Takaichi LDP landslide - watch with over 2/3 of seats : strongest mandate in living memory -good news for humans AI (Japan as world class benchmark connecting community actions and ai data model- also Jensen Huang's favorite country for diversity of engineering startupsGemini update relevance Norman Macrae (Von Neumann & Japan/Economist diaries) legacy to AI's Q2 AIWHI ED EconomistDiary.com 2/3 of brainpower involves Asia Rising -to map intelligence links est 1943
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 Sovereignty of Japan AI & \Engineering unique - history explains why its Jensen Huang's favorite space for science tourism and community application of machines with billion ti8mes more maths brain power

If you map the legacy of NET (Neumann-Einstein-Turing) Japan was first to implememt demings recursive qyailty systems making it able to value microelectronic innovation matching moores law 100 fi=old advance per decade 1965-1995. Japan shared this consequence with futures of Korea Taiwean HK Singapore until financial slump late 1980s. Nonetheless a generation of Japans digital twinning with us west coast brough supercity infrastructure, micro-design to electronic goods. advances in robotics. All of this aligned to consciousness of nature and ritual celebration of rising sun values. 

Japan is potentially the most exciting AI part=ner of deep community needs everywhere, but this has different first priorities for 2/3 peoples who are Asian and 1/6 people who make up the rich western-north or the poot west-south.Its just as well NHK media listens deeply with its social tourism programs such as somewhere strret 

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Friday, February 28, 2014

Breaking News- with thanks to our journalist networks at GrameenFrance and YouthEuropeBanking

The premier of the film of Obama's mama - Anne Dunham - her heroic celebrations of microcredit in Indonesia in the 1980s, and the inauguration of womens world banking is now scheduled for the summer film festival in seattle

 31st May Obama Mama - 6:00 PM
Intelligent, progressive, and steadfastly brave, Barack Obama’s mother Stanley Ann Dunham (a lifelong globetrotter who spent her teenage years living in Mercer Island) pursued an unexpected and profound life.
Stanley Ann Dunham was more than the mother of the first black President of the United States of America. As an anthropologist with a Ph.D and as a lifelong globetrotter, her intelligence, progressive politics, and activism made for a profound life—one whose inspiration continues to resonate through her son, President Barack Obama. Through interviews with high school friends and colleagues, film clips, and archival footage, Obama Mama explores Dunham’s travels from small-town Kansas to Seattle, Hawaii, and Indonesia as well as her work in the Civil Rights and Feminist Movements, her dedication to raising awareness of global poverty, and her development of microcredit programs to address poverty in rural villages. Dunham is indirectly responsible for some of the greatest contributions to American and global history, especially Obama’s revolutionary health care bill. She died from cancer at the age of 52 – and had incurred several hundred dollars of unreimbursed health-care costs each month due to her cancer being considered a “pre-existing condition.” The “largeness of her heart,” as her son describes it, is the centerpiece of this inspiring documentary.

Director Biography

Vivian Norris is based in Paris and holds a PhD, focusing on Globalization Studies at the University of Washington. Currently, Dr. Norris is an independent producer and director as well as writing freelance on Business, Film, and Technology for BBC Online and The Huffington Post. She founded Vigilante VNM Productions to produce independent documentaries with social messages. 
Sponsored by 4Culture, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Washington State Arts Commission, National Endowment for the Arts, Black Rapid Media, CityArts
Director:Vivian Norris
Premiere Status:World Premiere
Country:USA, Poland, France
Year:2014
Running Time:83 minutes