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A Rabbi's Plea: We Need Slavery Reparations In Order to Move Forward
It's clear that the trauma of slavery continues to impact the contemporary American psyche.
An image from a Confederate bank note. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Shmuly Yanklowitz posted Jun 29, 2015
Hanging in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is an indelible, haunting painting. It's a maritime scene: a yellow sun setting above a blood-red sky while hurtling, unruly waves carry an 18th century ship.
These elements don't stir an emotional response, but the foreground does. Among the flotsam are shackles, limbs reaching out from beneath the water, forms of human beings struggling for survival. This is no accident. These remnants are of kidnapped slaves—cruelly thrown off the ship, left to the elements to suffer an ignoble death, brutally rendered in J.M.W. Turner's masterpiece "The Slave Ship."
Only about 400,000 of the millions of kidnapped Africans ultimately landed in North America.
Like the provenance of the Turner work, American slavery's origins can be accurately traced. An estimated 10 to 12 million kidnapped Africans were transported and shipped via the "Middle Passage" to the New World. About 4 million slaves were sent to the American colonies from the late 15th through the early part of the 19th century.
With a conservative estimate that 1 to 2 million died on the ships, conditions on board are inconceivable to conjure: dignity stripped as humans were chained together, packed tight as if ordinary chattel. Disease was commonplace, the dead and dying (indeed, some of the living) thrown overboard.
Only about 400,000 of the millions of kidnapped Africans ultimately landed in North America (millions went to Brazil), but the legacy of the trans-Atlantic slave trade had a profound impact on the developing American colonies. By the early 1700s, for example, the population of slaves in South Carolina outnumbered the number of free people.
When we're faced with an image like this one, we are reminded of the barbaric past that influences race relations in the United States today. Could this have been simple greed? Or something more pernicious? Though we are centuries removed from these practices, we are still coming to terms with their legacy. Today, a critical question remains for everyone who enjoys living in a free America: What is my debt to those who involuntarily suffered in the name of liberty and democracy?
This is a difficult question to reconcile. Yet it's clear that the trauma of slavery continues to impact the contemporary American psyche. It is not enough to claim an absolution of blame simply because centuries have passed and society has progressed. Even the election of the first black president, while admirable, is only a single step in the right direction. To be truly accountable, forward-thinking citizens of a liberty-loving nation, we must rectify these inequities. We need reparations.
All too easily, the concept of reparations can be dismissed as a fanciful notion or anti-American. But look at what is happening: America has never addressed past debts in a satisfactory manner, and the strange fruit of our reticence is injurious, de facto discrimination. Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Freddie Gray, and the ensuing strife in Staten Island, Ferguson, and Baltimore are just a few of the examples.
Reparations are not punitive; they're restorative.
There have long been efforts to bring reparations into focus, but it is a difficult and unpleasant task. This is why the conversation around reparations has to be altered substantially. In Jewish religious and philosophical thought, there is a framework that addresses the concept of not being excused from past debts. Reparations are not punitive; they're restorative.
This idea is mirrored by Professor Mary Frances Berry of the University of Pennsylvania in her call for reparations. "Reparations for unpaid labor are restitution," she says. As the leading advocate for a proposed "reparation superfund," Berry calls for "payment for damages to make whole for harm done." She goes on: "No restrictions should be made on how the money is spent. If their ancestors had received wages for their labor, they too would have bought what they wanted, invested it as they desired, or given it to churches or schools or charities."
Looking below the surface, the economic disequilibrium between whites and blacks is stark. The lack of wealth and economic power in the black community is linked to racial injustices, both obvious and subtle, motivated by unconscious bias. We need a shift in American moral thinking.
There are historical precedents for making reparations. One of the most notable is how Germany acts decades after the events of the Shoah, the Holocaust. Even though German society has evolved considerably and is far removed from those dark events, there is still a desire to show a deep sense of contrition for the evil deeds performed in the name of the nation. Not so long ago, the American government under President Ronald Reagan apologized and gave some compensation to Japanese individuals and their families forced to suffer imprisonment during World War II.
Reparations for slavery are a means to a more just society, not an end to attain absolution. Should we continue to ignore the original turpitude of our founding generations, then we remain complicit. As a Jewish educator, I teach the importance of practicing not only empathy but also action to liberate the enslaved and formerly enslaved. Reparations are our moral responsibility. We must fashion a society that reflects the justice we want to see in the world.
Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz wrote this article for the Make it Right issue of Yes! Magazine. He is the executive director of the Valley Beit Midrash, the Founder and President of Uri L'Tzedek, the founder and CEO of The Shamayim V'Aretz Institute, and the author of seven books on Jewish ethics.
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M Night. Shyamalan has done something. Good? Bad? Honestly, I can't tell. Which is why I'm writing this. Recently, I viewed the film "Glass," the conclusion of a trilogy of movies 19 years in the making, and it has absolutely stumped me. It is a movie that goes absolutely none of the ways you expect or even want it to go after viewing the trailer. Yet I can't help but be enamored by it.
Somehow, in its incredibly muted and slow moving story, it proves to be one of Shyamalan's most ambitious movies to date, which is a hard bar to reach for a director like Shyamalan. The script is sometimes weak, the movie grinds to a halt about 45 minutes in, and Samuel L. Jackson doesn't have a line for an hour, yet I can't help but respect it's ideas and presentation. Which brings us here. I've decided I am unable to properly "review" this film. Instead, I am just going to break down why I find it so fascinating and why it's so ambitious. If you haven't seen it, go do that, and then come back, as spoilers lie ahead. (And I mean some real spoilers; we're spoiling the whole thing here.) Strap in, this is gonna be a long one.
For those unaware, "Glass" follows up on characters from Shyamalan's 2000 film "Unbreakable," and his 2016 film, "Split." (Spoilers for Unbreakable and Split) "Unbreakable" follows David Dunn (Bruce Willis), a survivor of a train derailment, who realizes, thanks to a new companion, Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), a man with bones that break incredibly easily, that he may have superhuman strength, only to learn that Elijah caused the train accident in an attempt to create a "real superhero." "Split" follows Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy), a young girl who is kidnapped with several other classmates by Kevin (James McAvoy), a man with dissociative identity disorder. She soon learns that some of Kevin's personalities are awaiting the arrival of one known as "the beast", who manifests superhuman strength and agility when he takes over Kevin's body. At the end of "Split" it's revealed that not only does it take place in Philadelphia, but it also exists in the same universe as "Unbreakable", making a conclusion to the now loose continuity needed.
That's where "Glass" comes in. "Glass" starts like the climax of an average superhero movie. Very quickly, we are introduced to what David Dunn has been doing for the past 19 years, and also what Kevin has been up to, kidnapping more girls and earning the nickname "The Horde." David finds Kevin, and the two fight. In any other superhero movie, that's the end. Our hero and villain find each other, and duke it out until our hero is victorious. Yet this is only the beginning of "Glass". Instead, the two are discovered by police, and brought into a mental institution, where we meet a new character – Dr. Ellie Staple (Sarah Paulson), a psychiatrist who studies a specific type of delusion where ordinary people begin to believe that they are superheroes. She announces she has three days to convince the two of them, (and Elijah Price, who we learn is being kept there as well) that they are not superhuman, but rather suffering from delusions of grandeur.
It's this central question that pretty much prompted my writing of this. It is what so many critics hate about it, yet so many others love. Thinking about the sheer amount of guts and ambition to make that the story, it really blows me away. Everyone is expecting a big showdown of a movie, where David Dunn proves Dr. Staple wrong and defeats Elijah and Kevin. Rather, they are treated with M. Night Shyamalan's breakdown of the superhero genre as a whole.
Now of course it is revealed at the end that they are superhuman after all, but his central question still remains. And it's an interesting one, especially considering many of the superheroes we worship today. Batman lost his parents, Spiderman lost his Uncle Ben, Superman lost his whole planet. As a society, we love to tell stories where characters make their trauma mean something, and it's evident in Shyamalan's trio as well. But Shyamalan asks us if our trauma really does have some grand cosmic meaning, or if we just need an excuse to force ourselves to reach our potential, with superheroes being the extreme example. The idea is essentially, "I lost this, so now I must protect everyone so they do not lose it." Shyamalan doesn't necessarily say it's bad that we do this, but just begs us to be aware that we do.
After this slow second act of treatises and lectures, Shyamalan finally gives us the showdown we wanted. Yet once again, this trope is subverted. We are teased with "Osaka tower" throughout the film, a new building opening up in Philadelphia. After breaking out of his cell, and then breaking out Kevin, Elijah, now going as "Mr. Glass," tells David that he is going to commit another mass murder at the grand opening of the building, and that he wants Kevin and David to fight there to unveil superhumans to the whole world. But no fight there happens. The rest of the film takes place on the front lawn of the mental institution. Everyone fights for a while, and just like that, it's over.
And our main characters lose.
In the first of three twists in this movie, Kevin learns that Elijah is responsible for his father's death, and attacks him, mortally wounding him. Casey, the girl Kevin kidnapped, returns, and convinces him to abandon his "beast" persona. But soon after, he is shot by a SWAT officer with a suspicious clover tattoo on his wrist. Another one of these clover branded officers finally drags David over to a puddle, where Dr. Staple meets him, and explains the next twist. She too, has the clover tattoo, and reveals that she belongs to a secret organization dedicated to putting superhumans in their place in order to maintain the status quo of humanity. As she finishes her speech, David is drowned in the puddle. A man who is supposed to be "Unbreakable" is defeated by a puddle. Shyamalan makes us look at those we'd normally consider our idols and superiors in the blinding light of day, and watch as their hubris with regard to their own power is what dismantles them. However, in one final twist, Dr. Staple learns that Elijah had hijacked every camera, and streamed all of it to all of Philadelphia, revealing to all the reality of superhumans.
By the end, Shyamalan seems to have betrayed his own message. He has presented us with this deconstruction of our obsession with superheroes, yet his deconstruction ends with the death of his new superhumans. But here is the unofficial fourth twist: "Glass" is an origin story for a world we don't get to see. A few characters even come out and say it. In a brilliant turn, "Glass" is the trauma that future heroes in this world will attribute meaning to, coming full circle as this created world does the same thing we as a society do to our own heroes.
All this is why I consider this one of the most ambitious Hollywood films to be released lately. Any other movie would have made this the satisfying brawl we all wanted to see, yet the story goes into almost every direction except that one, and why I felt the need to talk about it at such lengths. For all it's failings, and believe me, this movie does have failings (I'm looking at you, script) it still manages to be one of the most fascinating I've seen. It is one of the most comprehensive, yet still abstract breakdowns of our obsession with superhero movies. For that reason alone, it's something wonderful to behold. If you haven't seen it yet, sorry for the spoilers, but you should still see it anyway. If you have seen it, I hope you take a moment just to consider what this movie means, or just think about what it has to say. It's fun little thing to ponder. Or write an essay about it, if you're me.
If you've read to this end, I thank you for your patience and attention span. Go reward yourself with a movie or something, I heard "Glass" is pretty interesting.


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Millie Bobby Brown Is at the Center of Drama Between Paris Hilton and Evan Rachel Wood
When Millie Bobby Brown posted an Instagram photo on Oct. 29, she likely had no idea that it would lead to so much drama.
The Stranger Things actress shared a picture of herself in a fitted mini-dress, prompting tens of thousands of complimentary comments, including one from Paris Hilton. But not everyone liked what The Simple Life star had to say.
Among the critics was Evan Rachel Wood. Wood seemingly felt that Hilton's comment was inappropriate, and she didn't hesitate to let her know it.
Millie Bobby Brown on the red carpet | Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/FilmMagic
A closer look at Millie Bobby Brown's Instagram post
Brown shared a photo of herself in a cheetah-print dress with spaghetti straps and dangling earrings, with her brown locks swooped into a slick ponytail.
"Same dress but v different day," Brown captioned the post.
Fans quickly hit the comments to compliment the actress, calling her "gawgeous," "beautiful," and "pretty."
Hilton also left a comment. "That's hot," she wrote, mimicking her famous catchphrase from the early aughts. Hilton topped off the comment with a friendly pink heart emoji.
But Wood wasn't happy about Hilton calling Brown "hot." She responded to Hilton's comment by reminding her that Brown is still underage. "She's 15," she wrote.
As of writing, Hilton has not responded to Wood's comment.
♡same dress but v different day♡
A post shared by mills (@milliebobbybrown) on Oct 29, 2019 at 6:03am PDT
Fans weigh in on the drama
Many people backed Wood, with one person saying (via People), "You are the moral compass of modern Hollywood!" Another thanked the Westworld star for her comment.
"My daughter is 15 and doesn't dress like this. Nor does she have friends who do," someone else wrote. "She tells me all the time that she doesn't want to grow up too fast and I think that is few and far between sometimes in today's kids. Let them be kids first :)"
But just as many people came to Hilton's defense.
"Some of y'all haven't seen The Simple Life and it shows," one person mused.
"She said 'That's Hot' not 'you' or 'she,'" another noted. "If anyone familiar with her knows that the phrase 'that's hot' just basically means 'that's cool' or to show appreciation for something you think is awesome."
The entertainers have not yet commented on the matter.
Don't be a Queen waiting on a King. Be a Queen busy with her Kingdom until her King arrives. ✨✨
A post shared by Paris Hilton (@parishilton) on Aug 19, 2019 at 12:48am PDT
It's not the first time that drama has happened on Brown's Instagram
In September, Brown was accused of faking a skincare routine in an Instagram video highlighting products from her beauty line, Florence by Mills.
In the clip, Brown tried all of the products, but she appeared to retain her eye makeup, prompting speculation that she only pretended to use them and was rubbing her face with dry hands.
She later apologized in a note shared to Instagram.
"I'm still learning the best way to share my routines as I get to know this space better — I'm not an expert," she wrote. "I thought doing a quick video replicating my personal process for that night was okay, but that's not what was conveyed. I understand, I appreciate all of your feedback on this journey, please keep sharing your thoughts and I will too!"

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Commodities ETFs Offer An Easy Way For Investors To Gain Access To Greater Assets! Here Are 10 Best Commodities ETFs To Invest In 2023
10 Best Commodities ETF To Invest In 2023
"Best commodities ETF to invest in 2023"
The ability to use exchange-traded funds to obtain exposure to a certain market sector is one of its key benefits. This is especially helpful if you want to invest in commodities, which are frequently very volatile and may be challenging for regular investors to buy into.
Because they are sometimes viewed as a hedge against inflation, commodities have attracted a lot of investors in 2022. And while though it has been trending downward over the previous few months, the nominal inflation rate was still persistently high at over 7% as of December 2022.
10 Best Commodity ETF To Invest In 2023
If you're still looking to own commodities into 2023, below are some of the best commodities ETF to invest in 2023 or that you can actually buy.
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Top 10 Commodity ETFs To Buy This Year
1. Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC)
One of the best commodities ETF to invest in 2023. Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund is something of a one-stop shop when it comes to investing in commodities, as it tracks the futures contracts on 14 of the most heavily traded and important physical commodities in the world. Currently, this includes commodities ranging from wheat and copper to gold, silver, natural gas and soybeans.
2. iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed Trust (GSG)
This ETF is another best commodities ETF to invest in 2023, it's another broad-based commodity fund that offers investors instant diversification within the space. The fund attempts to replicate the performance of the S&P GSCI Total Return Index, which consists of metals, agriculture, livestock and other commodities.
A third option for the best commodities ETF to invest in 2023 when it comes to diversified commodity index funds is the Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund. The fund tracks changes in the DBIQ Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Index Excess Return, which, like one of its competitors, tracks prices of 14 major commodities, from grains and gold to energy and livestock.
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4. Invesco DB Agriculture Fund (DBA)
Those looking to invest in agriculture without having to pick a specific commodity within that sector can use an ETF like the Invesco DB Agriculture Fund. This ETF provides investors with exposure to a wide range of agricultural raw materials, from sugar and corn to cattle, soybeans, wheat and others. At the present time, no single commodity comprises more than 13% of the fund's overall portfolio.
5. SPDR Gold Shares (GLD)
Precious metals are one of the most popular commodities for individual investors. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF is a great way for retail investors to own gold because it can be difficult and cumbersome to buy and store individual gold bars or coins. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF is as straightforward as it sounds: Investors who buy shares own a fraction of the fund's underlying gold bullion assets. This is considered one of the best commodities ETF to invest in 2023.
6. United States 12 Month Oil Fund LP (USL)
Looking for the best commodities ETF to invest in 2023? Oil is one of the most popular commodities for investors, perhaps because it is one of the most accessible. Oil drives the price of gasoline, which is an essential part of most Americans' lives. The United States 12 Month Oil Fund LP is about as straightforward of an ETF as you can find. All that USL does is track the price movements of West Texas Intermediate light, sweet crude oil.
Of course, not all oil-based ETFs are the same. This ETF uses the near-month futures contract, along with futures for the following 11 months, to base its prices on the daily movement of the average price of WTI for those 12 months, weighted equally.
7. Teucrium Corn Fund (CORN)
Agricultural products are another type of commodity that is popular for investors but that can be hard to acquire individually. For example, if you want to place a bet on the direction of the price of corn, it's much more realistic to buy the Teucrium Corn Fund than to physically buy bushels of corn. The Teucrium Corn Fund tracks the price of corn futures, which historically have a low correlation with the price of U.S. stocks and can be a good diversification tool.
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8. abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF (PALL)
If you want to track the price of one of the most popular precious metals — palladium — the abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF may be a good option for you. As with gold or other precious metal ETFs, the abrdn Physical Palladium Shares fund provides investors with access to the physical commodity without having to worry about delivery, transfer or storage fees.
9. United States Copper Index Fund (CPER)
Another best commodities ETF to invest in 2023 is the United States Copper Index Fund. The United States Copper Index Fund tracks daily changes in the SummerHaven Copper Index Total Return. The ETF is a pure play on the price of one of the most useful and actively traded metals in the country.
10. United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG)
The United States Natural Gas Fund tracks natural gas prices, but it's a short-term instrument. The ETF derives its value from short-term gas futures contracts that expire in the current or following month. However, for many investors, this is a plus, as it is the only "real-time" natural gas fund trading in the U.S. It is also a pure play on gas prices, while investing in natural gas stocks incorporates additional variables.
Read Also 5 Investments To Make Now That Can Pave The Road To Future Financial Freedom
Commodities ETFs offer an easy way for investors to gain access to assets that may be hard to own or store for individual investors, such as gold bars, barrels of oil or bushels of corn. However, most of these funds are nondiversified and susceptible to bouts of extreme volatility, just like their underlying assets. You should always consult with a financial advisor to assess your risk tolerance and investment objectives before you load up on commodity ETFs. Consider one of these if you're looking for the best commodities ETF to invest in 2023.
FAQ About Commodity ETFs
What is the best commodity ETF?
Just as there is no single best stock for everyone, there is no best commodity ETF. The correct answer for you personally is based on your investment objectives and risk tolerance. Some investors want direct exposure to a specific commodity, while others prefer a more diversified approach.
Does Vanguard have a commodity ETF?
Although Vanguard offers a number of different commodities-related mutual funds, at the present time it doesn't offer any ETFs devoted exclusively to the asset class.
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any idea how to fix this ? I created new project just to test this library so this is the first library i try to compile.
I've searched through internet and only thing i found for this error is to add this:
packagingOptions {
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But this doesnt help. Any idea how to fix this error ? Thanks in advance.

A: You can try excluding the log4j.properties with this:
packagingOptions {
    exclude 'META-INF/LICENSE'
    exclude 'META-INF/LICENSE.txt'
    exclude 'META-INF/NOTICE'
    exclude 'META-INF/NOTICE.txt'
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Or, you can try excluding the log4j from the dependency with the following line:
dependencies {
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Stanisław Eugeniusz Gudzowski (ur. 3 stycznia 1954 w Żaganiu) – polski polityk, poseł na Sejm IV kadencji.

Życiorys
Ukończył w 1973 liceum ekonomiczne. Początkowo pracował jako specjalista ds. księgowości w Chodzieży i programista w Poznaniu. Od 1981 do 1998 był dyrektorem w zakładach zbożowych w Zielonej Górze. W 2000 został zatrudniony jako inspektor w powiatowym urzędzie pracy.

Od 1990 do 1992 zasiadał w radzie gminy Sulechów. Od listopada 1990 do stycznia 1991 sprawował funkcję jej burmistrza. W latach 1998–2001 zasiadał w radzie powiatu zielonogórskiego. W wyborach parlamentarnych w 2001, otrzymawszy 6197 głosów, został wybrany na posła IV kadencji z listy Ligi Polskich Rodzin w okręgu zielonogórskim. W wyborach w 2005 bezskutecznie ubiegał się o reelekcję (otrzymał 3375 głosów), a w wyborach samorządowych w 2006 bez powodzenia kandydował na radnego i prezydenta Zielonej Góry (otrzymał 0,94% głosów).

Od 1980 działał w NSZZ "Solidarność". Od 1991 do 1992 był sekretarzem zarządu wojewódzkiego Porozumienia Centrum. W 1992 przeszedł do Ruchu dla Rzeczypospolitej, w którym pełnił tą samą funkcję. Następnie należał do Ruchu Katolicko-Narodowego. Do lutego 2007 kierował strukturami LPR w województwie lubuskim. Następnie wystąpił z tej partii i przeszedł do Ruchu Ludowo-Narodowego. W przedterminowych wyborach parlamentarnych w 2007 bez powodzenia kandydował z listy Prawa i Sprawiedliwości jako przedstawiciel tego ugrupowania (otrzymał 613 głosów).

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Strona sejmowa posła IV kadencji

Politycy Ligi Polskich Rodzin
Politycy Porozumienia Centrum
Politycy Prawa i Sprawiedliwości
Politycy Ruchu dla Rzeczypospolitej
Politycy Ruchu Katolicko-Narodowego
Politycy Ruchu Ludowo-Narodowego
Polscy burmistrzowie
Polscy radni rad gmin
Polscy radni rad powiatów
Posłowie z okręgu Zielona Góra
Polscy programiści
Ludzie związani z Sulechowem
Urodzeni w 1954
Ludzie urodzeni w Żaganiu

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OBC Muslim groups too demand caste based census
September 22, 2021 MuslimMirror
NEW DELHI: OBC Muslim groups have now pressed for caste based census in the country which has been a major demand of political parties across the board from NDA allies to the UPA.
National Momin Conference which is a Muslim OBC body, on Wednesday demanded from the Prime Minister that if it is not done now, the OBC community will have to wait for another ten years.
Shakiluzzaman Ansari, president of the body said, "the Prime Minister himself calls that he is from the OBC community and he knows the problems of the community as well. We hope that Prime Minister will accept the demand of the community."
Ansari who was the member of National Backward Commission, said, "The country should know what is the population of the OBC and what is their social status so that welfare schemes could be diverted towards that particular community."
The National Momin Conference has passed a resolution on the issue and will be writing to Prime Minister. Not only this, another body, the All-India Pasmanda Muslim Mahaz, which has been carrying out a campaign for reservation to the backward Muslim communities, has demanded that a caste based census of the minority community also be conducted.
A meeting of 17 Muslim organisations was recently held to chalk out further action plan.
Mahaz President Ali Anwar Ansari has said the caste census should not be restricted to the Hindu community but should be extended to the minority community as well, since Muslims also follow the caste system.
On August 23, BJP ally and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar along with a 10-member all-party delegation from the state, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to press for a caste-based census.
In 2011, Socio Economic and Caste Census conducted by the Registrar General of India had come out with 46,73,034 categories of caste, sub-caste, but in July 2015, the Government of India stated that errors were found and some of them have been rectified since then.
The first caste census was conducted in India in 1881 after Britishers took over and the last census based on caste was carried out in 1931. — IANS
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5 design things to do this week
Written by Karen Bruckner Oct. 02, 2017 Design
This week, you can: see The Shining and consider its impact on visual culture; see how local businesses make it in L.A.; buy a couch on a sidewalk; play some new video games; and tour houses of worship across cultures.
The Shining (Stanley Kubrick, 1980), will be the first film in SCI-Arc's new Cinema Series
1) SCI-Arc Cinema Series
If SCI-Arc is where "architects become mad scientists," then it's no surprise that The Shining (Stanley Kubrick, 1980) will be the first film in the new Cinema Series the school has developed as a way "to contribute to the intellectual and visual culture of the local community." The first Tuesday of each month, SCI-Arc will screen major motion pictures related to architecture, technology, and visual culture. Before the screening, M.C. Michael Stock (SCI-Arc Faculty and KXLU DJ) will engage industry insiders, theorists and historians to contextualize the films and engender discussion. For The Shining, producer Jan Harlan will join the conversation.
When: Tuesday, Oct 3, 7 pm
Where: Keck Auditorium, USC
Tickets: Free and open to the public
Future listings: Nov 7, Solaris (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1972); Dec 5, Aliens (James Cameron, 1986)
LaLaLand Production and Design will open their sewing room to the public during the Maker Walk LA.
2) Maker Walk L.A.
As the locally "grown" movement continues to catch fire, many people might be paying attention to where something is made, but have they thought much about how it is made? Maker Walk L.A. is a self-guided walking tour that celebrates local manufacturing by opening the doors to the real people, the machines and the processes that put it all together. Stops will include a workshop about manufacturing leather goods at La La Land Production, tours and tastings at a local distillery and a brewery and a coffee roaster, a special look at Oblong Technologies' development facility, and educational programming at the Advanced Prototyping Center. Here's your chance to look behind the curtain and see all the tricks of the trades. Following the tour, you can attend a VIP party to mingle with local makers while you indulge in local food and libations from Angel City Brewery, Greenbar Distillery and Califia Farms.
When: Friday, October 6, Tour 1 – 4 pm, VIP Party 4 – 7 pm.
Where: Arts District, 525 Hewitt Street, Los Angeles, 90013. Tour map provided at check-in.
Tickets: The self-guided walking tour is free. VIP party is $75 and you can buy tickets here.
Lenin Fernandez rehearses in the Weho Library for a performance Saturday or Heidi Duckler's production "Back in Circulation"; dream sequence costume designed by Mimi Haddon.
3) La Cienega Design Quarter (LCDQ) Sidewalk Sale/Dance at Weho Library
Nobody walks in L.A……unless there's a sale. La Cienega in West Hollywood has been a shopping hub of the interior design profession since the 1950s.This weekend, the LCDQ (La Cienega Design Quarter) will hold their first ever Sidewalk Sale. Spend the day strolling and shopping, with stores like Arteriors, Hollyhock, Jasper, Kreiss, Paul Ferrante, Waterworks and many many more, all spilling onto the sidewalk and opening their showrooms with heavily discounted items. Antiques, carpets, design objects, furniture, lighting and more. Consider booking a nice lunch at Fig & Olive, Ago, Lucques, Taste on Melrose or any of the number of great dining options in the area so you can recharge and go back for more hunting!
When: Saturday and Sunday, Oct 6 & 7, 10 am – 6 pm
Where: La Cienega Blvd. between Melrose and Santa Monica Blvd. See map here.
Tickets: Free
Also on Saturday in WEHO, head over to the West Hollywood Library to see Heidi Duckler Dance Theater's production of "Back in Circulation". Expect to see choreography that interacts with the venue and spectacular paper costumes by Mimi Haddon. 7:30 pm. Get tickets here.
CatSorter, by Pawmigo Games, was selected by a jury committee as one the most innovative and exciting works from over 200 indie games submitted this year to IndieCade. All nominees are eligible for IndieCade awards.
4) IndieCade
Hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "the video game industry's Sundance," the 10th annual IndieCade Festival will be the most thrilling presentation of independent video game releases to date. With over 200 entries, the event will give gamers the opportunity to play and preview a wide variety of entries from independent programmers around the world. You can engage in the design space, both digital and physical, meet creators and legends in the industry and participate in an in-depth game developer summit, conference sessions, workshops, business networking, social activities, tournaments, and more. Let the games begin!
When: Friday, Saturday, Sunday Oct 6 – 8. See schedule here. (preview Oct 5, 4 – 8 pm)
Where: Japanese American National Museum, 100 N Central Ave, Little Tokyo, Los Angeles 90012
Tickets: $20 and up. You can review options and buy tickets here.
St Augustine by-the-Sea, 1227 4th St, Santa Monica. Photo: Judy Raffel
5) Sacred Places Architectural Walking Tour, Santa Monica
People travel all over the world to see the architectural marvels and design achievements of cathedrals and places of worship erected through the centuries. Now you can see Santa Monica's contribution to this legacy during the Sacred Places Tour this weekend. The self-guided tour will explore the architectural beauty, history and culture of 15 sites, including churches, chapels and a synagogue. Selected for their historical significance, and cultural diversity, these sites are also located in different parts of our City. Highlights include the First United Methodist and First Presbyterian Churches, founded in 1875 just months after the city's founding, Santa Monica's oldest African-American church, Phillips Chapel, founded in 1906 and two churches with predominantly Latin congregations, Saint Anne and Iglesia el Sermon del Monte, the former with a notable outdoor shrine and the latter with beautiful stained glass windows.
When: Saturday, Oct 7, 1 – 6 pm
Where: There are three check-in locations:
First Presbyterian, 1220 2nd St.
Mt. Olive Lutheran, 1343 Ocean Park Blvd.
Saint Anne Church & Shrine, 2011 Colorado Ave.
The complete list of tour sites will be provided in your email confirmation. Visitors will be given a map and detailed brochure to select sites to see, as time may not permit visiting all 15 locations.
Tickets: GA $30, Santa Monica Conservancy members $25. You can buy tickets here.


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Style rebooting "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous"; developing Charlize Theron's "Glam Squad"
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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Style Media is tapping into America's obsession with wealth, celebrity and power to bring viewers another dose of 'Life Styles of the Rich and the Famous' in 2013, while actively developing a glamour industry reality show produced by Charlize Theron. The network announced Theron's 'Glam Squad' and the return of the celebrity-centric show that made Robin Leach famous, along a two other new series called 'Pop Style' and 'Luxe Life Miami,' on Tuesday. ...
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Masters of Mediocrity
By Dr Mukul Pai Raiturkar
17 June 2014 15:21 IST
My lawyer friend from Mumbai phoned me yesterday . After the usual hellos and the shop talk the discussion veered into the political arena.
"Do you know that there is a near total clamp down on freedom of press?" He asked.
"Why are you saying so?" I countered.
"Ambani issued a cease and desist notice to Amazon and some others involved in the publication of a book detailing how Reliance got the previous Government to double the price of natural gas. The book was stalled. Almost immediately Ambani moved to buy a whole swath of Indian media" He said.
"What about Wendy Doniger's book on Hinduism?" I asked, "Why was it pulped?"
"That is a big story" He said, "Do you know who Modi's National Security Adviser is?"
"Yes" I said, "Ajit Kumar Doval -- ex director of the RSS thank tank Vivekananda International Foundation. He was also the chief of the Intelligence Bureau"
"Exactly" He said. "Doval played an important role in pulping the Doniger book through Shiksha Bachao Abhiyaan"
"That completes the picture" I said "While VIF stresses that it is nonpartisan, the institution did play a role in providing a platform to bring together forces who went on to launch movements against the UPA. As reported by The Indian Express in August 2012, it was at the VIF that a decision was taken to form an anti-corruption front under yoga guru Ramdev. A year earlier, the foundation together with RSS ideologue K N Govindacharya's Rashtriya Swabhiman Andolan had organised a seminar on corruption and black money attended by Baba Ramdev, Arvind Kejriwal and Kiran Bedi. At the end of the seminar, an "anti-corruption front" was formed with Ramdev as patron and Govindacharya as convener. The members included Doval and RSS ideologue S. Gurumurthy."
"The height is the total disrespect for democratic norms that Modi showed in getting the TRAI Chairman Nripendra Misra as his Principal Secretary." I continued.
"Why so?" he asked.
I was taken aback. Although a lawyer, he was not aware that Telecom Regulatory Authority Act bars TRAI Chairman from ever holding a Government office. " This public interest bar was actually enacted by Atal Behari Vajapayee's Government in 2000. It is meant to prevent favoritism and promote impartiality." I said.
"Then how could Modi get Misra as his Principal secretary?" He asked.
"Through an ordinance" I said.
"What??" -- He could not believe me !
"But the Supreme Court's 1987 judgement in D.C. Wadhwa case clearly says -- ordinance power cannot be allowed to be perverted to serve political ends." He stated angrily.
At last I felt a little comfortable with his knowledge of Law.
"And what about Smriti Irani?" I asked. "How is it that a person who has filed contradictory affidavits in court about her educational status can become an Education minister?"
"Her education is of the highest order." He said -- sarcasm oozing through his tone. "It is saffron education, and she knows her script too well."
"Rather than saffron glorification, I would love it if the nationalists teach Constitution of India in schools" I said.
....... As I kept the receiver down I asked myself what the take home message of the entire conversation was.
We have a Principal secretary to the Prime Minister who has been appointed by patently unlawful means by a Prime Minister.
Our National Security Adviser is a political fundamentalist who sees the world -- money as well as people and their ideologies -- in black and white. This is amply clear from the interview published by The Economic Times on 9 January, by a journalist Nistula Hebbar, also available on Doval's Blog.
QUESTION: As part of your work for the Vivekananda International Foundation you have also issued a paper on black money along with RSS ideologue S.Gurumurthy, which was commissioned by the BJP. Would you say you have right wing sympathies, ideologically speaking?
DOVAL'S REPLY: The paper was written first and BJP took it up later as a part of their campaign to bring back black money from abroad. As for right wing, just what do you mean by that ? As far as I am concerned the entire country is right wing as we do not have collective ownership of resources and have the concept of private property. That is my understanding of right and left wing ideologies. I stand for a strong nation with a strong economy so that we have enough resources to spend 2.5% of GDP on strengthening defence capabilities, enough to compete with China and others. You need to spend and you have to take a strong nationalist view in these issues.
QUESTION: It's being said that you might find an important place in any future NDA government, even as National Security Advisor? Are you a member of the BJP?
DOVAL'S REPLY :That is absurd and hypothetical. I am not a member of any political party, have never been. I don't think I'd like to accept any position in any government.
In such other interviews Doval has advocated the "shoot first ask questions later" policy vis a vis terrorists -- real or imagined.
The question is how long will it be before all those who try to create a just state by just means start stopping bullets of those in power, or start finding themselves behind bars ??
And all this in the name of economic development !! I remember the song from the mega movie "For a Few Dollars More".........
So she'll cry just a little for a few dollars more.
She'll lie just a little like she's done it before........
Dr Mukul Pai Raiturkar
Dr Mukul R Pai Raiturkar is a consultant pediatrician & neonatologist practicing in Margao. He is the co-convener of Ami Goenkar, an organisation of secular young Goans working towards a novel approach to religious-political issues of Goa. Son of veteran Goan freedom fighter Mr Ravindranath Pai Raiturkar, he exudes unshakable faith in a liberal, secular and free spirited democracy of India.
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BGP is an application layer protocol that uses TCP as its transport layer protocol – TCP Port number 179, which provides connection-oriented reliable delivery of packets. BGP assumes that its communication is reliable, and does not implement any fragmentation, retransmission, acknowledgment, sequencing, and error-recovery mechanisms as like EIGRP. BGP information is encapsulated inside TCP segments, which are then encapsulated inside IP packets. BGP is the only IP routing protocol that uses TCP as its transport layer. RIP uses UDP for its transport layer; IGRP, EIGRP, and OSPF reside directly above the IP layer; and IS-IS is resides in the network layer.
BGP routers establish a TCP connection between them via the standard TCP three-way handshake to exchange messages to confirm the connection parameters and full routing updates. BGP routers send only changes (triggered updates) subsequently. BGP also sends periodic keepalive messages, similar to the Hello packets in EIGRP, OSPF, and IS-IS.
EIGRP and OSPF implement a one-for-one window to ensure that update packets are explicitly acknowledged. When there are multiple packets to send, the next packet cannot be sent until an acknowledgment for the current packet is received. The acknowledgment process can be very inefficient and causes latency issues if many update packets must be exchanged over slow links. However, OSPF and EIGRP rarely have to exchange thousands of updates packets. EIGRP can hold more than 100 networks in a single EIGRP update packet; therefore 100 EIGRP update packets can hold up to 10000 networks. Most organizations do not have 10000 subnets!
BGP, which always has more than 120'000 Internet routes to advertise, uses TCP to handle the acknowledgment process. The 16-bit TCP Window allows up to 65536 bytes to be sent without waiting for an acknowledgment. If 1000-byte packets are being sent, around 65 packets are allowed to be sent without waiting for an acknowledgment.
With TCP sliding window, the receiver often acknowledges at halfway of the sending window, which allows any TCP applications, eg: BGP, to stream packets without having to stop and wait for acknowledgments. TCP was selected as the transport layer for BGP as TCP can transmit a large volume of data reliably. With the full Internet routing table exceeding 32MB in size and exceeding 1000 bytes of BGP changes per minute, rely upon TCP for windowing and reliability is better than implementing a BGP one-for-one windowing capability as like EIGRP and OSPF.
BGP messages are carried within TCP segments. The minimum and maximum message sizes are 19 and 4096 octets or bytes respectively. All BGP messages share a common header. A data portion might or might not follow the header depend upon the message type.
Marker is a 16-byte field that is used to detect loss of synchronization between BGP peers and to authenticate messages when authentication is supported. It is set to all 1s if the message type is Open or if the Open message does not contain authentication information; otherwise, the value of the Marker can be predicted by some computation as part of the authentication process.
Length is a 2-byte field that indicates the total length of the message including the header, in octets.
Type is a 1-byte field that specifies the message type.
(Type Code 1) The 1st message sent by both peers after a TCP connection has been established. If the Open message is acceptable, a Keepalive message is sent to confirm the Open. Keepalive, Update, and Notification messages can be exchanged only after the Open has been confirmed and the BGP connection is established.
(Type Code 2) BGP peers exchange full BGP routing tables upon the initial TCP connection. Incremental updates upon the changes in the routing table are sent subsequently.
(Type Code 3) Sent when an error or special condition is detected. The BGP connection is terminated immediately upon a Notification message is sent. A Notification message includes an Error Code, an Error Subcode, and the Data or reason for the error.
(Type Code 4) Consists of only the 19-byte BGP message header with no additional data. Maintains the BGP connection between 2 BGP peers. Exchanged on a period of one-third (1/3) of the hold time, but not less than 1 second; 60 seconds by default. Keepalive messages are not sent if the negotiated hold time for the BGP session is 0.
 Version. A 1-byte field that indicates the BGP version number running on the originator. The highest common version that both routers negotiated and support will be used. Most current BGP implementations use the current version – BGP-4.
 My Autonomous System. A 2-byte field that indicates the AS number of the originator. A BGP peer uses this information to determine whether the BGP session is EBGP or IBGP and will terminate the BGP session if it is not the expected AS number.
 Hold Time. A 2-byte field that indicates the number of seconds proposed by the originator for the hold time of the BGP session – the period of time that can elapse before the receiver must receive either a Keepalive or Update message from the originator. The receiver of the Open message calculates the hold timer value to use by comparing the Hold Time field specified in the Open message and its configured hold timer value; and accepts the smaller value or rejects the connection.
The hold time must be either 0 or at least 3 seconds. The default hold time is 180 seconds.
 BGP Identifier. A 4-byte field that indicates the Router ID of the originator. The BGP identifier is an IP address assigned to a BGP router and is determined upon the startup of a BGP routing process. The BGP Router ID is chosen the same way as the OSPF Router ID is chosen. The BGP Router ID can be statically configured to override the automatic selection.
 Optional Parameters Length. A 1-byte field that indicates the total length of the following Optional Parameters field, in octets. A value of zero indicates that there is no Optional Parameters field is included in the Open message.
 Optional Parameters. A variable-length field that contains a list of optional parameters. Each parameter is specified by a 1-byte Type field, a 1-byte Length field, and a variable-length Value field that contains the parameter value itself. This field is used to advertise the support for optional capabilities, eg: multiprotocol extensions, route refresh, etc.
 Unfeasible Routes Length. A 2-byte field that indicates the total length of the following Withdrawn Routes field, in octets. A value of zero indicates that no routes are being withdrawn and there is no Withdrawn Routes field is included in the Update message.
 Withdrawn Routes. A variable-length field that contains a list of unreachable routes that are to be withdrawn from service, if any. Each route in the list is described with a (Length – Prefix) tuple. If the Length part of the tuple is 0, the Prefix matches all routes.
 Total Path Attribute Length. A 2-byte field that indicates the total length of the following Path Attributes field, in octets. A value of zero indicates that no path attributes and NLRI are included in the Update message.
 Path Attributes. A variable-length field that lists the attributes associated with the NLRI in the following field. Each path attribute is a variable-length triplet of (Attribute Type, Attribute Length, Attribute Value). The 2-byte Attribute Type field of the triplet consists of the 4 Attribute Flag bits, 4 unused bits, and a 1-byte Attribute Type Code field.
 Network Layer Reachability Information (NLRI). A variable-length field that contains a list of IP prefixes that can be reached via this path using the (Length – Prefix) tuples. A Length value of 0 indicates a prefix that matches all IP prefixes.
Note: BGP is more towards a reachability protocol than a routing protocol.
Note: If the path attributes associated with a route has changed, or a new path for the same prefix has been selected, a withdrawn route is not required; an Update message with the new attributes and matching NLRI will be advertised instead – implicit withdraw.
No IS-IS is not a data-link protocol. IS-IS sits directly above the data-link layer and as such it operates at the network-layer, butit does NOT use IP. It uses CLNS.
Do not forget that IS-IS operates in IP clouds after a IETF modification of the protocol, first developed by ISO.That is the reason IS-IS is mentioned as a data link protocol by some authors.


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Q: Is there anything that makes VM wares different to normal OS for virus scanners? As I'm often using VM wares for my job I stumbled a few times over a problem with the virus scanner I'm using (Avast).
It works normally on my PC, but whenever I'm working from inside a VM Ware and am trying to download something (for example mozilla or visual studio) I need to deactivate the virus scanner, as else it "blocks" the download (without saying something, just reducing the download speed to 0bytes/sec).
As I've noticed this now time and again (while on a normal PC nothing of that sort). I'm wondering there, if from a virus scanners perspective something is different inside a VM to outside of it?


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2006 - 2011 Mazda BT 50 Chassis Cab
MAZDA BT 50 Chassis cab
Trucks Reviews Chassis Cab 4X2 4x4
The Mazda BT 50 2006 model was launched in the middle of very good market conditions. The interest for light duty trucks was at its peak, but the downside was that were many competitors in the game so Mazda's BT 50 did managed to get only a small piece of the big cake.
While its exterior design didn't have the power to take on more stylish competitors, Mazda had its own advantages and the biggest one was its competitive price tag ($18.800).
The 2006 Mazda BT 50 shared the same technologies and underpinnings with the old Ford Ranger, but unlike its sibling was a little cheaper and less well equipped. Power came from a 2.5 liter which developed 143 hp and 280 Nm of torque.
While the new generation Mazda BT 50 looks stunning, the old model was an ugly duckling at its time.
Mazda's commercial vehicles have started to get better exterior styles only in the latest years, but five years ago they weren't exactly an eye catcher.
Though, the BT 50 did offered a rugged style which coped well with its utilitarian nature. The overall design was pretty clean without any dynamic lines to break the monotony. On the other hand, we like how the grille was combined with the big plastic bumper as they formed a pretty nice design pattern.
The grille was also fitted with the Mazda logo in its center and received a thin chromed bar placed on top. The bumper was fairly solid and was fitted with three dynamic air intakes which managed to give the vehicle a slightly more aggressive stance.
Keeping it up with the requirements of this segment the, Mazda BT 50 had also a pretty high ground clearance and generously sized wheels wrapped in off road tyres. To offer more versatility, the vehicle was offered in either a two-seat Single Cab or a full Double Cab with seating for five.
The Double Cab has a maximum gross payload of 1175kg and, while the Single Cab offers a maximum payload of 1250kg with four-wheel drive or 1170kg with two wheel drive.
As with most trucks of its time, the Mazda BT 50 offered a pretty pleasant cabin. The interior comfort was close to what you'd usually get in a passenger car and you've also get acres of space as a bonus.
The dashboard looked slightly better than what you'll find at its direct rivals from Nissan or Toyota and the materials were at par with its competition.
But even if the Mazda BT 50's interior was much nicer than what was usually offered in the rest of the segment that isn't exactly a huge compliment. Don't expect to find a wealth of soft-touch materials, as we are talking about a highly utilitarian vehicle with its main purpose being transportation. But at least the interior build quality felt solid.
The center console was fitted with climate and audio systems which had fairly easy-to-use controls.
The sets were surprisingly comfortable with sculpted bolsters and high seatbacks, delivering a proper back and under thigh support. There were also plenty adjustments to play with and even the steering wheel have a few, permitting you to find a proper driving position in no time.
The driver was greeted by a pretty nice looking instrument cluster which was fitted with three big gauges and all of them were fairly easy to read without catching any disturbing light reflections.
Storage wasn't a problem wither and there were enough cubby holes, consoles and cup holders to store your things safely.
The light truck was also nicely kitted with an MP3/CD stereo system, electric windows, electric mirrors, remote central locking and climate control but falls short of offering the leather trim and extra equipment of most other top-of-the-range pick-ups.
Engines and performance
The 2.5-litre turbo diesel engine develops 143hp and 243lb-ft of torque. While the engine isn't the most powerful unit in the segment, it's still stronger than other models and never feels underpowered even when the vehicle is fully loaded.
The engine was also pretty refined and once the ignition was turned on you were greeted by a nice metallic growl announcing that the truck is ready to play. There was also plenty of torque available on a wide range of revs and offered enough grip to keep you out of trouble even on the difficult terrains.
While the two wheel drive model needed care in slippery conditions, the all wheel drive version didn't encounter any significant problems. The 4WD model was also offered with a low-ratio gearbox for more arduous working conditions.
Mazda BT 50 Engines Specifications
Engine hp@rpm lbft@rpm
2.5 liter 143 @ 3500 243 @ 1800
Mazda had always received good marks when it comes to driving dynamics, and the BT 50 does not disappoint. The ride is pretty comfortable especially in the 4WD model and the suspension has the potential to absorb most of the potholes without hearting your back.
You'll also like Mazda's power steering which feels well balanced offering a proper feedback at both low and high speeds.
On off road is also pretty capable, but it's not quite in the same league with the Toyota Landcruiser.
Being forced to face a strong competition, the old Mazda BT-50 didn't manage to build a massive success. Though, it was a fairly capable workhorse with nice and comfortable interiors and also satisfactory off road abilities.
The Mazda BT-50 offered a perfect compromise between the tough working vehicle and the big family 4x4. It's true that it wasn't as sophisticated as other models of its time, but it had a strong character and came at a relatively competitive price – a fact that is always worth to be taken into consideration.
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Ride along with a couple as a GMC test driver puts the GMC Motorhome through the rigors of the GM test track.
GMC made its namesake Motorhome from 1973 to 1978. With independent air suspension in the rear and a unique front-wheel drivetrain it was by many accounts well ahead of its time.
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WEEK #42: 15 – 21 October 2018
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(i) Talk on Artificial Intelligence by Prof. Qiang Yang: 17 Oct. 2018
Office of AIT President and School of Engineering and Technology (9 Oct. 2018)
Dear AIT Community,
You are cordially invited to attend a special talk and seminar by Professor Qiang Yang, chair professor at the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).
Special talk on "AI and Our Future Society" (General Audience)
Date: Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Time: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Venue: Robert B. Banks Auditorium, AIT Center
Seminar on "New Advances in Transfer Learning" (Data Science Specialists)
Time: 4.30 - 6.00 p.m.
Venue: Milton Bender Auditorium
Brief Bio Data:
Qiang Yang is a chair professor at the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Department of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), where he was a former head of the department and founding director of the Big Data Institute. Between 2012 and 2014, he was the founding director of the Huawei Noah's Ark Research Lab.
His research interests include artificial intelligence including machine learning and data mining. He is a fellow of ACM, AAAI, IEEE, IAPR and AAAS. He received his PhD from the Computer Science Department at the University of Maryland, College Park and was a faculty member at the University of Waterloo and Simon Fraser University. He was the founding Editor in Chief of the ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology (ACM TIST) and IEEE Transactions on Big Data. He was the Program Co-chair of ACM KDD 2010 and the General Chair of ACM KDD 2012. He was the PC Chair of IJCAI 2015. In 2017, he received the ACM SIGKDD Distinguished Service Award.
Tentative Program:
12:00 – 13:30 p.m. Lunch with President, Deans and Prof. Matt Daily at Lobby Lounge, AITCC
14:30 – 16:00 p.m. Institute Guest Speaker Series speech, Title "AI and Our Future Society" at the RBB Auditorium, AITCC
14:30 Welcome the audiences and invite the President by Prof. Matt (No need to introducing the guest speaker)
14:32 – 14:37 Welcome remarks by Dr. Eden, AIT President
14:37 – 14:40 Prof. Matt introducing the Guest Speaker and invite Prof. Qiang YANG
14:40 – 15:40 Institute Guest lecture by Prof. Qiang YANG
15:55 – 16:00 Token of appreciation by Dr. Eden Woon, AIT President / Dr. Subin Pinkayan, Chairman of the BoT
16:30 – 18:00 p.m. Seminar with faculty and students, Title "New Advances in Transfer Learning" and followed Informal discussion at the Milton Bender Auditorium. (Small Group).
18:30 p.m. Departure from AIT.
(ii) Vacancy Announcement: Two Vice Presidents Positions (VPAA and VPA) (Office of the President )
AIT seeks qualified professionals and outstanding individuals who will provide the leadership required for the positions of Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA) and Vice President for Administration (VPA), and who are motivated to join a graduate education institution about to embark on a re-positioning of introducing innovation in education across the board. Both Vice Presidents will be on the senior leadership team of the Institute and shall report directly to the President.
Ref no: 43/18
Deadline: November 15, 2018
Email: vpsearch@ait.asia
Tel no. (66-2) 524-5019
More details at this link
(iii) Vacancy Announcement: Dean, School of Management (School of Management)
AIT seeks a visionary leader for the position of Dean of the School of Management. The successful candidate will be committed to a philosophy emphasizing the importance of both scholarly research and teaching. Candidates should show evidence of successful fundraising and the ability to positively represent the school to internal and external constituents.
Email: somdeansearch@ait.ac.th
(iv) AIT Academic Calendar 2019 - now available
Email from Office of Student Affairs (10 Oct . 2018)
Kindly be informed that the printed copies of the AIT Academic Calendar 2019 are now available at the Office of Student Affairs (OSA). You may now get your ordered copies.
The calendar can be imported (Import Calendar) to your own e-calendar (i.e google, yahoo, gmail, MS outlook) using the file sent by OSA. The sent file also includes the pdf format.
(v) Web of Science Discovery Quiz 2018
Email from AIT Library (30 Aug. 2018)
Clarivate Analytics invites you to participate in the Web of Science Discovery Quiz. The objective of the quiz is to create greater awareness and familiarity of Web of Science for students and researchers. Participants will learn on how to use Web of Science in a fun way and discover useful features which will help them in their work. Grand prizes include such as Apple Watch, Fitbit, wireless earphones and many more.
The quiz will start on 1 September – 31 October 2018. Announcement of winners will be on Thursday, 15 November 2018.
To register for the quiz, please access this URL link - http://discover.clarivate.com/wosquizTH2018
For more details, please find enclosed the banners and quiz announcement.
(vi) Change to WhatsApp Backup in Google Drive
Email from Helpdesk (23 Aug. 2018)
Due to a new agreement between WhatsApp and Google, WhatsApp backups will no longer count against Google Drive storage quota. However, any WhatsApp backups that have not been updated in more than a year will automatically be removed from storage. This policy will go into effect for all users on November 12, 2018 though some users may see the quota benefits earlier.
To avoid the loss of any backups, we recommend that users manually back up WhatsApp before November 12, 2018.
Recommended Actions:
1. Confirm that your current Android WhatsApp client is backed up (https://faq.whatsapp.com/en/android/28000019/?category=5245251)
2. If you would like to refresh any existing backups, please manually back up your WhatsApp client before October 30, 2018
(vii) A free trial for SAGE Premier 2018 Journal Database
Sage has offered a free trial for SAGE Premier journal database to AIT. The journals can be accessed and downloaded from 20 August – 30 November 2018 from this URL link: http://journals.sagepub.com/
(viii) New Trial Databases: eBook Academic Collection and eBook Business Collection
Email from AIT Library (2 Jul. 2018)
Please be informed that EBSCO has offered a trial for eBook Academic Collection and eBook Business Collection. The trial period starts from now until the end of December 2018. Full-text downloads are available.
The URLs to access "eBook Academic Collection Trial" and "eBook Business Collection Trial" are:
eBook Academic Collection Trial:
https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?authtype=uid&custid=s4629784&use...
Book Business Collection Trial:
Please note that off-campus users will be required to enter ID and Password. User ID and Password will be provided by the Library upon request via e-mail to the library at library@ait.ac.th.
The Library hopes that these trial databases will be useful for your study and research. If you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact the Library at library@ait.ac.th
(ix) SAGE Business Cases : A free trial
Email from AIT Lobrary (23 Aug. 2018)
Sage has offered a free trial for SAGE Business Cases from 22 August – 30 November 2018. The business cases can be accessed at this URL link:
http://sk.sagepub.com/cases
SAGE Business Cases is the first digital collection tailored to library needs, providing librarians, faculty, and students with cases to support their curriculum and independent research.
Offering 1,700 cases from around the world—this collection will grow to 2,500 case studies by 2018. These cases are:
URL: http://sk.sagepub.com/cases
(x) SAGE Video - Business and Management : A free trial
Sage has offered a free trial for SAGE Video - Business and Management from 22 August - 30 November 2018. The video can be accessed from this URL link: https://sk.sagepub.com/video
(xi) Vegetarian Food Counter available at The AIT Cafeteria
Email from Purchasing Officer (8 Oct. 2018)
AIT is seeking for the Food Court Vendor to provide vegetarian food service at AIT Cafeteria.
Interested parties are invited to submit your proposals by hand or email to the Purchasing Office (purchasing@ait.ac.th ) not later than 3.30p.m. on Wednesday, 24 October 2018.
Ø For Bid information and submission: Ms. Pakkamol: Tel. 02-524-5029, pakkamol@ait.ac.th
Ø For Space information & requirements: Ms. Elizabeth: Tel. 02-524-6323, bethc@ait.ac.th
(xii) Dessert and Beverage Counter available at The AIT Cafeteria
AIT is looking for the Food Court Vendor to for dessert and beverage counter at the AIT Cafeteria. Interested parties are invited to submit your proposals by hand or email to the Purchasing Office (purchasing@ait.ac.th ) not later than 3.30p.m. on Wednesday, 24 October 2018.
(xiii) Vacant Seats Available for Staff Vans
Email from Office of Human Resources Services (9 Jan. 2018)
Kindly be informed that the available seats for AIT Staff Vans are indicated as follows:
Route 1: Latplakaow - Ramintra - Sapanmai - Phaholyothin km. 27 - AIT, still has 3 seats available (from 4 seats left 1 seat for relaxing space)
Route 2: Sathorn - BTS Morchit - Vibhavadi - AIT , still has 3 seats available (from 4 seats left 1 seat for relaxing space )
Route 3 : Nonthaburi - BTS Ministry of Public Health - Pongpetch - Laksi - Vibhavadi - AIT, still has 3 seats available (from 4 seats left 1 seat for relaxing space)
Route 4: Thonburi- The Mall Tha-pra - Pinklao Intersection- Rama VII Bridge -Vibhavadi - AIT, still has 4 seats available (from 5 seats left 1 seat for relaxing space)
For further communication and reservation, please contract Khun Jirada at ext.5018 or jirada@ait.asia .
(a) AIT Career Fair and SU Research Exhibition: 31 October 2018
FOUR WEEKS TO GO !!!
Nineteen (19) organizations have confirmed so far to join the AIT Career Fair scheduled on 31 October 2018 from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm at the AIT Conference Center.
1. The Siam Cement PCL (SCG) – largest cement and building material company in Thailand and Southeast Asia
2. Pylon PCL - specialty foundation contractor company
3. Erawan Sugar Co. Ltd. - one of the leading companies in sugar business in Thailand
5. WHA Corp. PCL - develops and manages properties in industrial estates and industrial zones in Thailand and internationally
6. Panya Consultants Co. Ltd. - provides consulting and management services to the government, private sector and international organizations
7. Stonehenge Co. Ltd. - provides professional services in design (architecture, structure, and historical conservation) and construction management (FIRST TIMER)
8. Codium Co. Ltd. – build mobile, tablet, desktop application, and enterprises solutions using the latest open source technology
9. Aeroklas Co. Ltd. - global leader in automotive accessories (FIRST TIMER)
10. TEAM Consulting Engg and Mgt Co. Ltd. – Thailand's largest conglomerate of consulting companies
11. TOA Paint (Thailand) Co., Ltd. - largest decorative paint manufacturer in South East Asia and has four main business lines - paints, chemicals, petrochemicals and automotive
13. Gulf Energy Development PCL - one of the leading energy producers in Thailand, producing safe, reliable energy now and for the future (FIRST TIMER)
14. Siam Makro PCL – wholesale center for professional business operators
15. Thai Beverage PCL - leading beverage producer and distributor in the region
16. Ascend Group Co. Ltd. - regional online company in Southeast Asia which provides e-Commerce platform and services (FIRST TIMER)
17. Vinarco Services Thailand Ltd. - market leader in providing professional consultancy services across Asia-Pacific
18. DKSH (Thailand) Ltd. - leading market expansion services provider for companies who want to grow their business in Thailand (FIRST TIMER)
19. Action Aid International - an international non-governmental organization whose primary aim is to work against poverty and injustice worldwide
¤ Erawan Sugar Career Talk on 24 October 2018 ( Wed), 4:00 - 5:30 pm, Milton Bender Auditorium, AIT
To pre-register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDmlicM_8MXA5I8S1fVVxGvcQd7tBI...
¤ Mekong Institute Career Talk on 1 November 2018 ( Thu), 4:00 - 5:30 pm, Milton Bender Auditorium, AIT
To pre-register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEHW22FVlZVdVn2_0tWJhTlW1XJm6p...
¤ Siam Makro Career Talk on 7 November 2018 (Wed), 4:00 - 5:30 pm, Milton Bender Auditorium, AIT
To pre-register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQOXbx5WmA1zLhec65fCZcF3DRTuJ9...
Many more companies are confirming in the days ahead! Please help us in spreading the word out about the Fair !!! And let us know as well if you have any company contacts that you want us to invite to the Fair.
Mark your calendar! For developments and career opportunities, please drop by at: www.careercenter.ait.ac.th
(ii) LECTURES / SEMINARS / CONFERENCES
(a) SERD Seminar on "The Future of Tourism Education" by Dr. Thitikan Satchabut: 22 Oct 2018
School of Environment, Resources and Development (SERD) will organize a seminar by Dr. Thitikan Satchabut , Assistant President for Marketing Communication and International Relations at the Department of Tourism Management, School of Tourism and Services, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC).
Seminar on "The Future of Tourism Education"
Date: Monday, 22 October 2018
Time: 10:00 - 11:30 p.m.
Venue: S-101 (SERD Dean Office Meeting Room)
Dr. Thitikan Satchabut got her PhD degree in Recreation, Park & Tourism Science from Texas A&M University (TAMU), USA in 2013 and her Master's degree in Natural Resources Management from AIT in 2009.
Currently, she is associated with The Department of Tourism Management, School of Tourism and Services University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC).
She was the Assistant President for Marketing Communication and International Relations in 2016, The Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, International College in 2015 and Department Head of Tourism Management, Business School in 2014 in UTCC. She has been interviewed and featured in a number of Medias in China and Thailand.
(b) ICUE 2018 on Green Energy for Sustainable Development: 24 – 26 Oct. 2018
AIT will organize ICUE 2018 on Green Energy for Sustainable Development from 24 – 26 October 2018 at Thavorn Palm Beach Resort, Karon, Phuket, Thailand.
For further information, please contact visit our website:
www.icue2018.ait.ac.th and www.icue.ait.ac.th/2018
or contact:
Conference Secretariat at email: icue2018@ait.ac.th
More details: http://eecc.ait.ac.th/events/icue-conference-2018/
(c) 7th Asia Conference on Earthquake Engineering
Seismic Resilience for Safer Cities and Infrastructures: 22-25 Nov 2018
Urbanization is one of the major global challenges of this era. To address the issues related to safety of cities and infrastructure, the 7th Asia Conference on Earthquake Engineering (7ACEE 2018) is being jointly organized by AIT and Engineering Institute of Thailand (EIT) in collaboration with the Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines Inc. (ASEP), from 22 – 25 November 2018 in Bangkok.
More details: http://acee2018.org/
(d) Asian Aquaculture 2018: 3 – 6 December 2018
Asian Aquaculture 2018 will be organized AIT from 3-6 December 2018 at the AIT Conference Center. More details at this link: https://www.ait.ac.th/event/asian-aquaculture-2018/
(a) Training on Climate Change Downscaling and Hydrological Modelling: 15 – 21 Oct. 2018
A training on 'Capacity Building & Knowledge Sharing: Climate Change Downscaling and Hydrological Modelling & Time Series Analysis of Hydroclimate and Fisheries' will be organized at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) from 15-21 October at the AIT Conference Center.
This training is forms a part of the project 'Connecting climate change, hydrology and fisheries for energy and food security in Lower Mekong Basin' https://www.ait.ac.th/wp-content/uploads/sites/2404/2018/10/Connect_Meko... ( http://connect-chf.com/ ).
'Connecting climate change, hydrology and fisheries for energy and food security in Lower Mekong Basin' is a three-year project funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and implemented by AIT, Stockholm Environmental Institute (SEI) and Inland Fisheries Research and Development Institute (IFReDI).
The training on 15-21 October will be witnessed by 25-30 participants from Mekong countries who are working on water resources, climate change, hydropower, agriculture and fisheries sector.
The first module (15-17 Oct) of the training will be led by Arizona State University (ASU) and the second module (18-21 Oct) will be led by AIT.
Download Detailed Program: https://www.ait.ac.th/wp-content/uploads/sites/2404/2018/10/Connect_Meko...
More details: https://www.ait.ac.th/event/capacity-building-knowledge-sharing-climate-...
(b) Training program on Management of Parasitic Diseases in Aquaculture - Pre-Conference Workshop: 26 - 30 November 2018
(c) Training program on Integrated Multi-trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) – Pre-Conference Workshop: 1 -2 Dec. 2018
C. Visitors / MoU
• Delegation from Siam Technological College (Siam Tech) / 24 Oct. 2018 / to learn about AIT and gain exposure to a new educational environment and techniques in order to develop teaching skill
(i) Improvement project : Cleaning and Painting of Dorm J Building
Email from OFAM (11 Oct. 2018)
Please be informed that subcontractor will start the improvement project at Dorm J, to clean and paint the exterior and corridors of the building.
Project has started on 12 October 2018 (Friday)
Expected to finish by mid of November 2018.
During this time there may be loud noise and dust around the area work. Residents of Dorm J are requested to close their doors and windows properly.
Apologies for any inconvenience that it may cause.
After this dorm, we will continue with dorm E and Dorm K, which will be announced later.
Prof. Nguyen Thi Kim Oanh / Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam / 27 August – 7 September 2018*
Dr. Punchet Thammarak / Manila, Cagayan de Oro, Mindanao, Philippines / 31 August – 2 September 2018*
Dr. Djoen San Santoso / Myanmar / Myanmar / 5 – 7 October 2018*
Dr. Firman Hadi Darodji / Palu, Indonesia / 4 – 11 October 2018*
Dr. Syed Faizul Hassan Shah / Manila, Philippines / 11 – 13 October 2018*
Dr. B.H.W. Hadikusumo / Vietnam / 12 – 14 October 2018*
Dr. Ram C. Bhujel / Surat Thani, Thailand / 12 – 16 October 2018
Dr. Shobhakar Dhakal / Berlin, Germany / 12 – 19 October 2018
Dr. John K. M. Kuwornu / Berlin, Germany / 13 – 18 October 2018
Dr. Jonathan Shaw / Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / 14 – 15 October 2018
Mr. Sanjeev Jayasinghe / Malaysia / 14 – 16 October 2018
Prof. S. Kumar / Boston and Charlotte, USA / 14 – 17 October 2018
Dr. Manzul K. Hazarika / Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / 14 – 18 October 2018
Dr. Abha Mishra / Singapore and Johor, Malaysia / 14 – 20 October 2018
Mr. Lyan B. Villacorta / Manila, Philippines / 14 – 20 October 2018
Mr. Ida Bagus Hendra Gupta / Udon Thani, Thailand and Vientiane, Laos / 15 – 20 October 2018
Dr. Jonathan Shaw / Manila, Philippines / 16 – 19 October 2018
Mr. Naoya Tsukamoto / Manila, Philippines / 16 – 19 October 2018
Raaga Harsha Sayoji Doddaka / Johor, Malaysia / 17 – 20 October 2018
Prof. C. Visvanathan / Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / 21 – 24 October 2018
Prof. Kyoko Kusakabe / Chiang Mai, Thailand / 21 – 24 October 2018
Mr. Sasanka Lanka Madawalagama / Melbourne, Australia / 21 – 26 October 2018
Ms. Jennifer Kay Thi Kyaw / Myanmar / 21 October – 31 December 2018
Position: Senior Librarian (Head of Cataloguing Section) (AIT Library)
Position: Admin Staff (Secretary/Program Associate/Program Officer)
Position: Accounting/Finance Manager (Office of Finance)
Position: Accountant - General Ledger (Office of Finance)
Position: Accountant (Office of Finance)
Position: Director (Office of the Human Resources Services)
Position: Music Teacher (AIT International School)
Position: Administrative Staff (School of Environment, Resources & Development)
Deadline: 2 November 2018
Position: Director (Office of Procurement, Inventory and Assets)
Deadline: 11 November 2018
Position: Technical Staff (Technician) (School of Environment, Resources & Development)
Positions: Two Vice Presidents Positions (VPAA and VPA) (Office of the President )
Position: Dean, School of Management (School of Management)
Faculty Positions: Assistant/Associate Professor (School of Engineering & Technology )
Ref. No. Fac 11/18
Faculty Position: Assistant/Associate Professor (School of Environment, Resources & Development)
Faculty Position: Assistant/Associate Professor (School of Engineering & Technology)
Faculty Positions (School of Management) (SOM)
Position: Administrative Staff (Academic Quality Officer) (Office of Academic Affairs)
Deadline: 2 December 2018
Position: Director/PRINCIPAL for AIT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (AIT International School) (AIT International School)
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