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I have been privileged to read Pinker's and your essays back to back. This was a wonderfully enlightening and entertaining experience. They are both brilliant expositions. It also enabled me to take in the two moods of the pieces almost all at once. My initial feeling after finishing was that I would like to bring you two together for therapy session, not on couches or parallel chairs, but with a Bach gavotte playing and insist that you both dance around the room in close embrace.
My own thoughts on all this have been expressed very clearly in my book of essays, especially in 'Man in a Dark Room', 'The Ends of Art' and 'Science and Art'. Others I hope demonstrate how knowledge provided by scientific exploration can profoundly affect ones life experience.
You represented the humanities in the personification of a miffed female in a partnership. Working in the humanities myself it would seem that she is taking my part in her arguments. Well, like all people who have an unelected spokesperson speaking in their name I have a few things to say about that. And if anyone is going be miffed on my behalf I would want to add my own miffedness. However, the fact is I do not feel miffed at all with Pinker. I think he is right.
But now I sense a change and the arts are stepping up to the mark. Steven Pinker is now behind the times in his assessment of this. From where I operate I do not sense a danger of submersion of the humanities by science, rather now an admittedly belated coming together. The evidence seems clear – look at the new MA course in art and science now running very successfully at Central St. Martins. Look at websites like 'the Beautiful Brain'. Look at the CV's of all the artists represented in the GV Art and Mind photograph and the current projects they are involved in. Look at the art/science gallery in Dublin, now up and running, to be followed shortly to a major opening in London of a similar showcase. Look at the work of Kings College in this area. It is also significant that there has even been a major article in the Observer, by the minister for universities, David Willets, arguing very strongly the case for strengthening the humanities in the education system. (Amazing – if one is looking for philistines take a peep into the cabinet office).
And taking a step or two back what I see is a more and more united front, exploring the nature of existence from the objective and the subjective experience, and a coming together more and more in collaborations of increasing validity. And it is neuroscience, now coming under fierce attack from the likes of Ray Tallis (or at least a straw man version of it), that this exploration of objective and subjective experience can be and is being tackled.
I am a reductionist – although as I understand it this word is only used by those of a mystic or religious turn of mind, those who seem to believe there is 'something else' just out of our grasp but which has a personal effect on us. Some kind of spiritual phlogiston. I have never felt that nor seen anything to justify the belief. As I see it placing all the things we know of the world, from our most despised and petty habits to our grandest aspirations, imaginings and genius (all perceived in our own image of course – including our images of something supposedly 'outside' us) – all of it resides within our brains/nervous systems. If not, where else? Show me. Certainly we have a symbiotic relation with the material world but that remains utterly meaningless and totally amoral without that which happens in our brain's manipulation of the sensing of it. In reductionism nothing is lost – it is simply correctly placed.
I am profoundly curious as to the nature of existence, to the nature of my experiences of it and I want to know as much as possible about my feelings, senses and emotions as I do about the material cosmos wherein they happen. But I do not think my feelings have any significance at all to the cosmos. And I am sure the cosmos couldn't give a toss about my feelings – if it were capable of giving a toss. I sense that Hardy's 'imminent will' and Spinoza's god/nature gets close enough.
It seems obvious to me that knowledge alters our perception of and emotional reactions to a given phenomenon. We cannot see the stars with the same reactions as someone pre-Galileo (unless we live in ignorance or fantasy). And we cannot think about our perceptions now as if we were looking out of windows in our heads at the material world. You argue that the Buddha, Bach and others did very well thank you without knowledge of our contemporary science. Well – looking at it that way so does my cat. But would Descartes have remained a dualist had he the knowledge that we have? I doubt it. I look with dismay at those who decry the brain sciences, as I look with dismay at someone who declares a deep love of the night sky but has no interest in astronomy. I might fall in love and leave it at that, but my curiosity pushes me on to try to find out about it both in subjective and objective terms. We can surely hold that paradox in the true sense of the word – not either or, but both together.
I believe that the period I have been lucky enough to have been born into is seeing the start a tremendous adventure in the exploration of the nature both of the material world and our perceptions of it, through science, through the humanities and a coming together of the two. I have engaged in that pursuit as far as I am able to. If you will not dance with Professor Pinker, I will perform an 'excuse me' – and turn up the Bach.
I hope you have a look at my book, as this subject is the whole theme of it and may be of some interest.
There is so much to talk about – but I had better get on with my latest picture – a complete shambles at present. Why do I think so? What are my motives? How will I choose how to fix it? How will I know it's right? Why do I bother? Who is the 'I' that bothers? All very good questions.


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What the U's central figure in Troubled Waters has to say about it
Alex Friedrich September 1, 2011, 2:12 PM Sep 1, 2011
Himle
A reader passed this on to me a few days ago.
It looks like Karen Himle, the woman at the center of last fall's uproar over the "Troubled Waters" environmental-agricultural documentary at the University of Minnesota, has talked about her experience at that time in a speech in Minnetonka.
You may remember that Himle, who was Vice President for University Relations at the time, made the phone call that cancelled the documentary's premier, and was one of the film's most outspoken critics. That drew howls of outrage from sections of the university community, which considered it a threat to academic freedom, and which saw her connections to agriculture as a serious conflict of interest. During the uproar, the university relations chief was often inaccessible, and the U made a public relations hash of the affair by both avoiding a number of key questions and putting out conflicting answers to others.
Himle later apologized and admitted to making a mistake in how she handled the matter, and resigned in December.
This past April, in her "The Gift of Scars" speech hosted by Clover Consulting as part of its "Women, Wisdom & Wine" discussion series, Himle makes it sound as if she had been persecuted:
Sometimes just doing your job can have unexpected consequences. … When I did my job on September 7, I unknowingly ruffled the feathers of a local activist group I'd never heard of. Thanks to social media, this small group commanded what has been described as a "disproportionately loud megaphone" and took up against me – their enemy and the perfect target – a person with a public profile. … I felt like the character Lisbeth Salander in the book The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest watching with amusement and horror about how she was portrayed to the public– falsely and factlessly accused but nonetheless relentlessly flogged in the media.
She says that the news outlets put out the wrong information, apparently without regard for the truth:
In today's world, incorrect information and intentional misinformation is easily manipulated through the wild west of social media where this code of ethics seems not to apply.
What is more insidious is how the incorrect information and misinformation finds its way to mainstream media, which distributes it without confirming whether it is either true or includes all of the relevant facts, creating a perception that cannot be supported by the facts.
And she appears to scale back the apology she made last year:
I needed to put a stop to the noise. No one was going to do it but me.
So I apologized – publicly – on the front page of the paper.
Not for what I had done or how I had done my job, but for not firmly engaging an army of allies – in writing – maybe in blood. Of course, I didn't know I would need to.
As a reporter who covered the story, I'll just say this in response:
If you think the facts aren't coming out, then you need to get involved, state those facts and answer fully all questions that follow — especially if your job title includes the words "university relations." (Making sure the various accounts agree with each other also helps.)
You can read the full speech here.
(Note: This is a shortened version of the piece published earlier today.)
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In Malaysia, the Ministry of Health announced that they will strictly control e-cigarette stores to ensure that these e-cigarette stores do not sell nicotine-containing E-liquids.
For Deputy Minister Lee Boon Chye, nicotine is a toxic substance in the 1902 Poisons Act, and only qualified personnel can dispose of it. To ensure that no nicotine E-liquid is available at the point of sale, they will conduct a comprehensive inspection of the e-cigarette store.
He said: "You need a license to sell it. If during our inspection, we find that the point of sale sells products containing nicotine, we will take measures against the owner of the store." Obviously, you need to get a nicotine E-liquid sales license to sell nicotine-containing E-liquid in Malaysia. This does not mean that Malaysia completely bans the sale of nicotine E-liquid, but instead controls and obtains qualified stores and qualified Sales staff can only sell nicotine-containing E-liquid.
The Minister of LEE remembered how the Ministry of Health considered the E-liquid proposal containing nicotine. He admits that these points of sale may announce the sale of only nicotine-free E-liquid, but will secretly sell nicotine-containing products behind the scenes.
"They may have a lot of countermeasures, but we also have corresponding coercive measures," he added, emphasizing the powerful shock of the Ministry of Health. Minister LEE continued: "We want to raise awareness of the downsides of smoking."
In the face of a malicious article in Twitter, "They encourage people to smoke in public places," said the LEE Minister, the Ministry of Health decided to step up public education to ban smoking in public places.
He said: "We hope to raise everyone's awareness of the unhealthy health of smoking. The measures we have taken are dissuable. We hope that people know that smoking is not good for them."
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The government passed a constitutional amendment in 2015 that allowed foreigners to own land in the Maldives.
NEW DELHI: India might be faced with another security challenge in its neighbourhood as a controversy erupted in the Maldives over the Abdulla Yameen government's plan to give control of an entire atoll to Saudi Arabia.
Members of the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party told TOI that the decision to "sell" Faafu — one of the 26 atolls — to Saudi Arabia would aggravate Wahabism in the country. The archipelago already accounts for one of the highest numbers of foreign fighters in Syria in terms of per capita.
The government passed a constitutional amendment in 2015 that allowed foreigners to own land in the Maldives. Maldives remains the only country in India's neighbourhood that PM Narendra Modi has avoided visiting. India has been unwilling to be seen as obtruding upon the internal affairs of Maldives. However, it may soon be required to take a position with elections likely next year in the country.
MDP chief and former president Mohamed Nasheed, currently living in exile in London, will contest the polls.
that India had a moral obligation to ensure free and fair elections in the country. MoS M J Akbar recently visited Male and reiterated India's support for a "stable, democratic, peaceful and prosperous Maldives fulfilling the aspirations of its citizens".


Step 2: Tools That I Used for This Project, These Can Be Replaced by Others.
I cut the wood into 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 6 " pieces using my 1971 Powermatic Bandsaw and Ridgid 12" Chop saw.
I use gorilla glue to glue the 2 sections together.
This requires wetting the surfaces with water befor gluing..
For the Stainless bar, I needed at least 10", so when I purchased them I choose random lengths from 10 to 12 inches.
As you can see from the photo, mine were cut to 11 inches.
As the ends we're rough cut, I used a file to smooth them.
I must say I learned a lot about 304 SS..
I started out drilling the holes for a 6-32 tap.. what I found is 304 SS work hardens fairly easily.
I read that when you drill SS you need keep the speed slow, 200 - 300 RPM, and use cooling fluid, oil and press hard.
You drill wood at approx. 1500 RPM's and you don't drive the drill by pressing too hard, plus you pull the bit out frequently to remove wood chips.
When I drilled the 6-32 tap hole I drilled through the material too slow. The good news it just work hardens in a local area, so drilling out for an 8-32 tap I drilled through quickly while sucking air over the metal with a shop vacuum.
Prior to Tapping, I used a countersink to help with starting the tap and also giving room for the screw.
I used tap magic on the tap and assured I removed metal chips as I cut.
Photos 8-9 show clamping a piece of maple to the SS to Grind it.. This did 2 things, one it produced a stop for Grinding and two allows me to hold the SS as it gets very hot.
Photos 13-17 show the ground SS before it is filed.
Photos 18-19 show the final cut, that has been filed and fitted with a carbide insert.
Measuring the Wood Turning Tool, it had 4 1/2" from the handle out. As I wanted 4 to 5 inches remaining in the handle I decided to cut the 304 SS to 9 inches.
I used a hand grinder and a vice to cut each piece to 9"
I then ground the end I cut in a bench grinder.
I first mark an X for the center of the spindle piece, photo 1.. note that this could have been done before the last step in cutting the corners off, but since I have a lot of extra wood for turning I was not that concerned to getting it exact.
Photo 2 shows the spur center tapped in with a hammer. You can also make your X and then cut it on the bandsaw.
Step 12: Measuring the Compression Nut Diameter and Depth and Marking on the Spindle, Turning for the Nut to Be Threaded On.
Now I measure thr brass compression nut thread diameter and depth. I use a Lathe caliper for the diameter and a 6 inch scale for the depth.
Photos 2-3 I mark the depth on the spindle where I turned it round on the end.
Photos 6-7 I used a large adjustable wrench to thread the brass compression nut on the wood spindle.
Once it is round, I use a med. then fine file to smooth and polish the brass.
Note that I have dust collection hose just under the brass compression nut to remove the brass dust while filing.
As I do a lot of pen turning, I am used to applying CA glue ( AKA Super glue ) to pens.. why not the tool that will turn the pens..
Photos 6-8 show the spindle with CA glue.. To understand how to apply CA glue, refer to my instructable on making a pen.
Once the CA is applied and sanded, I use EEE UNITA shine to polish the finish.
I could have used a parting tool to remove the end of the spindle but did want to take a chance of denting the brass or wood so I cut it on my bandsaw, photo 3.
Photos 7-8 applying thin CA on the end... as this is a bit messy photo 8 shows with cap on.
Photos 3-4 shows installing the SS bar. Note that I added CA glue into the sides of the hole befor pushing and hammering in.
That last step was to slide the rubber washer over the 304 SS bar.
I've completed all 5 tools... a lot of work, but I am real happy with the finished tools..
If you are interested in buying the carbide inserts or one of the tools, please shoot me a note. I plan to auction 1 of the tools and will be selling the inserts for the remainder of this year depending on demand.
Yes I am interested in one toll with the inserts.
I just completed the 5 tools.. I have one on eBay for sell. The other sold before I put them up.
I am out of the country, but when I get back plan to have 3 to 4 tools on eBay by end of May or sooner and currently have the Carbide inserts their.
I will let you know when the tools are up and post photos.
what is the cost for the inserts ?
$3.95 ea plus shipping through eBay. Posting just went down but I will repost today or tomorrow.
I also hope to get the tools finished soon and will put a few on eBay.
I'm am very happy with the tool.. if you need carbide inserts let me know.
Part of the game with turning is that you end up with kindling. The tool with flat surfaces actually increases control and using carbide cutters and taking small cuts all reduce catch potential. As to using brass, I am cheaper and use copper pipe for ferrules. Good tutorial overall.
Thank you and good suggestion on copper pipe. I used the brass for the thick wall but either will work.
In the intro you said you wanted to make a tool that is better than the one you bought. Can you comment on *this* tool's performance against the commercially available one? Is it indeed better? in what way?
On the tool that I bought, when you tighten the carbide Insert it wants to twist, that is because when they machined it they put a 30 deg angle on it which matches the Insert but let's it ride up on it. Second, the wood that was used is cheap, from China.. Third the metal is lightly chrome plated over bronze..
I used Iron Wood and Wild Almond, but exotic woods and both a lot harder. The SS is much harder than Bronze and when I tighten the cutter it does not spin..
I have since turned 2 pens with it and like the solid feel and the movement across the tool rest.. So yes this *tool* is better..
Thanks. It is good to know that all the effort you put in was well worth it.
Gluing endgrain to endgrain generally produces weak joints so I'd be tempted to use something to link the 2 pieces of the handle - either a small length of metal rod or turn a tenon joint in the wooden pieces, allowing you to glue side grain.
Brass is pretty soft and can be turned quite easily on a wood lathe, which is probably faster than using a file.
Whether you use a file or turn the brass try to collect it underneath the work rather than with a dust extractor. If you clean up any wood before you the brass you can collect pure brass powder or shavings which is useful combined with CA glue for filling hols/cracks in wood.
I usually drill the hole before I fit the ferrule. Once drilled mount the wood with the tailstock in the hole so it will always be centred. You won't worry about hitting the brass with your drill either.
Start from the bottom.. For the next 4 tools, I plan to drill first, agree that it will be a lot easier and keep the center true.. I originally planned to drill on the Lathe, so yes I totally agree.
On the Brass, I thought the same thing, and with the Carbide Cutter I did trim some, but stopped as the hot brass shavings were gathering on my hand.. I did not want to suggest this and have someone get burned. Plus the file was quick.
End gluing is all I do when making pens, and Gorilla Glue is amazingly strong..
For this tool, I drilled into the second piece of wood and tapped a SS pin between the 2 halves with Med. CA on it.. I do like the tenon joint idea..


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Аир () — река в России, протекает по Республике Башкортостан. Устье реки находится на 122 км по левому берегу реки Юрюзань. Длина с Большим Аиром — 16 км.

Начинается на высоте 237,3 м нум при слиянии Большого и Малого Аиров. Течёт на север.

У устья расположено село Идельбаево 2-е.

Данные водного реестра

По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Камскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Уфа от Нязепетровского гидроузла до Павловского гидроузла, без реки Ай, речной подбассейн реки — Белая. Речной бассейн реки — Кама.

По данным геоинформационной системы водохозяйственного районирования территории РФ, подготовленной Федеральным агентством водных ресурсов:
 Код водного объекта в государственном водном реестре — 10010201112111100023521
 Код по гидрологической изученности (ГИ) — 111102352
 Код бассейна — 10.01.02.011
 Номер тома по ГИ — 11
 Выпуск по ГИ — 1

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Q: Procmail rule to change subject and forward a copy I have an existing procmail recipe to forward a copy to my gmail account that is working well:
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The issue is in my local email account I get the modified subject as expected, but not in my gmail account. How can I combine these rules or modify the forward and copy rule to change the subject?

A: Just reverse their order; make sure the one which rewrites the subject runs before the one which forwards a copy to Gmail.
Procmail simply processes your .procmailrc from top to bottom for each incoming message, and stops processing it once a (non-cloning) delivering action is successful. The c flag says to clone the message (so, even though the clone is successfully delivered, continue processing the original copy).
As an aside, the regex for (To|Cc) should probably have a ^ anchor in front, unless you specifically want to match the text anywhere in a header line.

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From morning 'til night, there's bucket loads of fun to be had at California Cliffs Holiday Park in Norfolk.
Nearby you'll find everything from classic seaside amusements and rides at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach to serene boating on the Norfolk Broads.
On park, our complex has a heated indoor pool for lazy lounging, leading straight into the outdoor pool where you'll find a water slide to keep the kids entertained for hours.
After a day lounging by the pool or enjoying crazy golf or go-karts, it's time to unwind with a drink or meal in The Boathouse Restaurant & Bar. Then sit back and enjoy some of the fantastic entertainment on offer, including live acts and much more.
With all of this on your doorstep and a range of accommodation options, including 2 and 3 bedroom models, you can create your ideal caravan holiday at California Cliffs.
With so much on offer – both on the park and only a stone's throw away from it – California Cliffs is the ideal base for buying your own caravan.
Featuring cosy beds, fitted kitchens and spacious interiors, California Cliffs' 2 and 3 bedroom caravans make family holidays easy. Plus the beach is just seconds away!
If you're looking for all the delights of a traditional seaside day out, there's no better place than Great Yarmouth with its golden sands, amusements and pleasure beach.
Embrace the great outdoors at Scratby Beach, just five minutes' walk from the park. With beautiful golden sands, it's the perfect spot for sunbathing, sandcastles and afternoon strolls.
Step back in time at the Time and Tide Museum and discover Great Yarmouth's rich and fascinating history from the ice-age to the present day.
No trip to the seaside would be complete without fish & chips. With the park's fish & chip shop you can indulge in this British favourite during your stay.
Enjoy beautiful gardens and spot amazing wildlife at Thrigby Hall and Gardens. It's home to a wide range of exotic creatures including tigers, leopards, crocodiles, chipmunks and more.
Not the best. Problems booking in, with the caravan and the food.
Lovely holiday park the facilities were great, lots for the kids to do also from family kart hire to swimming they were never bored. The caravan was clean and spacious. The shop onsite was bigger than I was expecting to. The evening entertainment was great different acts on each night. Would definitely recommend and go back again.
I was pleasantly surprised when I located my caravan. It was in the perfect position within the park and was very spacious and had been looked after and the interior was of a high standard. The park itself has plenty of activities for the children and is literally a stones throw from the beach. It is a short drive to the sea front. This is my second visit to this site and I will be returning again soon.
Lovely caravan site, great facilities. The whole family loved it.
we had a really great holiday. The caravan was lovely and only a short walk from the swimming pool and club house. The staff were helpful and we would holiday at California cliffs again.


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Henry Hubert Turner (August 28, 1892 – August 4, 1970) was an American endocrinologist, noted for his published description of Turner syndrome in 1938 at the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Internal Secretions.  He served as chief of endocrinology and as associate dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.

Turner was born in Harrisburg, Illinois.  He received his medical education at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, graduating in 1921. He died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in 1970, 24 days before his 78th birthday.

References
 Turner HH. "A Syndrome of infantilism, congenital webbed neck, and cubitus valgus." Endocrinology 1938;23:566-574.
 A Tribute to Henry H. Turner, M.D. (1892–1970): A Pioneer Endocrinologist. The Endocrinologist 14(4) 179–184, July–August 2004 G Bradley Schaefer, MD and Harris D. Riley Jr., MD

American endocrinologists
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I am a Professor in Sociology of Adult and Vocational Education at the School of Education, in the University of Glasgow. I have a PhD in Adult Education and Community Development from OISE at the University of Toronto and a Masters degree in Women's Studies from Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Canada. Before arriving in Glasgow, I was an Eyes High Post-doctoral scholar at the Werklund School of Education in the University of Calgary, Canada. I completed my undergraduate and post graduate degrees in Comparative Literature from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
Currently, I am one of the Leads for College of Social Sciences (UofG) Interdisciplinary Research Theme 'Addressing Inequalities' and Acting Deputy Head of the School of Education. Within the School of Education, I also lead the Research and Teaching Group on 'Culture, Literacies, Inclusion and Pedagogy (CLIP) and is also the School's Champion for South Asia. In this capacity I am a member of University's Regional Working Group for South and Central Asia and has been leading work on establishing virtual hub for Gender and STEM education with some of the esteemed Universities in India. Since 2018, I am one of the convenors for the highly prestigious European Society for Research on the Education of Adults (ESREA) network: Migration, Transnationalism, Racisms.
My research combines interdisciplinary theories and methodologies from sociology and education to focus on the issues of adult and vocational education, workplace skill training, transnational migration, race/racism and decolonisation. My research has been published in journals such as the Curriculum Inquiry, Journal of Vocational Education and Training, Studies in Continuing Education, Globalisation Societies and Education, Qualitative Inquiry, Journal of Workplace Learning.
Going beyond traditional forms of scholarly inquiry, I have drawn on the arts-informed qualitative research to raise public awareness about socio-economic inequities and struggles of marginalized groups. In this regard, I have developed and designed (as part of a team), a multi-media ethnodrama focusing on the gendered and racialized nature of work in post-Fordist economy. I have also completed a documentary film, "Journey to Find Myself Again" funded by York University Faculty Association, Canada. This film is around the causes of social inequities experienced by immigrant women of colour in the Canadian labour market.
Over the years, I have deeply engaged in community campaigns around issues such as anti-racism, anti-poverty, and education reform in Canada. My pedagogy too, underpinned by a social justice lens, is committed towards foregrounding suppressed voices, anti-racist and anti-colonial education as well as systemic changes.
Before pursuing an academic career, I was a secondary school English Teacher in India.
I am interested in issues of adult learning, skill, racial and class relations, transnational migration, lifelong learning, vocational education and education policy.
My recently completed project, Exploring Initial School Integration among Syrian Refugee Children (PI Prof. Yan Guo, University of Calgary) informed by a critical policy sociology approach, focuses on newcomer Syrian refugee children's school transition policies and aims to bring new voices of immigrant as well as refugee parents and children into the educational policy process in Canada.
My longer and continuing research has focused on the relationship between work-related training, adult learning, and migration in our neoliberal present. In this context, my work critically analyzes "human capital" formations through work-related learning/training in the emergent knowledge economies of Canada and India. I have conducted four funded international research projects in the above area:
Redefining "Enterprising Selves": Exploring the "Negotiation" of South Asian Immigrant Women Working as Home-Based Enclave Entrepreneurs: By drawing on the lived experiences of South Asian immigrant community in Canada, my doctoral research based on a feminist interpretive inquiry traces how employment-related training programs offered by immigrant settlement agencies in Canada are increasingly driven by a hegemonic neoliberal discourse of the "enterprising self".
Bridge to "Success"? Examining the experiences of highly educated immigrant women of colour enrolled in Bridge to Work programs in Ontario: This post-doctoral project examines the efficacy of government sponsored "Bridge To Work" programs in facilitating the entry of immigrant women of colour into employment commensurate with their pre-immigration education and training in Canada. The study critically traces the ways in which dominant racial and gender assumptions underpinning the labour market are often normalized and replicated through soft skill trainings offered as part of the program.
The molding of Indian immigrant IT workers into enterprising labour: An exploration of the labour control regime by global recruitment agencies: Remaining sensitive to the dynamics of unequal power relations, equity, and social justice within workplaces, this project, combining transnationalism and intersectionality theory, seeks to understand the changing modalities of labour control and disciplining in the current post-Fordist labour market in India and Canada.
Skill India and Vocational Education: An Exploratory Study: This study examines the impact of vocational skill training on lower class youth population in India.
Currently I am part of a team of researchers from the School of Education at University of Glasgow who are working on a large funded project in Wales focused on progression of learning.
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Maitra, S. , Maitra, S. and Thakur, M. (2022) Uncertain itineraries: dual system of training and contemporary TVET reforms in India. Journal of Vocational Education and Training, (doi: 10.1080/13636820.2022.2042724) (Early Online Publication)
Osborne, M. , Maitra, S. and Uflewska, A. (2022) Smart learning cities promoting lifelong learning through working lives. In: Malloch, M., Cairns, L., Evans, K. and O'Connor, B. N. (eds.) The SAGE Handbook of Learning and Work. SAGE Publications: London, pp. 376-389. ISBN 9781526491114 (doi: 10.4135/9781529757217.N24)
Nguyen, D. , Boeren, E. , Maitra, S. and Cabus, S. (2022) A Review on the Empirical Research of PLCs in the Global South: Evidence and Recommendations. Project Report. VVOB Belgium.
Guo, Y., Maitra, S. and Guo, S. (2021) Exploring initial school integration among Syrian refugee children. International Migration, 59(6), pp. 172-185. (doi: 10.1111/imig.12829)
Maitra, S. (2021) Are we not being entrepreneurial? Exploring the home/work negotiation of South Asian home-based immigrant women entrepreneurs in Canada. In: Nilsson, M., Neunsinger, S., Mazumdar, I. and Barrett, J. (eds.) Home-Based Work and Home-Based Workers (1800-2021). Series: Studies in Global Social History (45). Brill: Leiden, pp. 329-346. ISBN 9789004499614 (doi: 10.1163/9789004499614_021)
Seddon, E. , Lido, C. , Read, B. , Umutoni, J., Cyulinyana, M.C., Slade, B. , Maitra, S. , Chatterjee, S., Maitra, S. and Thakur, M. (2021) Gendered Journeys: the trajectories of STEM students and graduates through higher education and into employment, in India and Rwanda. Documentation. CR&DALL, Glasgow.
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2021) Training to be entrepreneurial: Examining vocational education programmes for young women in Industrial Training Institutes (ITI) in Kolkata. In: Eigenmann, P., Gonon, P. and Weil, M. (eds.) Opening and Extending Vocational Education. Series: Studies in vocational and continuing education. Peter Lang: Berlin. ISBN 9783034334877
Valiente, O. , Jacovkis, J. and Maitra, S. (2021) Why did India and Mexico adopt dual apprenticeship policies? Documentation. Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).
Guo, S. and Maitra, S. (2020) Decolonising Lifelong Learning in the Age of Transnational Migration. Routledge. ISBN 9780367436643
Guo, Y., Maitra, S. and Guo, S. (2019) "I belong to nowhere": Syrian refugee children's perspectives on school integration. Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education, 14(1), pp. 89-105. (doi: 10.20355/jcie29362)
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2019) Skill formation and precarious labor: the historical role of the industrial training institutes in India 1950-2018. In: Jammulamadaka, N. P. (ed.) Workers and Margins: Grasping Erasures and Opportunities. Palgrave Macmillan: Singapore, pp. 21-43. ISBN 9789811378751 (doi: 10.1007/978-981-13-7876-8_2)
Maitra, S. and Guo, S. (2019) Theorising decolonisation in the context of lifelong learning and transnational migration: anti-colonial and anti-racist perspectives. International Journal of Lifelong Education, 38(1), pp. 5-19. (doi: 10.1080/02601370.2018.1561533)
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2018) Producing the aesthetic self: an analysis of aesthetic skill and labour in the organized retail industries in India. Journal of South Asian Development, 13(3), pp. 337-357. (doi: 10.1177/0973174118808129)
Hayward, L. et al. (2018) CAMAU Project: Research Report (April 2018). Project Report. University of Glasgow, Glasgow.
Maitra, S. (2017) The Making of the 'precarious': Examining Indian Immigrant IT Workers in Canada and their Transnational Networks with Body Shops in India. 2017 Conference of the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE), Toronto, ON, Canada, 28-30 May 2017.
Guo, S. and Maitra, S. (2017) Revisioning curriculum in the age of transnational mobility: Towards a transnational and transcultural framework. Curriculum Inquiry, 47(1), pp. 80-91. (doi: 10.1080/03626784.2016.1254504)
Guo, Y., Maitra, S. and Guo, S. (2017) Social integration of Syrian refugee children in Canadian schools: three prominent issues. Canadian Diversity - Diversite Canadienne, 14(3), pp. 5-7.
Maitra, S. (2017) Crafting 'enterprising' workers through career training programs among Canada's South Asian professional immigrants. Studies in the Education of Adults, 49(2), pp. 196-213. (doi: 10.1080/02660830.2018.1453114)
Maitra, S. (2016) Negotiating Soft Skill Training: Examining the Training/Learning Experiences of Highly Educated South Asian Immigrant Women in Canada. 2016 Conference of the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE), Calgary, AB, Canada, 29-31 May 2016.
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2016) South Asian immigrants and the racial politics of the Canadian Nation: A history of the contemporary moment. In: Chattopadhyay, S. and Duttaray, D. (eds.) At the Crossroads of Culture and Literature. Primus Books: New Dheli. ISBN 9789384082710
Maitra, S. (2016) The making of the 'precarious': Examining Indian immigrant IT workers in Canada and their transnational networks with body-shops in India. In: Guo, S. (ed.) Work, Learning and Transnational Migration: Opportunities, Challenges, and Debates. Routledge. ISBN 9781138926172
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2015) Tapping into the 'standing-reserve': a comparative analysis of workers' training programmes in Kolkata and Toronto. Studies in Continuing Education, 37(3), pp. 317-332. (doi: 10.1080/0158037X.2015.1043988)
Maitra, S. (2015) Between conformity and contestation: South Asian immigrant women negotiating soft skill training in Canada. Canadian Journal for the Study of Adult Education, 27(2), pp. 65-78.
Maitra, S. (2015) The making of the 'precarious': examining Indian immigrant IT workers in Canada and their transnational networks with body shops in India. Globalisation, Societies and Education, 13(2), pp. 194-209. (doi: 10.1080/14767724.2014.934070)
Maitra, S. (2013) Transnational Ties, Flexible Workers: Exploring the Strategies Adopted by Indian Immigrant IT Workers to Access the Labour Market in Canada. Proceedings of the Researching Work and Learning Conference - RWL8, Stirling, Scotland, 19-21 Jun 2013.
Maitra, S. (2013) Perspectives on work and family lives: exploring the lived experiences of South Asian immigrant mothers working from home in Toronto. In: Sangha, J.K. and Gonsalves, T. (eds.) South Asian Mothering: negotiating culture, family and selfhood. Demeter Press: Bradford, ON. ISBN 9781927335017
Maitra, S. (2013) Points of entry: South Asian immigrant women's entry into enclave entrepreneurship in Toronto. South Asian Diaspora, 5(1), pp. 123-137. (doi: 10.1080/19438192.2013.721065)
Maitra, S. and Gupta, T. D. (2013) A Journey to Find Myself Again: Experiences of South Asian Immigrant Women in the Canadian Labour Market. [Audio]
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2012) The Production of Neoliberal Subjects through Employment Training Programs: A Comparative Analysis of Workers' Training Programs in Kolkata and Toronto. 2012 Conference of the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE), Waterloo, ON, Canada, 28-30 May 2012.
Sangha, J.K., Slade, B. , Mirchandani, K., Maitra, S. and Shan, H. (2012) An ethnodrama on work-related learning in precarious jobs: racialization and resistance. Qualitative Inquiry, 18(3), pp. 286-296. (doi: 10.1177/1077800411431555)
Mirchandani, K., Maitra, S. and Sangha, J. (2012) Treats and threats : global cultures in India's call centers. In: Prasad, A. (ed.) Against The Grain: Advances in Postcolonial Organization Studies. Series: Advances in organization studies (28). Copenhagen Business School Press. ISBN 9788763002431
Maitra, S. (2011) The Moulding of Immigrants of Colour Into Neoliberal Enterprising Workers: An Analysis of South Asian Immigrant Women's Experiences of Employment Training Programs in Toronto. 2011 Joint Conference of the Adult Education Research Conference (AERC) and the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE/ACEEA), Toronto, ON, Canada, 09-12 Jun 2011.
Mirchandani, K., Ng, R., Coloma-Moya, N., Maitra, S. , Rawlings, T., Shan, H., Siddiqui, K. and Slade, B. (2011) The entrenchment of racial categories in precarious employment. In: Pupo, N., Glenday, D. and Duffy, A. (eds.) The Shifting Landscape of Work. Nelson Educational: Toronto, ON, Canada, pp. 119-138. ISBN 9780176500658
Maitra, S. and Maitra, S. (2010) Negotiating Precariousness: Exploring the Lived Experiences of South Asian Immigrant Women Working as Home-Based Entrepreneurs in Toronto. Proceedings of the Land of Promise: Stories of the immigrant in multicultural Canada: International Conference on Canadian Studies, Kolkata, India, 03-05 Feb 2010.
Mirchandani, K., Ng, R., Coloma-Moya, N., Maitra, S. , Rawlings, T. and Shan, H. (2010) Transitioning into precarious work: immigrants' learning and resistance. In: Sawchuk, P. and Taylor, A. (eds.) Challenging Transitions in Learning and Work: Reflections on Policy and Practice. Series: Knowledge economy and education (2). Sense: Rotterdam. ISBN 9789087908881
Maitra, S. (2009) Contested presence, hopeful future: experiences of South Asian immigrant women entrepreneurs in Canada. In: Novelli, M. and Ferus-Comelo, A. (eds.) Globalization, Knowledge and Labour Education for Solidarity within Spaces of Resistance. Series: Rethinking globalizations (2). Routledge: London. ISBN 9780415436632
Maitra, S. (2007) Hegemony. In: Darity, W. (ed.) International Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences [2nd ed.]. Macmillan Reference.
Maitra, S. (2007) Work and women. In: Darity, W. (ed.) International Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences [2nd ed.]. Macmillan Reference.
Maitra, S. and Shan, H. (2007) Transgressive vs conformative: immigrant women learning at contingent work. Journal of Workplace Learning, 19(5), pp. 286-295. (doi: 10.1108/13665620710757842)
Mirchandani, K. and Maitra, S. (2007) Learning imperialism through training in transnational call centers. In: Farrell, L. and Fenwick, T. (eds.) Educating the Global Workforce: Knowledge, Knowledge Work, and Knowledge Workers. Kogan Page.
Maitra, S. and Shan, H. (2006) Liberatory Pedagogy and Immigrant Women's Computer Learning. 2006 Conference of the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE), Toronto, ON, Canada, 28-30 May 2006.
Maitra, S. and Shan, H. (2005) Informal Learning of Highly Educated Immigrant Women In Contingent Work. 2005 Conference of the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE), London, ON, Canada, 29-31 May 2005.
Maitra, S. and Shan, H. (2005) Informal Learning of Highly Educated Immigrant Women in Contingent Work. Project Report. Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
Maitra, S. and Sangha, J. (2005) Intersecting realities: young women and call centre work in India and Canada. Women and Environments International Magazine, Spring/Summer(42),
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ESRC-UKRI
Gendered Journeys: The Trajectories of STEM Students and Graduates through Higher Education and Employment in multiple Global South Contexts.
Co-Investigator
Flemish Association for Development Cooperation and Technical Assistance (VVOB), Belgium
Professional Learning Communities (PLC) in the Global South: a Systematic Literature Review (Completed)
Scottish Funding Council-GCRF
Addressing Marginality and Informal Labour within Smart Cities in India
ESRC-GCRF
Can Dual Apprenticeships Create Better and More Equitable Social and Economic Outcomes for Young People? A Comaparative Study of India and Mexico
The role of Universities in developing skills for smart cities in India and Kyrgyzstan
Exchanging Knowledge with policymakers and marginalised youth about skill training in India
College Strategic Research Major Initiatives Fund
University International Grant
University of Calgary, Canada
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Canada
Targeted Research on Syrian Refugee
Rebecca Ipe
Navigating School Development Governance and Children's Rights: The Experiences of School Actors in Resource Poor Contexts in Karnataka (India)l; Funded by CoSS University of Glasgow Scholarship
Preeti Dagar
Creating Sustainable Livelihood and Entrepreneurship Opportunities throgh Skill Development for Refugees in Urban Neighbourhoods; Funded by CoSS University of Glasgow Scholarship
I am currently supervising the following students:
Abimbola Abodunrin
Decolonizing Higher Education: Underrepresentation of women academics of colour in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields in British Higher Education; Funded by CoSS University of Glasgow Scholarship
Anna Greenslade
Postcolonial Education Policy in the Caribbean
Daniel Perry
Post-colonial, queer identities within Higher Education. Funded by CoSS, University of Glasgow scholarship
Ellen Vanderhoven
Dual Apprenticeships in Mexico; Funded by CoSS University of Glasgow Scholarship
Jane Umutoni
Gendered Choices: STEM students in Rwanda; Funded by UKRI Gendered Journey Project
Nihaya Jaber
Curriculum and Pedagogy Effects on Muslim Immigrant Students' Identities; Funded by British Council
Jason Chan
An Autoethnographic Study of a Chinese English Teacher
Jaber, Nihaya M M
Curriculum and Pedagogy Effects on Muslim Immigrant Students' Identities
Perry, Daniel
Orientating Higher Education Curriculum Development:
Vanderhoven, Ellen
Dual apprenticeships in Mexico
Current Courses:
International Issues in Adult and Continuing Education
Past Courses:
PGT Introduction to Education and Society Research
PGDE Professional Enquiry
PGT Modern Education Thought
M.Educ 3 Enquiry
M.Educ 4 Education and Society
Selected Refereed Conference Presentations
2022- Invited Chair, Global Sustainable Development Congress panel on Equitable Education: Combating inequality by bridging north/south and local/global divides. University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
2022-Speaker, Human development perspectives on the transfer of the dual system of TVET: Potentials and challenges. International workshop organised by University of Glasgow, Austrian Development Cooperation & Austrian Foundation for Development Research, Vienna, Austria.
2022- Lead Organiser, Pre-conference, June 6th, Lifelong Learning for Inclusion and Sustainability. Joint Conference by the Standing Conference on University Teaching and Research in the Education of Adults (SCUTREA), the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning (UALL) and the European Society for Research on the Education of Adults (ESREA) Migration, Transnationalism and Racisms Network.
Jurkova, S., Maitra, S., Guo, S., Guo, Y. (Sept, 2022). The impact of racism and xenophobia on the sense of belonging in a multicultural society. International Metropolis Conference, Berlin.
Read, B., Maitra, S., Maitra, S. & Thakur, M. (Dec 2021). Transitional Troubles: Gendered Dynamics of Postgraduate Students With STEM Backgrounds Entering into Elite Institutions, and Moving into a Precarious Employment Landscape in India and the UK. SRHE Annual International Research Conference, UK.
Maitra, S., Maitra, S. & Sethwala, S. (Dec 2021). Gender inequality and COVID-19: A view from ITIs in India. 11th Annual International CESI Conference, New Delhi, India.
Maitra, S., & Maitra, S. (May 2021). Training to be Entrepreneurial: Examining Vocational Education Programmes for Young Women in Industrial Training Institutes in Kolkata. 65th Annual Meeting CIES Conference, Pittsburg, USA.
Maitra, S. (May 2018). Are we not being entrepreneurial? Exploring the home/work negotiation of South Asian home-based immigrant women entrepreneurs in Canada. International Conference on Long-term perspectives on home-based work, organised by Centre for Women's Development Studies in Delhi and the WIEGO (Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing) Network. Stockholm.
Maitra, S. (July 2018). Decolonising Lifelong Learning in the Age of Transnational Migration. International Conference by Standing Conference on University Teaching and Research in the Education of Adults (SCUTREA), University of Sheffield.
Guo, S., & Maitra, S. (May 2017). Beyond a nationalistic approach: Revisioning curriculum in the age of transnational mobility in Canada. 6th BNU/UCL IOE (Beijing Normal University/University College of London, Institute of Education) International Conference in Education, Beijing Normal University, China.
Maitra, S. (May 2017). Considering the Crucial: Ethics, Research, Publication. Organized and Chair Pre-conference for graduate students and Post-doctoral scholars, Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education [CASAE] Conference, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Maitra, S. (May 2017).The making of the 'precarious': Examining Indian immigrant IT workers in Canada and their transnational networks with body shops in India. In Guo. S. organized symposium, Work, Learning and Transnational Migration: Opportunities, Challenges and Debates. Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education [CASAE] Conference, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Maitra, S., Arshad-Ayaz, A., Das Gupta, T. (May 2017). Pedagogical potential of documentary and social media in creating conditions for critical pedagogy. Symposium presented at the Comparative and International Education Society of Canada (CIESC), Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Guo, Y., Maitra, S., & Guo, S. (May 2017). Straddling the two worlds: Exploring challenges to Syrian refugee children's school integration in Canada. Paper presented at the Canadian Society for the Study of Education Conference (CSSE), Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Guo, Y., & Maitra, S. (May 2017). Immigrant parent mobilization for equitable ELL policy in Alberta. Paper presented at the Canadian Society for the Study of Education Conference (CSSE), Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Guo, Y., Maitra, S., & Guo, S. (March 2017). Exploring challenges to Syrian refugee children's school integration in Canada. Paper presented at the 19th National Metropolis Conference: Looking Forward: Migration and Mobility in 2017 and Beyond, Montreal, Canada.
Maitra, S. & Maitra, S. (May 2016). The Training/Learning Paradox: A comparative study of Employment Training Programs in Kolkata and Toronto. Paper presented at the Engaging India and Canada: Landmarks and Roadmaps for Global Educational Collaboration between Canada and India,Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, New Delhi, India.
Guo, Y., Maitra, S., & Wu, X. (May 2016). Two Decades of Community Engagement for Improved ELL policies. Paper presented at the Canadian Association of Applied Linguistics Conference, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada.
Maitra, S. (May 2016).Negotiating soft skill training: Examining the training/learning experiences of highly educated South Asian immigrant women in Canada. Paper presented at the Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education [CASAE] Conference, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada.
Maitra, S. (Dec 2015). Learning to be Supple? Neoliberal trends, learning regimes and the Canadian labour market. Paper presented at the Researching Work and Learning Conference [RWL], School of the Arts, Singapore.
Maitra, S. (June 2013). Transnational ties, flexible workers: Exploring the strategies adopted by Indian immigrant IT workers in Canada to access the labour market. Paper presented at the Researching Work and Learning Conference [RWL], University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland.
Maitra, S. (February 2012). 'You Need to Recognize Our Initiatives': Examining the Lived Experiences of Self-employed South Asian Immigrant Women within Ethnic Enclaves in Toronto. Paper presented atthe International Conference on Canadian Studies, "Demystifying the Urban: Borderlands of Canada and India",Centre for Canadian Studies, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
Maitra, S. (February 2012). 'Cultivating 'ethnic ties'-National and Transnational: Exploring the strategies adopted by South Asian immigrants in Canada to access the labour market. Paper presented at the 14th National Metropolis Conference, Toronto, Canada.
Maitra, S., & Maitra, S. (February 2011). 'Negotiating 'Mother-Work': Exploring the Lived Experiences of South Asian Working Mothers in Kolkata and Toronto. Paper presented at the International Conference on Building Bridges: Negotiating Cultural Memories in Canada and India, Centre for Canadian Studies, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
Maitra, S., & Maitra, S. (February 2010). 'Negotiating Precariousness': Exploring the Lived Experiences of South Asian Immigrant Women Working as Home-based Entrepreneurs in Toronto. Paper presented at Land of Promise: Stories of the immigrant in multicultural Canada: International Conference on Canadian Studies, Centre for Canadian Studies, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
Maitra, S. (October 2010). 'The Making of Subjects': Thinking Through Agency and Resistance in Diverse Settings. Paper presented at the Race, Ethnicity and Place Conference, Binghamton, NY, USA.
Maitra, S. (November 2008). 'Negotiating the Blocked Mobility Effects': Lived Experiences of South Asian Immigrant Women in Home-based Work in Toronto.Paper presented at the 107th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association Conference, San Francisco, California, USA.
Maitra, S., Mirchandani, K., Sangha, J., Slade, B., & Shan, H. (May 2007). 'Skilled in Vulnerability': A Multimedia Ethnodrama on Learning in the Racialized Culture of Contingency. Paper presented at the 7th Annual Critical Race and Anticolonial studies conference of researchers and academics of colour for equality (R.A.C.E), OISE, Toronto, Canada.
Maitra, S., Mirchandani, K., Sangha, J., Slade, B., Shan, H., & Promislow, S. (October 2006). 'Skilled in Vulnerability': An Ethnodrama on Learning in the Racialized Culture of Contingency. Paper presented at the False Promises: Precarious Work in the New Economy, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
Ng, R., Maitra, S., & Siddiqui, K. (April 2004). The Discursive Practice of Racialization: Examples from the Garment Industry. Paper presented at the Race, Racism and Empire: The Local and the Global Conference, York University, Toronto, Canada.
Invited Speaker
Guo, Y., & Maitra, S. (2017). Gaps in Policy and Practice for ELL Planning and Programs and Possible Solutions. Paper presented at the College of Alberta School Superintendents (CASS) Conference, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Maitra, S. (2015). Unsettling Canadian Experience. Keynote speaker at Community Roundtable, Canadian Experience: Shaping Lives and Generations. Organized by Bengali Information and Employment Services and Centre for Asian Research, York University, Toronto, Canada. http://bluffsadvocate.ca/september2015/bengalinewcomers.html
Man, G., & Maitra, S. (2013). Labour Market Participation and Transnational Migration Practices of Immigrant Women Professionals from India. Paper presented at the Indo-Canadians: Dimensions of Economic Integration Conference, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada.
Maitra, S. & Das Gupta, T. (2013). Film Screening of A Journey to Find Myself Again: Experiences of South Asian immigrant women in the Canadian Labour Market. Centre for Studies in Education, OISE, University of Toronto, Canada.
Maitra, S. (2011). "Tracing the Immigration Process of South Asians in Canada". Paper presented in the Centre for Canadian Studies, Department of Comparative Literature, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
Maitra, S. (2011). The governing of immigrants of colour into neoliberal enterprising workers: An analysis of South Asian immigrant women's experiences of employment training programs in Toronto. Paper presented in the Centre for Canadian Studies, Department of Comparative Literature, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India
Invited Reviewer
Nuffield Foundation
Adult Education Quarterly
Curriculum Journal
International Review of Education
Journal for the Social and Behavioural Sciences and Humanities
Journal of Gender, Work & Organization
Journal of Adult and Continuing Education
South Asian Diaspora
Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE)
Canadian Society for the Study of Education (CSSE)
Comparative and International Education and Society (CIES)
Other Selected Grants and Scholarships
Eyes High Post-Doctoral Grant, University of Calgary, Canada
York University Faculty Association Grant (with Professor Tania Das Gupta, York University), Canada
Shastri Indo-Canadian Scholar Travel Subsidy Grant
PhD Entrance Scholarship,OISE, University of Toronto, Canada
Dean's Special Scholarship, OISE, University of Toronto, Canada
Graduate Scholarship, Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Canada
Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Award, University of Toronto, Canada
Other University Services
2021- Invited Panelist at the School of Education Webinar Series: Celebrating Social Justice Research in Education, University of Glasgow, Scotland.
2021- Invited Plenary Keynote at the workshop on "Gender, Education and Inequality: Pandemic and the Present Times" organised by Max Weber Forum for South Asian Studies, New Delhi, India.
2020- Invited Keynote for mentoring Workshop on, "Enhancing Employability Skills for Empowerment of Girls and Young Women" organised by The University Women Association of Delhi (UWAD) and the Delhi Technological University.
2020- Invited Keynote for webinar "Pandemic Pedagogy" organised by Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education, Canada.
Embracing Diversity: Promoting Leadership. Organized panel discussion at Werklund School of Education, Teaching and Learning Centre, University of Calgary, Canada (Mar 2017)
Post-Doctoral Representative, Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education (CASAE), University of Calgary, Canada (May 2016-May 2017)
Post-Doctoral Representative, Diversity and Equity Network, University of Calgary, Canada (Nov 2016-April 2017)


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Sporting KC's new primary kit has arrived
Known for always looking the best, SKC have yet another winner with today's unveiling.
By Cody Bradley@ThatCodyTho Feb 10, 2017, 12:11pm CST
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The club released a new commercial today to unveil the 2017 Primary Kit as well as the new marketing campaign, "We. Together."
The classic Sporting Blue is back of course, with four vertical lines down the front - which appear to be a bit reflective depending on the lighting. The main feature for me is the white collar. This is the first Adidas jersey to have a button-down collar, and it definitely adds a bit of class to the look.
A small but fun feature of the new kit is the phrase "No other club" on the sleeve, written in Matt Besler's handwriting. Sporting KC is great at implementing something personal into their jerseys and I think a lot of fans will appreciate this.
The shorts are opposite the jersey, with a white background and blue Adidas stripes. The socks really complete the kit and might be the best I have seen in some time.
I love the way the new Ivy Investments logo has been implemented with this jersey, and the secondary as well. It is not overbearing and keeps the overall look simple and clean.
There does not appear to be any images available of the back of the jersey, so we can't tell what color the name & number will be in. But The Blue Testament has been told the numbers will be in navy.
I like this kit but the similarities to New York City FC (and thus Manchester City) are pretty clear. Those four stripes are key in distinguishing, but the prominence of them depends on the lighting. I think plenty of the time these jerseys will just look plain light blue on the field. But the white shorts and white shoulder stripes are also other stark differences.
I must admit I think the new slogan is a little weak, but the commercial is still fun. However James Starritt immediately ruined it.
#WeTogether
:D #KCWiz pic.twitter.com/wsp2PSRllB
— James Starritt (@JamesStarritt) February 10, 2017
While I wasn't WOW'd like I have been by some Sporting KC kits in the past, this new primary is clean, classy & still going to be one of the nicer jerseys in Major League Soccer.
They will be available for purchase on February 28th in short sleeve & long sleeve for all Men's, Women's and Youth sizes. And my personal favorite - the classic matching "anthem jacket" - will also be available that day. I swear those jackets get me every single year...
So what say you, SKC Nation?
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Well my husband woke me up at around 7am this morning... 7.... in the morning... on a Saturday... Yeah! Let that sink in just a tad bit.. Of course I laid in bed until around 9 when this cute Pomeranian named Mickey came and pulled my phone charger out of the wall so I would get up and play with him! It wasn't long after I got up that my hubby started asking for breakfast- you see I cook breakfast every morning for him.
On a side note- something that has nothing to do with cleansing. Appreciate your spouse. Wife or Husband. Respect. Appreciate. Love. Cherish. I have read these words before and they did not mean as much to me as they do now. My husband is in the Navy and for the first year of him being in, we weren't allowed to live together or be together. During that year we both grew up A LOT. We both found a new love for each other and respect for each other. People ask me why I cook him whatever he wants for breakfast everyday, make dinner every night, keep up with laundry, and keep his home clean.. Well I do it because I want him taken care of. A year apart teaches you things!
I went about my day doing my grocery shopping. We are still new to Virginia so we have not found any local farmers or butchers that do things organically and fair. So for now it is shopping at Trader Joe's and Whole Foods- that is until my garden is put in! So I took myself to get a few necessities for the week. I happened upon Organic Popcorn Kernels and that got me thinking.. I recently read a post by Diana Glasser of The Kitchen Rag- you can read here blog here- she talked about putting avocado oil on popcorn. Well I thought to myself.. I have never made popcorn at home.. and I love it! Why haven't I done this before?! So I bought myself a bag of Organic Popcorn Kernels for $4 and off I went.
I came home and made myself some popcorn! Yummy! To be honest my husband and I did not have lunch! We had a healthy no-bake cookie, you can find the recipe here, and shared a bowl of popcorn. Do I feel bad about this? No not at all.. I think that eating popcorn is good! Especially if it is made on the stove and you control exactly what it is cooked in and what goes on top of it! You can find my recipe here.
Tonight's dinner was a little different than it would normally be. My husband invited his friend over for dinner- which is always fun for me! I enjoy cooking- but once my husband's friends start realizing how well I cook for company.. We might need to charge money at the door! Haha it can get a little tight on the budget from time to time! I like to cook Healthy home cooked food for the guys- especially because most of them do not get home cooked meals often. I made Spanish Rice (all organic, even used organic salsa I canned a couple years ago), organic chicken wings with their favorite hot sauces, left over lamb tips from my husband's dinner last night, and sauteed veggies! Yummy! I had the sauteed veggies and the Spanish rice! I have to say for the firs time in a long time... I am STUFFED! Everything I made was healthy and good for you!
Oh I woke up today in no pain whatsoever! I even did some yoga and strength training at home today! No headache today and I was full of energy. I also weighed myself this morning and I am at 146.0!
Until next time! Eat REAL food. Eat FATS. Organic! Don't overdo it but don't limit yourself either!


Mary is not exactly mad, despite what they say. She's just a bit violent, a bit rebellious and very restless. She's just finished a short prison sentence and she's back in her neighbourhood in the small Irish city of Drogheda, just to find that her best friend and party friend Charlene has completely changed and is about to get married. Mary will have to be her maid of honour, although everyone, including Charlene, believes it's going to be difficult for her to find a date for the wedding. Nevertheless, Mad Mary is resolved to prove them wrong and starts desperately looking for a date, but what is despairing her is acknowledging how far she feels from her old friend and her new environment. In fact, when she finds a date for the wedding it will be a surprise for everyone… even for herself. A bittersweet tragicomedy and the first feature film from the Irish Darren Thornton.


 Another country fought in disorder, more than 60 people were killed and injured! It's all the result of America's scourge.
When the United States overthrows the regimes of other countries, it usually likes to say that it brings "modern civilization" to these countries, so that the people of these countries can live a "happy life". But the reality is often very "face-to-face", from Grenada to Iraq, every country that the United States has subverted is facing tremendous development difficulties. Recently, there has also been fierce conflict in Libya. The "good life" promised by the United States at that time is now only a piece of rubble.
On January 19, according to the Russian Satellite News Agency, the Ministry of Health of the Libyan Government of National Unity declared that a fierce armed conflict had just broken out in Tripoli, the capital of Libya, and that they were trying to organize rescue efforts. So far, at least 13 people have died and 52 others have been injured in the conflict, including many innocent women and children.
Both sides of the conflict are the security forces and other armed forces of the Libyan Government of National Unity. The reason for the conflict is that the security forces of the Government of National Unity believe that after the good offices of the United Nations, local armed elements did not comply with the provisions of the ceasefire agreement to withdraw from the military area of Tripoli, but suddenly launched an attack on the security forces of the Government of National Unity. The Ministry of Health of the Government of National Unity is unable to prevent the conflict. It can only appeal to all parties not to undermine humanitarian law and prevent the Ministry of Health from fulfilling its duties.
Nowadays, it is almost an "impossible task" to clarify the armed factions in the Libyan conflict. On the surface, the two "governments" of East and West are fighting for "orthodox status", but there are countless armed factions besides the "two giants". These include not only local warlords who are "self-reliant as king", but also many extremist armed groups. In order to control more resources, population and chassis, these factions are attacking each other and selling national resources to other countries. Countless foreign energy companies are controlling Libya's high-quality resources at very low prices, which is totally unthinkable in the Gaddafi era. The reason why the United States wanted to "kill Gaddafi" in that year was that the Obama administration wanted to shift the focus of American society on domestic failures and had nothing to do with "bringing civilization to the Libyan people". In the United States, many Libyans who do not know the truth believe that overthrowing Gaddafi will achieve "prosperity", so they use various forms to make trouble to the Gaddafi government. But behind the madness, few people seriously think about where the weapons and funds of the opposition came from. Why should the United States be so kind as to "send prosperity" to Libya? Less than a year after Gaddafi's murder, Libya plunged into civil war. Not only did the United States not "send prosperity", but it also "stripped" Libyans of everything they had before. As a country with very complex social structure, Libya has many powerful tribes and many social groups with modern political characteristics. To integrate such a complex country, powerful politicians must come to power. Conversely, without such a powerful politician, chaos could easily break out among the forces, which is why Libya became chaotic soon after Gaddafi's death.
Since Libya fell into civil war, NATO led by the United States has "selectively" forgotten this distressed place and devoted a lot of energy to disrupting Syria. At the time of Libya's chaos, the extremist organization "Islamic State" came in by storm. In February 2015, the armed capture of Sirte by the "Islamic State" shocked the whole world. To a certain extent, it forced all factions to unite to fight against extremist organizations. With the decline of extremist organizations in recent years, contradictions between parties have risen rapidly. Although national conflicts have not yet erupted, sporadic exchanges between different factions have never stopped. The conflict in Tripoli, the capital, shows that the tolerance of all parties has begun to reach its limit. Since all armed factions want to maximize their own interests, the contradiction of interests is almost irreconcilable. Once the extremist organizations are weak, the parties will fight for interests again. If the smoke comes back, the Libyan people, who have been in chaos for seven years, will have to continue to pay for the promised "good tomorrow" of the United States.
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Online bingo is among the easiest of online games to play and that is why online bingo is among the most popular of online casino games in the world. Unlike poker and baccarat, there are very few rules. All you have to do is, cover all the numbers on your card first and the prize is yours!
Another attractive feature of online bingo sites is that players can chat with each other at any given time. This way, they are not only just playing a game but are socializing with each other as well. The community on GameVillage is one that will surely impress you as there are frequent player meets outside the virtual world where players, chat hosts and the whole team meet over a few drinks and good food. That sure is time well spent among bingo enthusiasts.
GameVillage always tries to keep a close bond with their players and this goes to show how well established the sites bingo culture actually is. Recently, the site's chat hosts have also been surprising players at their homes and this is what makes GameVillage a pretty cool bingo site to be part of.
While playing on the site, players are guaranteed to have a player experience that is just as good. There are plenty of bonus offers both for newbies and regular players. The site's welcome offer stands at a massive 400% on an initial deposit of just £5 along with a free spin on the fortune wheel where players are guaranteed to win additional prizes. Quite the deal isn't it?
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Who doesn't like to win money these days? The idea of being able to go and play bingo and possibly win a great jackpot is the dream of many people. Unfortunately, during the holiday season it's really hard to get out of the house when there is so much traffic and congestion. It can even get frustrating knowing that you won't be able to really do all of the things that you want to do, when you want to do them. Instead of feeling like there's really no hope in the world for you from an entertainment standpoint, it's time to tap into a tool that so many people use on a daily basis: the Internet.
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Народно читалище "Минчо Иванов – 1912" е читалище в село Макариополско, община Търговище. Разположено е на адрес: ул. "Девети септември" № 31. Председател на читалищното настоятелство към 2021 г. е Цонка Маринова Ботева. Основано е през 1912 г. То разполага с голяма зала и балкон за 300 човека, малка зала с около 80 места. На вторият етаж е оборудван компютърен кабинет с 4 компютъра и интернет връзка. Библиотеката разполага с над 8500 броя книги. Към читалището има фолклорна група.

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Bajaj Auto Q4 net up 20% at Rs 1,408 crore
Updated : May 17, 2019 05:40 PM IST
The company posted a profit of Rs 1,175.47 crore in the year-ago period, Bajaj Auto said in a regulatory filing.
Total revenue from operations for the period under review stood at Rs 7,395.19 crore as against Rs 6,788.43 crore in the year-ago quarter, it said.
Riding on good domestic motorcycle sales, Bajaj Auto on Friday reported 19.82 per cent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 1,408.49 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2019.
In the fourth quarter, the company's total sales were up 14 per cent at 11,93,590 units as against 10,45,378 units in the same period previous year, it said.
Commenting on the performance, Bajaj Auto Executive Director Rakesh Sharma said in a conference call that the motorcycle segment, particularly in the domestic market, has done well even as the company faced headwinds in the commercial vehicles three-wheeler segment.
During the quarter, the company clocked 23 per cent rise in domestic bike sales at 6,10,094 units as against 4,97,587 units in the year-ago period.
He said Bajaj Auto did well in the entry-level and top-end premium sports segment.
Motorcycle exports during the quarter stood at 3,91,889 units as against 3,58,802 units in the year-ago period.
Commercial vehicle sales were down 16 per cent at 1,02,258 units as against 1,22,229 units in the fourth quarter previous fiscal.
For the year ended March 31, 2019, the company's profit was at Rs 4,927.61 crore as against Rs 4,218.95 crore in the previous year, a growth of 16.79 per cent.
Total revenue from operations for the year was at Rs 30,249.96 crore as against Rs 25,617.27 crore in the previous fiscal, it added.
Total sales in 2018-19 stood at 50,19,503 units as against 40,06,791 units in 2017-18, up 25 per cent, it added.
Domestic motorcycle sales for the last fiscal stood at 25,41,320 units as compared to 19,74,577 units in 2017-18, a growth of 29 per cent.
Commenting on new product launches, Sharma said in the next three to four months Bajaj Auto will bring upgrades of some of its existing models.
Besides, he said the company is working on electric options for all the formats of vehicles that it has in its portfolio -- two and three-wheelers along with quadricycle.
"We will this year certainly test the waters to see how the market and consumers respond to electric vehicles," he said.
On preparedness for transition to BS-VI compliant vehicles, he said Bajaj Auto is on track and the company expects all of its existing models to meet the deadline.The company's board has recommended a dividend of Rs 60 per equity share (600 per cent) subject to approval of shareholders, it said.
Shares of Bajaj Auto ended the day at Rs 3,041.80 apiece, up 3.30 per cent from the previous close on BSE.
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Hurley, Jorey. Extraordinary Ordinary Moments: A Journal. USA: Clarkson Potter/ Publishers. 2016.
In this often overly busy world, too often the little things are often overlooked, forgotten or ignored. Taking the time to focus on those items can bring focus, blessings and peace while reminiscing and enjoying. Able to skip around, work through in order, or put away and revisit, author, graphic designer and illustrator, Jorey Hurley, does an excellent job with this journal. Even the raised orange peel on the cover is inviting! Definitely a book I will use as well as purchase and gift to others.
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Terraria app review: a game that lets you create, explore, and discover new worlds of adventures
10 Mar 2015 Reviews
The Terraria game app belongs to the popular genre called sandbox survival. This genre started with Minecraft followed by hundreds of other clones. Terraria stands out from the rest by offering unlimited depth of gameplay. It is not just a build and mine game. The app offers new adventures to create, explore, and discover new worlds. You must defeat enemies and game bosses to keep your character alive. Developed by 505Games, this application is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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Terraria starts by dropping you off in a random world. At this early stage, the uniqueness of the game becomes very apparent. The game engine will spring a surprise for you because you can spawn in an unfavorable landscape such as an eerie cave populated by voracious monsters.
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By starting the narrative in this fashion, you will surely look for ways to survive in a hostile world. As a sandbox survival game, you are required to immediately build a shelter before sunset in order to avoid the prowling zombies and monster blobs.
Alternatively, you can choose to discover and explore your surroundings to find hidden mountains, forests, and other equally exciting places. The game allows you to pick up debris and discarded objects. You can use these to craft weapons, furniture, and other useful things.
You can mine stones and increase your stock of trees to build your shelter. Like other sandbox games, it allows you to build anything you want from a simple hut to towering castles and palaces.
But the most exciting part of the game is the battle mode. You can use your sword to defend your home or attack night creatures. You can become a night prowler to ambush one-eyed monsters and slimy Jello blobs. When you kill these creatures, you will be able to reap the spoils to improve your inventory or equipment.
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Terraria offers a unique gaming adventure with dozens of exciting worlds and eclectic places. The game engine randomly selects a world for you. It allows you to explore your surroundings so you can discover new adventures.
The app offers an impressive array of crafting equipment, tools, and furnishings. There are more than 1,250 crafting options available for you in the app. It also offers more than 50 stone blocks which you can mine to build any type of structure.
The battle mode is one of the best features of Terraria. You can fight more than 150 enemies and 15 terrifying bosses. To defeat these monsters, the game allows you to use any type of weapon including swords, bow and arrows, clubs, and many more.
Other impressive features of the game include dynamic graphics, day and night modes, realistic lavas and water, and easy-to-use controls.
Offers more than 1,250 crafting tools
More than 150 ferocious enemies
15 hard-to-defeat bosses
Unique combat mode to collect spoils
Dozens of exciting new worlds
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Terraria is one of the best 2D sandbox survival games in the App Store. It offers a unique gaming experience with an impressive combat or battle option. This is a highly recommended app for all crafting gamers.


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Q: How to make thymeleaf spring security namespace available? I've got a Spring Boot app. From what I understand a boot app will only need the dependency in the pom and all is great. Unfortunately, that's not the case and even when I overcomplicate my configuration it still doesn't work - I can't use the sec namespace in my pages.
In my page the first issue is the namespace URI:

I've tried every option available in the Intellij fix menu and can't get it.
I suppose the result of that issue is the fact that I can't use the sec namespace anywhere. The pictured example may indeed be an invalid use but I've used <div> as well which is straight from the Thymeleaf examples:

Many of the answers here and other sources are relying on xml configuration as well, which is of no use. Still, I've made Java-based beans based on those xml examples with no luck.
What steps are required to use spring security and thymeleaf integration in a spring boot app using only Java based configuration (if that)?
pom.xml
<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-mail</artifactId>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-security</artifactId>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf</artifactId>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.thymeleaf.extras</groupId>
        <artifactId>thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity4</artifactId>
        <version>2.1.2.RELEASE</version>
    </dependency>
    ...
</dependencies>

A: I have encountered the same issue and for me it helped to define schema locations like this:
<html lang="en"
  xmlns:th="http://www.thymeleaf.org"
  xmlns:layout="http://www.ultraq.net.nz/thymeleaf/layout"
  xmlns:sec="http://www.thymeleaf.org/thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity4"
  xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
  xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.thymeleaf.org http://www.thymeleaf.org
  http://www.ultraq.net.nz/thymeleaf/layout http://www.ultraq.net.nz/thymeleaf/layout
  http://www.thymeleaf.org/thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity4 http://www.thymeleaf.org/thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity4">

...

This includes also additional dialects for layout and spring security 4 which you can remove if you are not using them.


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Hajduk Releases 2017 Financial Report: 30 Million Kuna in Profit!
By Daniela Rogulj 7 June 2018
For the second consecutive year, Hajduk has achieved excellent financial results.
On Wednesday, June 6, 2018, Hajduk released a financial report for the 2017 calendar year, which is even better than in 2016. Judging by the numbers, the club has every reason to be satisfied - and their dark financial past has indeed been left behind.
Here's a look at the football club's impressive numbers.
Hajduk's total revenues in 2017 were 173,280,337 kuna, and total expenditures amounted to 142,603,834 kuna.
Essentially, Hajduk gained a profit of HRK 30,676,503 before tax, but after paying the state a profit tax of 5,689,571 kuna, the club's pure profit was 24,986,932 kuna.
This impressive financial outcome is primarily the result of several good outbound transfers. At the beginning of 2017, Hajduk sold Lovre Kalinić and Lorenco Šimić, and in the summer of 2017, Jefferson and Nikola Vlašić, who achieved the record transfer of the club's history.
With the departure of these four players, the club saw a little over 15 million euro in profit, while the club saw millions of kuna from sponsorships, marketing, and ticket sales. For example, the Everton game at Poljud alone saw some six million kuna from ticket sales.
This is the second consecutive year the Split club has recorded a big plus. If you recall, 2016 ended with a pure profit of 19.842.807 kuna.
"The club is currently stable, and the processes that are starting to develop in the positive direction can be seen from the accompanying financial report for the past year. Positive business continued in the first quarter of this year," said Hajduk Supervisory Board Chairman Slaven Marasović.
Hajduk proudly pointed out that they have fully repaid the loan from the City of Split. The days of drowning in debt are now behind the football club, and the threat of bankruptcy no longer falls over the Hajduk's head. Now, the club can finally turn their attention to the priorities.
The first order of business will be to elect a new president, after which sports director Saša Bjelanović will create the best and most competitive team for the upcoming season. One crucial task has already been fulfilled, and that was the purchase of Adam Gyurcso, who was on loan from the Polish club Pogon. Others are soon expected, including the arrival of Mirko Ivanovski, an excellent Macedonian striker who was the third best goalscorer of the Croatian First League last season with 15 goals for Slaven Belupo. Ivanovski's contract expires on June 15 and he should be able to come to Poljud as a free player without compensation.
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Marcelo Valle Silveira Mello (Brasília, 9 d'agost de 1985) és un hacker de seguretat brasiler. Va ser arrestat el 2018 durant Operação Bravata per incitar a la violència. Actualment compleix una condemna de 41 anys.

Ex-estudiant d'informàtica, Marcelo ha animat els actes violents i la publicació d'imatges d'assassinat i pedofília des del 2005, quan estava actiu a la xarxa social Orkut. El 2009 es va convertir en el primer brasiler a respondre per delictes de racisme a Internet. Se suposa que estava en contacte amb Welligton Menezes de Oliveira, que el 2011 va matar 12 nens a l'escola municipal Tasso da Silveira, a Realengo, Rio de Janeiro. Va ser arrestat inicialment el 2012, alliberat el 2013 i detingut de nou el 2018, quan vivia a Curitiba. Va amenaçar i atacar durant diversos anys l'argentina Dolores Aronovich, una professora de la Universitat Federal de Ceará que és llicenciada en Doctors en Anglès i va passar anys denunciant les pràctiques de Marcelo. Les accions de Dolores, coneguda com a Lola, van inspirar la llei 13.642 / 2018, sancionada l'any passat, que autoritza la Policia Federal a investigar la misogínia a Internet.

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In essence the same as bug 41063, however without complexity of the auto-save.
Depending on the opinion of bug 115781.
You did attempt to fix the "Saving while in table causes view to jump to cursor position" a while ago. However, drowning because of the progressbar (Bug 41063 comment 57).
This looks like the same bug, without all the saving complexity ;-). I thought you might be interested..


The Light Heretical, by Daniel A. Schulke.
Let not the Eye of the Seer be divided from the Body Entire. Even in stasis so-call'd, image-revelation is kinesthetic, for the motions of the Beholding Eye are driven by the contours of signacula comprising the image in totality, and which first arose from the dancing Hand of the Divine Artist. Thus, in Beholding, the flesh of all Image is venerated by phantom-touch; caressed, as it were, by the Eye, in adoration …thus the Beloved becomes the Witching Apple.
Lux Haeresis, being the first of a two-volume work entitled GAMMAEAS, concerns the Arcana of the Witch's Eye and its mutual interaction with Sentient Luminosity. Treating the twin mysteria of Ocular Malediction (the so-called Evil Eye), and Seership or 'The Sight', the book proceeds beyond this duality unto the realm of Telaesthesis –the unique perceptual modalities of the Witches' Sabbath, grand abberator of the sensorial field. Explored in detail is the magical relation between Hand and Eye, the Body of Void, and the vivification of the Magical Image. As a magico-poetic cartography of the illuminant metaphysic present in the folkloric strata of traditional witchcraft, The Light Heretical serves as both homage and grimoire to its Luciferan arcana.
The book is octavo format, 144 pages, printed on heavy paper, with thirteen illustrations by the author.
Standard hardcover edition: in gray cloth, strictly limited to 729 copies.
Deluxe edition: in half black goat, with a felt-lined slipcase of gray cloth, strictly limited to 81 copies.
Special edition: in full ashen goat and slipcase, privately distributed and signed by the author and bearing a three-colour letterpress talisman of Zha-Baetylon, the emanant field of the Sabbatic Virgin.