The world is so much advanced with technologies that now 5G is soon going to come in India. This kind of relevant growth makes us see that how much people have got advanced. See everyone is trying to raise their level of living but at this level, a big helping hand can be seen of the builders these days. Builders are even advanced that they are well aware how they can help the general public to raise their level of living.
So let me here tell you the one example that how builders have made themselves upgraded. Getting advanced from the technologies now they have engrossed the changes. One of the finest examples of this is Godrej Properties who has come up with a new option where the technological advances and the mastermind behind the structure have proved itself that what exactly living means these days.
Godrej Nature Plus is the housing whose layout only is enough to satisfy you for good living. Here the abundance of greenery is available that is the USP of this project. Let me tell you how beautiful it is, as here you can enjoy centralized greenery with the units at corner. 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 3.5 BHK apartments are designed where numbers of rich amenities are offered. Each unit is rich enough that you will be amazed forever while living over here.
Also, the builder has chosen the location smartly Sector 33 Sohna Road Gurgaon. From here you will be in smooth access to everything that you need. Commuting is the main issue these days and from here you will enjoy easy commuting with the major roads.
Nearby Schools – GD Goenka, Ryan International, Amity, DPS etc.
Nearby Hotels that are posh enough- The Western Resort & Spa, Taj Gateway Resort, Country Inn etc.
This low rise community is so beautiful, that you will enjoy the breathtaking view from here.
Indian Real Estate is something that has always been in news. In the morning till the time you open up newspaper, it starts from real estate news only. Sometimes the market is slow and sometimes the prices become too high for purchase. But as per the recent trends and in last few years due to the number of steps taken by the government property has somewhere become affordable.
We all know that the new govt. has taken a number of initiatives to improve real estate market.
1) Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016: It was something much needed for this sector to get cleaned up. Through this the sector got transparent and the process of buying property now includes more paperwork rather than more money.
2) Benami Act: In this act, all the unregistered and illegal properties will be seized by the government. This step was majorly taken to make India clean and corruption free. In fact, in the recent news, you can see the effect of the properties that are getting banned.
3) GST: This made the whole nation into one tax. Because of this tax property prices have lowered down as the intermediary taxes got deducted and also the taxes that were on products are down now.
So in this glamorous time for real estate, glam up yourself with something unusual! Tata Housing is the executive builder who has come way far in his success. In the tremendous journey of his life till now they have given a number of projects that have satisfied a number of souls. No through Tata Primanti Villa in Sector 72, they are all set to give the very luxurious housing.
Here the amalgamation of 3 & 4 BHK Apartments in high-rise towers, Executive Apartments (1 Apartment to a floor), Executive Floors & Villas is proffered. You can enjoy a number of amenities, including Spa, Club House, Rooftop Restaurant, Card room and Entertainment room etc. Isn't it well thought out housing holding number of features? The builder has deliberately planned it for your convenience of living.
As it is located in Sector 72 Gurgaon, so you will not be disappointed with the location as well. Gear up yourself and go for Tata Primanti now.
Some things just go perfectly with each other whether it is movies and popcorn or sleep and exercise. Everything is related to some other thing and it is necessary to make it worth with each other. Similarly, comfort and investment are relatable but to what? To a home!
Yes, this is the thing that goes perfectly together. Home is the basic need of life and everyone wants it, no matter what kind of it is. But if you can afford then I must tell you that you should not miss luxury. This is one thing that everyone deserves and should get it.
Getting a standard home and making the living lavish in it has been a dream of many. So waiting for what now, if you have that one proficient option that you can stay with for lifetime; then go for it. If not! Then you are at the very right spot because this blog will make your work easier and will give you the finest housing community that you can hold on with for a lifetime.
You must have heard about Trump's residential projects in different parts of India, now it has appeared in Delhi NCR. Trump Tower Gurgaon is the project name given by the builder who has designed it. Tribeca Developer together with M3M has entered Gurgaon.
The project, needless to say, holds multiple features and is truly a divine option to catch. Here the perfect mix of 3 BHK and 4 BHK apartments are offered. Every unit is tremendously well designed and smartly thought out. Also as you must be aware that usually premium property heights of 170 meters, while the towers of this project are 200 meters long. All the luxurious amenities are stuffed over here and surely you will go to feel heavenly over here. Totally 258 units have been offered in this community and some other perks for the lucky ones.
As it is located in Sector 65 Gurgaon, which is again a very posh location. Here you will only go to enjoy the benefits and that too not only from the connectivity view point but also from the fulfillment of other facilities. If you seriously want the good life and have been waiting for long, then go for it now.
Technology is something that continues to be a catalyst for change. No matter what the section is, if it is about change then business, industry, personal life etc. everything has upgraded. Real Estate market is no exception here. Earlier workers were not so developed and not even their thoughts but after looking at the advancement, now every person is trying to do the same. Especially this rapid growth of technology can be seen escalating in urban centers where the leading and renting of real estate is easy.
The finest example of technology advancement can be seen in Real Estate by the top-notch builders who have changed the way of living through their masterpieces. Now every builder is in the race to give something new and exotic. The old pale buildings did fade away and now you can see the renewed and luxurious homes that are full of amenities.
Earlier was it possible for you to find a gated community? But now you can easily find the gated community as security and safety are the main concerns. Not only safety but the comfort also, builders are offering numerous features in the house with which life can go smooth.
Similarly going hit in the list of builder DLF Developer has brought a new housing option naming it as DLF The Crest Gurgaon Residential Property. The housing that is simply impeccable because of the features imbibed in it. Needless to say, the builder is just renowned who has come far in this way because of the dedication and the smart work he has done in the past few years.
This mesmerizing growth can be seen from the structures that he has constructed. Same with DLF The Crest where the amalgam of 2 BHK, 3 BHK, 4 BHK, 5 BHK apartments and penthouses are offered. This housing is decorated with high-end features and this is the only concept where you can lead a better life. Radiated over 8.8 acres of land this property is landed in Sector 54 Gurgaon.
This location will let you catch the best facilities in both the world. Unmatched luxury options are in easy access so that you can have a better life than any other place. Thanks to the technological advancement that now a safe and secure life is possible with all comforts under one roof. So make your footsteps enter in DLF The Crest Gurgaon.
India is one of the fastest growing markets that have pushed the Real Estate market to next level. The higher level construction with great infrastructural development and the robust civic amenities makes it worth for residential and commercial investment.
When you are searching for great deals, you have kept all the tid- bits in your mind so that you don't miss any good option and make the cost-effective investment.
What can be better than Gurgaon?
Developing from the barren land to the millennium city has not been an easy journey for Gurgaon. It has come out to be the more than worth location holding all the posh areas including Golf Course Extension, Dwarka Expressway and much more.
If Emaar India gets mingled with Gurgaon, you think you will get constructive future?
Emaar India is the pioneer in real estate industry who has set the benchmark in the market by giving top-notch constructions. With this success period, they are developing more and have now decided to enter Sector 77 Gurgaon with Emaar Palm Premier. This new housing concept has been designed as the part of Emaar Palm Hills. This enlarged community is designed in the green landscape. This housing is strategically located on the artery of National Highway.
Your planning to own a dream home will get fulfilled by owning this community. Also, the lavishly planned and smartly executed 3 BHK Apartments over here will make you lead a good pleasing life. The complete ease of living and the convenience of markets, entertainment hubs, schools, and hospitals makes it worth to invest. The builder has tried to assort all the best benefits to bring all the comforts together.
Why should you invest in Emaar Palm Premier?
It is the junction of Reception Lounge, Multi-Purpose Hall, Restaurant, Business Centre, Kids Room, Gymnasium, Wellness Zone with Steam-Sauna-Treatment Room, Party and Yoga Terrace, Terrace Garden, Swimming Pool, Kids Pool, Pool Deck and much more.
So what you think now?
Isn't a great package to own now so that you can stand unique in the crowd?
I must say that if you are looking for a perfect home where your living and investment both can grow then it is the must opt community.
What happens before you have a big test? Someone generally asks you if you have a study plan or not. This is the most common thing in India that before any major decision people will ask you about your full proof plan. People around you play a major role in your decision making, regardless of any matter.
The same kind of thing happens before you own a home. A lot of people come and influence you before you go into any decision. Also, you feel scared before making any big decision in life. And no doubt that investment can be the biggest and the costliest too.
Also, it is highly recommendable that you should take advice before going for such big decision in life. When coming to real estate, Indian real estate is something the most fascinating in the world. People from all over the Globe come to invest over here. Also in India, real estate is the most important asset for every person. Each one of us is simply dying to own a home. It is like the big fat reality that the person who is at home is considered to be rich over here. Moreover, the best part is that you always have a safe roof over your head in every ups and down of life.
The thing is you should have a perfect housing option that you can own for life and can pass this big test of life without any hurdle. Looking at the different aspects of living and the necessities of life I must say that you should go for Central Park Flower Valley Fleur Villas.
The location is just awe- inspiring that is Sector 32 and 33 South of Gurgaon on Sohna Road where the community is nestled in the beautiful serene environment.
Connectivity ease from here is just so perfect that it will make your guest feel hassle-free while traveling to your home.
Every sort of small or big need will be fulfilled over here and you don't need to go out for anything.
3 BHK and 6 BHK Villas are offered grounded on 250 and 300 Sq. yards plots. Each unit is fully developed for the inhabitants to lead a secure life.
Modular kitchen, wooden flooring, a beautiful deck and this series of amenities continues. Some other amenities are also offered over here.
Designed keenly with 100 % dedications every unit over here will make you feel special.
There is no dearth of doubt that Central Park is the leading builder. They have covered acres of land by presenting the amazing housing units and many more constructions. So be clear with your decision and invest in Central Park Flower Valley Fleur Villas and make the life safe and secured.
Well, 21st century is up and we all know that somewhere we are advanced enough and somewhere we have to get more advanced. We all are living in the world where it is thought that if you are not modern then it is seriously not worth to live in this age.
Also, it is somewhere correct that if you are being provided with so many technologies so why not to upgrade in that way? Technology advances by leaps and bounds. It seems like we are always fighting to be in trend as per the technology. Also, it is somewhere because of we people only who wants to get hottest products and upgraded services.
The same technology advancement you can see in the housing too where the old houses have completely transformed. All the new technologies and setups have been launched by the builders where they are now offering a number of up- to- date technologies and the features that you will love throughout your life.
After looking at the advancement of homes, one of the finest housing that comes to my mind is Godrej Properties Sohna which will soon enter on the best residential location of Sohna, South of Gurgaon, Sector 33.
Here you will get the chance to choose between 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 3.5 BHK Apartments. Capacious apartments will be designed so that you get the best space for comfortable living. Moreover, you will be offered a number of amenities that will help you in making your life super easy. Each and every unit will give you the peace that you have been waiting for long.
Also, the trust of the builder of Godrej Properties is something that not all properties hold. But yes the builder is so renowned that they are needless of any description and you will get to know that if they are sustaining in the market they are present with some determination and yes working since years with the same zeal and passion and day by day improving.
With all the betterment and the genuine work, Godrej Properties Sohna has been carved out. Be prepared for the good life soon.


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Arnold & Porter Closes More Than $10.8B of Sovereign Finance Deals in Q4
Arnold & Porter advised Azerbaijan, Colombia, El Salvador, Panama, Hungary, and Turkey in notable sovereign finance deals in Q4 2022 totaling more than $10.8 billion.
"It's been a difficult year for the capital markets as a whole. But we saw a sharp increase in activity by sovereigns in the 4th quarter, as more than a few issuers accessed the market, generally in connection with liability management transactions aimed at lengthening debt profiles," said Greg Harrington, who co-heads the firm's Sovereign Finance practice.
"The trends have been global, as our Asian, European and Latin American sovereign clients have all participated," explained Sovereign Finance practice co-head Whitney Debevoise. See below for more details on the practice's Q4 activity.
Deal Specifics
Republic of Azerbaijan
Tender offer to purchase up to an aggregate principal amount of $350 million of its $1.25 billion notes due 2024. Closing: December 12, 2022.
Partner Jeremy Willcocks led the team, which included associate Kardia Leung.
Republic of Colombia
Registered offering of $1,624,241,000 global bonds due 2033. Closing: December 7, 2022.
Tender offer to purchase of $319,274,000 global bonds due 2023, $381,129,000 global bonds due 2024 and $218,172,000 global bonds due 2024. Closing: December 7, 2022.
Partner Gregory Harrington led the team, which included counsel Carlos Pelaez and associates Mateo Morris and Valentina Garzon. The firm has advised Colombia for almost two decades.
Republic of El Salvador
Tender offer to purchase of $19,493,000 of its notes due 2025 and $62,820,000 of its notes due 2023. Closing: December 8, 2022.
Partner Whitney Debevoise led the team, which included counsel Carlos Pelaez and associates Mateo Morris and Valentina Garzon. The firm has represented El Salvador in sovereign finance matters for 20 years.
Registered offering of $400 million of notes due 2041. Closing: December 1, 2022.
Partner Whitney Debevoise led the team, which included counsel Carlos Pelaez, and associates Mateo Morris, Valentina Garzon, and Kardia Leung.
Registered offering of $1.5 billion of global bonds due 2035. Closing: November 21, 2022.
Offer to purchase of $484,948,000 of global bonds due 2024. Closing: December 2, 2022.
Partner Whitney Debevoise led the team, which included partner Gregory Harrington, counsel Carlos Pelaez and associates Mateo Morris and Valentina Garzon. The firm has represented Panama with respect to all of its sovereign issuances since the early 1990s, when the firm advised on a bond exchange and subsequent Brady restructuring.
Offering of $2.5 billion of 9.758% lease certificates structured to comply with Shariah law. Closing: October 13, 2022.
Registered offering of $1.5 billion of senior notes due 2028. Closing: November 15, 2022.
Registered offering of $2 billion of senior notes 2028. Closing: December 8, 2022.
Partners Christopher Peterson and Jeremy Willcocks led the team on the offering of the lease certificates and Christopher Peterson led the team for the offerings of senior notes. The teams also included associate Brady Randall. The firm has represented Turkey in global finance matters for more than 20 years.
Arnold & Porter's Sovereign Finance Practice
Arnold & Porter's Sovereign Finance practice advises sovereigns, sub-sovereigns and state-owned companies on their most challenging financial transactions, including sovereign bond issues, liability management transactions, derivative operations, and re-financings/restructurings. Our lawyers are thought leaders in sovereign finance, contributing to the development of aggregated collective action and equal ranking clauses, US AID-guaranteed issues, sukuk bonds, and diaspora bonds—a product which we pioneered.
Jeremy Willcocks
Gregory Harrington
Email +1 202.942.5082
Eli Whitney Debevoise II
Christopher P. Peterson
Carlos A. Pelaez
Kardia Leung
Mateo Morris Lievano
Brady Randall
Sovereign Finance

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Sonangol, ENDE and RNT bet on renewable energies and invest more than 40 million in the project
A total of 42 million dollars is how much Sonangol, the National Electricity Distribution Company (ENDE) and the National Electricity Transmission Network (RNT) will invest in a renewable energy project.
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The result of the initial contract signed between the three public companies, the investment concerns the Caraculo Photovoltaic Power Plant Project, in Namibe.
João Baptista Borges, minister of Energy and Water, considered that the project will make it possible to transport his production to the provinces of Huíla, Namibe and then to the rest of the country.
Quoted in a note posted on Facebook by the Ministry of Energy and Water, the government official said that "the construction of this important project" will bring "significant steps towards the energy transition with the reduction of costs with the production of energy, making it more accessible for all ".
In turn, Diamantino Azevedo, minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, said that the initial of this agreement "constitutes premises to carry out the energy purchase contract, thus giving investment promoters the guarantee of payment for the energy produced that will be injected on the public electricity grid".
The minister also took the opportunity to recall that "with the signing of the contract, the photovoltaic project will have a connection capacity of 50 megawatts, with the first phase being 25 megawatts, with construction starting in December this year, and completion in the fourth semester of 2022".
Somoil enters deepwater oil production
Germany wants to produce energy from hydrogen in Angola
Incentives for hiring the unemployed require three-year contracts
Government denies complaints about Kero hypermarkets tender
State cashed in 850 billion kwanzas with asset privatizations in three years
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A Nation of Heroes
Today we have been blessed with the 58th Independence Day of Pakistan. In 1930, Allama Iqbal could exactly name the areas that 17 years later came to be collectively known as Pakistan. The great poet and visionary not only identified these areas well ahead of time, he knew that only a man as strong of his will as Muhammad Ali Jinnah could help to materialize this dream. Thus, Allama Iqbal was the person who convinced Jinnah to come back when the latter was disappointed with the pathetic condition of Muslims and had gone to England for good. In one of his letters to the Quaid, Iqbal stated:
I know you are a busy man but I do hope you won't mind my writing to you often, as you are the only Muslim in India today to whom the community has right to look up for safe guidance through the storm which is coming to North-West India, and perhaps to the whole of India.
Our first prime minister was assassinated and the incident has always been a mystery. The demise of the founder is also controversial. We aren't even sure whether the founder wanted it to be a secular or an Islamic state. Over the years we have fought amongst ourselves over hundreds of issues, most notably in relation with politics. However, our people have made extra-ordinary contributions to many disciplines of life, despite our political instability. We have made world records in fields as diverse as sports (cricket, hockey, snooker, squash, etc), human surgery and the art of war.
In the category of lesser known records, let me tell you that in 1965, Sq Ldr M. M. Alam shot down 5 enemy Hunter aircrafts in less than a minute which is a record even today. In the field of computer software, pick any book on computer viruses and it will mention that "Brain Virus" was the first wide-spread/ known PC virus written by two Pakistani brothers in 1986 - the duo put self-replicating code to practical (albeit destructive) use. It was also the first stealth virus.
There have been unsung heroes like Allama Mashriqi; there have been people so strong of their characters that the mind baffles; read, for example, Shahab Nama by Qudrut ullah Shahab. Amongst many others, we didn't give due respect to another national hero: Dr. Abdus Salam. He, being an Ahmedi, wasn't received well when he won the Nobel Prize. I am not very sure what exactly would have been my opinion of the person if I were in his era, but I am sure that I wouldn't have gone to this extent in pre-judice - in fact, nobody should. No good book on Theoretical Physics fails to mention Dr Abdus Salam's contribution.
But the reason behind this post is not only to discuss our heroes, but also lack of another very significant pillar - the institutions. The word institution shouldn't be restricted to educational context - everything from an NGO or a government office to something as simple as a coffee shop should be considered. Have we even wondered who has been teaching/ training these extra-ordinary people? In contrast with our heroes, there are only a few places like Pak Tea House and Govt. College Lahore that can nurture learning.
A classical example of this imbalance in institutions and individuals is the sport of Squash. With heroes like Roshan, Jahangir and Jansher, there is no place that guarantees or at least favors that the trend would continue. It's just those individuals whose efforts brought fame to the country. As soon as these heroes are gone, we stand where we were before them.
Though debatable and I don't have strong arguments in favor of this claim, I am inclined towards suggesting that Islam strives to improve the "median" rather than "extreme points." The real test of heroism is to make yourself redundant. I would close by urging the heroes of today to put in mechanisms that ensure successful operations even when they will no more be with us!
You're a shooting star amongst ordinary stars... A shooting star passes quickly, but, while it's here, it's the most beautiful thing you'll ever want to see
(from the movie, Jack)


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Phnom Nam Lyr Wildlife Sanctuary is a large protected area in Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia, established in 1993. It is close to Village I, Bou Sra Commune near the Pech Chreada District bordering Vietnam.

It covers an area of  with elevations from , and includes Phnom Nam Lyr within its borders. It is threatened by illegal logging.

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Geography of Mondulkiri province
Wildlife sanctuaries of Cambodia
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Our Winter Journey
Marvin Krislov
Photo credit: John Seyfried
Our recent family trip to Vietnam and Cambodia, which was shaped and aided by the advice of Oberlin professors Pipo Nguyen Duy and Len Smith and Shansi Executive Director Gavin Tritt, was an evocative and emotional experience. For me, going to Vietnam was not just a chance to see another country and its people. It was an opportunity to better understand part of the American experience that I only vaguely understood from my early years.
"Where are you from?" people we encountered in Vietnam called out to us. When we replied, "the United States," the response was always friendly. We might have expected more open ambivalence, given the reminders of the devastation wreaked by what the Vietnamese call the American War. Based on the accounts in Stanley Karnow's Vietnam: A History (published in 1983), much has changed in the past 30 years.
Vietnam's economy has grown. Tourism, although not on the order of Thailand, has developed. As several people observed, the Communism of the North Vietnamese may have won the war. But the capitalism represented by South Vietnam more than survived.
During our visit, we caught up with Oberlin alumnus Jonathan Pincus '83, a former Oberlin Shansi representative who is now based in Jakarta but was formerly in Hanoi. We also met with Hang Do '06, and Loan Lu '15, and in Cambodia we visited the Face to Face Project in Siem Reap. Run by Ken Wong, the uncle of Parker Oka-Wong '16, the Face to Face Project works in close collaboration with the Salvation Centre Cambodia (SCC) in a thriving community center in Siem Reap.
Courtesy of Marvin Krislov
The Krislov family ran in to alumna Hang Do '06 and third-year student Loan Lu (third and fourth from left) in Ho Chi Minh City.
The trip was fascinating. There were reminders of the grim legacy of the succession of wars and conquest in Vietnam and Cambodia. The exhibits at the Remnants of the American War Museum forced American visitors to face images of carnage and suffering, if overlaid by a heavy dose of what often seemed one-sided ideology. In Hanoi, we visited the so-called Hanoi Hilton prison complex run first by the French colonial forces and after their ouster by the North Vietnamese.
In Cambodia, we visited the Land Mine Museum. In both countries we learned that land mines still exist and cause death and devastating injuries, particularly in rural areas. Our tour guide in Cambodia told us about his family's forced exile from an urban environment to the countryside as part of the Pol Pot regime's genocidal campaign, which murdered millions and was depicted in the film The Killing Fields. Especially for our children, it was difficult to contemplate the consequences of that regime's policy of killing and/or removing educated people and sending them to work on farms. When our tour guide plunged his fist into a nest of fire ants and slurped down the insects to show how as a small child he and his family survived, the struggle became more real.
The Krislov family and some of the children enrolled in the Siem Reap community center's supplemental education programs.
Siem Reap features the famous temples of Angkor Wat, including mysterious blends of Hinduism and Buddhism, reflecting migrations from India and China. The layers of culture and the grandeur and detail of the architecture and the ornamentation adorning the temple are amazing and inspiring.
While much of Vietnam is a beautiful, the country in particular is hardly immune to the ills of modern industrial society. We joined legions of urban residents wearing cotton masks to protect our respiratory systems from the rampant pollution. Although I'm not sure how much good the masks actually did, we felt in good company since the vast majority of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) residents, including children, wore them on a regular basis.
About 8.65 million people live in Vietnam's two major cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and about half of them own a motorcycle. At any one time, three to four people would be traveling on a motorcycle along with the assorted goods they were transporting. Crossing the street required an act of courage, since there often no traffic lights or stop signs, and if they did exist, they were ignored.
Confronted by the environmental issues, I kept thinking "what would our environmental studies faculty advise the Vietnamese authorities?" And, as I pondered what it would take to address the pollution/congestion/transportation challenges of these growing cities, I thought—of course this is why a liberal arts education best prepares students to deal with these huge policy problems. Any answers—even in the short term—require understanding of technology, politics, economics, culture, language, history, religion, and much more. My contemplation of what effective policies could be in Vietnam left me more convinced than ever that the broad-based education with rigor and depth that Oberlin offers is the best starting point to address such issues.
Travel, for me, inspires and provokes and pushes me to explore like nothing else. I encourage all Oberlinians, especially our students, to take advantage of opportunities to experience other countries and cultures.
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Thank you, Oberlin
It is hard to believe this will be my final "President's Desk" column. But in August, I will become president of Pace University in New York. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as your president.
Remembering Jonathan Demme
I've been thinking a lot about Oberlin parents and families since I received the sad news last week that Jonathan Demme, the brilliant film director, had passed away. Although Oberlin isn't his alma mater, Jonathan really came to appreciate the College, Conservatory, and our community. His visits always seemed to energize him, and he became a stalwart supporter of our cinema studies program and the Apollo Outreach Initiative, which offers filmmaking classes to local school kids.
Response to Proposed Federal Budget Cuts
The budget proposals being put forward by the Trump administration are deeply troubling in many ways for our society and for American higher education, especially for liberal arts institutions such as Oberlin. The proposed cuts in discretionary spending are contrary to our values of access and inclusion, and our commitment to scientific research, the arts, and the humanities.


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Past Conference & Events
RINA organises a programme of international conferences, workshops and training courses, covering a broad range of experience and opinion on research, development and operation on all aspects of naval architecture and maritime technology.
Further information about present and future RINA events, including exhibition and sponsorship opportunities, can be obtained from . Details of events supported by RINA are given in Other Events whilst information on events organised by the Institution's branches can be found in the Branch Pages.
Ship and Berth Interfaces
28 June 2019, London, UK
Warship 2019: Multi-Role Vessels
25-26 June 2019, Bristol, UK
17-20 June 2019, London, UK
Design & Construction of Super & Mega Yachts
14-15 May 2019, Genoa, Italy
Design & Operation of Passenger Ships
1 May 2019, London, UK
2019 RINA Annual Dinner
11 April 2019, London, UK
Contract Management for Ship Construction, Repair & Design
3-5 April 2019, London, UK
Propellers - Research, Design, Construction & Application
27 - 28 March 2019, London, UK
13 - 15 March 2019, Perth, Australia
Design & Operation of Wind Farm Support Vessels
27 February 2019, London, UK
Power & Propulsion Alternatives for Ships
23 January 2019, London, UK
5-6 December 2018, London, UK
LNG/LPG Ships
5 December 2018, Athens, Greece
President's Invitation Lecture
29 November 2018, London, UK
Computational and Experimental Marine Hydrodynamics
26 -27 November 2018, Chennai, India
Education and Professional Development of Engineers in the Maritime Industry
Decommissioning of Offshore Platforms
30 October 2018, Dubai, UAE
Full Scale Ship Performance
24-25 October 2018, London, UK
Contract Management for Ship Construction, Repair & Design Course
26-27 September 2018, London, UK
Warship 2018: Procurement of Future Surface Vessels
5-8 June 2018, London, UK
Damaged Ship IV
16-17 May 2018, London, UK
Ships & Ports Conference
14 May 2018, London, UK (Joint Conference between RINA and PIANC UK)
9-11 May 2018, London, UK
SURV 9 - Surveillance, Search and Rescue Craft
RINA Annual Dinner
12 April 2018, London UK
High Performance Yacht Design - HPYD 6
10-13 March 2018, Auckland, New Zealand
Smart Ship Technology
23-24 January 2018, London, UK


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JM-206: Three scenes of hypocrisy
Editorial cartoon depicting three panels, each panel with its own scene of hypocrisy. In the top panel, a man upset by socialists and unemployment then posts a notice for his apartment complex advancing the rent for his tenants to get their money while he can. In the middle panel, a man is being bribed but refuses to testify against the one bribing him. In the bottom panel, a man is shocked by the spread of lawlessness, but then he buys two cases of bourbon during a potential prohibition-era cartoon.
JM-208: A busy day at the county jail
Editorial cartoon depicting prisoners breaking out of jail right in front of the guards.
JM-201: Making a bad situation worse
Editorial cartoon depicting undesirable immigrants coming off a ship near Ellis Island while an army of the unemployed Americans watch them.
JM-203: Big Bills
Editorial cartoon depicting three scenes showing the reparations against Germany preventing the country from holding civilization again, the crime wave hitting Chicago even when one man believes he has ended it, and the G.O.P. elephant looking for a candidate but finding Taft being friendly with Wilson.
JM-204: As Uncle Sam prepares to get back in the European game
Editorial cartoon depicting Uncle Sam being warned to participate only in an advisory way by U.S. Congress as he climbs over a fence to join a European Reparation Committee.
JM-205: Contention in Progressive Party candidates in 1912 and 1924
Editorial cartoon depicting two panels set at different presidential elections. In the top panel, Robert La Follette sulks inside while Theodore Roosevelt marches outside in a 1912 Progressive Party parade. In the bottom panel, the spirit of Theodore Roosevelt accuses La Follette of having no right to carry the Progressive Party banner in a later parade, also with representatives from the Socialist Party and the Farmer-Labor Party. In 1912, La Follette was hoping to be the presidential nomination for the progressive wing of the Republicans, but his supporters abandoned him in favor of Theodore Roosevelt when the former president announced his return to politics, and Roosevelt became the 1912 presidential candidate for the Progressive Party instead; La Follette supported Wilson in the election. When the Progressive Party re-formed, after World War 1, they chose La Follette as their presidential candidate at a convention in Ohio in July of 1924; the Socialist Party and Farmer-Labor Party joined La Follette's progressive platform.
JM-196: Reducing war level profits and wages
Editorial cartoon depicting a thin figure ("War level profits") telling a large figure ("War level wages") that he must reduce.
JM-197: Record of American war expenditures
Editorial cartoon depicting a man upset about the taxes caused by war costs reading a pamphlet "Record of American war expenditures". He becomes more upset as panels progress and throws a desk out of the window at a Democratic parade.
JM-198: Congress is all out investigatin', Congress is all out investigating
Editorial cartoon depicting two men on a porch watching multiple Congressional committees investigating various things, such as a crime wave, railways, the peace plan, the "Tea pot dome oil lease scandal", charges against Bolshevism, and several different propaganda groups.
JM-199: Uncle Sam collecting tolls for the Panama Canal
Editorial cartoon depicting Uncle Sam standing behind a register to accept tolls for the Panama Canal. A man labeled "Shipping Trust" is angry and wants to go through the Canal for free, but Uncle Sam claims he cannot afford to run the canal if "rich relatives" can go through for nothing.
JM-200: Our foreign relations after the war
Editorial cartoon depicting Uncle Sam eating a large meal while kings wearing tattered robes look in through a window.


Hello, NaNoLansing! I send you greetings from the Land of Penn (as in William Penn).
As promised we have a list of ways that Contemplative Cat and I are willing to potentially humiliate ourselves should our region reach certain fundraising goals by midnight on November 30th.
The resulting music video (should we reach $1000) will be posted to YouTube and sent out to region following its completion.
A post will be up on this in the forum shortly.
The Face Thread is a way to be added to a Regional Word Count Graph. It's pretty cool and you can both scope it out and add yourself to it here.
The chat room is live! Several of us participated in a lovely swapping of word wars with Great Britain :: Liverpool last Sunday. While there *may* have been joking about the invasion of the Americans, fun was had on all sides.
To learn more and how to register, go here.
I plan to update the Guilt Monkey chart tomorrow morning, so go here to register any Guilt Monkey transfers that you haven't yet from tonight or last week's write-ins and then check out the stats here tomorrow.
Parking should be far better this week.
Have a great week and happy writing to you all!
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Q: Proportionality of discipline incidents between student groups My goal is to see if one student group has a disproportionate number of discipline incidents relative to the another group/s, to what degree, and with what margin of error. I will be speaking mostly in lay terms, and my intended audience is a lay audience.
I am going to simplify the problem as such:
I have two groups (not samples, complete populations) of students, M and F, for a given school.
There are 500 M students and 200 F students.
Of the M students, there are 100 with >= 1 discipline incident.
Of the F students, there are 20 with >= 1 discipline incident.
So:
500/700 (~71.4%) of students are M students and
200/700 (~28.6%) of students are M students
And:
100/120 (83.333%) of total students having >=1 incident are M students, while
20/120 (16.666%) of total students having >=1 incident are F students
Are the following calculations then valid?
Ratio of M students with >=1 incident per 100 students =  83.333% / 71.4% * 100 = ~117
Ratio of F students with >=1 incident per 100 students =  16.666% / 28.6% * 100  = ~58
If this is valid, with what margin of error, given the total students in each group and the number of students with incidents in each group, can I say that this accurately represents the proportionality of incidents between these groups?

A: For M students, you have 100 out of 500 of with disciplinary incidents. So the estimated proportion of M students with incidents is $\hat p_M = 1/5$
Similarly, for F students you have 20 out of 200 with incidents for
an estimated proportion $\hat p_F = 1/10.$
So the two estimated proportions are $0.2 = 20\%$ for M and
and $0.1 = 10\%$ for F. The sample proportions are different, but
the difference is not necessarily statistically significant.
You can't just look at percentages without taking sample sizes
into account.

For example if you had 1 out of 5 M students with
incidents and 1 out of 10 F students with incidents, that might
be an interesting story, but it would be an anecdote rather than
serious evidence. (Suppose a box has 5 blue marbles and 10 red ones;
if I take out two at random, it would hardly be surprising to get
one marble of each color.)

A proper statistical test will let you test the null hypothesis whether the rates $p_M$ and $p_F$ are the same against the alternative hypothesis that they are not
equal. In R statistical software the procedure for conducting this test
is called prop.test, illustrated below:
prop.test(c(100,20), c(500,200), cor=F)

         2-sample test for equality of proportions

data:  c(100, 20) out of c(500, 200)
X-squared = 10.057, df = 1, p-value = 0.001517
alternative hypothesis: two.sided
95 percent confidence interval:
 0.04561321 0.15438679
sample estimates:
prop 1 prop 2
   0.2    0.1

The P-value 0.001517 means that of the proportions for M and F
were equal, then the probability of a difference greater
than $|p_M = P_F| = 0.1$ or greater would happen with probability
$0.001517$ (that's less than 1 chance in 600),
Thus, if the null hypothesis is true, a very rare event
has happened. This description of the data causes us not
to believe that the null hypothesis is true. So we say that
the difference in observed rates is statistically significant.
The printout from the test also gives a 95% confidence interval
for the population difference $|p_M-p_F|$ That confidence interval
is $(0.046, 0.154).$ or $0.1 \pm 0.054.$ The number $0.054$ is
called the margin of error of the estimated difference $0.1.$
Note: The argument cor=F in prop.test is to turn off 'continuity correction', which is not necessary with the number of students you have.

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Sailing home
An interview with George Economou on why Greece is his favourite place to keep his boat…
"Being Greek, you become very spoilt as you have the most beautiful beaches in the world on your doorstep." I'm chatting with the shipping magnate George Economou over a beautiful Basque dinner at Ametsa in London, and we are exchanging travel stories. Our first meeting at the St Barths Bucket in March was rather fleeting, over pasta at Casa Perini after a hectic day's racing. Now that we have more time, I'm keen to find out more about his 50m Perini S/Y Baracuda, launched in 2008.
"I have always had motoryachts," says Economou, "but Baracuda is my first sailing boat. I never had the time to enjoy the one before." He tells me he ordered the boat back in 2005, but then the economy took an unexpected downturn, and the boat was delayed. "Sometimes you plan things and they don't come out as expected," he says as we tuck into our starters. "Business was going well when I ordered her, so I thought I'd have more time to sail around the world. Then the financial crisis happened, which affected all of that. So I thought 'I may not have that much time after all!'"
Nevertheless, Economou took the newly delivered boat to his first St Barths Bucket the very next year – although he readily admits there was no serious attempt to win the race. "We were missing the spinnaker and didn't have the right sails, so of course we came in last. If you want a chance at winning you need to be very prepared or have a boat built for racing, like S/Y Unfurled. For me it was just fun; I love St Barths. It was more about the experience."
Fast-forward seven years and Economou often visits the Caribbean island, choosing to stay on land instead of on board Baracuda. "I don't actually like staying on a boat in St Barths," he says. "The Atlantic waves are big and long and create a swell. I don't get seasick but it's always rocking and I don't enjoy that." Since buying a property on the island, he now spends a good deal of time there, considering it a convenient second home, with sunset views over the harbour. "It takes 15 minutes by car to get from Gustavia to the other end of the island, or to visit any beach or restaurant. I love it there."
Beyond the Caribbean, Baracuda has sailed as far as French Polynesia and Mexico, but I'm surprised to hear that for the past two or three years, Economou has kept his boat in Greece. "A place doesn't need to be new to be exciting," he tells me as our mains arrive at the table. "I like going back to the same places. I look for natural beauty and the beaches there are unparalleled. I've done every Greek island. My favourite is Mykonos, although it's become very crowded. From an aeroplane, all the white houses look like snow. Now I spend more time sailing around the islands by boat. In September it's still beautiful."
Economou got his first sailing licence on motoryachts when he was just 23, and with a lifetime of shipping-industry experience under his belt, I can't help but wonder how he decided on Perini Navi to build his first sailing yacht. "I've been in the boat industry forever, so I know everything there is to know!" he laughs. "Perini has good quality, comfortable boats. Wally boats are beautiful too, but you spend most of the time under the deck which isn't fun. I wanted a boat where there was enough space to enjoy yourself."
It comes as no surprise that Economou was heavily involved in the build process from the start. "I told Perini I wanted to see the last 10 boats they built so I could work out what I did and didn't like." Unused to such involvement, there was understandably pushback on some of the ideas that were put forward but Economou got there in the end. "As a naval architect, I was able to argue my ideas and eventually we came up with the perfect design – in fact, they ended up using it for other boats!" Economou enjoyed the process so much that he even spent a further two days designing a 60m boat for fun, and this was later adopted by Perini.
The interiors of Baracuda, created by Economou's friend, the renowned British designer John Pawson, are a triumph in modern minimalism, with an open-plan layout not often seen on boats of this type. "He had never designed a boat and actually he hasn't since," says Economou. "He is very minimal in his approach and I'm very pleased with how it turned out.
Often people kill a boat with the interiors." With four guest cabins in addition to the full-beam owner's suite, could she be used for charter? "I chartered her for the first time two years ago to someone I knew," Economou says. "In the beginning I wouldn't do it but when I came back to Greece and built a house in Paros, I thought I should spend some time on land for a change. Then it made sense."
So what does the future hold for this owner and industry stalwart? Not another superyacht, apparently. Unlike many owners, Economou has no desire to upgrade to a bigger boat. "I don't like excessive space if I can't use it," he says. "It's vanity. The bigger the boat, the less pleasing it is aesthetically. I doubt I will buy another boat after this."
Happily for Economou, it seems he's totally satisfied with Baracuda, and as we polish off our desserts and drain the last of the red wine, he explains why he chose to own rather than charter. "I spend a decent amount of time on my boat. I enjoy it, it's not just a vacation. My boat is my life." Cheers to that.
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Home Breaking News Parking rally in support of Langley Lodge – Aldergrove Star
Parking rally in support of Langley Lodge – Aldergrove Star
Plus de deux douzaines de personnes ont manifesté leur soutien au foyer de soins Langley Lodge mercredi après-midi, le 3 juin.
Patricia White, who lives in the same area of Langley City as the care home for the elderly, said that the event, held in the parking lot of the Lodge, was organized by a group of people from a Facebook page online to spark the minds of facility staff and residents, the site of the worst COVID-19 outbreak to date in British Columbia
"Langley Lodge is going through a difficult time, and it is important to let them know that we are all thinking of them and that we are there for them," said White to the Langley Advance Time.
White praised the local No Frills store for donating fruit and bottled water to the Lodge staff.
She hopes there will be more expressions of support in the future.
"We want to inspire others to do the same in their communities," said White.
"It's good to be sad, it's good to be upset about what's going on, but at the end of the day, we all live it together. "
Most of the participants were wearing masks, and Kim Snow of Kimz Angels, the nonprofit organization that helps the homeless, arrived masked, gloved, and dressed in a suit of hazardous materials.
"We love you," Snow shouted, waving people at the windows, waving her at him.
Health care worker Angela Hay, a Murrayville resident, arrived with a double-sided sign of support with encouraging messages from both sides.
"My neighbor's mother is here and I understand how stressful it can be," said Hay.
Steve Elliot, better known as the "Elvis Elite" tribute performer, drove his pink Chilliwack Cadillac to perform in the parking lot.
Elliot, who is also a painter, presented a portrait of a masked health worker at the Lodge.
Deborah Silvester, Chair of the Langley Lodge Board of Directors, also said that expressions of support and appreciation are welcome at the Lodge.
"It makes a difference," said Silvester.
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Langley city councilor Rudy Storteboom said it was important to let the Lodge know "that our hearts and minds stay with them".
Earlier in the week, Tuesday, June 2 at 7 p.m., the postal workers organized a demonstration of support while driving, slowly crossing the parking lot with their horns. More than 20 vehicles participated.
Langley's not-for-profit nursing home has reported 23 deaths from the virus since the epidemic began on April 28 – the highest number of deaths in a nursing home in British Columbia. since the declaration of the pandemic in early March.
Fraser's health authority has appointed its own director of pandemic response to oversee the response to COVID-19 at Langley Lodge.
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