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V. R. Ramachandra Dikshitar
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Vishnampet R. Ramachandra Dikshitar (16 April 1896 – 24 November 1953) was a historian, Indologist and Dravidologist from the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. He was a professor of history and archaeology in the University of Madras and is the author of standard text books on Indian history.
Vishnampet Ramachandra Dikshitar
|16 April 1896
Vishnampet, Madras Presidency
|24 November 1953 (aged 57)
Madras, India
|Historian, Academician, Professor, Author
Early lifeEdit
Ramachandra Dikshitar was born in the village of Vishnampettai or Vishnampet in Madras Presidency in an orthodox Brahmin family on 16 April 1896.[1] He did his schooling at Sir P S Sivaswami Iyer High School at Thirukkattupalli and earned his bachelor of arts in history with distinction from St. Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli in 1920.[citation needed] He completed his master's in history in 1923 along with a diploma in economics and obtained his PhD from Madras University in 1927.
Academic careerEdit
Ramachandra Dikshitar joined as a lecturer in history at St.Joseph College, Trichy. In 1928, he was appointed as a lecturer in the Department of History and Archaeology, University of Madras. He was promoted to reader in 1946 and made Professor in 1947.
Ramachandra Dikshitar specialized in Indian history in general, and Tamil history, in particular. He was a renowned Sanskrit scholar of his time.
Ramachandra Dikshitar authored a number of books on history. He was the general editor of the Madras University Historical Series. Some of his prominent works are:
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1927). Kautilya and Machiavelli.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra; Sakkottai Krishnaswamy Aiyangar (1929). Hindu Administrative Institutions. University of Madras.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1930). Some Pandya kings of the thirteenth century.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1932). The Mauryan Polity.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1935). Indian Culture. Indian Research Institute.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1936). Studies in Tamil language and history. University of Madras.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1939). The Śilappadikāram. Oxford University Press.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1942). The Lalitā Cult. University of Madras.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1947). Origin and Spread of the Tamils. Adyar Library.
- Thiruvalluvar; V. R. Ramachandra Dikshitar (1949). Tirukkural: With English Translation. Adyar Library.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1951). Pre-historic South India. University of South India.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1951). The Purana index.
- Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1952). The Gupta Polity.
Ramachandra Dikshitar died on 24 November 1953.
Dr. Nagaswamy, former director of Archaeology, Government of India, once said of Ramachandra Dikshitar:
Prof. V R Ramachandra Dikshitar, was a shining luminary in the horizon of South Indian History and Culture. Deeply rooted in Vedic and Sanskrit tradition—his ancestors were eminent Vedic Scholars and performers of Vedic Yagas—he took it as his life's mission, to expound the history and culture of the soil to which he belonged—the Tamil region and worked tirelessly in that direction till his death. Very early in his life, he started studying ancient Tamil literature, which he soon mastered…. His intimate understanding of Tamil texts enabled him to translate the immortal Tamil works—Silapathikaram and Tirukurral into English. These two Tamil translations, classics by themselves, reflect truly the inner meaning of the classical texts and remain closest to the original among many that have appeared to this day. His studies in Mauryan and Gupta Polity, and also Wars in Ancient India are pioneering works in the field. He realised the importance of the study of Puranas and brought out three volumes of 'PURANA INDEX' under the auspices of the University of Madras. His work, Hindu Administrative System, is indeed a landmark in administrative history.
Historical methodologyEdit
Ramachandra Dikshitar introduced a new methodology in the study of ancient Indian history. His book "Warfare in Ancient India" speaks of the usage of vimanas in wars in ancient India[2][3] and claims that the boomerang was invented in South India.[4] He believed that the references to the vimanas were quite real as evidenced by his writings in "Warfare in Ancient India"
No question can be more interesting in the present circumstances of the world than India's contribution to the science of aeronautics. There are numerous illustrations in our vast Puranic and epic literature to show how well and wonderfully the ancient Indians conquered the air. To glibly characterize everything found in this literature as imaginary and summarily dismiss it as unreal has been the practice of both Western and Eastern scholars until very recently. The very idea indeed was ridiculed and people went so far as to assert that it was physically impossible for man to use flying machines. But today what with balloons, aeroplanes and other flying machines, a great change has come over our ideas on the subject…the flying vimana of Rama or Ravana was set down as but a dream of the mythographer till aeroplanes and zeppelins of the present century saw the light of day. The mohanastra or the "arrow of unconsciousness" of old was until very recently a creature of legend till we heard the other day of bombs discharging Poisonous gases. We owe much to the energetic scientists and researchers who plod persistently and carry their torches deep down into the caves and excavations of old and dig out valid testimonials pointing to the misty antiquity of the wonderful creations of humanity.[5]
In his Origin and Spread of the Tamils, Dikshitar includes Australia and Polynesia among the regions known to the ancient South Indians thereby suggesting that South Indian traders might have at least had a general idea of existence of the Australian continent even before it was discovered by Portuguese and Dutch sea-farers of the 16th and 17th centuries.[6]
See alsoEdit
- ^ The Times of India Directory and Year Book, Including Who's who. Bennett, Coleman and Co. 1951. p. 747.
- ^ "Vimanas" (PDF). A tribute to Hinduism. Cincinnati Temple. Retrieved 5 January 2009.
- ^ David Hatcher Childress. "Fly the friendlier skies in Air India Vimanas". Bibliteca Pleyades. Retrieved 5 January 2009.
- ^ Subrahmanian, N. (1966). Śaṅgam Polity: The Administration and Social Life of the Śaṅgam Tamils. Asia Publishing House. p. 152.
- ^ "Vimanas". ISKCON. Retrieved 5 January 2009.
- ^ Dikshitar, V. R. Ramachandra (1947). Origin and Spread of the Tamils. Adyar Library. pp. 30.
- Sundaram, V. (26 August 2008). "A historian extraordinaire of South Indian culture". News Today. Archived from the original on 5 September 2009. Retrieved 4 January 2009.


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Today is the day exactly six months after I had broken up with someone and I suppose we should commemorate this occasion of sort. Pathetic, isn't it? But I know you are dying to find out how we are celebrating this irony.
So here's how:
This is an open letter which I wrote on 7 March 2009, 4.23pm, the day after I had a long chat with someone and I heard plenty of things that night which crushed me. Yes, I did post a short excerpt of it on 16 March. But I couldn't post up the whole thing then. Was trying to do the whole "keeping my emotions in check" thingy if you know what I mean. You don't, and why would you? Unless you're experiencing a broken heart now. Then hopefully you'd understand.
My love,
When you told me last night you didn't know how to balance between loving me and not giving me the wrong signals that you want me back, a tiny piece of me died inside. Except you were right in front of me and I couldn't possibly crumble into a mess then.
I should have let you go months ago and I keep telling myself I will be stronger the next day. Still I cling onto the faint hope… Now I just want to snap out of it. I have a whole life ahead of me and if you do not want to be part of it, then I have to move on.
Many people have told me you are simply toying with me and you are bad for me yet I refused to listen because I know we were good together once and we can be good together again. It also doesn't help when you tell me you still love me and you don't think you could ever love someone so much again in your life. But you don't see how it is possible for us to be together again because you still feel terribly hurt inside. It is moments like this that makes me put my head in my hands and cry non-stop.
It is terrifying to see how swiftly things could change between lovers or sometimes even friends. Few months ago, you were crying your eyes out over me while I was in my own private sort of hell, unsure of what to do or say. I fear saying the wrong stuff which would make you hurt more when all I really want was you back in my arms again. Hence, leaving you confused thinking my actions do not tally with what I have said.
I have lost so many people, whom I have loved as much I could have then, over the last few years. When I told you I do not want to lose you, I mean it.
If I don't say anything to you, it doesn't mean I am shutting you out. I am just afraid to make you run farther away from me than you already are.
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I feel kinda daft. Like a sappy love fool, wouldn't you agree?
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Together Housing Group mark International Day of Older Persons with supported housing event
Older people in Calderdale were invited to find out more about supported housing in the borough at an event at Hebden Bridge Town Hall on International Day of Older Persons.
Representatives from Together Housing Group, which owns and manages Mytholm Court and Mytholm Meadows in Hebden Bridge, attended the event as part of a week-long series of activity organised by Staying Well and Hebden Bridge Community Association for Dementia Friendly Communities Week.
Sue Lewis, Head of Supported Housing for Together Housing Group, which own 1,800 units of supported housing for older and vulnerable people across Yorkshire, Lancashire and Derbyshire, said: "International Day of Older Persons is a chance to celebrate our services which help older people to remain living independently at home with the care and support needed to manage. It is also great to celebrate the valuable contribution that many people continue to make to society as they become older, which is often not realised or recognised.
"Our support services, including our supported housing schemes, such as Mytholm Court and Mytholm Meadows, mean that as people get older, they are able to access a suitable home with the help needed to continue leading as healthy and fulfilling lives as possible within their local community. These are hugely important to good wellbeing and a good old age."


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The OpenChina Final Conference will take place on 5 November 2013 in Vilnius at the Radisson Blu Hotel Lietuva, i.e. the day before the launch of the European Commission's ICT 2013 event.
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Identification of Hitherto Unrecognized Arboviruses from Ecuador: Members of Serogroups B, C, Bunyamwera, Patois, and Minatitlan
Three hundred seventy-nine virus isolates were obtained from mosquitoes collected and sentinel hamsters exposed in coastal Ecuador from 1974 to 1978. These included four alphaviruses [Venezuelan equine encephalitis 1B (1), Venezuelan equine encephalitis 1D (35), western equine encephalitis (1) and eastern equine encephalitis (4)]; two flaviviruses [St. Louis encephalitis (3) and Naranjal (6)]; 11 bunyaviruses [Maguari (243), Playas (3), Vinces (33), Turlock (2), Abras (5), Babahoyo (3), Acara (2), Guajara (3), San Juan (6), Pueblo Viejo (3), 18 unspecified Gamboa serogroup viruses, Palestina (7)]; and one vesiculovirus (vesicular stomatitis New Jersey). All but Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus were new to Ecuador, and Naranjal (serogroup B), Playas (Bunyamwera serogroup), Vinces (serogroup C), Abras and Babahoyo (Patois serogroup), San Juan and Pueblo Viejo (Gamboa serogroup) and Palestina (Minatitlan serogroup) are newly recognized viruses. These isolates have enabled us to 1) expand our knowledge of the geographic distribution of recognized viruses, 2) expand our knowledge of the members of certain serogroups and 3) establish two new serogroups (Gamboa and Minatitlan).


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If the newest Amoeba Music Hollywood hip-hop chart above looks similar to the SoCal store's chart from three weeks ago, well, that's because it is exactly the same. All the top selling hip-hop releases from the past few weeks' weekly charts at the Hollywood store have been consistently selling well and hence holding steady in their respective chart slots at the Sunset Blvd. store. Both Jay-Z and the Black Eyed Peas' now months-old 2009 releases continue to sell phenomenally well, and not just at Amoeba but across the nation also. They are still simultaneously holding down spots on the Billboard Top 200 albums chart, ranking at #9 and #31 respectively on the national sales based chart. Meantime, instrumental versions of seven of the great tracks off the recommended self-titled BlakRoc album, composed and performed by The Black Keys for the emcees Mos Def, Raekwon, Pharoahe Monch, Ludacris, etc etc, were unveiled this week on the website The Black Keys Fan Lounge.
DJ Quest, the pioneering San Francisco turntablist who has been consistently pushing the envelope since the 1980's, has a busy weekend ahead of him that includes doing a guest DJ spot this afternoon (Friday) at 4pm on San Francisco's troubled Pirate Cat Radio 87.9FM. The station recently has been struggling financially to stay afloat after getting slapped with a $10,000 fine by the FCC. To help out the wonderful SF radio station, go to their website, or better yet, stop by their cafe/studios at 21st & Florida this afternoon when Quest is performing and show some support.
Tomorrow (Sat Jan 30th) DJ Quest teams up for the first time in a long time with his fellow Bullet Proof Scratch Hamsters (later renamed Bullet Proof Space Travelers) founding member DJ Cue as part of a recommended show at 19 Broadway in Fairfax that also includes Casual, Z-Man, Dopestyle, and 2010 Bea. 9pm show. $22 at the door. $20 advance. Tix and general info here. And for more info on DJ Quest go to his recently launched new website.
Also happening tomorrow night in the Bay Area is the cool sounding new (fifth Saturday) party aptly dubbed SAMPLEd with DJs Shortkut, Dmadness, DJ Platurn, and Mpenzi. According to Dmadness, this new event is "is set to be a musical history lesson slash name-that-sample game, slash these are the breaks, slash all-out shake your body down to the ground, now get down. It is a place where beat-heads, record nerds, music lovers and beautiful people will all converge for some top notch edutainment." The event is at Paradiso Lounge at 2272 Telegraph Avenue (between Grand & 23rd) in Oakland, Sat Jan 30. 10pm - 2am. $10. 21+ Click here for directions/club info.
Unfortunately I will not be in town (Oakland), so will miss out on the event. But luckily, I am in New York, where I am heading to the Hip-Hop Karaoke Championships tonight at the Fillmore East @ Irving Plaza. This is an event that I have always been curious about and look forward to checking out this evening. The dozen contestants will include the talented Jewish Canadian emcee RDJ and African American female rapper Damali, and judges will include Buckshot (Black Moon/ Boot Camp Clik). Fillmore East is at 17 Irving Plaza NY, NY. Click here for info.
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We may only be in the first month of the new year but the music world, including hip-hop, is losing a lot of talented artists. Last Friday, as first reported by the hip-hop blog RapRadar.com, Apache of the DJ Mark the 45 King & Queen Latifah-headed Flavor Unit hip-hop crew died suddenly. The exact cause of his death is still unknown. Born Anthony Peaks, the New Jersey emcee/writer was perhaps best known for his controversial early nineties, Q-Tip-produced hit single "Gangsta Bitch" (video below) on Tommy Boy, which riled up both feminists within the hip-hop movement at the time such as Dream Hampton and Kierna Mayo, and anti-obscenity/misogyny activists outside of hip-hop such as the Rev Calvin Butts and the late C. Delores Tucker.
"Gangsta Bitch" wasn't the only controversial track found on Apache's Tommy Boy album. Another was the semi tongue-in-cheek "Kill D'White People" and its accompanying promotional T-shirt ("Kill All The White People" -- inspired by the Eddie Murphy reggae group SNL skit). Ian Steaman, who as Rap A&R Representative at the time worked promotions, among other tasks at Tommy Boy, remembers how Apache "...could be a handful at times no doubt but he knew who he was as an artist at the time. And [he] stood firm on that, often to the detriment of his own career, and I'll always remember the 'Kill All the White People' promo t-shirts he insisted we make." Ian is one of the many folks traveling to Irvington, NJ today for Apache's funeral.
While Apache may have been known for these controversy grabbing songs that put him in the spotlight, he was actually happiest apparently working behind the scenes, including ghost writing for other artists such as Queen Latifah on her debut album. He would again work for Latifah in later years behind the scenes on the TV show Living Single. Ironically, after fading from the hip-hop world for many years, the artist, who had reportedly become a born again Christian, only recently had decided to re-enter the rap world, tentatively setting up some 2010 shows with Mark the 45 King.
Another (much younger and less widely known but highly gifted & promising) hip-hop artist to tragically pass away in the past week was teenaged SoCal beatboxer Jeff Da Beatbox Prince, who, according to Shing02 died from "nasopharyngeal carcinoma, which is a rare cancer in the throat and very sad for a young, talented beatboxer." Shing02 kindly visited the young artist on his death bed several times in the weeks leading up to his passing, since it was one of Jeff's last wishes to meet the LA based, Japanese hip-hop star. See one of the very sad & moving videos here of Shing02, along with emcee Cave, visiting the young artist last month as he is surrounded by his loving family and friends. The proudly self-described "100% Filip" West Covina, CA hip-hopper was only 19 years of age and never had a chance to shine and reach his full artistic potential. "We all hoped for a miracle but it was hard to see him in pain with the cancer spreading," said Shing02. Below are videos from both Jeff Da Beatbox Prince and Apache. Rest In Peace to them both!
Jeff Da Beatbox "Prince" (2007)
Apache "Gangsta Bitch" (uncensored version)
If, like me, you recently thought that you might have been hallucinating when you saw the (supposedly defunct) Vibe magazine on newsstands, fear not, you were not imagining things. The pioneering black music, culture and politics monthly magazine once dubbed "the black Rolling Stone," was launched back in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Warner. This Amoeblogger even contributed to it! It was announced last June that Vibe would join the legions of other faltering print publications and cease production altogether, quietly resurfaced recently in a newly reshaped format.
Now a quarterly publication with a broader editorial focus that attempts to include more lifestyle and other topics of interest, the newly revamped Vibe hit the streets and most newsstands in the past week. Not surprisingly, the online version of Vibe, which, like the magazine, has Jermaine Hall as its editor-in-chief (although longtime editor Rob Kenner is still involved), apparently plays a more prominent role in terms of readership statistics in this digital age. The new quarterly version of the magazine, whose premiere issue carries the imprint "Display under April 2010," plans on publishing three more issues in 2010.
Naru Kwina is one of the original Oakland rappers whose career spans 30 years and includes recording tracks with a very young Too $hort way back in the day. By 1987, under his then rap moniker Sir Quick Draw, he had released his own first record, the Baywave/Macola 12" single "Rapaholic," which was among the first wave of Bay Area rap releases. Kwina is one of the subjects in the new Rosie O Donnell produced HBO documentary A Family Is A Family Is A Family to screen this Sunday (Jan 31st) evening at 7pm.
Naru, who is featured with his wife Jora and their daughter Najorae in the trailer (below) at the :38/:39 point, figures that he likely will be in the final cut but doesn't know for sure yet and actually won't know until it airs on Sunday evening. "I have not seen the final cut," he said, "But I know that my daughter and I have a music video for a song called 'Love Is The Thing' that we composed for the TV special and there is supposed to be a full video of the song included in the show."
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Meridian Water is a major London regeneration programme bringing thousands of new jobs to Enfield, north London. Alongside new public open spaces, shops and community facilities, the development will have a brand-new railway station, which is being delivered by Network Rail and will open in 2019.
Planning approval, granted in June 2016, for the first phase of 725 homes at Willoughby Lane, the old National Grid 210-acre Meridian Water site, of which 136 acres is for development.
While being bound by the North circular A406 road, A11 and M11, the new railway station at Meridian Water will unlock the area for commuters, taking passengers south directly to Stratford London, London Liverpool Street, and north to Stanstead and Cambridge.
Eventually, the £6 billion transformation in Enfield will create 10,000 homes and 6,700 jobs as Enfield Council adds significant land acquisitions at Stonehill and Hasting sites. Supporting the Meridian Water development, Network Rail is delivering £170 million of improvements across the Upper Lee Valley from 2017 to 2019. The programme will enable two extra trains per hour and boost local regeneration.
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The lovely Sanne Bøg Larsen from Bookpres got in touch a few weeks ago about an interview. I had been following them on social media so was already very familiar with their work. In their own words, Bookpres is a content-driven design team based in Copenhagen, Denmark that uses design and technology to develop products that empower great stories within the world of independent publishing.
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Meet Mina Bach, a very talented and well-known freelance Book Designer living in London. Her style of work is based on a keen interest in typography and lettering, carrying a bit of the warmth of the Mediterranean as she is originally from Barcelona. She began her career in publishing at the age of eight as a self-published author, making series of comic books, and today she is working with some of the best within the world of traditional and independent publishing. We sat down for a talk with Mina about her journey to become a successful freelance Book Designer, what makes a good cover, and five tips on things one should consider when briefing a Book Designer.
Hello, Mina! Thank you for taking the time to talk with us. Could you please walk us through the story of how you got into the world of publishing and becoming a full-time Book Designer?
I've had the 'publishing bug' from a young age. Possibly inspired by all the books and newspapers in the house; my little brother and I spent all holidays and weekends writing and drawing very elaborate comic books. We would make multiples of each page by hand and staple them into little magazines that we would pop in the neighbours' postboxes, independent distribution by eight year olds!
Fuelled by my love of publishing, I went on to study a BA in Book Design at the London College of Communication and an MA in Communication Design at Central Saint Martins. At the same time, I did as many jobs and internships in publishing design departments as possible until I landed my dream job after graduation. After working in-house in different publishing houses for many years, I have now gone freelance full-time and love the freedom and amazing projects, publishers and authors I'm lucky to collaborate with. We all share a love of books, and the enthusiasm is truly contagious!
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Faced with falling exports and deflation risks, it suited much of Asia to let their currencies drift lower, until China's abrupt devaluation triggered a tide of volatility that is upsetting not just their currency management but also their growth strategies.
China's 2 per cent devaluation on August 11 added to evidence that its economy was struggling, and overseas it caused a ripple of panic that a currency war was in the offing.
Currencies and stock markets in the region have since tumbled to multi-year lows, pulling global markets in their wake, as worries about China played into broader concerns about global growth, a collapse in commodity prices and the timing of a rise in U.S. interest rates.
Suddenly, in a region still haunted by memories of destabilising currency devaluations during the 1997/98 Asian crisis, the option of a gently sliding currency has been taken off the table by a freefall that threatens a destabilising flight of capital, sharp market swings and a spike in the cost of funds.
Central banks from South Korea to Thailand have deferred rate cuts, which would put further downward pressure on vulnerable currencies, with the result that growth and stimulus plans are likely to take a back seat.
Bank Indonesia kept its main interest rate unchanged at a policy review last week, making clear currency stability is foremost among its priorities, even though the economy has slowed to its weakest pace in six years and inflation is falling.
"We will not follow competitive devaluation," Indonesia's central bank Governor Agus Martowardojo said this week.
The central bank said it was aggressively intervening in the rupiah markets and even mopping up short-term cash to stop investors speculating against the currency.
Indonesia is particularly vulnerable after a sharp loss of 14 per cent in the rupiah against the dollar so far this year, low forex reserves and a heavy dose of foreign money in its debt markets.
But even central banks such as India's and Singapore's are unlikely to be able to cut rates while markets remain volatile.
"Asian authorities have got to be willing to stomach high interest rates for a while," said Cliff Tan, head of east Asian markets research at Mitsubishi UFJ in Hong Kong.
Capital Economics analysts Gareth Leather and Daniel Martin said in a note to clients that Malaysia and Indonesia might even be forced to raise rates "if the currency sell-off became a rout".
Citibank has already cut its Asian growth forecast for 2015 to 6 per cent from 6.1 per cent, citing the volatility associated with China's weakening of the yuan, its slowing growth and the possible adverse policy reaction among other countries.
It cut its forecast for Thailand's growth to 2.7 per cent from 3.5 per cent.
Though Thailand has admitted its economy wil be weaker than forecast and had welcomed depreciation in the baht as a remedy, its central bank voted to keep rates steady in August and alluded to financial market volatility as a factor. The baht hit its weakest levels since 2009 this week and most of the baht's 8 percent losses this year against the dollar have been in the past couple of months.
"It's clearly a bit uncomfortable. I would expect them to start to think this is unwelcome volatility rather than welcome depreciation," said Richard Yetsenga, global head of financial markets research at ANZ in Sydney.
South Korea's central bank turned swiftly defensive of the won this week as it hit its lowest in nearly four years, selling dollars to slow the won's decline.
That's a turnabout from its tactics earlier this year to weaken a currency that had become less competitive against Japan's sharply weaker yen. It also kept rates unchanged this month, two days after China's devaluation.
MUFJ's Tan reckons Asian central banks could coordinate policies better and be more proactive in using their trillions of dollars in currency reserves to defend their currencies.
"Asian central banks are already on the defensive, but the question is a strong versus a weak defence.
"They have a chance to prove that, by driving rates up and making it very expensive to hold these short-term positions."
(Reporting by Vidya Ranganathan; Editing by Will Waterman)


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Prince William confesses that having twins would test his 'mental health'!
Are Kate Middleton and Prince William expecting babies no. 3 and 4? Prince William opens up about the possibility of twins...
Since the Royal pregnancy announcement was made,the world has been longing to know more! Is Kate Middleton having twins?
Will the monarchs be welcoming more than one adorable royal baby? The rumour mill has been churning and it seems the much awaited answer will soon be upon us.
Are Prince William and Kate Middleton having twins?
While we have no confirmation from Kensington Palace as of this writing, various sources have claimed that Kate Middleton having twins is more than just a rumour.
According to Life & Style magazine, a source close to the royal family supposedly revealed that Kate is pregnant with identical twin girls. They even claimed that the 36-year-old royal has shared the sonogram with her close family and friends.
But royal twin pregnancy rumours are nothing new. Back in 2012, sources predicted that she could be carrying twins because she was experiencing extreme morning sickness or hyperemesis gravidarum.
What's more, one of the magazine's sources claimed that William and Kate intend to honour the late Princess Diana by naming one of the twin princesses after her.
Prince William opens up about the possibility of twins
At the Centrepoint Awards, which Prince William hosted on 8 February at Kensington Palace, he made a remark to one of the guests, Raymond Stoner of Anston Properties. He said that since baby number three is due in April, he's getting as much sleep as he can in anticipation of their new baby's arrival.
Stoner spoke about the encounter to People Royals and other members of the press. He recounted how he suggested that having twins "would save them time."
"Twins? I think my mental health would be tested with twins," replied the 35-year-old royal.
The Duchess of Cambridge is due to give birth in April 2018, a month before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are slated to tie the knot.
But aside from her due date, not many details have been released about the much-anticipated birth.
As of this writing, the Duchess has returned home to England following a royal visit to Norway.
We have no doubt that regardless of their baby's gender, or whether they're expecting twins or not, they will be happy to welcome a new addition to their growing family!
Sources: People Royals, E! Online
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A few years ago, Bill Maher appeared on the (now shuttered) Charlie Rose Show. Maher is one of the smugger, less sufferable "New atheist" types, and has more or less made a lucrative career out of representing conservatives and religious people, especially Christians, as idiots at best and theocrats at worst. So it was a bit surprising to see a clip from his interview with Charlie Rose getting passed around with enthusiasm amongst many conservative (and Christian) politicos. In the clip, Maher draws the ire of Rose by arguing that Islam is a "unique threat" to democracy and freedom. After Rose countered that many Christians are just as intolerant as Muslims, Maher blasted the equivalency, pointing out that opinion polls of Muslims in the Middle East show majority support for capital punishment of apostates and adulterers—something not true of worldwide Christians.
Now, if you're used to the type of New York Times-style progressivism that both Rose and Maher typically traffic in, this was definitely a surprising exchange. Maher stood his ground when Rose tried to implicate Christians (presumably evangelicals) as comparable to Islamists—a comparison that plenty of progressives have and continue to employ. For that reason, I suppose, the exchange caused a bit of a sensation with religious, right-leaning folks. "Bill Maher sounds like a right-winger about Islam lately, and it's great," fawned a PJ Media writer. The Right Scoop's headline was similarly exuberant: "FANTASTIC: Bill Maher DEMOLISHES Charlie Rose in a debate about Islam and ISIS." National Review's coverage was more restrained but sanguine: "Bill Maher Defends Christian Right."
What fascinated me about this positive response from conservative media was how none of it mentioned a moment a few seconds before the "defense" of Christians. Maher, chuckling and with a distinctly Dawkinsian gleam in his eye, assured Rose that "All religions are stupid" and goaded a giggling Rose by saying, "It's hard for me to believe someone like you could believe in these embarrassing anachronisms from the Bronze Age." The moment, which felt distinctly like an inside-joke between two people who've never had an actual conversation with an educated Christian in their lives, was totally on brand for Maher. Nothing that Maher said in the rest of the interview mitigated whatsoever his disparagement of the IQ of religious people. Yet the conservative response to Maher's dressing down of Rose on Islam seemed to not think this mattered at all. What mattered was that Maher had said a politically incorrect thing about Islam and the West. For this, conservatives rejoiced enough to share the clip and express appreciation, if begrudgingly, for Bill Maher and his, erm, courage.
I soon realized that this episode illustrated something I'd felt but couldn't quite articulate. Conservative Christians cheering Bill Maher for criticizing Islam in the same breath that he insulted religion writ large symbolized some sort of realignment that was/is happening. Again, to these conservatives—many of whom are Christian—what really mattered was not that Maher dismissed religious belief but that he had held the line about Islam. To be happy enough about the latter that you ignore the former seems to me an unmistakable sign of your priorities. It means at least in some degree that offending Charlie Rose and the network suits at PBS is worthier of adulation than atheistic elitism is worthy of censure.
This is a small but meaningful example of a visible phenomenon wherein conservative and/or religious Americans are finding more common cause, or at least expressing more common cause, with strident secularists who champion free speech than with, say, religious (nominal or practicing) people who like to be PC and listen to NPR. The rules of sociopolitical life appear to have shifted, so that the really meaningful ideas that separate competing truth-claims are now ideas about manners. "To trigger the snowflakes or not to trigger" is a question that, today, will sort out worldviews and tribes quicker and more efficiently than a question like, "What is the chief end of man?"
Consider the fascination many evangelicals have with Jordan Peterson. I admired Peterson's 12 Rules for Life, but there's no question he is a thoroughly secular thinker with a decidedly sub-Christian anthropology. Of course, Peterson has some valid and fascinating ideas about life and culture. But the majority of evangelicals I see getting more and more interested in Peterson are not doing so for his insights about archetype but for his confrontations of feminists and transgender activists. It was not that long ago at all that Freud and Jung were non-starters for evangelicals. Now, a professor whose entire life work is dedicated to secular psychoanalysis can command loyalty from Christians on the basis of his punchy (and admittedly very compelling) interviews with progressives.
My point is not really that Christians are "compromising." My point is that the definition of "compromise" has transformed almost imperceptibly. Conservatives and/or evangelicals are facing a trade-off between things like free speech/gender orthodoxy/ free range parenting and things like theology and ethics. Which is more worthy of solidarity and celebration? Which is a better shorthand for confessional and tribal identity?
All of this was on my mind last fall as I read The Atlantic's cover story on America's "sex recession" and wondered, blankly, how Christians should feel about it. To sum up the cover essay, American young people are having less sex and fewer sexual partners, and sociologists are concerned—not because they want more teens to have more sex, but because the decline in adolescent and twentysomething sexual activity seems linked to a larger problem of delayed maturation, high aversion to risk, and an overall failure to transition into adult life.
The challenge here from a traditional Christian ethical perspective is obvious. On the one hand, the unambigous teaching of Scripture and the church's tradition is that sex is holy when and only when it unfolds in the context of a maritally covenanted husband and wife. Yes, "purity culture" had/has its big problems, but those problems exist because the problem of sexual sin exists too. Chastity and monogamous faithfulness are the way of Jesus. To that end, a "recession" of adolescent sex is a boom of flourishing, right?
But what do we make of the reasons for the sex recession? Perhaps it would be best to imagine a scenario. Let's say you're a pastor or lay minister at a decent sized evangelical church. You find out that, contrary to what was generally perceived to be the experience of evangelicals in years past, most of the teens and college students in your church are not sexually active. Great! After a little bit more research, though, you realize that this is less due to spiritual renewal and growth and more due to the following:
1) Porn. The young men especially have heeded the warnings about premarital sex and pregnancy and aren't touching the girls. But this "chastity" is compensated by widespread porn use, which you suspect is both taking the edge off the compulsions to physical intimacy and demotivating the boys from trying to look a girl in the eye.
2) Digital addiction. You notice that, while there doesn't seem to be much dating going on in the student ministry, just about everybody has a phone and 3-4 social media accounts. The girls in particular seem hooked on Instagram, and none the happier or more confident for it. Netflix and social media seems to be what the kids in the student ministry do instead of hang out.
3) Helicopter parents. It's less surprising that the teens in your church aren't sexually active when you realize that the vast majority of their waking moments are scheduled and supervised by their parents. The high school seniors in particular fill their nights and weekends with homework and extracurricular activities that will look great on a college transcript. They seem tired, unusually stressed, and unconcerned about life until they "make it." They don't work jobs and have little free time.
The question is this: If the "sex recession" in American culture is pretty much the sum total of these three trends (and that's where the Atlantic article lands), how should we think about it? Is it good or bad? By turning the trends of broader culture into hypothetical trends in your church's student ministry you can see how practically important this can be.
What does any of this have to do with the political realignments in American culture? The point is that the realignment of the public square forces us to express the fullness of our convictions. In this era of intense tribal sorting, sorting that often depends more on the baiting headlines of media than the actual consequences of ideas, the "Why"—in all its irritating nuance, temporal bandwidth, and un-tweetable complexity—is crucial. The conservatives who lauded Bill Maher failed to realize that dinging Islam for being bad just like all other religion is bad is NOT a conservative observation but a radically secular one. They failed to realize this because contemporary conservatism in America is a hapless media creature, lifeless except to the degree that it can generate 8PM ratings and clicks. Contemporary conservatism is not a "Why" worldview but a "That" worldview. The lack of a Why is precisely the reason in the Breitbart era the goalposts keep moving. Truth is whatever makes the other team angry.
And for evangelicals, the sex recession is a good illustration of why rich theology and robust ethical reflection matter more than truisms. To the truistic evangelical a sex recession is an unmitigated good because abstinence is an absolute good. But a truly Christian theology of sex would immediately tell you that sexlessness due to tech addiction or perpetual childhood is not the same as chastity. The trends driving the sex recession are not automatically good simply because they keep young Americans from sleeping together, just like the new free speech advocacy is not automatically good because it frustrates a certain kind of liberal. To get to this conclusion, though, you have to have more reasons than many evangelicals have.
In the strange new sorting of the public square, what's truly conservative or truly Christian is not always easy to discern. The good thing is that we now have many opportunities to identify and explain ourselves—if we'll take them.


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