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Lack of student leadership caused 2 SHS riots – Dr Adutwum
Source: Ghana | Myjoyonline.com | Jerry Tsatro Mordy
Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum says immediate steps are being taken to bridge the gap across senior high schools in the country.
Deputy Minister in charge of General Education, Yaw Osei Adutwum, has revealed clashes recorded in two senior high schools in the Upper East Region resulted from absence of student leaders.
Form 3 students who were elected prefects, have completed and left school while the second-year students who were handed the power, are also on vacation.
This leaves only the first-year students in school, due to the implementation of the Double Track policy at the secondary level of education, Dr. Adutwum observed after he met with heads of education institutions across the region recently.
The disturbances
Two High Schools in the Upper East Region – Sandema Senior High Technical School and Kongo Senior High School- remain closed following rioting by students. Sandema SHTS was shut down last week after a section of the students rioted, alleging bullying from the school's cadet corps.
Local police were called in to calm the situation but their interference led to a fatality as the officers fired shots when the students pelted them with stones.
On Monday, July 22, students of two ethnic groups in the Kongo SHS clashed following a disagreement.
The closure of the two schools, which was at the instance of Regional Minister, Paulina Abayage, is to allow investigations into the unrest as well as the death recorded in the Sandema SHTS incident.
"What I realised was the fact that there is essentially a leadership vacuum…because the Form Ones [students] are in school. Those prefects were in Year 3 and the Year 3 students and [maybe] new leaders were selected in Form 2 and the Form 2 students left [for vacation]," the Deputy Minister, Dr. Osei Yaw Adutwum told Myjoyonline in a conversation, Wednesday, July 24.
As a result of the vacuum, the students have no one among them as leaders to report or share their grievances with, leading to some of them taking the law into their own hands.
Election of Form 1 leaders
But the Deputy Minister, who is the Member of Parliament for Bosomtwe constituency in the Ashanti Region, says immediate steps are being taken to bridge the gap across senior high schools in the country.
This will see first and year students also elect prefects for the various departments who will work closely with the students' representative councils (SRC) made up of Form 3 prefects. This will enable the Form 1 and 2 leaders to take over the mantle whenever their seniors are there is the need, he disclosed.
"So now what need to do is to ensure that every Form or grade level have leadership in the Double Track System…and all of them will work together as part of the SRC so that when the Forms 1&2 are not there, the Form 1 prefects can take charge as leaders because we know that student leaders play a critical role in the administration of our schools
Dr. Adutwum acknowledges the important role students leaders play in the administration of schools in the country and pledged to quickly bridge the gap "…and make sure that there will not be students in school without a leadership."
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"Buried In The Mix" explores the early San Francisco punk music scene: its bands, its characters, their lives, loves, and losses. This feature length documentary retraces life's tumultuous path with some of the individuals who built a vibrant punk culture, characterized by the unbridled creativity for which San Francisco is known.
This compelling film comprises historic video and iconic imagery alongside contemporary interview and performance footage by such punk pioneers as Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys, Guantanamo School of Medicine), Penelope Houston and Greg Ingraham (Avengers), Ted Falconi (Flipper), Mia Simmans (Frightwig), Fritz Fox (Mutants), Bob Clic (The Lewd), author Patrick O'Neil (Gun, Needle, Spoon), photographers Ruby Ray and Bobby Castro, and many other artists.
"Buried In The Mix" combines these elements to create a collage of stories that reveal the San Francisco punk movement in its raw, raging glory, highlighting the inspired rebellion of early punk, rebellion that is needed today more than ever.
Buried In The Mix: Tales from the latter days of early SF punks, will be having its very first public screening of a work in progress version of the film that will close the SF Docfest on June 15, 2017 at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco.
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Mississippi's heartbeat abortion ban goes to court. What you need to know
Mississippi's heartbeat abortion ban is set to go into effect July 1. A Tuesday hearing in federal court could change that.
Mississippi's heartbeat abortion ban goes to court. What you need to know Mississippi's heartbeat abortion ban is set to go into effect July 1. A Tuesday hearing in federal court could change that. Check out this story on greenvilleonline.com: https://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/politics/2019/05/20/mississippi-heartbeat-abortion-ban-lawsuit-alabama/3706912002/
Sarah Fowler, Mississippi Clarion Ledger Published 6:00 a.m. ET May 20, 2019
The state of Mississippi will present arguments in federal appeals court Tuesday, defending the merits of its most recent effort to limit abortion in the state.
In March, Gov. Phil Bryant signed the "heartbeat bill" into law, banning abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can come as early as six weeks into pregnancy. The law does not allow exceptions for rape or incest. It's set to take effect July 1.
The law is being challenged in federal court by the Center for Reproductive Rights. The hearing will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday. If the court rules against the state, the ban will not go into effect. If that happens, the state is likely to appeal.
Mississippi has been in a similar position before. Last year, Bryant signed a 15-week abortion ban into law. After an emergency hearing, the law was ruled unconstitutional and blocked from taking effect. Attorney General Jim Hood recently filed papers on behalf of the state, appealing the ruling. So, now, both the 15-week ban and the heartbeat bill are in court.
Before Tuesday's hearing, here are some things to know.
What is the heartbeat ban?
Abortions would be banned in Mississippi once a fetal heartbeat is detected, around six weeks of pregnancy, often before a woman knows she's pregnant. The House and Senate both rejected efforts to allow exceptions for pregnancies caused by rape or incest. The law does allow an exception if the pregnancy endangers a woman's life or one of her major body functions.
The Mississippi law says a physician who performs an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected could face revocation of his or her state medical license.
Until the law goes into effect, abortions are still legal in Mississippi, even if a heartbeat is detected. The sole abortion clinic in the state, Jackson Women's Health Organization in Jackson, currently does not perform abortions past 16 weeks of pregnancy.
Of the legislation, Bryant previously said, "We think this is showing the profound respect and desire of Mississippians to protect the sanctity of that unborn life whenever possible.
"It also protects, we believe, the physical and mental health of the mother. We here in Mississippi believe in protecting and defending the whole life of that child."
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Abortion in Mississippi: Scenes from Jackson Women's Health Organization
In this March 20, 2018, file photo, anti-abortion sidewalk counselor Laura Duran offers reading material to a driver entering the Jackson Women's Health Organization's clinic, the only facility in the state that performs abortions, in Jackson, Miss. As abortion opponents cheer the passage of fetal heartbeat laws such as the one in Mississippi and other restrictions on the procedure, abortion-rights groups have been waging a quieter battle in courthouses around the country to overturn limits on providers. Rogelio V. Solis, AP
Construction continues on a hotel across the street from the Jackson Women's Health Organization, right, in Jackson, Miss., Friday, May 17, 2019.. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
This Friday, May 17, 2019 photo shows the Jackson Women's Health Organization in Jackson, Miss. The facility is the state's only abortion clinic. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
Shannon Brewer, the clinic director at the Jackson Women's Health Organization, watches a monitor with the live feed from security video cameras set throughout the property Friday, May 17, 2019, in Jackson, Miss. Brewer is concerned about the growing number of abortion restrictive bills being passed by state legislatures, (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
Anti-abortion messages written in chalk are drawn along the sidewalk leading to the Jackson Women's Health Organization, Friday, May 17, 2019, in Jackson, Miss. The facility is the state's only abortion clinic. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
A "No Trespassing" sign is posted along the fencing protecting the parking lot of the Jackson Women's Health Organization, Friday, May 17, 2019, in Jackson, Miss. The facility is the state's only abortion clinic. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
This Friday, May 17, 2019 photo shows an examination/procedure room at the Jackson Women's Health Organization in Jackson, Miss. The facility is the state's only abortion clinic. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
Patients to the Jackson Women's Health Organization, are offered condoms and a folder with information outlining informed consent for procedures, Friday, May 17, 2019, in Jackson, Miss. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
Strict medical protocol concerning medications following a procedure is posted in this examination/procedure room at the Jackson Women's Health Organization, in Jackson, Miss., Friday, May 17, 2019, in Jackson, Miss. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
Shannon Brewer, the clinic director at the Jackson Women's Health Organization, expresses her concerns about the growing number of abortion restrictive bills being passed by state legislatures, Friday, May 17, 2019, in Jackson, Miss. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) Rogelio V. Solis, AP
What's happening with this lawsuit?
The Center for Reproductive Rights, based in New York, has sued the state on behalf of Jackson Women's Health Organization.
The suit is an effort to stop the heartbeat law from going into effect. Arguments for the state will be presented by the AG's office.
The hearing will be held Tuesday in federal court in front of U.S. District Judge Carlton W. Reeves.
What's happened with prior lawsuits?
Reeves struck down the state's 15-week abortion ban law in November, saying it "unequivocally" violates a woman's constitutional rights.
In his decision, Reeves wrote that "Mississippi's law violates Supreme Court precedent, and in doing so it disregards the 14th Amendment guarantee of autonomy for women desiring to control their own reproductive health."
Reeves also referenced precedent, saying, in part, "bans do not fare well in court."
How much have Mississippi taxpayers paid in legal fees?
Margaret Ann Morgan, spokeswoman for the Mississippi Attorney General's Office, previously said the 15-week abortion ban has not cost the state additional money because staff attorneys have been working on the case.
In March, Morgan said staff attorneys had spent 916 hours on the case so far. Morgan said that time is valued at $65 hour, meaning the attorney general's office has spent nearly $60,000 on the impending litigation.
An updated cost analysis was not immediately available.
Lt. Gov Tate Reeves previously addressed the financial aspect, saying he would have "absolutely no problem supporting strongly whatever it costs to defend this lawsuit, because I care about unborn children."
How does Mississippi's ban compare to other states?
Across the United States, there has been an increase in anti-abortion legislation, with the intent to overturn Roe v. Wade. Many proposed bills are similar to Mississippi's, attempting to ban abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
Alabama passed the most restrictive abortion law in the country last week, not only banning abortions after a heartbeat can be detected but punishing doctors who perform abortions with a possible 99-year prison sentence. Like Mississippi's law, the Alabama law does not allow exceptions for rape or incest.
Kentucky's governor signed a similar bill into law in March, the New York Times reported, and a federal judge temporarily blocked it just hours later, ruling it was "potentially unconstitutional."
In April, Ohio also passed a heartbeat abortion ban. The ban does allow exceptions in cases of rape or incest. Wednesday, the ACLU and Planned Parenthood filed suit against the state, challenging the ban.
In May, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill into law that would make abortions illegal if a heartbeat is detected. It will not go into effect until 2020.
On Friday, Missouri's Republican-led Legislature approved a ban on abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy and Republican Gov. Mike Parsonis expected to sign it.
In Louisiana, a heartbeat abortion ban is moving through the state Legislature and Gov. Jon Bel Edwards, a Democrat, signaled he would sign it.
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Mallory Santic
1 Who is Mallory Santic?
2 Mallory Santic – Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education
3 Net Worth of Mallory Santic? Salary, Earning
4 Facts of Mallory Santic
7 Mallory Santic – Professional Career
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9 Quick Facts of Mallory Santic
Who is Mallory Santic?
Mallory Santic is an American model, reality TV star, and analyst. Mallory Santic is also a contestant in the Love Island 2019 reality show.
Mallory Santic – Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education
Mallory Santic, a Love Island reality TV star, was born on September 10, 1993 (age 25 in 2019) in Vancouver, Washington (United States).
She developed a happy relationship between his mother and father.
Mallory also earned a degree in Media & Communication from Washington State University in 2015.
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Real Full Birth Name Mallory Santic.
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Mallory rose to fame with 20.7K Instagram followers. She, too, is a Twitter user.
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Q: python dns.resolver get DNS record type I am learning how to use the python dns object. Quick question as I see many examples show methods of using the dns.resolver method with the DNS record type(CNAME, NS, etc). Is there a way to use this dns object to query a DNS name and pull it's resolution with the record type. Similar to what DIG supplies in the answer section.
Thanks,
Jim

A: You can get the type with rdatatype
>>> import dns.resolver
>>> answer = dns.resolver.query('google.com')
>>> rdt = dns.rdatatype.to_text(answer.rdtype)
>>> print(rdt)
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A: Here's an example of a CNAME:
>>> cname = dns.resolver.query("mail.unixy.net", 'CNAME')
>>> for i in cname.response.answer:
...     for j in i.items:
...             print j.to_text()
...
unixy.net.

TXT:
>>> txt = dns.resolver.query("unixy.net", 'TXT')
>>> for i in txt.response.answer:
...     for j in i.items:
...             print j.to_text()
...
"v=spf1 ip4:..."

NS:
>>> ns = dns.resolver.query("unixy.net", 'NS')
>>> for i in ns.response.answer:
...     for j in i.items:
...             print j.to_text()
...
ns2.unixy.net.
ns1.unixy.net.

You can get most records following the same pattern. Multiple responses queries are stored in a list. So looping is sometimes necessary (ex:multiple A and NS recs).

A: The only check I found so far to determine if it's A or CNAME answer is to test if qname attribute is equal to canonical_name attribute.
answer = dns.resolver.query('www.example.com')
if answer.qname == answer.canonical_name:
    print "This is A record"
else:
    print "This isn't A, probably CNAME..."

A: Looks like you need to roll your own Resolver class.  The Answer objects returned by calling dns.resolver.query only contain the record(s) which specifically match the request, which happens to be an A record by default.  It's all there, the trail is lost along the way.  If you print the response you can see what I mean.
#!/usr/bin/env python

import dns.resolver

answer = dns.resolver.query('www.clarkmania.com')
print answer.response
print "------"
print answer.rrset

A: How about this?
In [1]: import dns.resolver

In [2]: dns.resolver.query('chipy.org').__dict__
Out[2]:
{'canonical_name': <DNS name chipy.org.>,
 'expiration': 1304632023.2383349,
 'qname': <DNS name chipy.org.>,
 'rdclass': 1,
 'rdtype': 1,
 'response': <DNS message, ID 64039>,
 'rrset': <DNS chipy.org. IN A RRset>}

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Swansea Bay Business Life and the South Wales Evening Post's Women in Business Awards 2017 is open for nominations
It is time to start nominating the talented businesswomen that are working in the Swansea Bay region
Chris Pyke
Women In Business Awards Marriott Hotel Swansea Allison Orrells - Woman of the year (Image: Hoosh Arabi)
We will be celebrating the hard-working women at the annual Swansea Bay Business Life and the South Wales Evening Post's Women in Business Awards 2017 and entries for the prestigious awards are now open.
The winners will honoured at a lunchtime ceremony with around 200 guests at the Swansea Marriott Hotel on Friday, October 6.
This is the eighth year of the awards. The categories are:
New Business/Start-up of the Year
Growth and Expansion award
Family Business of the Year
Green award
Woman of the Year 2017
To make your nominations please click here
Last year's winner Alison Orrells, The Safety Letterbox Company managing director, says: "It was a great honour to win the award which provided many positive benefits to both myself and the business.
"Locally, the awards raised the profile of our company, our achievements and provided me with additional exposure and the ability to be further involved in projects, events and our local business community. It has been a very enjoyable and rewarding experience."
Sponsors of the awards are Bevan and Buckland and managing partner Alison Vickers said: "This is the second year that Bevan & Buckland has been the main sponsor of the Women in Business Awards.
"We are delighted to continue this sponsorship and believe it is important to celebrate the success of businesswomen. We need to recognise the many hardworking entrepreneurial businesswomen in our region and the positive impact they make to the Swansea Bay economy."
Media Wales commercial director (Swansea and West Wales), Lisa Cameron, said: "We started off at the Mermaid Restaurant in Mumbles with a packed house of 80 attendees and we have now grown to filling the Swansea Marriott Hotel with 200 guests.
"It's hard to believe we are in our eighth year and it is great to see how the awards have grown.
"The calibre of the nominees show how lucky we are to have such strong women in business representing the region."
For more information and sponsorship opportunities contact Zena Laws on 01792 545585 or email zena.laws@mediawales.co.uk
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NewportLiberty Steel Group announces it is cutting jobs in WalesIt is understood that around 70 workers in Newport will be affected
Your MoneyMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis reveals simple way to save £1000s in new yearThis could be the answer to your financial woes
BangorThe Book People goes into administration a week before ChristmasThe company employs 229 people in Bangor
Business NewsThe shortlist for the West Wales Business Awards 2020 has been revealedThe event takes place in January next year
CardiffNew pictures show plans to transform former Brains Brewery site into bars and restaurantsThe former brewhouse development will form part of the Central Quay scheme in Cardiff city centre


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What is the abbreviation for Metal Regulatory Element Binding Protein?
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Hans Haacke made me aware of the following situation which I'm passing along to Artblog readers:
More than 130 international artists, curators, writers and others have signed a boycott to end all cooperation with the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi and are demanding that the Guggenheim Foundation and its Abu Dhabi partner take immediate and meaningful steps to safeguard the rights of the workers constructing the new branch museum on Saadiyat Island, where Human Rights Watch have documented a series of abuses.
After mounting criticism, the Guggenheim finally made a public commitment in September 2010 to protect the rights of laborers constructing its new branch. However the institution and, its Abu Dhabi partner, the Tourism Development and Investment Company (TDIC) have still not taken sufficient steps to better the conditions of workers.
Among those calling for the boycott are Emily Jacir, Walid Raad, Yto Barrada, Mona Hatoum, Shirin Neshat, Akram Zaatari, Janet Cardiff, Willie Doherty, Hans Haacke, Thomas Hirschhorn, Alfredo Jaar, Barbara Kruger, Antonio Muntadas, Paul Pfeiffer, Rirkrit Tiravanija,, to name a few.
For full informantion, and to sign the petition, see : http://gulflabor.wordpress.com/
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With joy and generosity, Terrell Halsey organizes a show about the hopes of Philadelphians for change in their neighborhoods


I am using an app and it is helping me with my depression. One of the things it asked me to do was to create a list of positive things that I am doing throughout the day. I am surprised not only at how little work this was but also how much progress it makes me realize I have made. I bested my personal time with regard to the amount of steps I do a day from barely making 8502 making over 16,000.
Along the way I have noticed, that when doing new things to make way with depression, it seems like the smallest task can feel so overwhelming. Which is why I am glad that this app has allowed me to take stock of my activities over time and that is gradually asked me to increase activities. Recently, I have become aware of my fear of social interactions with new people in a big group. I normally I'm very outgoing with people, but when I am in larger group I experience anxiety, and also when attending new events, I feel afraid and a bit claustrophobic.
It's taking me time to realize that I'm very comfortable with my normal pattern. In fact, when I watch the movie Her, it made me aware of how similar I am to the main character. In that regard, I am often stuck with my comfortable ways, and don't want to come out of those. It takes awhile for me to make a new change. What I tend to do is awfulize it and project fears of what the new changes are going to entail, and I remain stuck in a holding pattern of fear. So, I am glad that I've broken through a wall, and then moving forward this will continue.


In his speech delivered at the MCCI Annual Dinner event held on 27 June 2014, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Mauritius, Dr. the Hon. Navinchandra Ramgoolam mentioned the pressing need for public sector reform and enhanced efficiency in the delivery of public services as well as the acceleration of the pace of reforms to further improve the business environment.
To achieve these twin objectives, it is important to revisit the role and purpose of some of our institutions if we really aspire to become a High Income Country in the years to come.
Business is good for Mauritius, but Mauritius must be good for Business too!
For instance, the fragmentation of decision-making, strewn across a series of governmental departments for certain approvals, is certainly slowing down much needed investment. This was clearly acknowledged when the Investment Fast Track Committee was set up.
We strongly support the idea of a single licensing authority which would allow all cross-cutting policy issues to be dealt with, prior to the issuance of licences and permits, to really allow businesses to start operations in earnest.
Our attention need to shift from the Ease of Doing Business to the Cost of Doing Business to ensure that we remain competitive in the long run and to allow us to integrate regional value chains. With the right mix of policies and strategic intent, we can definitely leverage on the huge capital investments being made in our infrastructure namely: the port, airport and new transport network, to become an efficient logistic platform in the region.
We can turn our comparative advantage into a competitive advantage... provided we move fast.


rules of engagement for Indian releases.
At the time of going to press, the film had earned 1633 crores at the worldwide box-office. In a direct conversion to Hollywood's US$ receipts, that figure sits at around US$ 240 million. No Indian film has ever come close to this feat. Even if Baahubali 2 had been an American production, the 240 million tag would've been respectful enough. Surely, this Indian production has been a path-breaker and carved out territories that Indian filmmakers can now hope to tread.
The Baahubali films were launched back in 2013.Over the next two years, Rajamouli's Baahubali branched out into a franchise even before its release. The grand scale and production values meant the filmmaker would release his film in two parts, a la Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings franchise. So in 2015, when the first Baahubali released with the title of being India's most expensive film, the stage was set. This 180-crore film managed to earn 650 crores around the world. That paved the way for the sequel.
9000 screens around the world. In another first-of-its-kind record, the original Telugu version of the film even had an insurance policy worth 200 crores from a company called Future Generali.
Just to gauge the diverse popularity of the franchise, Baahubali 2 was originally made in Telugu and Tamil but was dubbed in Hindi, Malayalam as well as in English, French, German and Japanese.
Reportedly, Baahubali 2 has more than 2500 VFX shots. These staggering numbers are at par with big ticket Hollywood releases, which usually earn the coveted 1-billion-dollar mark. Movies like The Avengers and Pirates Of The Caribbean have these many VFX shots and hundreds of technicians who work to bring it alive.
The VFX of Baahubali 2 was handled by RC Kamalakannan of Makuta Visual Effects, who also worked with Rajamouli in Magadheera. The company is co-owned by Pete Draper and is based out of the US.
Apart from the stunning visuals of Baahubali 2, the film was also an upgrade in terms of the emotions and maturity from the first film. Scenes featuring Prabhas and Anushka Shetty in the sequel were praised by many as being sheer poetry in motion. In contrast, the romance between Prabhas and Tamannaah in the first film had found criticism from some sections of society for not being feministic enough. But this time around Rajamouli and his team of writers, lead by his father KV Vijayendra Prasad, crafted the Baahubali romance with deftness and subtext.
Fans of South Indian films are known to be a passionate lot. They worship their actors like deities but the madness of Baahubali 2 saw such surreal images like three- kilometre long queues of fans in Hyderabad waiting to buy advance tickets. Not just that, there were reports of premium tickets priced at `2400 and `1500 being sold out in minutes. The fan frenzy also included the more orthodox abhishekham of giant cut-outs of Prabhas.
part in fuelling the Baahubali 2 blitz. The Baahubali movie account on Twitter has 292,000 followers. The hashtag for the film #Baahubali2 was part of India and worldwide trends for over 20 days.
Taran Adarsh makes a perfect summation of Baahubali's record breaking spree. He says, "Records are meant to be broken. Of course, Baahubali's staggering numbers won't be broken in a long time. But its stupendous success just proves that the market volume hasn't reduced as it's perceived. If you give the audience strong content you will be rewarded with historic success." Looks like the future of Indian cinema is in strong hands.


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The Perils of Public Art; Who Owns an Unwanted Mural?
Even when you've got the funds, there's no guarantee you'll get what you paid for.
by Deanna Isaacs August 11, 2005 August 19, 2021
The Perils of Public Art
On August 16, nearly five years after the city of Evanston commissioned artist Lincoln Schatz to create a $170,000 sculpture for its Maple Avenue parking garage, Evanston officials will finally dedicate the resulting work. It won't, however, be the cluster of giant Plexiglas disks Schatz proposed five years ago–and it's not located anywhere near the garage. Though Schatz was advanced $51,000 for the commission, a couple years into the project (and, Schatz says, after many city delays) he informed officials that neither the size nor the budget would work. Evanston asked for its money back; Schatz, who'd incurred expenses, said no, and both sides called in their lawyers. Late last year the standoff was settled: the city's public art committee picked one of three existing Schatz sculptures as a substitute and he was allowed to keep the advance. Their selection, called Penelope, is a modest clump of four Plexiglas panels rimmed with steel. It stands partially obscured by a bush on a spit of parkway at the heavily trafficked corner of Ridge and Emerson, looking like a distant cousin of the rusty Metra viaduct nearby. Public Art Committee member Laura Saviano says the piece has received a number of compliments; she was shocked when some city council members used the U word to describe it. The dedication comes as Evanston debates its next art commission: a $300,000 doodad for Sherman Plaza.
It's a tough job, being the designated shopper. Evanston's public art ordinance, in place since '91, mandates that up to 1 percent of the budget for any city building costing over $1 million be spent on "associated" art. That's produced periodic cash infusions that send volunteer selection panels off on commission missions–with strings attached. Public Art Committee cochair Gerry Macsai notes, for example, that Penelope had to be located within the downtown TIF district where the garage was built even though other areas of the city had better sites for it. And once the art is up, there's no guarantee it will be maintained or embraced. Take Aqua Vita, a whimsical installation by Donna Zarbin-Byrne at the fire station at 1332 Emerson. The multipart work of bronze, concrete, earth, and plants sits in a state of scraggly neglect smack in front of the firehouse door. Artists Adelheid Mers and Patrick McGee worked with firefighters at another station, at 1105 Central, reviewing thousands of photographs in order to select one for each of eight aluminum panels they planned to erect on the station's outside wall. They chose dramatic images of historical and contemporary firefighters, including some who died in the line of duty. But the finished piece is as murky as a smoke-filled stairwell, the images reduced to mostly incomprehensible blotches.
Saviano says the hassles encountered with almost every project have convinced the Public Art Committee that they need to spend more time educating the public, not only about each piece but about "what public art is and how we get it." They've recently published a public art map and launched a nonprofit fund-raising organization, Friends of the Arts, which so far has collected about $25,000 toward acquisitions that could go to other parts of the city.
In addition the committee has $117,000 left over from the Schatz project. But the group's focus now is on Sherman Plaza, a 25-story downtown condominium that will have a city parking garage and the $300,000 public art project attached. The city handled the advertising for the commission, and a sparse response has committee members wondering if the ads went out too close to the May deadline. "We only got seven proposals this time," Saviano says, whereas the garage project drew hundreds of inquiries and 33 proposals from "all around the world." Nevertheless, the selection panel has whittled the seven down to three and paid those artists $2,500 each to create and present models, which they reviewed last month. They're now down to two finalists but have qualms that are keeping Macsai up at night.
"It's a great deal of money, and it's not my money," she says. "If these aren't bowling us over, I'd argue we'd better get something that does." After the Schatz dedication on Tuesday, the panel will meet to reconsider what it's got. "We always have the option of starting all over," Macsai says.
Who Owns an Unwanted Mural?
Artist Laura Gilmore has been scrambling to find a new home for the 900-square-foot mural she spent months creating earlier this year for a restaurant that never opened at 13031 S. Western in Blue Island. The mural, 11 feet high and about 90 feet wide, is a 30-panel showbiz wall of fame, including everybody from B.B. King to Richard Pryor to James Dean to Nas. When Gilmore learned a few weeks ago that new tenants didn't want it in their condominium sales office and were planning to put drywall or wallpaper over it, she panicked, then turned to Lawyers for the Creative Arts, which hooked her up with Wayne Tang of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw. LCA director William Rattner says that even when an artist has been paid for work, "under the Visual Artist's Rights Act, which is part of U.S. copyright law, the work cannot be mutilated or destroyed without giving the artist an opportunity to go in and take it out." Now, Gilmore says, some of the pressure's off: it looks like the tenant will drape or screen the mural, giving her up to a year to find a new home for it–preferably in Blue Island, she says, where "there's a lot of support." Gilmore, who adds that she was paid for only a fraction of her work, values the mural at $30,000. She'd like to find a buyer, but is "willing to let it go for much less" to anyone who'll take it down, truck it off, and let it be seen.
Art accompanying story in printed newspaper (not available in this archive): photo/Laura Saviano.
Public Displays: artists go head-to-head for Evanston wall space
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Frank is an experienced lecturer and researcher passionate about the finance of real estate projects. He obtained a Bachelor of Science in Administration (Banking and Finance Option) in 2006. After a period of work as an Assistant Project Officer at the DANIDA Centre for International Business, Frank studied for an MPhil in Finance, which he completed successfully in 2009.
Before starting his PhD at the School of Real Estate and Planning, Frank lectured at the Department of Finance, University of Ghana. Frank also taught at the Wisconsin International University College, Ghana for close to two years. During his MPhil, Frank worked as a Teaching Assistant teaching mostly MBA courses in finance and economics. He served as a teaching assistant for over two years. He has taught a wide range of courses including Financial Management, Public Finance, Investment Management, International Financial Management and Entrepreneurship.
Ametefe, F., Aboagye, A. Q. Q., & Sarpong-Kumankoma, E. (2011). Housing and construction finance, deposit mobilisation and bank performance in Ghana. Journal of Property Research, 28(2), 151-165.
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Laken was one of the few farmers who braved the weather in response to the bells. Those who gathered at the Community Center were predominately men and young adults, the returned missionaries, the interns, and those who lived close enough to not have difficulties on the roads. News had filtered in from the Phulake Station before Turay and Elder Mathis had even arrived, and the effect was immediate on the people. Laken looked around the room of mirrored panic and realized that many of the deacons were with them and not at the Sanctuary. He was also noticed that Andre was missing.
Waking from the sound of his kitchen door slamming in the wind, Laken knew his nephew had left. He too had remembered the Agabus' vision of the storm, and attributed Andre's distant mood all evening to this. He was not surprised when the bells rang but could not guess the reason why. He was surprised as anyone when the news of May Beth reached the village.
The Landers boy was in tears with his father crouched beside him on fold-out chairs in one corner of the room. May Beth's siblings stood in shock. They had been torn from their sleep and brought to the Community Center while their parents rushed to Iasis. Elders Irons and Kerr were bombarded with questions from the people, and not one concerned the question of prayer. Laken raised his voice to get Komer Turay's attention on the matter as soon as the komer arrived. A hundred voices hit the holy man with questions desperate for answers, and Laken was struggling to be heard when Elder Mathis burst through the door in a flurry of heavy snow.
"What is this?" he demanded, looking frazzled and as distraught as the rest of them.
"The prophecy." Turay moved forward as the rest of the room turned to listen. "It is being fulfilled. May Beth George, the healer…she has taken her own life."
The news hit Mathis hard and he stood stricken under the weight of an entire community waiting for him to tell them what to do. The full meaning of such a tragedy happening on their soil seemed to fill the elder with dread and he found himself inadequate for his position.
May Beth's fiancé choked on a sob, and there were muffled cries from small clusters of young people around the room. Laken looked and noticed Jora Kirkeby clinging to her brother's shoulder with tears streaming down her face and, once again, he thought of Andre. Lord, protect my boy, he breathed a prayer and pushed his way through the crowd to get to Mathis. Something had to be done.
"Send the deacons to the Sanctuary!" he called over the murmuring of the terror-struck people. "We can stop this."
"Stop what?" Turay demanded irrationally. "She's dead, Flaco! It's already done!"
"Keep your voice down, Komer," Elder Kerr snapped in irritation.
"Then organize the prayer coverage from here." Laken did not care where it was done, so long as it was done. "We've averted a break in the Hupsoma before. It might not be too late." He searched the face of the Head Elder for confirmation, for strength, for any element of leadership, and Mathis failed him.
Looking lost, Mathis's gaze flitted across the faces staring back at him. He shook his head and took a step away from Laken. "No. You cannot accuse me of another rash decision. I'm not a fool. I know the prophecy. I know the Word was to wait." He shook his head again with an unstable glint in his eyes. "We're waiting for the Agabus. No one goes anywhere."
"And pray," Laken insisted. "We will wait for Andre and pray."
Mathis only continued to shake his head as he shrank away from the crowd looking as if he was moments away from bolting.
Laken looked at his countrymen at a loss. What was wrong with them? Why would no one pray? "Komer—" He began to beseech the spiritual leader to at least see reason and help him lead the people in prayer, when the door flew open once again. He whipped around as Andre charged into the Center with Komer Costa limping a few hurried steps behind. The double doors banged with a resonating clang against the stone walls and a gust of frozen air doused the stunned spectators like a wave which seemed to propel the Agabus forward into the center of the room with an expression which caused them all to blanch and cower.
Andre's eyes flashed with an inner fire, and he held within his hand a gleaming dagger which caught the light and attention of those close enough to see it. They stumbled back to get out of his way, as the prophet moved intent upon his purpose. "Get out!" he bellowed, raising the dagger threateningly without slowing down.
The crowd stood amazed and unsure if he was speaking to them. Not one eye drew away from the scene as the Agabus stopped abruptly before the Kirkeby family with the tip of his blade pointed directly at Kylan and Jora. "Get out."
Jora was stunned, and Kylan glanced at the surrounding faces as if searching for sense and reason before meeting the unmoving glare of the Agabus with an expression of confusion.
"You've done what you came for," Andre didn't move or break his stance with weapon raised. "Get out. Go back to your master while you still have a chance."
"Dre, wha—"
"Shut up," he snapped at Kylan. "I wasn't speaking to you."
The color seemed to drain in Kylan's face as Andre's words sank in. The crowd reacted with a ripple of murmured shock, and Mr. Kirkeby moved convulsively behind his son.
"Stay back," Andre ordered. "Move, Jora." He did not draw his eyes away from Kylan until she didn't comply, too frightened to move. "Move!" he insisted, causing her to jump from the harshness of his command. She backed away and grabbed her father's arm with tears welling up in her eyes.
"What are you doing?" Kylan asked.
Andre reacted with a sudden move, cutting him off by grabbing the front of his shirt with his free hand and tightening his grip on the handle of the dagger. He directed it, not at Kylan, but at a point just over his left shoulder and held it. "Shut up," he lowered his voice with emphasis.
Kylan blinked with his hands up in surrender, completely baffled by the actions of the Agabus. The people grew uncomfortable, looking to the elders to do something. The leaders were in as much disbelief as anyone, but a single glance at Costa proved they had best not interfere.
Andre returned his attention to the spirit of chaos which clung to his host with sneering fangs dripping with the gleaming blood of the Panoplia. Havoc rose to his full height above Kylan's head, and Andre stepped back. He abruptly released his hold on Kylan's shirt and caused him to stumble slightly while he watched the Agabus cautiously.
Andre cared for no one but the beast filling the room with its dread, spreading his useless wings and unhitching his jaw with a high-pitched, horrific scream. The Agabus gave Havoc no time to strike, launching the dagger and hitting the Daimon in the skeletal shoulder to repay him for Lavi's infliction. The spectators collectively reacted to the sight of the blade leave his hand and simply vanish into thin air over Kylan's head.
Kylan dropped to the floor, ducking his head, and glancing up as if expecting the dagger to fall from above. The people were stunned to silence. The Kirkebys stared in amazement at the Agabus as he turned with his eyes, not on them, but on the ceiling of the great building.
Andre followed the escape of the Daimon as it fled from the room with a ferocious roar which quelled the hearts of the people though they did not know the source of the disturbance. Havoc landed heavily on the polished floor before the open doors of the Center, scrambled with scratching claws, and ran into the night.
"Shamira!" Andre crossed the floor once more and stopped at the door as the Panoplia appeared.
"I cannot stop him," she told him, looking agitated that her powers were repressed under the weight of the people's lack of faith.
"Follow him and tell me where he goes."
This she could do, and the spirit rushed off through the storm in pursuit of the invader.
Andre turned to find the eyes of the assembly still locked on him. Kylan was back on his feet and their gazes met as the Agabus stormed forward with his anger still on the edge and reaching boiling point. "How did you get him in?" He flew at Kylan once more, getting inches from his face and demanding an answer. "How!"
Kylan backed up as Mr. Kirkeby stood by his son. Costa grabbed Andre from behind to hold him in place. "What?" Kylan appeared baffled, but the prophet saw through his front straight through to the truth in his eyes.
"Get him off the island." He struggled to break out of Costa's grasp.
"You've lost your mind, Agabus!" Kirkeby protected his son with a firm grip on his shoulders. "What are these accusations? A girl commits suicide and you blame him?"
"May Beth did not let that thing in!" Andre shouted without taking his eyes off Kylan. "That Daimon was never hers."
The mention of a Daimon caused the people to exclaim in an indiscernible uproar of renewed distress. "A Daimon?" a woman cried. "Here?" Her wild eyes roved the space around the ceiling as if the beast was still in the room and she might catch a glimpse of its terror driving face.
"My boy did not do this," Kirkeby insisted over the panicked noise, looking at Andre and Costa with the expression of a madman. "That girl took her own life. She has brought this upon us."
There was a grumble of agreement amid doubt and confusion.
"Evil commanded his minion to join his host," Andre explained. "The Daimon clung to him," he pointed to Kylan. "He could not have done so unless he was invited."
"Those are lies," Kirkeby accused him with abandon.
"What would be the point of that?" Costa wanted reason. "Why would he place such a thing on Kylan if it were not true?"
"Because he doesn't like him." The announcement stunned the room back to silence, and everyone looked at Svana standing beside her sister. She looked uncomfortable but resolute in her proclamation. "It's true, Dre." She met his gaze. "You know you never have."
"Disliking someone doesn't make me a liar," he responded, looking not at Svana but at Jora who had tears on her cheeks and looked as if she had been slapped. "I know what I saw and it's the truth. He was at Iasis this afternoon, you know it," he reminded both of the twins, "in the same ward where May Beth worked." Turning back to Kylan he asked him again. "How did you let it in?"
Kylan met his glare without blinking. They both knew the truth, but he wasn't about to admit it.
His father refused to accept the truth. "Where are the elders? You cannot allow this. He is the Agabus, not the law!"
The attention in the room fell back on Mathis and the council as they stood dumbly by the wayside.
"The law," Costa spoke for them when none of the elders made a move, "states that a citizen seen as a threat by the Agabus must be removed from the community until the menace subsides. He must be taken," he told the Kirkebys with a tone of sympathy beneath the stern exterior. "Phulake, escort Kylan Kirkeby to the guardhouse and alert Kaluma of his transport."
Two guards in attendance moved forward uncertainly, glancing at Mathis before following through with the command of the komer. There were several mutterings of disagreement among the crowd, but no one moved to object.
"I will go with him," Kirkeby insisted, lifting a proud, determined face and refusing to look at the Agabus as he passed.
Andre swallowed back the bitter taste of Mr. Kirkeby's resentment, feeling a pang of injury from the man he had always held in high regard. Svana quickly followed her father and brother with a similar expression of loathing and ignored Andre as if they had not been lifelong friends.
He looked to Jora next, holding his breath against the pain of the expression in her eyes. He could not stand it if she hated him for this.
Jora's lower lip trembled as she withheld a sob. Biting it back between her teeth, she blinked away fresh tears, and Andre saw in her eyes not hatred, but agony. Agony and complete confusion. She hesitated, wanting some sign from him that it was okay for her to go. She was fearful of his rejection.
The realization hit Andre hard, and he gave it to her, releasing her under any obligation to him so she could run after her family. Catching her breath against the pain it caused her to do so, Jora fled from the building.
Andre felt Costa's hand on his shoulder and pulled his eyes away from watching her go.
"Get out of here," the komer told him. "Let me handle this." He nodded at the remaining group of lost citizens standing in tight groups of grumbling conversation which was his to now guide back to some sort of order. "Find me at the Sanctuary later."
Andre nodded and crossed the floor to the open doors, finding Chesed waiting for him outside. She placed an illuminated hand on the side of his face and met his stony expression with a stoic one of her own. Her touch was a comfort and relief, but the air was heavy, and the prophet was shaken.
"Shamira follows the dark spirit called Havoc. He roams the island looking for a new host. We cannot touch him, Agabus."
"I know," Andre responded.
"If the Hupsoma continues to splinter, he will call his companions to join him. We will not be able to stop them from entering."
"They are too afraid. They never thought one could get in." The prophet did not have confidence in his people's prayers anymore. How many of them would be filled with doubts and would falter before they even reach their lips?
"They must be made unafraid," Chesed replied plainly. "I go to attend to Lavi." She rose into the air as Andre looked at her hopefully. "He recovers on the mountain. You will find him in good health at the altar when the sun rises. Guard your heart, Agabus. We still have power where we are called upon to use it. Your people must remember this, and you must be the one to remind them."
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'Flash Crash' Trader Appeals Extradition to US
The flash crash event in May 2010 wiped out almost one trillion dollars from global stock markets within minutes.
Victor Golovtchenko | Execution ( Institutional FX ) | Thursday, 26/05/2016 | 21:50 GMT+2 2016-05-26T19:50:10+00:00 2016-05-26T20:42:34+00:00
The U.K. based trader who has been accused of inadvertently causing one of the greatest point moves in the history of the U.S. stock market, Navinder Singh Sarao, has challenged the decision of the British court to allow his extradition to the U.S.
Sarao has filed an appeal with the High Court in London in a last ditch attempt to prevent the possibility of him facing wire fraud and futures markets manipulation charges across the Atlantic. Back in March, his extradition to the U.S. was approved by a judge in London. With about 22 possible charges pending for Sarao in the U.S., his fortunes will now depend on the decision of the High Court.
According to the allegations he could be facing up to 380 years. Some of the charges against Sarao purport that he has been manipulating the U.S. futures market for four years.
US DoJ: Sarao's trading netted him $900,000 profit that day with more than $40 million over four years
The prosecutors in the U.S. have claimed that the practice that Sarao used to trade the markets is identifiable as spoofing. In the aftermath of the 'flash crash' of May 2010, U.S. indices tanked around 9 per cent, with liquidity from the market rapidly disappearing as high-frequency trading shops hit the 'stop' button on their algos.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed almost 1000 points in minutes, with the bulk of the move rapidly being retraced back. The moves have also spread to the foreign exchange market and other asset classes. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Sarao's trading netted him $900,000 profit that day with more than $40 million over four years while he was allegedly trading by using 'spoofing'.
The practice involves a trader pretending to be interested to buy a certain asset at a certain price, without actually executing the trade. Spoofers have been sending and cancelling order on a given market to taunt certain actions from other traders.
According to the extradition system in the U.K., every case that is lost can be brought to the High Court for an appeal. This is not the last resort for Sarao, as even if this appeal fails he can then appeal the decision with the Supreme Court of the U.K..
Tags: flash crash / Spoofing
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Jean Paul Gabriel Fabre, né le  à Rodez, est un joueur et dirigeant de rugby à XV français, occupant le poste de troisième ligne aile au Stade toulousain durant les années 1960 et en équipe de France (8 sélections).

Biographie

Né à Rodez, il fait ses études primaires et secondaires dans sa ville natale. Il fait ensuite ses études supérieures à Toulouse où il obtient un doctorat de mathématiques pures.

Il commence le rugby à Rodez en cadet puis continue jusqu'à intégrer l'équipe première. Lors de ses études universitaires à Toulouse il jouera avec le Stade toulousain de 1956 à 1965. Durant cette période, il fut sélectionné huit fois en équipe de France, dont trois fois en tant que capitaine. Il fut également capitaine de l'équipe de France B, de l'équipe des Pyrénées et surtout du Stade toulousain durant huit ans.

Jean Fabre revient ensuite au club de ses débuts, le Stade ruthénois, en tant que capitaine également.

Il est contraint d'arrêter sa carrière à cause de blessures.

À l'arrêt de sa carrière de joueur, il devient président du Stade toulousain rugby de 1980 à 1991, puis président du Stade toulousain omnisports en 1991 et 1992.

Il est l'instigateur des premiers tournois internationaux de clubs, avant l'ère des coupes européennes, malgré les réticences de la fédération.

En 1991, il conduit une liste commune avec le président sortant de la Fédération française de rugby pour l'élection des 35 membres d'un nouveau comité directeur de la FFR le samedi . La liste remporte 24 sièges contre 11 à celle emmenée par Robert Paparemborde, le manager général du Racing club de France. Président depuis 1968, Albert Ferrasse entame ainsi un septième mandat. Comme convenu, il s'est engagé à céder la place à Jean Fabre à la fin de l'année. En , il quitte donc la présidence et le comité directeur doit élire le nouveau président. Jean Fabre, successeur naturel de Ferrasse propose un vote à main levée. Le comité directeur lui refuse. Aucun autre candidat ne se présente. Après un vote secret, le nom de Bernard Lapasset, président du comité d'Île-de-France, sort vainqueur. Les listes de Ferrasse et Paparemborde ont fait alliance contre Fabre. Jean Fabre démissionne sur le champ, imité par Max Guibert et Michel Crauste qui le soutenaient.

Il est maire de Coussergues en Aveyron de 2001 à 2014.

Docteur en mathématiques, il a également été professeur de mathématiques à l'Ecole nationale de formation agronomique de Toulouse-Auzeville et a terminé sa carrière dans l'éducation nationale en étant qu'inspecteur général.

On lui doit l'ouvrage : Rugby : la quatrième mi-temps, éd. Cépaduès, 1999.

Palmarès
 8 sélections en équipe de France, de 1963 à 1964  (il en est le capitaine en 1964, année durant laquelle le jeune Walter Spanghero lui succède à son poste)
 Également capitaine du Stade toulousain
 Champion de France  division avec le Stade ruthénois en 1970

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Joueur international français de rugby à XV
Joueur du Stade Rodez
Joueur du Stade toulousain
Troisième ligne aile (rugby à XV)
Dirigeant français de rugby à XV
Président du Stade toulousain
Naissance en novembre 1935
Naissance à Rodez

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Web, Semantics, OIL and FUEL: Semantic Interoperability and learning on the Web
Amit Sheth Director
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The concept of Semantic Web juxtaposes semantics and the Web. Semantics (the meaning and use of data) brings information closer to human thinking and decision-making. As we did in the pre-Web era, we are now again going to investigate different forms of semantics (patterns, domain modeling, logical and semantic relationships among homogeneous or heterogeneous and real or virtual/inferred entities, etc) from the perspectives of different scientific disciplines (information and knowledge-based systems, AI, linguistics, cognitive science, etc.). The scope of the Web now forces us to simultaneously deal with the complexity of modeling and reasoning, with the huge scale and heterogeneity of all imaginable kinds.
Despite these challenges of heterogeneity and scale, and despite the relatively modest commercial success of federated and mediator systems, we have started to see large-scale, industrial strength, albeit early, creation of the Semantic Web for commercial applications. Take three examples-Oingo [2], GuruNet and Taalee [3]. The latter, for the first time, provides semantics-based, pan-Web services for categorization, cataloging, search, directory, personalization, targeting, and more. This commercial activity is complemented by standardization and research activities related to DAML and OIL.
In this talk, we will focus on more complex problems and the desire to support a what-if based learning approach in the context of the Semantic Web. In particular, we discuss a mechanism for semantic information correlation, which provides a framework for semantic interoperability. We have called this information correlation [1], MREF (metadata reference link) in our InfoQuilt project and Information Landscape in ADEPT [4], our early version of a Digital Earth prototype system that is a part of Digital Library II program. To support "deep semantics" and a paradigm for learning, we go beyond standard relationships supported in logic-based frameworks, and define an "affects" relationship. An issue of future investigation is how can we FUEL semantics-based organization of the Web and the corresponding reasoning mechanisms, building upon DAML-OIL types of specifications and logic-based reasoners.
[1] V. Kashyap and A. Sheth, Information Brokering, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000
[2] Oingo, http://www.oingo.com
[3] Taalee, http://www.taalee.com
[4] ADEPT project and prototype at UGA (reports, presentations and student theses), http://lsdis.cs.uga.edu/~adept
Amit Sheth joined the Univeristy of Georgia in 1994 where he has been the director of the Large Scale Distributed Information Systems Lab and a Professor of Computer Science. He founded Taalee Inc. in August 1999. Prior to 1994, Dr. Sheth worked for nine years in industry at Bellcore, Unisys, and Honeywell. His R&D interests include Semantics, Information Brokering, and Coordination and Collaboration technologies. He enjoys mixing activities that span from conceptual research to entrepreneurship involving commercial products and real-world applications. Additional information can be found at:
http://www.taalee.com/source/02-02.htm
http://lsdis.cs.uga.edu/~amit/short-vita.html


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The company has set up an emergency centre at All Saints School, in Norreys Avenue, which will be open until 11pm this evening, where staff are handing out portable appliances for cooking and heating to the elderly, the disabled, anyone chronically sick and families with young children. Alternatively call 0845 070 1431.
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The Office of General Counsel issued the following opinion on March 27, 2008, representing the position of the New York State Insurance Department.
Where a motor vehicle is purchased in New York with the proceeds of a loan made by a bank, is the automobile dealership, insurer or creditor required to offer gap insurance or a gap waiver to its customers?
No. The Insurance Law does not require that gap insurance or a gap waiver be offered to the buyer of a motor vehicle. However, a creditor under a retail instalment contract is required to offer a gap waiver to the buyer of a motor vehicle under certain circumstances pursuant to N.Y. Pers. Prop. Law § 302A(2) (McKinney 2006).
The inquirer reports that he purchased a motor vehicle with a loan from ABC Co. The inquirer also reports that he was recently in an automobile accident, which resulted in a total loss of a vehicle. At the time of sale, neither the automobile dealership nor the bank offered the inquirer gap insurance or a gap waiver when he first acquired the vehicle.
Gap insurance provides coverage for the gap amount – i.e., the difference between the actual cash value of a vehicle at the time of loss, and the amount owing on the lease or loan at that time. Only a licensed insurance agent or broker may offer gap insurance on behalf of an insurer, because Insurance Law § 2102(a)(1) prohibits any person, firm, association or corporation from acting as an insurance agent or insurance broker in New York without an appropriate license.
1. If the retail instalment contract provides that the buyer shall be responsible upon a total loss of the vehicle occasioned by its theft, confiscation or physical damage for the gap amount as defined in paragraph fifty-two of subsection (a) of section one hundred seven of the insurance law, the holder, prior to the execution of the contract, shall by a notice on a separate document conspicuously disclose that fact and the obligations for which the buyer would remain liable in the event of a theft, confiscation or total loss of the vehicle. If the holder is required under subdivision two of this section to offer to waive its contractual right to hold the buyer liable for the gap amount in the event of a total loss of the vehicle occasioned by its theft or physical damage, the notice shall also: (a) state that for a separate charge disclosed in the notice the holder will waive its contractual right to hold the buyer liable for the gap amount in the event of a total loss of the vehicle occasioned by its theft or physical damage; (b) contain a provision informing the buyer that he or she may, as an alternative to purchasing a waiver, be able to purchase insurance covering the gap amount from an insurance company which has been licensed by the superintendent of insurance to write motor vehicle debtor gap insurance in this state; and (c) contain a provision permitting the buyer to indicate whether he or she wants the holder to waive its contractual right to hold the buyer liable for the gap amount in the event of a total loss of the vehicle occasioned by its theft or physical damage. The notice shall be signed by the buyer….
2. If the retail instalment contract provides that the buyer shall be responsible upon a total loss of the vehicle occasioned by its theft or physical damage for the gap amount, the holder, prior to the execution of the agreement, shall offer to waive its contractual right to hold the buyer liable for the gap amount in the event of a total loss of the vehicle occasioned by its theft or physical damage, only if motor vehicle creditor gap insurance coverage is available to the holder and such coverage is obtained from a property/casualty insurance company….
Personal Property Law § 302A(1) provides that no retail instalment contract may be conditioned upon the buyer obtaining motor vehicle debtor gap insurance2 . Personal Property Law § 302A(2) further provides that if the retail instalment contract holds the buyer responsible for the gap amount, then a gap waiver must be offered, but only if motor vehicle creditor gap insurance is available to the holder of the contract from a New York authorized insurer. Finally, Personal Property Law § 302A(3) provides that the holder is not required to offer the gap waiver only if it has obtained declination notices or other evidence of unavailability of insurance from every insurer authorized to write gap insurance in this state, during the current calendar year or during the odd-numbered calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which the agreement is entered into.
The Personal Property Law is not applicable to banks in certain circumstances. If a bank or other financial institution originates a loan, and does not sell the property to a retail buyer, the bank would not be a "retail seller" pursuant to the PPL. In that situation, the bank would not be obligated to offer a gap waiver to a buyer.
For further information, you may contact Principal Attorney Barbara A. Kluger at the New York City office.
1 Insurance Law § 107(a)(52)(B)(i) defines the "gap amount" in a loan or other credit transaction on the purchase of personal property as: the amount owed by the debtor under the loan or other credit transaction as of the date of a total loss of the personal property which is the subject of the loan or other credit transaction agreement caused by the theft or physical damage, or the amount that would have been owed by the debtor had the creditor not waived such obligation; and (ii) the sum of: (I) any unpaid rental payments and other unpaid charges, arising from the failure of the lessee to fulfill the lessee"s obligations under the lease, that had accrued prior to the date of the loss; and (II) the actual cash value of the personal property as of the date of the loss. If the lessee is required under the lease agreement to maintain a physical damage insurance policy on the personal property which is the subject of the lease agreement, and that policy is in effect on the date of the loss, then "actual cash value" shall have the same meaning as under the physical damage insurance policy.


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