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I saw it the day it aired and was sad, but not surprised, to see that the film reinforced the idea that brown women must be saved from brown men.\n\nThen, there was Deepa Mehta’s 2016 film, “Anatomy of Violence.” This film had potential, since it aimed to address the very root cause of the incident, and since it was directed by an Indo-Canadian woman who had a track record for taking up timely and sensitive subjects, mostly around violence against women. Yet this film, too, was deeply problematic. I went to a film screening followed by a Q&A with Mehta when it was released and came away feeling both absolutely triggered and utterly disappointed with her far too crass, far too experimental, and far too under-researched project. It was a work of speculative abstract docudrama at best.\n\nWhen I heard the news about “Delhi Crime,” written and directed by Indo-Canadian filmmaker Richie Mehta — whose work I greatly admire — I was excited. I was curious. But in light of the previous two films and countless sensationalized news stories, I was, understandably, skeptical.\n\nTruthfully, since the 2012 incident, I have felt like because suddenly the world was watching, suddenly India was concerned about sexual assault and violence against women, broadly speaking, and suddenly the people of India spoke out loudly about injustice. That’s not at all to say that this crime was not worthy of attention — of course it was. It does, however, make a point about whose lives are valued more than others, and how urban landscapes are concerned about their global reputation.\n\nI wondered what would make “Delhi Crime” any different from previous attempts at unpacking what happened in 2012? Would this series romanticize or essentialize the issue as the previous films did? Would it forget that this incident was just one out of many horrific incidences that occur unreported and/or under-investigated every day?\n\nI almost want to say ditto and ditto! You’ve captured several of my thoughts, but I’ll expand because I, too, felt many feelings going into this viewing.\n\nI was worried that they would sensationalize the story the way it was sensationalized by the Indian news media from the onset. The details were so horrific that nothing needed to be falsely amplified for us to feel repulsed by it all. The finger pointing I could understand, but the levels to which several journalists and channels stooped was nasty to watch.\n\nI watched the documentary, “India’s Daughter,” and was disappointed with the direction they took. The interview with one of her rapists wasn’t necessary — why give him a platform at all?! We didn’t need to hear him to understand his views of women. Letting him speak, and letting his lawyer speak, were unnecessary bits of drama that left a bad taste in my mouth. It’s one of the reasons I didn’t want to watch the Deepa Mehta film.\n\nThe huge protests that made international news were awesome to behold. The “awakening of India” stories we were bombarded with did, initially at least, spark hope in me, but that spark died quickly! The problem of inequality in India wasn’t going to be fixed by protests alone.\n\nAlso, until we spoke, I hadn’t seen anything directed by Richie Mehta and I truly thought he was from Bollywood. I shuddered to think what a Bollywood guy would do with this story. I felt a bit better knowing he wasn’t coming from this context.\n\nI went into “Delhi Crime” super apprehensive, but knowing that Shefali Shah had said yes to starring in the series, and that Netflix backed it, did help my willingness to give it a go.\n\nOverall, “Delhi Crime” did not disappoint. I was quite pleasantly surprised at the realism and the sensitivity with which this project was undertaken. This has, in fact, been the first nuanced account of the horrific 2012 incident that I have seen and, minus minor hiccups, I’m calling it a successful retelling of a horrendous and previously much-overdramatized story. It is raw, emotion-heavy and filled with suspense.\n\nThe brilliance of this series is in its framing. It starts with a ‘regular’ relationship between DCP South Vartika Chaturvedi — wonderfully portrayed by Shefali Shah — and her 20-something daughter Chandni (Yashaswini Dayama) against the backdrop of the beautifully chaotic Delhi. It’s a city whose good and beauty Vartika is trying so hard to protect even if she doesn’t always believe in it, while her daughter Chandni can only see its darkness and instead wishes to move to Canada.\n\nThe premise of “Delhi Crime” is that Delhi, like most urban centres, is a contradiction of life and death, of love and corruption, of gajar halwa and apathy. It is neither good nor bad, but always straddles both. This contradiction is probably best shown by Neeti, expertly played by Rasika Dugal, a razor-sharp officer-in-training whose empathy cannot be rivaled. The contradiction is carried consistently through to the end, when Vartika celebrates the capturing of all suspects with ice cream and gets ready to go home to Chandni, only to find out that one of the suspects, Jai Singh, has committed suicide.\n\nSuch is the nature of Vartika’s work; she may overwhelmingly see the bad, but as her colleague notes, 99% of Delhi-ites are good. It seems that here, director Richie Mehta is reminding his audience not to essentialize an entire city or country based on one horrendous incident. Honestly, it’s about time we had this perspective.\n\nThis is a key theme throughout “Delhi Crime,” in fact. There are many elements which move beyond the idea of India as uniquely corrupt/unjust and remind us of our collective search for gender justice at a global level. Whether this crime had taken place in India or in Canada, for instance, we would still see an overwhelming focus on the investigation of a crime (e.g., the search for suspects, the push against media attention, the desire for victim statements, etc.) rather than on the wellbeing of the survivor of violence (or, in this case, the woman who fought until she died). “Delhi Crime” does a wonderful job of portraying a wider, borderless issue of injustice — particularly during the Me Too era — using the Nirbhaya case as a beautifully framed contextual device.\n\n“Delhi Crime” is very much rooted in the ‘good cop’ narrative, and there are definitely moments where the plight of the male victim in the bus attack is sensationalized. Even so, there is enough of a balanced portrayal of the humanity of individual police officers coupled with the corruption of the law enforcement and political systems in India (e.g., the violence during inspection; the indifference of certain officers; the corruption of certain political candidates) which allows the show to retain its nuance overall.\n\n“Delhi Crime” gets the thumbs up from me. It’s not for the faint of heart, nor is it the kind of show you want to watch before you sleep. However, it’s sincere and it captures the complexity of sexual assault and violence against women in urban India; not to mention it leaves its audience, no matter where they are located, with some important things to think about – regarding representation, (in)justice, empathy, and solidarity. As an Indo-Canadian artist-scholar-activist, I’m feeling pretty darn proud right now.\n\nAs you’ve said, it wasn’t the easiest of watches, but I’m glad I watched. “Delhi Crime” isn’t something you can binge. The story is real, the horror was real, and it feels like a punch in the gut that lingers, without the sensationalism I was afraid would be added.\n\nAgain we agree, “Delhi Crime” is a bit too cop-centric, but I actually enjoyed this aspect of the series. Getting to see the nitty-gritty and sometimes down and dirty business of the investigation was interesting. Seeing the policies and protocols of the Delhi police in this story was more helpful to my understanding of the differences between the systems of East and West, and was definitely more helpful than of all of those cop-centric, dishoom-dishoom Bollywood films!\n\nFor example, how the team has to sneak in all of the accused through the back entrance by jumping a fence while holding hands because none of them were handcuffed was a “wow” moment for me. The lights going out in the entire police station while the investigation was underway because of the lack of operational budget was another such doozy.\n\nSeeing this side of the police system—the sheer underfunding, lack of a unionized system (no paid overtime, yet tons of overtime anyway!), and still getting the job done as a team without much in the way of accolades—was fascinating.\n\nShefali Shah truly is something else. I believed everything she was showing me, she was incredible. The whole cast was very good. Another standout was Rasika Duggal; her eyes and the sheer exhaustion coupled with profound empathy that she was able to convey was gut-wrenching.\n\nMehta’s direction and his approach to this story were well done. This was a solid watch and I would recommend this across the board.\n\nSummary: Both Amrita and Sundeep went in skeptical — and cynical — and came out absolutely impressed. “Delhi Crime” is definitely one to watch, bearing in mind the trigger warning, which should be taken seriously."
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"While I don’t know what’s turning Lon on at the moment, I do know that he read my latest post. I also know that he’s a genuinely gracious muscle hunk, because he generously forwarded me these pics from the culmination of months and months of obsessive physical training as he competed in several bodybuilding competitions this season.",
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"The pro tan seems oppressive for those of us unaccustomed to the particular tastes and demands of the competition bodybuilding scene. However, I’d drop a paycheck to be the one to finger paint the shiny, brown pigment across every bulge and in every nook and cranny. Reports are that Lon’s trophy case is completely maxed out after competing in multiple shows this season. His hot muscles understandably earned the respect of plenty of judges.",
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"The pro tanned, slicked up sculpture of Lon’s double bicep in physique competition is hot, but the image of him lifted off his feet in a full nelson and forced to pump out the same pose in submission to beefy Eddy Rey is off the charts!",
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"With the stage lights glistening off his obliques, there’s no denying that this single bicep shot is a work of art. But hot damn, Lon gazing lovingly at that same bulging bicep even as he threatens to snap Terry O’Daly’s knee off in the ring is simply incomparable!",
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"No doubt about it, I love hot, muscular, beautiful bodies like Lon’s. Competitive bodybuilding’s insistence on slicking their muscle men up with baby oil and stripping them down to minimal posing trunks makes the sport one of the most spectacular spectator sports ever dreamed up. But anything, anything that happens under the bright lights of non-contact bodybuilding is mind-blowingly eroticized (even more) when a hot, handsome, hard muscle man is transported into the wrestling ring. Lon would be a fantasy man based solely on his razor wit and aesthetic proportions, without a doubt. But he’s reigning homoerotic wrestler of the month because he’s all that and a sexy ass pro wrestler, too!",
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"Karthik questions whether my human desire to see patterns and impose order on the universe has gone too far in this post where I speculate that recessions happen when the path of NGDP vs M0 goes above the trend (I also speculate that the timing of the recession is akin to an avalanche -- you can say when the probability is high, but not exactly when the avalanche will occur). That is always a good instinct as people tend to see patterns in randomness and we should be wary of testing hypotheses suggested by the data.\n\n\nI promised to graph the data in a different way to better show the result (it is somewhat hard to see in the graphs except for the dramatic case of the Great Recession -- or Great Depression e.g. here). Here is the graph of the difference between the empirical path of NGDP-M0 and the theoretical trend:",
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"HYDERABAD: Stating that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao is now fighting for establishing an egalitarian society and to eliminate inequalities through his Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), Juluru Gowri Shankar, the chairman of Telangana Sahitya Academy on Friday called upon people to follow him.\nDivisive forces are out to deprive people of their right to speak against discriminations of all kinds and Telangana should teach the rest of the country the myriad ways to offer resistance to such despotic and authoritarian tendencies, he said while speaking as a chief guest in a book release function at Ravindra Bharati.\nThe book – C for Caste- written by renowned journalist and author Satish Chandar traces the role played by caste in influencing various formations like family, politics, political parties, village, democracy etc.\nFormer additional director general of Aadhaar, PSN Murthy spoke as chief speaker and said that Ambedkarism and constitution should be taken to the people in a better language to herald an enlightened society that keeps equality at the core of its heart and treats its people with dignity.\nIPS officer Dr M Chetana of state police housing corporation said that the book asks us not remain silent when we come across discrimination. That awkward silence being maintained by the society in resisting and questioning the caste and gender discriminations is an integral part of the book that asks us to take a decisive stand against all kinds of discriminations, she said.\nPoet and Singer Jayaraj and scores of others participated."
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"Below is an email from one of KWN’s global readers and what he had to say about the action in gold, silver and bitcoin was quite interesting.\n\nDecember 7 (King World News) – This email came from one of the global KWN readers (Kevin W.): “Always liked to keep these old gold and silver charts for reference, knowing that the biggest party in Metals back then took place over six weeks.",
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"I wonder how many of us still invested in gold and silver remember first hand those days? I’ll bet very few. And I bet even fewer of the crypto converts or crypto cadets have a clue what is in store for them when a two way market rather than an opaque virtual exchange rings the bell?”\n\nGLOBAL WRECKING BALL IN MOTION: Despite Volatility, Why Gold Price Is Set To Accelerate Thousands Of Dollars Higher"
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"Since her debut in 1995 with her album “Pies desnudos”, Shakira is one of the most popular female singers worldwide. His songs are mostly in Spanish, although he has also published singles in English and has even sung in Catalan. In all her years of career she has collaborated with renowned artists such as Alejandro Sanz, Carlos Vives, Beyoncé, Maluma, Nicky Jam, Ricky Martin, among many others.\n\nIf you visit Barcelona on the 6th and 7th of July to see Shakira in concert, don’t hesitate to stop by Shiva Massages, as we will be happy to take away all the stress and tension that has accumulated throughout the year.\n\nThe versatility of the Colombian singer\n\nIn addition to being a singer, Shakira also works as a music producer, advertising model, actress and charity activist. With regard to the latter, since she began to succeed in music she has been very involved in trying to help the most underprivileged, she created the “Pies Descalzos” (Barefoot) foundation with the aim of helping the most underprivileged children in Colombia and in third world countries, and she has also been a UNICEF ambassador for many years. For her humanitarian work, she has even been awarded by the United Nations in 2006.\n\nThe Colombian already enjoyed immense popularity around the globe for years, but when she began a relationship with Barça’s central defender Gerard Piqué in 2011, her fans in Spain in general and Catalonia in particular grew, becoming one of the most select Spanish Wags. Together with Piqué, Shakira has had two children, Milan and Sasha and they live in the city of Barcelona.\n\nThe singer is also currently immersed in a major international tour, which has turned out to be somewhat controversial, as she had to cancel it twice for health reasons, as she suffered a serious injury to her vocal cords, which came to be intervened. She is currently recuperating and concentrating on this great tour and on 6 and 7 July she will be giving some very special concerts for her, as she will perform at the Palau Sant Jordi, in her adopted city, where she was born and is raising her children.\n\nIn this concert we can enjoy the presentation of ‘El Dorado’, her latest album, which includes hits like ‘Perro fiel’, ‘Chantaje’ or ‘Me enamoré’, her latest hit, dedicated to Gerard Piqué, who appears with her in the video clip."
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"President Barack Obama speaks at the White House Summit on Countering Violent Extremism on Wednesday. Obama used the speech to explain his administration's position that the religion of ISIS terrorists doesn't matter\n\nThe White House on Wednesday was blitzed by reporters demanding to know when it believes that religion is meaningful in violent attacks.\n\nThe Obama administration has been loathe to refer to ISIS as 'Islamic radicals,' arguing that the terrorist group's religion doesn't matter.\n\nFurthermore, it has at times failed to mention the religion of victims of barbaric assaults while at other times featuring it front and center.\n\nAs foreign officials descended on Washington for the White House summit taking place next door, new life was given to the controversy and it threatened to overshadow the administration's confab.\n\nA statement sent to reporters on Sunday evening in which White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest condemned the 'despicable and cowardly murder of twenty-one Egyptian citizens in Libya by ISIL-affiliated terrorists' jump started the debate.\n\nNotably, Earnest did not mention that the 21 Egyptians were Christians and were killed by terrorist because of their faith.\n\nBut two days before, after three, Muslim students were murdered in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, reportedly over an altercation involving a parking space, Obama said in a statement, 'No one in the United States of America should ever be targeted because of who they are, what they look like, or how they worship.'\n\nThe statement implied that the students' religion and the assault were linked, even though local authorities had not yet come to that conclusion.",
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"Deeqo Jibril (R), the founder of the Somali Community and Cultural Association (SCCA) in Boston, listens to U.S. President Barack Obama speak at the White House Summit on Countering Violent Extremism. 'We are not at war with Islam,' Obama asserted during his speech. 'We are at war with people who have perverted Islam'\n\nAt Wednesday's press briefing Fox News correspondent Ed Henry implored Earnest to explain why he did not say in his statement that the slaughtered Egyptians were also Christians and asked if the White House doesn't believe that information is 'relevant' to the crime.\n\nThen why not say that? pressed Henry.\n\n'I can't account for that specific line in the statement,' Earnest said, but we've been clear 'that we condemn the outrageous murder of these Egyptian citizens because of their Christian faith.'\n\nHe pointed to an op-ed from the president that ran in the Los Angeles Times today as proof of the administration's position.\n\nIn it Obama specifically states that 'the terrorist group we call ISIL has slaughtered innocent civilians and murdered hostages, including Americans, and has spread its barbarism to Libya with the murder of Egyptian Christians.'\n\nBut why, Henry asked, did the White House feel it was necessary to immediately invoke religion when it came to the Muslim students even though the case is still under investigation.\n\nThe White House has a principle, Earnest said that 'regardless of the faith of the individual in question, that people should not be targeted because of their religion, and what they look like or what their last name is or how they worship.'\n\nObama said that last Friday, Earnest said, to articulate its own believes - and one the White House believes 'the vast majority of Americans should be able to support.'\n\n'I think we've been very clear about what we call it and why we approach it in this way,' he said before moving on.\n\nObama's spokesman was forced to revisit the topic of radical Islamism several times throughout the briefing, with CNN's Jim Acosta at one point saying to him, 'It just seems like you're tiptoeing through the tulips here' during a back and forth about the religious undertones of the White House's counterterrorism summit.\n\n'Well I don't think I'm tiptoeing anywhere,' Earnest remarked. 'I think we've been pretty clear about exactly what we're trying to fight here. This is the summit on countering violent extremism.'\n\n'And there is no question that radical ideologues around the globe have sought, and in some cases succeeded, in infiltrating some elements of the Muslim world to propagate their ideology and to try to distort that religion to justify their terrible acts of violence,' he acknowledged.\n\nHe then bought up deceased al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, taken out by the U.S. in 2011.\n\nThat revelation, made after bin Laden's death, is a 'pretty clear indication' that the White House's strategy is working, Earnest said.\n\nExpressing his desire 'put an end to the tiptoeing - to the extent that there's been any,' Earnest said 'there is no doubt about the motivation of the individual who carried out this attack against a Kosher market in Paris.\n\n'He was motivated by anti-Semitism, and he was targeting them because they were Jewish,' Earnest said, referring to another incident in which the White House muddied the waters with its changing stance on religion.\n\nContinuing, Earnest said, 'Public statements of ISIS in Libya indicated that they were killed because of their Christian faith.\n\nThe U.S. has 'a long history, and a proud history' of taking action to protect classes of religious and racial minorities, he said, and 'it strengthens our moral authority around the globe, and it strengthens our national security.'\n\nHe additionally lobbied the Muslim community to do a better job making it clear to the world that ISIS terrorists do not represent the whole of the Islamic religion.\n\nMuslim communities have a 'responsibility,' he said, to explain that ISIS and al Qaeda draw 'selectively' from Islamic texts.\n\n'They do depend upon the misperception around the world that they speak in some fashion for people of the Muslim faith, that Islam is somehow inherently violent, that there is some sort of clash of civilizations,' Obama said.\n\nProceeding, he said, 'Of course, the terrorists do not speak for over a billion Muslims who reject their hateful ideology. They no more represent Islam than any madman who kills innocents in the name of God represents Christianity or Judaism or Buddhism or Hinduism.\n\nAnd killing in the name of religion, is 'not unique to one group, or to one geography, or one period of time,' the president said, echoing remarks he made a the National Prayer Breakfast earlier this month.\n\nOf ISIS, he said: 'They are not religious leaders - they're terrorists.'\n\nObama rejected the notion that 'the West and Islam are in conflict' and called on Muslim leaders 'to do more to discredit the notion that our nations are determined to suppress Islam.'\n\n'Everybody has to speak up very clearly that no matter what the grievance, violence against innocents doesn't defend Islam or Muslims, it damages Islam and Muslims,' he said.\n\nHe encouraged 'older people' in the audience to get with the times and learn how to use social media if they want to help prevent the spread of radicalism.\n\n'As wise and respected as you may be, your stuff is often boring compared to what they’re doing,' he said. 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The survey by Public Square Research in partnership with Maru/Blue and TVO in February found a vast majority — 91 per cent — believed freedom of speech does not guarantee freedom from social consequences, that 85 per cent believed there should be accountability for racial slurs and that 76 per cent thought the government should regulate hate speech on social media.\n\nIf it’s a given that to be an essential pillar of democracy, free speech needs reasonable restraints, all debate occurs within the macro possibilities that reside in that one word: reasonable.\n\nWhat is reasonable? Societies constantly redraw lines in the sand to differentiate what is offensive and what is acceptable — to dominant groups. Attempts to realize our own promises of equal rights for all must necessarily compensate for the excesses when those rights have been deliberately withheld from some groups to keep others in comfort.\n\nThe reckoning of Seuss’s racism has been long overdue; people have been protesting his work for decades. Just because dominant groups found it acceptable then to be racist that doesn’t mean we have to help his books endure today. Why should our kids be exposed to images of a white man using a whip on a man of colour in “And to Think That I Saw it on Mulberry Street,” or a white boy holding a gun while standing on the heads of three Asian men in “If I Ran the Zoo?”\n\nIt’s easier to analyze “reasonable” when it is placed within the framework of a society’s invisible power hierarchies.\n\nWho is protesting the loss of free speech and in what circumstances, gives us a hint as to the answers. Too often, that protest is a reaction of people who hold power in society and are not used to being accountable by their peers or people they deem beneath them. And when challenged, instead of reflecting upon their words, actions and vested interest in the status quo, they double down and hide behind a defence of free speech.\n\nNo surprise then that a University of Kansas study in 2017 found that people pull out free speech as a defence when they are defending racist speech and not when it is merely offensive speech. These free-speech warriors are no principled supporters of freedom. They have merely invested in a certain belief system that has long gone unquestioned.\n\nThe term cancel culture is so overused and abused it is bereft of meaning. If it means a culture of “cancelling” someone — usually a person with social clout — for oppressive attitudes that are perceived as mere slights, it tells you a lot about the people affronted by it. If it means cancelling an entire culture, whose culture is cancelled when racism is called out?\n\nRemember how free speech warriors rallied when Torontonians protested a Munk debate between Steve Bannon and David Frum in 2018? How effectively did sunlight disinfect hate as they claimed it would? Judge for yourself: during the U.S. election last November, Bannon called for the beheading of Dr. Anthony Fauci and FBI Director Chris Wray. I don’t think I’ll ever forget a Canadian journalist saying back then she went to the debates and found Bannon “charming.”\n\nOutside of this context, the question of maintaining free speech without undermining other civil liberties remains important.\n\nAs I said on The Agenda as part of a Star/TVO democracy project that airs Thursday, I have never as a journalist in Canada experienced government interference or even the threat of it. Given the subjects I write about, this is in stark contrast to the experience of journalists in, say, India or Belarus or the Philippines, who face brutal and sustained campaigns to silence them.\n\nStill, my experience is also not true for all journalists in Canada. This summer Oneida journalist Karl Dockstader of the One Dish One Mic radio show was arrested in September and banned from the Land Back Lane site of protest by Six Nations people near Caledonia. Those charges were withdrawn in December after it was determined there were no reasonable grounds for conviction.\n\nSecurity agencies also routinely monitor and carry out surveillance of anti-pipeline protesters or Black Lives Matter protesters without raising howls of protest from the free-speech brigade.\n\n“Reasonable” also clarifies itself if we learn to distinguish between unpopular ideas and ideas that foment hate. Do they expose a group of people to contempt, hate and discrimination? 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"Home Language Will French be the Language of the Future?\n\nFrench is the fifth most spoken language in the world according to a report of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF). It is the third most used language of business, and is ranked as the second most studied as a foreign language. French is indeed a language of the future.\n\nWhat is a Francophone?\n\nAccording to the OIF, a Francophone is defined as person who:\n\nHow many Francophones are there?\n\nFrench is the fifth most spoken language in the world after Mandarin Chinese, English, Spanish and Arabic. It is the official language of 32 countries. This represents approximately 300 million Francophones in the world.\n\nAs we can see, the majority of the daily speakers of French are found on the African continent- almost 60% of the world’s Francophones are in Africa.\n\nThe report produced by the OIF to assess the number of Francophones in the world was based on censuses and quantitative surveys produced for 106 countries and territories.\n\nHow do Francophones make use of the French language? Francophonie covers varying levels of use, which varies from region to region. If 300 million people make daily use of the language of Molière, not all of them use it in the same way. The uses of French differ according to whether it is practiced in family, at school or at work. The OIF defined various levels of Francophonie: French-speaking areas include both countries whose speakers use French in their daily life and communications, but also those where French is an official language mainly used for professional, administrative or institutional procedures.\n\nThe French-speaking space distinguishes between three uses of the language:\n\nAs a result, the OIF report determines as French-speaking all the inhabitants of countries whose official language is French. But is France the country with the most Francophones? Probably not. The Democratic Republic of the Congo may, with a population of over 100 million, be the largest Francophone country in the world. However, many of the locals prefer Lingala to French. Therefore, it is uncertain to what extent French is used in all of the Francophone countries.\n\nUses of French as an Official Language\n\nFrench is a very prominent language in international relations: formerly the diplomatic language par excellence, it is one of the official languages of several major organizations such as the UN, NATO, the International Olympic Committee and the International Red Cross.\n\nThe French Language in Education\n\n73% of children of the in the world who are educated in French are located in countries of sub-Saharan Africa or the Indian Ocean, according to the OIF. Indeed, among the 29 countries of the French-speaking area where French is the official language, 21 are located in sub-Saharan Africa. In 13 of these countries, French is the main language of instruction. In the other five, it is combined with other languages. A formerly colonial language, French often only functions as a second language or as a foreign language.\n\nThe quality of French-speaking education is a central issue in Africa. From 50% to 82% of respondents to the OIF report believe that being French-speaking is essential both personally and professionally. The ability to express oneself in French is seen as an additional asset when looking for a job. In fact, learning French comes second after English in the language requirements of businesses.\n\nFrench is the second most taught language in the world. Africa is where French is studied the most, with over 23 million students of the French language. Next comes Europe with 10.5 million learners. Note that in the English-speaking countries of Europe, French is the first foreign language studied. The German-speaking countries reserve second place for it. Finally, the Chinese are increasingly interested in French with a clear objective: to establish themselves economically in Africa. In recent years, the continent has been popular with Asian investors.\n\nThe French Language in international trade\n\nWhat is the point of learning French? Molière’s language is indeed an asset in terms of a professional career, as France is the fifth largest trading power in the world. As a foreign language learned on all continents of the globe, French occupies a significant place in trade and economic relations.\n\nIt is a means of communication used by about thirty countries in their international communications. Mastery of the French language is increasingly a significant advantage for accessing certain markets. French is widely used in the banking sector, especially in Switzerland.\n\nIf we take the example of the entertainment sector, the international French-language media occupies a highly prominent position. The production of films, series, documentaries and such represents an increasingly active market. The major players in the sector have been seen to make sizeable investments in this area. Many international media are delivered in French (TV5 Monde Afrique, Arte, Canal +, BBC News Africa, Ici Radio-Canada, TFO, etc.). The challenge is to reach out to millions of Francophones.\n\nPresent in many countries, in education, media, commerce and administration, French offers a considerable advantage for French-speaking companies in their international exchanges. It is the third most widely used business language in the world, behind English and Mandarin. No less than 20% of world trade is carried out between French-speaking countries. However, the French language covers the most territories (for comparison, Mandarin Chinese is spoken only in China).\n\nThe French Language on the Internet\n\nFrench is also very present on the internet, where it is the fourth language spoken on the social media. Indeed, in a bloated digital landscape, Francophones primarily use their language to communicate. French would even be the third in terms of traffic.\n\nFrancophonie in a few key figures\n\nForecast-the state of the French Language in 2050\n\nEnglish and Mandarin Chinese are the most widely spoken languages in the world today. But what will be the place of French by 2050? The number of Francophones should triple within the next thirty years, and it may become the second or third most used language.\n\nAccording to OIF estimates, there will be some 715 million speakers in 2050, or 8% of the world population (compared to 3% currently). 80 million people will practice French in Europe and 10 million will speak it in Canada. Africa will have nearly 250 million French speakers. This will represent 70% of Francophones in the world.\n\nUnsurprisingly, Africa is destined to become the space with the most French speakers, according to the OIF. Its role is predominant: Africa will have more than 90% of young Francophones aged 15-29. A real springboard for the Francophonie, the demographic explosion of the continent (which would see its population double by 2050 according to the UN) is indeed a key to the increase in the number of Francophone speakers. Due to the growth of the African continent, the number of Francophones around the world could rise between 450 million and 750 million by 2070.",
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"President Emmanuel Macron, in a speech delivered on the International Francophonie Day on March 20, 2019 stipulated that France is only part of the active Francophonie, aware of not carrying the destiny of French alone. He evoked the idea of an open Francophonie, rich in its multilingualism.\n\nWith nearly 300 million speakers and constantly growing, French is one of the five most spoken languages on the planet. French is the fourth language on the internet, and, with English, the only language present on 5 continents. The development of the African continent has every chance of propelling French to second place among the most spoken languages in the world! During his speech on March 20, 2019 before the Académie Française, Emmanuel Macron declared that French has emancipated itself from France, it has become this world language, this archipelago language, proof of the desire to make French an international language."
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"Should France draw inspiration from Germany? The adage, which makes me smile as a Franco-German, is no less exasperating.\n\nThe press is waving it around as soon as a parallel, however far-fetched, is feasible with measures taken by our first cousins, who have set an example.\n\nAnd with the debate surrounding the StopCovid application and contact tracing to stem the Covid-19 epidemic, there has been no shortage of them.\n\nTo make a long story short and before plunging into this vast debate, Germany announced on Sunday 26 April that it would base the development of its own contact tracing anti-coronavirus application on the common API of Apple and Google, whereas it had initially ruled it out.\n\nA reversal which is explained by the software block imposed by Android but especially iOS regarding the activation of Bluetooth in the background, essential for the proper functioning of contact tracing apps and that only this API would allow.\n\nHowever, France, which is also working on its own StopCovid application, refuses to bend in the name of technological sovereignty (but also data security) and is asking the GAFA to lift software restrictions, without having to use the controversial API.\n\nA lost arm-wrestling match with Apple, which has already happily sent the FBI packing in the past for a similar request related to terrorist acts.\n\nIn the face of the obvious technological impasse, the question arises: should France take its cue from Germany and put aside its Gallic pride to prevent StopCovid from becoming a total fiasco?\n\nThe answer is not so simple. There are no bad guys or good guys in this case. But the balance seems to be in favour of a decentralized “German-style” solution with Apple and Google.\n\nA choice that is “more reasonable from a technical point of view and in terms of comparing the dangers for our data” as Damien Stehlé, professor of computer science at the ENS in Lyon and co-signatory of an open letter addressed to the government warning about the risks presented by contact tracing applications, explains to AndroidPit.\n\nLeaving Your Data To Apple/Google or the State: A False Debate\n\nThe current point of contention centres around the question of the method chosen by France to deploy contact tracing. One can roughly distinguish two protocols: a centralized or ROBERT protocol (the French solution) and a decentralized one (the Google/Apple method, the German DP3T, PACT and many others).\n\nThe ROBERT protocol, for (hang on) ROBust and privacy-presERving proximity Tracing, is a contact tracing method developed by researchers at Inria, the National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology. The data is collected here and stored on a central server.\n\n“The key element of the protocol is that users declaring themselves infected via the application are not individualized on the State’s servers.\n\nThus, nobody can, in theory, trace the patient, neither private individual, nor State, nor hacker: only the hospital which keeps health data on this trace” as my colleague from Numerama, Julien Cadot, explains it very well.\n\nIndeed, Inria proposes never to dissociate a set of Bluetooth identifiers. If your smartphone collects 10 identifiers from people you came into contact with during your trip, it will send 10 identifiers to the central server, and yours.\n\nIf one of the people you’ve met declares himself or herself ill, the central server will locate that person’s ID and deem all transmitted IDs to be at risk.\n\nEveryone will therefore receive a notification without knowing who is sick. But the patient will still be digitally registered by another means at the hospital, with all the details of his real identity.\n\n“In the other solutions, called decentralized (Apple/Google’s API, among others), the treatment to find out if you are at risk is done locally on the phone, which receives an encrypted list of sick people, and based on that and the contacts you have had, the smartphone determines whether you are at risk,” explains Damien Stehlé.\n\nBut there is no solution that is categorically more protective of our data than the other, according to Damien Stehlé, who points out that each protocol presents the same dangers, but in different proportions.\n\nBetween The Plague And Cholera…\n\nThe only indisputable fact in this debate is that a centralized contact tracing application cannot work properly without the Google/Apple API to lift the restrictions on Bluetooth activation. The Singaporean example demonstrated this well.\n\nThe argument for better data protection allowed by the ROBERT protocol is not as strong. “Each model, whether decentralized or centralized, presents the same three types of risk, but not in the same proportions,” says Damien Stehlé. These risks are mass surveillance, neighbourhood espionage and false alarms.\n\nWith both protocols, the risk of false alarms is the same. This is a flaw inherent in the inaccuracy of Bluetooth. There will therefore be false negatives and false positives (you are notified at risk when you did not have physical contact with a sick person but that person was close enough to generate contact via Bluetooth).\n\n“The decentralized model brings more risks of neighborhood espionage, I want to know who is sick in my building, where I crossed it. The centralized option presents a greater danger in terms of mass surveillance,” explains our expert.\n\nThis mass surveillance involves, among other things, collecting and reproducing the social graph. In more layman’s terms Damien Stehlé explains that “in the ROBERT solution, when you’re sick, you go back up all the Bluetooth contacts you’ve had over the last 14 days.\n\nYou trace who you have been in contact with and how often to notify them. The social graph is the set of social links between individuals, in such an application, the central server could reconstruct a large part of this social graph thanks to data collected by the state.”\n\nOn a personal note, Damien Stehlé believes that “the risk of mass surveillance is much more serious than the risk of neighborhood espionage. So if you have to choose between the two, a priori it’s better to choose the latter.”\n\nIn this sense, the professor considers that as it stands, decentralized DP3T or Apple/Google’s solutions are more commendable than Robert’s centralized protocol. “Germany made the reasonable choice, at least from a technical point of view and in terms of comparing the dangers.”\n\nAs for me, I think that technical limitations and data privacy are only the tip of the iceberg. The human element and the voluntariness on which these applications rely (in compliance with the GDMP) are a serious hindrance to their effectiveness in a context of general mistrust towards the GAFA and the State.\n\nBut these questions will not arise in any case if StopCovid malfunctions from the outset because of this technological impasse. Perhaps for once we could learn from the German model.",
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It is for this reason that we regret to inform you that your employment with MG Health Limited has been terminated with effect from the 31st day of March 2020.\n\n“The selection criteria (for the retrenchment) that has been used was agreed between the company and your representative and it was fair and objective. In the event that there is a vacancy of the position that you qualify for within a period of one year commencing from May 2020 to April 2021, the company will give you preference.”\n\nThe company also undertook to pay the retrenched workers what it calls a notice pay, a severance pay and compensation for leave days not taken. It also undertook to foot bills for the medical examinations of all retrenched workers to be used in the event of the former employees claiming compensation from the company for medical conditions that could have arisen as a result of their employment.\n\nMG Health was licensed in 2016 to cultivate and process medical cannabis and hemp for export.\n\nAccording to its website, MG Health’s “cultivation and state-of-the-art processing facilities are based 2000 metres above sea-level” in Marakabei “where clean air and a pristine environment contribute towards the growth of high quality, pesticide-free cannabis products”.\n\n“Our young company has already had a significant social impact on the local community and has the potential of creating inter-generational wealth for many families. MG Health will be a catalyst for lifting many out of poverty through the creation of new jobs and other wealth creation initiatives,” the company states on its website.\n\nBut the company’s aims of ending poverty through job creation risk being derailed after the latest retrenchments and the 17 September 2019 dismissals of workers who had gone on what the company described as an illegal strike. The workers went on strike to protest the company’s alleged failure to address their demands for better working conditions. They have since petitioned the Labour Court to nullify their dismissals.\n\nYesterday, MG Health’s marketing and communications officer Mpho Sefali confirmed the retrenchments in a statement to the Lesotho Times.\n\n“MG Health Limited (formerly Medigrow Lesotho Ltd) a licensed medical cannabis cultivator and manufacturer of cannabis derived products such as Cann9, Cann9 Livertonic, C+BD, S.NCE and Apex has announced that, due to the unprecedented spread of COVID-19 and the subsequent stock market fall, the company found itself in the same financial position as many other companies around the globe and had to make urgent cost cutting measures to ensure its survival over the next year.\n\n“The company initiated a joint problem-solving exercise with its employees in an attempt to bolster its financial viability. This resulted in MG Health’s initial plans for rapid expansion immediately being halted, considerable cuts on operational expenses and the unfortunate retrenchment of 72 staff members, remaining with 271,” Ms Sefali said.\n\nThe retrenchment of the 72 workers represents a huge reduction of the company’s workforce considering that another 24 workers were fired for going on strike in September 2019. This all means the company has lost about a third of its original workforce.\n\nThe beleaguered firm is also locked in a dispute with Marakabei villagers who are accusing it of paying them as little as M84 per month each for land the company leased to set up its production facilities.\n\nVillagers employed by the company allege MG Health had reneged on promises to pay them at least M4000 each per month.\n\nThe locals say the below market compensation rates for their land and the woefully inadequate wages have left them worse off than they were when they used their land to grow their own crops.\n\nMG Health acquired about 66 land parcels from individual landholders to set up its multi-million investment in the Marakabei area. The leases are for 20 years.\n\nIn exchange for leasing their land to the company, the landholders get an annual compensation depending on the size of their plots. 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When a patient presents with acute pain in a tooth requiring a root canal, it may be necessary to place the patient on an antibiotic in order to get the infection controlled prior to root canal treatment. Root canaling a tooth with an uncontrolled infection may make it difficult to anesthetize the tooth (get the tooth numb) due to the acidic environment created by the infection which neutralizes anesthetic.\n\nAfter a root canal is completed, the tooth may be missing a lot of structure due to removal of extensive decay, the tooth may become brittle (since it is not being nourished by the blood-vessels that were in the canals) and the tooth usually becomes dark in color. It is therefore recommended that a crown be placed on a root canaled tooth in a timely manner to prevent fracture, to replace missing tooth structure and to conceal the dark shade of the tooth underneath.\n\nMost root canal procedures produce very little, if any, pain. When a patient presents with an infected tooth, usually Dr. Ney will place the patient on an antibiotic to control the infection before initiating root canal treatment. Starting a root canal while a tooth is infected and has not been treated with an antibiotic may cause pain since an infection produces an acidic environment which tends to neutralize anesthetic, making it much less effective. An acutely painful tooth also lowers the firing threshold of pain receptors which is another reason to control the infection prior to starting treatment. After a root canal has been completed the tooth may be tender for a few days and may even be tender for a week or more as everything settles down. It is important to remember to chew on the side opposite the root canaled tooth until the tenderness has gone away.\n\nHow Long Does A Root Canal Take?\n\nMost root canals can be completed in one visit. Molar root canal procedures require around 1 to 1 ½ hours to complete. Pre-molars and anterior (front) teeth usually require significantly less time. During a root canal procedure, if the patient has difficulty keeping his or her mouth open, a bite block can be placed in the mouth, allowing the patient to close comfortably on it and rest the jaw.\n\nRoot canals are considered to be around 95% successful when completed properly. Root canals are complicated systems within a tooth. While the tooth may have 3 or 4 main nerves which enter the canals, there are a number of teeth that may have more nerves and more canals, and even accessory canals entering along the sides of the roots. Most of the time, these accessory canals are insignificant and are disinfected and sealed off during the procedure.\n\nFailure of a root canal may be caused by contamination of the canals without adequate disinfection during the procedure. In some cases a canal may not be easily located, requiring further treatment by a specialist if the tooth does not heal. If bacteria remains in the canals, it can proliferate over time causing re-infection and failure.\n\nWhen performing a root canal, many fine instruments and files are used to shape and clean the walls of the canals. Occasionally, one of these instruments may separate in a canal, leading to an increased chance of failure. If this occurs, many times the instrument may be left in the canal if it is not retrievable or able to be by-passed. Depending on the location of the separated file, it usually will not cause a problem. These files are made of nickel-titanium and are bio-inert. They are similar to the types of material used in hip or knee replacements.\n\nCanals are disinfected using the effective antimicrobial solutions of sodium hypochlorite and Q-mix. Sodium hypochlorite is a diluted bleach solution and Q-mix contains chlorhexidine (antibiotic), EDTA (which helps to dissolve the smear layer along the canal walls allowing for sealing of lateral or accessory canals), and a surfactant which reduces surface tension to allow for better canal filling. Q-mix also kills the bacteria Enterococcus faecalis which is resistant to sodium hypochlorite. These antimicrobial solutions are dried out of the canals prior to filling and sealing the canals. Canals are sealed after disinfection with a material called gutta percha, which is nothing more than a space filler, and a biocompatible sealing material which helps to flow into and seal the lateral canals and apical (tip of the root) seal.\n\nAre there alternatives to a root canal?\n\nWhy root canal a tooth instead of extracting the tooth and replacing it with an implant or a bridge? It is always better to have your natural tooth in your mouth. Even after root canal treatment is completed and the nerves have been removed from the tooth, there is still a ligament that holds the tooth to the bone, called the periodontal ligament. This ligament has nerve fibers that allow for the sensation of pressure when chewing on the tooth and allows the tooth some physiologic movement. When the tooth is extracted, this proprioception is gone. An implant does not have a ligament but is fused directly to the bone. While it may provide a nice solution to the loss of a tooth, it does not provide those important physiologic feedback mechanisms that the natural tooth provides. Removing a tooth and placing a bridge requires crown-prepping (removing a few millimeters of tooth structure) the teeth on either side of the space, which may mean cutting virgin teeth.",
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For its inaugural three-day weekend, the fantasy adventure earned $56.2 million.\n\n“There have been six visits to Middle-earth, and this is the final one, and it became so important for people to come out to see this in a big way,” said Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros. distribution executive vice president. “The action was there, and Peter made a fabulous movie.”\n\nThis “Hobbit” faced stiffer competition than the previous installments in the form of two major family releases: “Annie” and “Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb.” Previous Jackson films, such as “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” and “The Desolation of Smaug,” more or less had their opening weekends to themselves.\n\nEven though there was a number of heavy hitters duking it out at the multiplexes, the overall box office slipped 4% compared to the previous year, a troubling sign that ticket sales are in a slump heading into the holidays. As it stands, the 2014 box office trails 2013’s record breaker by more than 5%.\n\n“It’s not that hard to get out of a slump, but you need time to try to reverse a trend,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Rentrak. “We’re not going to make up the lost ground. It’s not going to happen.”\n\nTwentieth Century Fox, which backed the $127 million production, will have to hope that families turn out in force over the holidays and that the franchise’s core audience didn’t age out of the series during the five-year gap between sequels.\n\nFox distribution chief Chris Aronson placed the blame squarely on the box office downturn and suggested the latest “Museum” film will be able to pick up steam as kids get out of school.\n\n“I’m shocked that this weekend is a down weekend,” said Aronson. “We projected that all-industry the weekend would be up. It shows the marketplace is sluggish right now as we get through this last shopping weekend before the holiday.”\n\n“Annie” brought in $16.3 million, a hair above pre-release tracking that projected a debut of $15 million. It’s a welcome bit of good news for Sony Pictures, the studio behind the $65 million production. Sony has been brought to its knees in recent weeks by hackers linked to North Korea, forcing the cancellation of its other big Christmas release, “The Interview.”\n\n“Annie” was originally supposed to debut on Christmas, but Sony moved up its debut in order to generate greater awareness heading into the holiday.\n\n“It was bold to go into this territory with ‘Night at the Museum’ and ‘The Hobbit,’ but there’s something special about ‘Annie,'” said Rory Bruer, Sony Pictures president of worldwide distribution. “We knew the picture itself would be the best marketing tool and we think that the word of mouth is going to spread.”\n\nThe musical remake earned an A-minus CinemaScore, and played well with families, who made up 76% of the audience, and females, who comprised 70% of the opening crowd.\n\n“Five Armies” did impressive business, but it could not match the sendoff given to Jackson’s “The Lord of the Rings” wrap-up, “The Return of the King,” which made $124 million in 2003 during its first five days at the box office.\n\nComparisons with the first two “Hobbit” films are difficult because they opened on Friday while the latest chapter bowed mid-week. “An Unexpected Journey” kicked off with $84.6 million, while “The Desolation of Smaug” debuted to $73.6 million. 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"Skip to Content\nHome / Auto / Type of cars and their specialization\n\nAs per the topic here we are dealing with a different type of automobiles and its specialization which is unique from each other and new brand. There is a different model and people like all model and people are purchase a car as per their budget and status, which suit them, most people depend on the financial condition and as per they used a vehicle, but used cars in raleigh, will full fill the vehicle needs of people and given the best deal in second-hand cars. Here we are explaining different models of cars which are as follows:\n\nAll these models are also found in pre-owned car shops in a budgeted amount and all car models body will be the best quality and we are thanks to apex auto company which built such a car body that is safer for our families and given us a comfortable vehicle for use. With the help of pre-owned car dealers, people can use such expensive cars in their budget.",
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"How Cities in Asia-Pacific are Becoming 'Smart'\n\nAsia-Pacific has dedicated itself to smart city evolution, with a staggering $63.4 billion earmarked for investment in smart city technology. A number of cities across the region are rolling out initiatives to build a smarter and better place for their people to live and work.\n\nInternet of Things as Backbone of a Smart City\n\nInternet of Things (IoT)—which refers to a huge network of things connected to the internet—is considered by many to be the backbone of a smart city. Along with the wide availability of high-speed internet access and the growing number of Wi-Fi enabled devices and sensors, IoT technology has become increasingly sophisticated, allowing connected things not only to link to the internet but also talk to each other.\n\nThis gives rise to a massive amount of data collected from everyday objects, the analytics of which will give us not just a single-dimensional view of the world but multi-dimensional perspectives and insights. This will help with better urban planning in terms of transportation systems, water and electricity supply, waste and pollution management, and more.\n\nCentral to IoT is the “interconnectedness” between people, devices and systems.\n\nGetting Smart with Interconnection\n\nA truly smart city requires digital infrastructures that can physically link dispersed sensors, devices and machines that make up public systems, services and experiences, so they can exchange information in real time. As a result, interconnection has a key role to play in such connectivity.\nWith interconnectivity, connected devices can send an order to our local coffee lounge for pick up during our commute, let us know what time the bus will go through our neighborhood, read us the news we are most interested in or suggest what we should do before a crucial hospital appointment.\n\nOn a wider scale, such advanced technologies will enable governments to improve public service, whilst better serving the needs of the population and their demands for increased interconnectivity.\n\nAccording to the Global Interconnection Index published by Equinix, Asia-Pacific is expected to account for 22 percent of global Interconnection Bandwidth by 2020. In the region, both governments and businesses are anticipated to put more and more efforts to build the foundation of smart cities through an interconnection-first approach.\nCheck Out : Top IOT Startups\nMoving towards ‘Smart Asia-Pacific’\n\nDespite the different focuses of their smart city projects, various places in the Asia-Pacific region do share one common goal in their smart city initiatives—to bring a better quality of life to their people.\n\nSingapore, with its Smart Nation policy, is the undisputed leader when it comes to appetite and commitment to going truly ‘smart’. Upcoming initiatives include a new 3D map project called Virtual Singapore which will integrate layers of data about Singapore’s buildings, land and environment to help solve problems.\n\nThe Hong Kong Government released its Smart City Blueprint last December, aiming to make use of innovation and technology to address urban challenges and improve people’s quality of living and facilitate better sustainability, efficiency and safety.\n\nAustralia has introduced the Smart Cities and Suburbs Program via the Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities. It funded 49 successful projects aiming to improve the livability, productivity and sustainability of cities and towns across Australia.\n\nThe Japan Government’s Agency for Natural Resources and Energy is rolling out initiatives for establishing smart communities to connect all the systems involved in the provision of community resources to manage facilities smartly and provide optimum efficiency.\n\nLooking back, we have evolved from point-to-point networks to cloud, which now plays a key intermediary role in the IoT. We are also seeing the emergence of Artificial Intelligence platforms to help enhance existing systems and deliver smart data analysis, contributing to the smart city developments.\n\nThe New Retail Banking Imperative: A Segment of One\n\nWhen Martech Intersects with Adtech\n\nFrom an Impression to a Decision\n\nWhere are the people in MarTech?"
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"In light of yesterday’s post, I’d like to dive a little deeper into this idea of living a life of intention. First, what exactly is the difference between an intentional life and an unintentional one? In Buddhist lingo, an unintentional existence can be considered living karmically. This means that you are subject to your habits, your past conditioning, the circumstances in which you exist. There may be a vague sense of seeking happiness or pleasure, but you’ve not deeply examined this ‘sense’.\n\nIntentional living can take on various meanings too. There can be an intention to become as rich and powerful as possible, or there can be an intention to free all beings from suffering (the heart of the Bodhisattva Vows introduced yesterday). Each direction can be add clarity to one’s life, yet I’ll argue that deeply questioning or witnessing one’s experience in this world makes it very difficult to pursue the former.\n\nBuddhism has taken many forms throughout history – today its often considered a philosophy, a religion, a soteriological method, or even a trendy fashion. Some consider it all or none of these. The precepts referred to yesterday stem from a long tradition of providing a framework of living intentionally. For many of us accustomed to the “Ten commandments” from our upbringing, the Buddhist precepts can feel like a list of Do’s and Don’ts. This is not really their intention, instead they are supposed to shed light on our actions. What is the state of mind that exists when a precept is broken?\n\nA Buddhist does not ask what is right or wrong, but \"What am I to do at this moment?\" Therefore, even killing cannot be considered right or wrong, removed from the context of the moment. There is a legend of the Buddha in a previous lifetime killing someone who was about to commit a mass-murder. If he was stuck in the idea of “Thou shalt not kill”, or any other idea, he is not free to act appropriately in a given situation. The precepts are more a guideline for figuring out how to live, rather than telling us exactly how to live.\n\nPersonally, I decided that before I would consider receiving the precepts formally with my teacher, I would hold them in my daily life, to see how they resonated with and for me. Over time, while I found the list and framework helpful, they still felt rather removed from me and abstract. After several conversations with my teachers, and continued examination of my own practice, what I found most effective in living an intentional life was through developing my own vows in the context of the greater Bodhisattva vows. These vows, which I recite daily, are constantly evolving: sometimes I add a new one or remove one, sometimes I change the wording to evoke a stronger resonance within my day. When living at the monastery I would silently recite these vows during our morning prostrations, which seemed to have the effect of shifting these vows from abstract ideas to an embodiment that I could carry with me in my day. This will continue to be a dynamic process as my life evolves and my practice deepens.\n\nI’d like to take a step back – I again went down the Buddhist path, yet I really want to focus more generally on intentional living, no matter what your faith or background is. There is a thin line between intentional living and controlled living. I feel that a controlled life falls more in line with the example I previously gave, that of seeking power and money. Any idea of control is always perceived control, because the world is wholly unpredictable and constantly changing. We know this, yet we continue to seek controls – over our emotions, our bodies, our relationships, our financial situation, etc., etc. Yet this is also one of our greatest sources of misery – when our perfectly laid plans don’t work out, when we are surprised by our partner leaving us or losing our job.\n\nAn intentional life doesn’t hold onto ideas like “ I need to be a millionaire” or “I need to look a certain way” or “I will own a big house and have 3 kids with my beautiful partner”. It is much more fundamental: vowing to live compassionately, to live connected with all other beings, to keep your attention in your breath, body and phenomena. Intentionality can infuse all of our actions, it can allow us to remain centered and directed despite the ever changing circumstances. Or more elegantly stated:\n\nThe light of intention always shines through the weeds of karma\n\nDo you live an intentional life? What are your intentions? Can you articulate them and share them with others? Do you have hidden intentions that may not actually benefit yourself and others? Ask yourself these things.\n\nI spent last weekend sewing a bib. I’ve never sewn in my life, why the sudden attention, and why a bib? Well, a bib isn’t quite the right word, I was actually sewing what is called a rakusu at a workshop at the Crestone Mountain Zen Center.\n\nThe rakusu symbolically represents the garments (robe) that the Buddha put together to wear after he left his palace to seek enlightenment. According to Buddhist scripture, Siddhartha left the palace where he was a prince, collected rags from trash heaps, funeral pyres, and various other places in order to construct",
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"his robe. When Buddhism came to China, the living conditions led the Chinese monks to engage in physical labor to grow their food and maintain their temples and monasteries, and on occasion to do public works like road maintenance, so the outer robe was worn only on ceremonial occasions. The legend is that during the Tang Dynasty, when the Chinese emperors forbid the wearing of robes, then Buddhist monks created a miniature version of their robe to be worn secretly around the neck underneath their regular lay clothing. Today this tradition survives in Japan and the West, and the rakusu is a traditionally Japanese garment worn around the neck of Zen Buddhists who have taken the precepts.\n\nOnce the rakusu is completed ( I still have a long way to go!), I will officially be ordained with my teacher, Baker-roshi, in a formal ceremony called Jukai(receiving the precepts) which is in a sense a formal rite of passage that marks entrance into the Buddhist community.\n\nFor several years I have been considering this process and at some point during my 6-month stay at the monastery I formally requested the precepts from my teacher. What does this actually mean beyond sewing some fabric together and being initiated by my teacher?\n\nUltimately receiving the precepts are about one’s relationship to oneself and the world:\n\nWhen we maintain the precepts and the spirit of the precepts in how we walk, how we sit, how we eat, how we talk, and how we relate to one another and to our environment, their constant presence brings light to our lives. The precepts transform us and bring us real freedom. Therefore, far from being a list of rules that restrict or deaden our lives, the true precepts are life giving, each one expressing our true nature, and that’s their real meaning.\n\nBelow is the list of precepts received in an ordination ceremony. Soon I’ll explore in more detail my relationship with these statements and what it means for me to live an intentional life.\n\nPath of the Precepts of the Three Treasures\n\nI take refuge in the Buddha\n\nI take refuge in the Dharma\n\nI take refuge in the Sangha\n\nI vow to avoid all harmful actions\n\nI vow to act beneficially in all things\n\nI vow to live for the benefit of all sentient beings\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not kill\n\nI am aware of the preciousness of each existence\n\nI am aware of the independence of each thing\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha is not involved in sexual misconduct\n\nI am aware of my Actions\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not lie\n\nI am aware of the effect of my speech\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not delude others\n\nI am aware of the effect of my conduct\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not slander others\n\nI am aware that each person is seed of Buddhahood\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not praise self\n\nI am aware of the interdependence of all things\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha is not possessive of others, of wealth, or of the Teaching\n\nI am aware of the truth of the Dharma\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not harbor ill-will\n\nI am aware of the consequences of anger and hatred\n\nA Disciple of the Buddha does not abuse the Three Treasures\n\nI am aware that Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha include all things\n\nBe Alive as Gifting\n\nRight Under my Nose!\n\nFrom Loneliness to Unity\n\nThe Drunkard and the Lover\n\nMerry Christmas! I appreciate you.\n\nRevealing Practice – What I REALLY prefer to speak about"
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"The average turbine added in 2019 was installed about 90 kilometres off the coast in 36 metre water depth. Photo: DOTI / Matthias Ibeler\n\nThe expansion of offshore wind power capacity in Germany has exceeded that of onshore turbines for the first time ever last year. This is both due to a particularly bad year for onshore expansion and the increasing competitiveness of offshore turbines. Within ten years, offshore wind power has developed from a niche technology to a strong pillar of the country's future energy system. But industry groups warn that strongly rising company demand for CO2-free electricity could outstrip supply if offshore expansion levels are not adjusted.\n\nA total of 160 new offshore wind power turbines with a combined capacity of 1.1 gigawatts (GW) started feeding into the grid in 2019, meaning that the expansion at sea was greater than that of onshore wind power for the first time, wind power industry associations BWE and BWO told journalists in Berlin. The total number of turbines in the German North Sea and Baltic Sea thus has reached nearly 1,500, while the installed capacity climbed to over 7.5 GW and practically fulfilled the government's 2020 expansion target ahead of schedule, the industry lobby groups said. Generating over 25 terawatt hours of electricity, offshore turbines contributed about four percent to Germany's gross power consumption, they added.\n\nAccording to industry group Fachagentur Windenergie an Land, the gross capacity expansion of onshore turbines reached about 0.9 GW with 276 turbines in 2019. BWE and BWO only publish their final onshore expansion figures on 28 January. Thousands of planned onshore wind projects in Germany are currently put on hold, mainly due to regulatory conflicts with aviation authorities but also due to protest groups challenging new installations in court. Permits for new turbines fell by 70 percent since 2016, according to German utility association BDEW.\n\nAndreas Wagner, head of industry association Stiftung Offshore Windenergie, noted that in 2010, only 12 offshore wind turbines were installed in German waters, meaning the capacity grew about 100-fold in ten years. \"We've moved from uncharted territory to establishing a new standard,\" Wagner said, adding that current expansion planning merely foresees a doubling of capacity over the next decade. The 2030 offshore expansion goal needs to be raised from 15 GW to 20 GW and planning for long-term expansion after that also has to begin soon due to the long preparation phase needed for offshore projects. The average turbine added in 2019 had a capacity of nearly 7 megawatts (MW) and were installed in a depth of 36 metres and nearly 90 kilometres off the coast.",
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His wife and daughters go about their business unencumbered and unveiled. He once told me they did wear a headscarf when visiting with family in Turkey. But also that he told his grand-mother, that in Holland people don't wear them, and that is that. He has voted for Wilders, for crying out loud (he thinks immigration is too high!). He doesn't deserve to be punched in the gut like this.\n\nI have written previously [Were All Nazis Evil?] that not every Nazi murdered a Jew, that some were just ordinary Fritzes trying to make a living. However, during WWII would any decent American defend the average Nazi saying he is not our enemy, that we should judge him on his merits, not by the group he is a member of?\n\nThe average Muslim in America is not directly an enemy. However as a Muslim he does aid our enemies. I left the following comment:\n\nAs for that Muslim delivering packages, he is an enemy if he practices his religion. As long as he is seen as a Muslim, then his mere existence adds to the perception of Muslim strength in the community and makes those more belligerent than he is braver to commit violent acts. It is the mob that does the lynching, not individuals.\n\nJust being able to say that there are X number of Muslims in a country will cow politicians to accommodate the most radical of the Muslim faithful. Sorry, but unless your delivery guy stops being a Muslim even in name only, he is aiding the active enemies of western civilization.\n\nAs a Jew, I find what I am saying as outrageously offensive; however, I lost more than 98% of my relatives because people were only willing to condemn the most radical of Nazis, when in fact the whole of the Nazi regime should have been excoriated. That there were nice-guy Nazis delivering packages who were not in their heart antisemitic did not keep my family from torture and death.\n\nAs proof that even one Muslim in this country can make American knees tremble I give you the South Park Affair. Would Comedy Central have bleeped Mohammed's name if the threat had come from an email from some Muslim wacko from Pakistan? No. But the wacko's website was based in New York and that was enough to cow the corporate suits at Viacom.\n\nFor 80 years Hollywood has been making films about Muslims and Arabs as terrorists and pirates without fear of retribution. But now, with so many Muslims (supposedly all moderate) in this country fear has entered the hearts of film producers and so if a book contains Muslim terrorists , then the film will be a story about Russians or drug gangs or some other ethnic group so as not to offend Muslims.\n\nRon Howard, who was once the all-American boy as Opie, recently produced a movie from Dan Brown's book, Angels and Demons.\n\nIn the book, the villain is a Muslim man. Ron changed that in the movie and made the villain a Danish man.\n\nCan't have Muslim bad men anymore. They might come after you. It's not worth losing your head over a movie character, right?\n\nIn real life, we have read numerous stories about Al Qaeda terrorists seeking possession of a so-called dirty nuclear bomb they can use to kill thousands of Americans. There have even been reports that such a bomb has been smuggled into the U.S. But a new Hollywood film, \"The Sum of All Fears,\" about the use of a nuclear weapon against the U.S., pretends that neo-Nazis are the real enemies.\n\nHollywood can do what it wants, but in this case the film is supposed to be based on a Tom Clancy book that depicted the villains as Arab terrorists. Clancy never portrayed the nuclear terrorists as neo-Nazis. The villains have been changed. In the film, neo-Nazi terrorists get their hands on a lost nuclear device, and plan to use it at the Super Bowl. The plan is to disguise the attack as being caused by Russia, in the hopes of rekindling the Cold War.\n\nThe Council on American-Islamic Relations has claimed responsibility for the change, saying it had been in contact with Paramount Pictures and Mace Neufeld, the film’s original director, to discuss the portrayal of Muslim characters in the film. Phil Alden Robinson, the new director of the film, assured the Council that Muslims would not be depicted as terrorists, unlike the novel. Robinson said that he had \"no intention of promoting negative images of Muslims or Arabs.\"\n\nAs more Muslims come in, our entire culture will live in fear - not because most Muslims are terrorists - they are not - but because they let the tiny extremist fringe wag the dog. CAIR, a Muslim front for terrorism, would have no power to intimidate corporations, news media, or Hollywood if it had only 3 members. It can only become more powerful and more demanding of accommodations as the Muslim population increases.\n\nMuslims who mind their own business and do nothing violent make CAIR more dangerous. American Muslims who love this country, in order not to be our enemies must renounce their religion. They must stop being counted as Muslims. 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The wedding of Luke and Laura on General Hospital was one that soap audiences had been waiting to watch for for quite a while, and the ratings proved it — the episode was seen by more than 30 million viewers.\n\nDespite the couple's era-defining popularity, their wedding was undeniably twisted. And yet, the worst part is that Luke and Laura's entire relationship is one based on a rape that the show tried to spin as a \"seduction.\n\nIt's an understatement to say Ross and Rachel have an intense romantic trajectory throughout the run of Friends.\n\nThat doesn't mean, however, that all of their choices were the best — in fact, some of them were downright twisted. After Ross and Emily's failed marriage dragged into the fifth season, Monica Courtney Cox and Chandler's Matthew Perry relationship got stronger and stronger.\n\nWhen the whole gang was in Vegas to visit Joey on a botched movie shoot, the season 5 finale saw Monica and Chandler headed for a quickie wedding in Vegas Their drunken union drags on into the following season — Ross doesn't want to deal with the stigma of three failed marriages, so he neglects to get an annulment when Rachel asks him to take care of it.\n\nThe most twisted part of this wedding isn't the drunken ceremony itself — it's that Ross thought he could stay married to an unwilling partner and just Poor Lady Edith Laura Carmichael.\n\nShe had the absolute worst luck in love among all of the Crawleys on Downton Abbey. Sure, it all worked out fine in the end when she married Bertie Pelham and became the Marchioness of Hexham, outranking even her status-chasing elder sister Mary.\n\nBut until the final season, Edith's love life was quite a mess. Sir Anthony Strallan first came on the scene in season 1, when the older gent with a paralyzed arm took a liking to Edith.\n\nIt was a strange match considering his advanced age, but Edith knew her prospects weren't great as second fiddle to Mary.\n\nWhen Mary found out that it was Edith who leaked her affair with Mr. Pamuk to the papers, however, she turned vindictive and suggested to Anthony, who was about to propose, that Edith didn't love him.\n\nWhen Edith and Anthony finally walked down the aisle in season 2, the ceremony ended abruptly, with Anthony coming to some sort of realization that he'd be ruining Edith's life by marrying her.\n\nThe chap left Edith at the altar, humiliated. No one on the show or in the audience was rooting for this marriage to go forward, but man, Anthony — you couldn't have broken up with Edith before she walked down the aisle?\n\nExcept for maybe Marshall and Lily's wedding which, while the marriage had its ups and downs, essentially resulted in happiness , every wedding on How I Met Your Mother was kind of a twisted mess.\n\nThings like Barney's Neil Patrick Harris year-long proposal scheme to Robin Cobie Smulders , followed by an entire season devoted to their wedding, were weird, but when the series finale ended in their divorce, it felt like the rug got pulled out from under the audience, and that their entire courtship had been one long gag.\n\nAs it turns out, it kind of was. For as long as the series ran, Ted Josh Radnor had been trying to get married. He tried and failed first with Robin.\n\nHe tried with Stella, whose ex came to their island-set wedding, resulting in Stella running off with him and leaving Ted alone at the altar.\n\nPortale Cinema. Portale Erotismo. I have two children at University and one on a gap year, one in boarding school and one at day school in London.\n\nMy husband and I work full-time together and we have a live in Nanny who holds the fort! My strategy is to have enough support to make sure that no one is being constantly rushed or nagged, and then the mood is light and everyone is having fun.\n\nLuckily my husband is a great one. My go-to meals are take-out free-range roast chickens. My children think of that as their home cooking!\n\nI like to do things together as this is precious family time for me as I have to travel so much for work. Photos: Emma Hardy Thank you Emma for letting us use these low-res scans from your contact sheets.\n\nThey look beautiful to us.",
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