogation documents we obtained the source of the US$700,000 received by Rudi Rubiandini was said to have been Boy Thohir as compensation to facilitate his gas project Those charges are inappropriate and baseless Rudi introduced Febri to Deviardi as 'Boy Thohir's man' What is Boy Thohir's relationship with Febri What is Panca's relations with Surya Esa Perkasa There is no connection between Febri Prasetyadi and Garibaldi Thohir in his capacity as CEO of Surya Esa Perkasa and Panca Clarification on relations between Febri Prasetyadi and Garibaldi Thohir was sent by Adaro Energy to Tempo on February 22 Mari Elka Pangestu: The 8 Percent Growth Target Is Hard to Achieve Without Increased Investments Primary and Secondary Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti: Evaluation of Learning System Is a Must Fedi Nuril: Public Must Become the Opposition General Election Commission Chair, Mochammad Afifuddin: There is a deficit of trust in the KPU Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan: Prabowo Will Implement Bureaucracy Similar to the New Order Gubernatorial Candidates Vying for Jakarta's Votes KPK Deputy Chair: Do Not Expect Too Much from the KPK Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah: Vocational Education is Contributing to Unemployment Government's Performance in Democracy, Law and Human Rights Sectors Is Unsatisfactory IDI Chief: Foreign 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