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Newsletter No. 11 - Winter 2015/2016

It is impossible to start our editorial without addressing the fact that, for the second time in 2015, Paris has been struck by terrorist attacks. As a community of scholars working on South Asian “area studies,” the CEIAS is particularly invested in understanding social, cultural and religious diversity. For this reason, the violence we witnessed on the 13th of November affected us both professionally and personally. We subscribe to the moto that spontaneously appeared on Parisian walls: fluctuat nec mergitur.

In tribute to Jean-Luc Chambard (1928-2015)

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Upcoming Events

Emotions and Mobilizations in South Asia

Amélie Blom and Stéphanie Tawa Lama-Rewal will host an international conference on "Emotions and Political Mobilizations in the Indian Subcontinent," February 8-9 2016 at the CEIAS (rooms 638-640).

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February 26th-27th, 2015 | Emotions and Political Mobilizations in the Indian Subcontinent

For the first time, a collective research project based at the CEIAS, ‘Emotions and Political Mobilizations in the Indian Subcontinent’ (EMOPOLIS), held its midterm workshop at the Centre for Social Sciences and Humanities in New Delhi; this marked the beginning of a new phase of institutional collaboration between both centres.

March 9th-12th, 2015 |  Gender: Politics, Labor, Law, Development
17th AJEI workshop

The Association des Jeunes Etudes Indiennes (AJEI) gathers together students from the Masters’ to the postdoctoral level, working in various academic fields of the social and human sciences, and who all have a common interest in South Asia as an area of research. Every year, the AJEI holds a seminar in France and a workshop in India, both of which bring together junior and senior scholars, and enable students to present a paper—sometimes for the first time—and receive feedback and advice from experienced discussants.

April 10th, 2015 |
Scholasticisms’ Practice, and Practices’ Scholasticism 2nd workshop

The aim of the Scholasticisms’ Practice, and Practices’ Scholasticism in India project is to renew reflection on Indian scholasticisms by emphasizing the dynamic nature of their intellectual exchanges; the ultimate goal is to publish a collection of essays.

May 11th-12th, 2015 | Subnational Economic Development in India and China – Workshop

Economic, social and political dynamics operating at subnational scales have become increasingly significant in both Indian and Chinese economic development patterns over the past decades. Special Economic Zones, industrial clusters and corridors, political initiatives that promote city-regions as new engines of economic growth, as well as fiscal decentralization coupled with increasingly autonomous subnational economic development/industrial policies, offer prominent illustrations of this general trend.

May 18th-19th, 2015 | 9th European PhD Workshop on South Asia Studies

CEIAS members Blandine Ripert (CNRS Research Fellow), Blake Smith (PhD student at the EHESS and Northwestern University) and Fabien Provost (PhD student at the University of Paris 10-Nanterre) participated in the Ninth Annual PhD Workshop on South Asia Studies.

May 28th-29th, 2015  | Counter-Culture and Indian Arts: Neo-Tantric Painting, Literature, Music and Dance in the 1960s-80s

The popularity of “Eastern spiritualties” among the hippies—and among 60s counter-culture movements more broadly—is well known. What is less known is the context of the reception of these movements in South Asia. While the young Americans and Europeans of that era constituted the post-war generation, their Indian contemporaries were born as their country achieved independence from colonial power. A fair number therefore had in common the desire to shed the normative yoke their elders lived by.

Read more (report by Tiziana Leucci)

June 15th, 2015 | The Ages of the Hajj : Historicizing the Muslim Pilgrimage

In line with recent works and exhibitions on the Hajj and its multiple facets, especially the transformation of the pilgrimage on the global scale, the workshop brought together experts working on different periods, from medieval times to this day, and from varied regional perspectives (from the Middle East to China, including West, Central and South Asia as well as East Africa).

Read more (report by Corinne Lefèvre and Aminah Mohammad-Arif)

June 22nd, 2015 | Animal Sacrifice on Trial: Cases from South Asia

This seminar is part of the project Taking Nature to the Courtroom: Development Projects, Protected Areas and Religious Reform in South Asia, which focuses on how certain issues related to nature and the environment, and which also involve ritual practices or religious notions, are brought before the courts and how they take on a legal expression.

June 9th, 2015 | Temple, Court, Salon, Stage: Crafting Dance Repertoire in South India

The ‘classical’ dance known as bharatanāṭyam is among the most popular and widely circulated cultural forms of modern South India. While many scholars have developed critical social histories of the form in recent times, the historicizing and contextualizing of the sources for the repertoire of bharatanāṭyam remain largely untackled.

August 3rd-14th, 2015 | The Bhakti of Minor Dynasties – The Archaeology of Bhakti III

The third scholarly gathering in the series The Archaeology of Bhakti, co-organized by Charlotte Schmid (EFEO, Paris), Valérie Gillet (EFEO, Pondicherry) and Emmanuel Francis (CEIAS), took place at the EFEO center in Pondicherry. This year’s theme was “The Bhakti of Minor Dynasties.” The focus was on all sorts of smaller dynasties that never rose to “imperial” status, but mainly remained subordinated to more powerful kings.

September 9th-11th, 2015 | 5th Congress of Asia and Pacific Studies

Presenting in 140 panels, nearly 500 scholars participated in the Congress, which was held over three days at INALCO. Over a dozen panels dealt specifically with the societies and diaspora of South Asia, covering a large range of topics and cutting across multiple disciplines.

September 29th, 2015 | Of Patients, Practitioners and Walls: Thinking Well-being in Hospital in India and Elsewhere

The concept of this workshop grew out of discussions between the organizers about the way well-being, while it is a strong driver of transformation within hospitals in India, still remains a distant dream for most patients. India’s hospital sector is demonstrating renewed capacity for bold medical and service innovations aimed at improving patients’ well-being and welfare. Nevertheless, the sector is still weighed down by corruption, medical malpractice, limited human and financial resources in the public hospital sector, and poor regulation in the private sector.

October 6th, 2015 | South Asian Religions in Diaspora: Transformations, Impermeability, Cohabitations, Syncretisms

South Asian diasporas encompass a great variety of religions, castes and social classes, a fact that attests to the long history and diversity of the encounters between religious groups that have occurred in South Asia as well as overseas. As part of the transformations inherent in every religious tradition—but which are undoubtedly exacerbated by migration—this conference examined several cases of the religious cohabitation, (im)permeability or syncretism that characterize South Asian religions in diaspora. Particular attention was paid to Hinduism in diaspora, and especially to its transnationalisation and its development in Creole contexts.

For this issue, the CEIAS has chosen to showcase the fieldwork conducted by two of the Center's PhD student's. Caroline Michon and Hamzi Khateb both received grants in 2015 to support their research.

News from the CEIAS Library at the Maison de l'Asie

CEIAS librarians Thomas Corpet and Marielle Morin are very proud to announce the inauguration of the 'Bulletin de la Bibliothèque du CEIAS.' The vocation of this online publication, which includes information on recent acquisitions and other news, is designed to make it easier for library users to keep up-to-date on what is happening at the library, as well as to suggest other resources that users may find interesting.

Also on offer at the Maison de l’Asie is the exhibit 'L’Asie en fêtes.' Just in time for the holidays, come and see how Asia celebrates through this panorama of rites, celebrations and other festivals!

Le bulletin de la bibliothèque :

Exhibit Les fonds de la Maison de l'Asie

News From Elsewhere

Online resources / Podcast

Comment l'Inde change-t-elle le monde ? - Jean-Luc Racine and Philippe Cadène  were guests on the France Culture Radio program "Planète Terre," October 14th, 2015 [in French]

Insécurité alimentaire en Inde : à qui la faute ? - Frédéric Landy and Émilie Crémin were guests at Les Cafés Géographiques de Limoges - UMR 6042 Géolab,  Nobember 5th, 2015 [in French]

Editorial Committee: Francie CREBSNadia GUERGUADJ ;  Ines G. ŽUPANOV

Coordination, Language revision/Translation: Francie CREBS

Design/Conception, Online publication: Nadia GUERGUADJ

Directorial Committee: Ines G. ŽUPANOV ; Marie FOURCADE ; Caterina GUENZI ; Corinne LEFÈVRE

Special contributors: Catherine CLÉMENTIN-OJHA Marc GABORIEAU ; Jean-Claude GALEY ; Livia et Marius HOLDEN ; Catherine SERVAN-SCHREIBER

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SMSFA launches trustee initiative

The SMSF Association has launched an online knowledge centre for SMSF trustees.

“It’s a really positive initiative and the SMSF world is such a big market, so as the peak body we really need to make sure that the industry does continue to [develop], both from an integrity point of view as well as an education point of view,” SMSF Association chief executive Andrea Slattery told selfmanagedsuper.

“The website [has been launched] and over the next few months people will have the opportunity to provide us with feedback about whether or not it’s meeting their needs, and we’ll evolve the program over time.

“But at the moment, it’s a feedback process.”

Slattery said the knowledge centre’s content would be created internally or by expert specialists within the association’s membership.

Commenting on whether the launch was solely trustees signing up to the program or becoming categorised as SMSF Association trustee members like existing professional practitioner members, she said it would be determined by the trustees’ needs.

“The trustee has the option to join for information and education, or for finding an expert or specialist, or whether they want to join as a member,” she revealed.

“There’s a range of touchpoints, put it that way.

“Anything that the trustees want to be involved in, there’ll be a cost for the servicing of the information and a cost for the education programs, and a cost for the other services.”

She highlighted the knowledge centre’s services were expected to evolve over time.

“We’ve got a lot of trustees showing interest so there’s an opportunity to go out through our membership over the next two months to make sure that the offering is the way that they like it,” she said.

The association decided to step into the trustee space following recent market surveys indicating a need for more education and information for trustees, she said.

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The common investment view that infrastructure assets are bond proxies that will not perform well when interest rates rise is overly simplistic, according to RARE Infrastructure.

The global listed infrastructure fund manager’s head of Australian retail, Steve Williams, said it was important to examine the cause behind rate rises, adding if it was due to increased economic activity, user-pays assets could benefit.

“For example, as economies grow, rail companies will benefit as they are required to move more goods across their networks and this will offset the impact of the rise in interest rates,” Williams said.

“The important question is whether the underlying cash flows from the infrastructure business are impaired in a rising rate environment.”

The fund manager said investment research firm Morningstar supported its stance, with a recent report pointing to the fact the S&P Global Infrastructure Index had risen more than 10 per cent over the past 12 months despite the United States Fed’s tightening of monetary policy.

Williams said the companies RARE invested in must meet three key criteria.

“Firstly, the asset that the company owns must be a hard, physical asset. Secondly, this hard asset must provide an essential service to society or an economy, and finally, there must be robust frameworks in place to ensure that we, the equity holders of these companies, get paid,” he said.

He noted the frameworks can be regulatory in nature or based on long-term concessional contracts.

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Choose from a range of interactive visualizations, including pie graphs, line/bar charts with double ‘y’ axes, waterfall P&Ls, and bubble charts.

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cafe moba’s engine connects these information sources to create sophisticated analytic workflows with both an internal and external perspective.

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    Hi all,

    I have a quick and possibly dumb question. Is there a MicroTonic preset that matches the default sounds on the PO-32? I know the transfer of sounds and patterns from MicroTonic to the PO-32 is one-way but I really like the factory default sounds of the PO-32.

  • Users avatarR.A.W.

    It's not one way, you can transfer everything and record a WAV. On a factory PO-32 just hold write + press sound and record the output.

    And at least you can reset the factory sounds, just ctrl+click the destination button in microTonics transfer window (it says so in the GUI, and it works, just tried it ;)).

  • Users avatarJacob Kantzer

    Oh, I meant insofar as you can't transfer sounds or patterns from the PO-32 to MicroTonic, specifically. I know you can back them up from the PO-32 to a WAV.

    What I want to know is if there's a preset for MicroTonic that matches the PO-32's default set of sounds, because I like them and would like to use the same kit in the VST. I'd also like to see what settings were used in MicroTonic to make them in order to help me use MicroTonic better.

  • Users avatarMagnus Lidström

    Yes! You should be able to find them with the factory patches in By Category/PO32 Factory Patches (on Mac: below /Library/Audio/Presets/Sonic Charge/Microtonic Drum Patches/, on Windows typically: c:\Program Files\Sonic Charge\Microtonic Drum Patches\ )

    Since .mtdrum files do not contain morphing information there are two files for each of the 16 instruments on the PO-32.

  • Users avatarJacob Kantzer

    Thanks! That's exactly what I was hoping for (and somehow managed to miss).

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If you have been following Sostylash.com from the beginning you know that I officially made the decision to transition from weaves to my natural hair in October 2017. Fast forward to a year later and I am celebrating one of the best decisions I have ever made and that was to become a Naturalista. I never

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    Plus 6 Bonus Tracks! Some acts have a cult reputation such as THE CENTURIANS or THE CENTURIONS as they were originally called. In 1967 they changed their name to THE CENTURIANS due to legal reasons. It only matters on a minor base for the main point of interest is, that this killer tunes were originally released in 1963. Originals fetch prices of 200 US$ in semi-nice condition and due to their appearance in the classic 90s Tarantino movie ?Pulp fiction? this band gained a cult following of younger people who kept their legacy alive and even brought them to reform for a second career which lasts until today. You can definitely hear that this is a Californian band. But they seem to come from the darker, windier and dirtier part of the beach where only overly tattooed bikers get their willing victims laid and the rough sea craves for the lives of daring surf maniacs. The music is surf rock'n'roll but different to most of the fluffy good time party bands. The bass guitar plays a mean line with all the tunes to give 'em a bent out of shape spine at which the beats of the drum, the desperately howling saxophone and the gloomy twangy guitarmony get tightened with rusty wire. The performance here is excellent, the musicians belong to the best of their genre.
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Meet the Author – Marc Songini – “The Lost Fleet”

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Meet the author at the Southworth Library, Wednesday Sept. 26th at 7:00 p.m. Marc Songini will discuss his book, The Lost Fleet. In his presentation, “Brave Men and Braver Women,” Marc will talk about the exploits of Thomas William Williams and his wife Eliza and family. His wife was a partner with him in his exploits. Marc Songini is a resident of Foxboro, MA. He is a high-tech journalist and a former freelance writer for the Standard Times. Marc will be available after the presentation for a book signing. Copies of The Lost Fleet will be available for purchase that evening.


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Amanda Takes War Bonnet

Amanda Takes War Bonnet (Lakota) is the former managing editor of Indian Country Today, an award-winning weekly national news source for Native Americans in the United States, where she worked for fourteen years. In 2004, Amanda founded, edited, and published the largest Lakota-owned and operated weekly independent newspaper Lakota Country TimesShe currently serves as public education specialist for Native Women’s Society of the Great Plains, a coalition of twenty-three organizations from seven states within the northern plains with the mission of ending domestic and sexual violence.

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South Dakota Coalition Ending Domestic & Sexual Violence:

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Zine Ready for Tour!

   A little sneak peek of the cover! This is just the first volume of interviews from small town anarchyland in the US and Canada! Just in time for tour, we will also have a few other little goodies on the road with us, so be sure to come chat! Get in touch if you […]

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February 18th – Chapel Hill, NC – Email thespacesbetweentour@gmail.com for location information February 21st – Richmond, VA – 6pm – Rag & Bones Bicycle Co-Op, 3110 W. Leigh St. February 22nd – Philadelphia, PA -8:30pm – A Space, 4722 Baltimore Ave. February 24th – Pittsburgh, PA – U of Pitt – Details TBA, early afternoon […]

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Corey Goode Mega-Update - Part II

Saturday, 13 January 2018

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"We are not alone" going Main Stream?

Tucker Carlson interviews Navy pilot who witnessed "Tic Tac" UFO on Fox

Thursday, 21 December 2017

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Defense Intelligence Reference Documents

Acquisition Threat Support

Monday, 18 December 2017

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Update on Current Events

Briefings and Mass Indictments

Thursday, 14 December 2017

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Possible New 20 & Back Whistleblower

Former US Marine, US Army, Seattle Police and SWAT team could be another "20 & Back" Whistleblower

Monday, 16 October 2017

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Mandela Effect, Merging Timelines & Ancient Aliens from the Future

Presentation at New Living Expo, April 29, 2017

Sunday, 20 August 2017

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Dark Alliance in Panic Mode

Dark Alliance in Panic Mode, Threatens My Family, David Wilcock's Life, and Legal Entrapments

Thursday, 17 August 2017

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The day 4 at Wimbledon 2016 got into the crackling phase of the “upsets”, with this year’s championship seeing it’s first share of some of the top seeds from the men and women draw bidding adieu to the tournament. Upsets not only make the audience more engaged in the matches but they also force the players to bring their A game to the court and with the Wimbledon now eyeing the starting of the 3rd round; a mistake here and a mistake there can CRUSH the dreams at the title.

Jana Cepelova vs Garbine Muguruza

A world no. 124 vs world no.2 in women’s draw was seen as a fairly uncompetitive match from the point-of-view of Muguruza- ranked no.2 in the world, this year’s French champion and last year’s Wimbledon finalist. The reality was – on court one, Capelova was crushing the world no.2 and Muguruza’s fans were in great dismay at what they were witnessing – she was purely looking down and out from game one. Thrashing Muguruza, Capelova won the match 6-3 6-2 and sets up her next round clash with Safarova.

Grigor Dimitrov vs Gilles Simon

Another upset came in the men’s draw wherein currently out of the top 50 seeding, Grigor Dimitrov took on the 16th seed Gilles Simon – someone who has this very year taken matches to the 5th set with Djokovic and therefore Simon started off as a clear favorite. Dimitrov though started the first set aggressively and with a timely serve, he ensured a break of service from Simon – winning the set 6-3. The next set was pure neck and neck and with no break of serve, it went into a tie-break. In the tie-break, Simon was absolutely demolished by Dimitrov’s serving who won 7-6 (7-1). The third set saw Simon breaking Dimitrov twice and just about surviving in the match with 6-3 win in the 3rd set. The 4th set was 4-4 and another tie-break loomed but Dimitrov broke Simon and won his serve to complete a marvelous victory.

Stat : Dimitrov beat Murray in 2014 Wimbledon Quarter-Final and reached the Semi’s. An injury has caused him drastic drop of rankings.

Jiri Vesely vs Dominic Thiem

Dominic Thiem – 22 year old 8th seed in the world, tennis star from Austria saw his dream of Wimbledon title crushed by the qualification entry of Vesely. A contest wherein every single chance had great meaning, neither of the two player could afford to take it easy and let the game carry with it’s momentum, especially not the higher seed in Thiem as all along the match – Vesely seemed to have the upper hand. 3 sets, 3 set of tie-breaks and glorying tennis action lasting all across the match’s duration, the end result was another upset with the no.8 seed Thiem booking his ticket back to Austria and Vesely qualifying into the next round with 7-6(4) 7-6(5) 7-6 (3) win.

Andy Murray vs Yen Hsun Lu

The home-boy and the no.2 seed in the men’s draw, Andy Murray continued his sheer dominance on grass with a cruising victory against Lu from Taiwan. The Scottish kept breaking Lu’s serve with ease and there was very little exertion through the match from his side; Lu clearly was no competition to the current form that Murray is in – and with the kind of fitness he possesses which enables him great court reach, Murray looks in formidable form. 6-3 6-2 6-1 read the match score-line and Murray qualifies for the 3rd round.

Other results:

  • Agnieszka Radwanska beat Konjuh 6-2  4-6 9-7
  • Gasquet beat Granollers 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-1
  • Nishikori beat Benneteau 4-6 6-4 6-4 6-2
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Don’t miss the annual Farmington Chamber of Commerce ‘Chile In October’ event.

Saturday, October 6th from 11am to 3pm at Berg Park.

Tickets are 10 dollars per person which includes 4 chile tasting cups,

Additional cups are 2 for $1. Children 12 and under are free with paid adult.

Live music from Joker’s Wild, vendors on location, plus a 50/50 raffle. No Pets please.

For more information call 505-325-0279.

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