PSI Sebut Anies Baswedan Jadikan Banjir Panggung Politik - Tempo.co

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Partai Solidaritas Indonesia mengatakan Gubernur Anies Baswedan menjadikan banjir Jakarta sebagai panggung politik. Anggota DPRD dari Fraksi PSI, Justin Adrian Untayana, mempermasalahkan pernyataan Anies yang mengatakan fokus kepada penanganan korban banjir.

Ia juga menyayangkan omongan Sekretaris Daerah DKI Jakarta, Saefullah, yang meminta warga menikmati banjir Jakarta. Mereka memandang dua pernyataan itu sebagai panggung politik untuk menaikkan elektabilitas.

“Pernyataan Pak Sekda itu menyakitkan hati rakyat Jakarta yang terkena banjir. Kalau Pak Anies mungkin memang menikmati banjir, sehingga beliau punya kesempatan untuk datang ke lokasi lalu menyapa warga terdampak sambil foto-foto,” ucap Justin dalam keterangan tertulisnya, Jumat, 28 Februari 2020.

Justin berpendapat, selama 2,5 tahun menjabat, Anies sama sekali tak pernah membicarakan langkah untuk mengatasi banjir Jakarta. Ia mengatakan Anies hanya bereaksi setelah banjir terjadi. “Itu pun cuma berupa aksi panggung. Sepertinya itu memang strategi beliau sesuai dengan survei baru-baru ini,” kata dia.

Justin mengutip hasil survei Indo Barometer periode 9-15 Januari 2020. Dalam survei itu, dikatakan kalau sebanyak 27,5 persen masyarakat memilih Anies Baswedan karena berjiwa sosial. Ia menuding atas alasan itu Anies tak pernah membahas langkah atau program nyata secara terbuka terkait antisipasi banjir. “Sepertinya beliau lebih suka dikenal sebagai gubernur yang berjiwa sosial dibandingkan gubernur yang mampu bekerja mengatasi banjir,” tutur dia.

Menurut Justin, selama periode 2018-2020, Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Permukiman Rakyat (PUPR) tak bisa menjalankan normalisasi sungai karena pembebasan lahan mandek. Ia mengatakan, dalam Anggaran Pendapatan dan Belanja Daerah 2020 Pemprov DKI sudah menganggarkan Rp 2,5 triliun untuk pengendalian banjir.

Justin menyebut yang dibutuhkan rakyat saat ini adalah kerja nyata Anies dalam menanggulangi banjir sebelum bencana itu terjadi. “Bukan setelah kejadian baru muncul seperti pahlawan dan bikin panggung selebrasi pemberian bantuan,” ucap Justin.

Sebelumnya, Anies Baswedan mengatakan saat ini Pemprov DKI tengah fokus bersiaga menghadapi musim hujan yang diprediksi masih berlanjut. Sementara itu, Sekretaris Daerah DKI Jakarta Saefullah mengatakan, tak ada gubernur di Jakarta yang tak mengalami banjir.

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KUII VII: Umat Butuh Kader yang Paham Jihad Politik Islam - Republika Online

Umat Islam perlu merapatkan barisan untuk memperjuangkan nasib politik umat.

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, PANGKAL PINANG – Umat Islam Indonesia membutuhkan kader yang paham tentang jihad politik umat Islam.

Pernyataan ini disampaikan pengamat politik, Chusnul Mariyah, saat menjadi narasumber sesi pleno Strategi Perjuangan Umat Islam di Bidang Politik pada Kongres Umat Islam Indonesia (KUII) ke-VII di Hotel Novotel, Bangka Belitung pada Kamis (27/2) malam.  

Chusnul mengatakan, persoalannya sekarang dalam rekrutmen masyarakat menjadi anggota DPR maupun gubernur melalui pendaftaran di partai politik telah dikuasai tiga kekuatan oligarki. 

Di antaranya oligarki politik, oligarki ekonomi yakni para bandar yang membiayai partai politik, dan oligarki sosial.  

"Oleh karena itu cara mengubahnya tidak lain melalui pendidikan politik, dakwah umat Islam terhadap politik," kata Chusnul kepada Republika.co.id di arena KUII ke-VII, Kamis (27/2) malam. 

Mantan anggota Komisi Pemilihan Umum (KPU) RI ini menceritakan, dulu strategi Snouck Hurgronje mengatakan umat Islam diberi masjid saja selesai. Umat Islam dilarang masuk dunia politik. Sehingga sampai ada yang ketakutan kalau ada umat Islam memilih calon anggota legislatif dan pemimpin karena Islam.  

Di tempat yang sama, Wakil Ketua Umum DPP PKB, Jazilul Fawaid, mengatakan perjuangan umat Islam di segala bidang perlu membuat strategi baru. Di bidang politik sudah ada partai-partai politik berbasis masa Islam. Justru yang terpenting adanya strategi perjuangan umat di bidang penguatan ekonomi untuk kesejahteraan. 

"Sebenarnya bagaimana caranya umat untuk sejahtera, umat terbagi ada petani, nelayan, itu bagaimana caranya KUII bersinergi untuk membuat cara kerja baru dan strategi baru untuk penguatan kesejahteraan dan ekonomi umat, kalau di politik udah ada PKB, PKS, PAN, dan yang lain," kata Jazilul kepada Republika.co.id usai acara silaturahim dengan peserta KUII, Kamis (27/2) malam.

Partai-partai Islam yang ada di parlemen, menurutnya sudah mengakomodir yang dibutuhkan oleh umat Islam, misalnya Undang-undang Pondok Pesantren. Disebutkan pesantren memiliki tiga fungsi di antaranya fungsi pendidikan, dakwah dan pemberdayaan masyarakat. 

"Fungsi pemberdayaan masyarakat seperti apa, kami dari politisi akan mendukung, maunya apa, pemberdayaannya di mana, dan tentu tidak hanya partai politik tapi badan-badan usaha ikut dong (mendukung)," jelasnya. 

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March at Garvan Woodland Gardens Features Flint-Knapping Demo and Celebrate Spring Event - University of Arkansas Newswire

Feb. 28, 2020

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The koi pond at Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. – Garvan Woodland Gardens will burst into bloom in March with its annual spring bulb display, along with photography workshops, yoga, health walks, an archeology event and an afternoon tea.

The annual "Daffodil Days and Tulip Extravaganza" begins in late March, celebrating the transition from winter to spring at Garvan Gardens. The display starts with blooming crocus, daffodils and hyacinths, followed closely by more than 150,000 Dutch tulips in brilliant hues. Spring annuals, dogwoods and azaleas also will bloom in the coming weeks. The timing of blooms is dependent on the weather. Up-to-date photos and peak bloom times can be found on the Garvan Gardens Facebook page.

The garden will host several "Spring Photowalks" on Feb. 29 and March 7, 14 and 28, all starting at 3 p.m. The Feb. 29 session will focus on daffodils and other early spring bulbs, including tulips and Japanese camellias. The March 7 session will feature Japanese cherry trees and the garden's two koi ponds. The March 14 session will focus on the tulips in plentiful bloom, with tips and tricks to enhance tulip photography. The March 28 session will revisit tulips with a closer look, discovering the unique personality of each bloom. Participants of all skill levels are invited, and any kind of camera, including smartphones and tablets, may be used. Walks last from 90 minutes to two hours, with a brief classroom session to discuss lighting, composition and focus tips. Participants will meet at the Welcome Center.

The Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design will present Design Camp the week of June 22-26 at Garvan Gardens. Early registration for the camp runs through March 2, at a cost of $225 for Garvan Gardens members or $325 for the general public. The cost increases by $50 for the regular registration period, which runs March 3 through May 22. Need-based full and partial scholarships are available. The camp is open to students going into seventh through 12th grades this fall. Design Camp offers students the opportunity to learn through hands-on projects, tours, presentations and discussions led by architecture, landscape architecture and interior design faculty of the Fay Jones School. For more information, visit the Fay Jones School website, or contact Ansley Higinbothom at faycamp@uark.edu or 479-575-4907.

The March art exhibit at the garden will feature photography by William Rainey of Mena, whose subject matter includes flora, fauna, railroads, waterfalls and wildlife. Rainey's work is on display in several Arkansas locations and has appeared in magazines in the United States and abroad. His photo "Calico Rock on the White River" received the 2019 People's Choice Award at an exhibition at the 1894 Gallery in Texarkana. The show will be displayed in the Magnolia Room from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 1-31. A portion of sales will benefit the garden.

"Group Health Walks" will be held from 9-10 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays beginning March 2. On Mondays, Sharon Turrentine and friends will lead a three-mile walk. On Thursdays, alternating staff members will lead a two-mile walk. Walks will be held rain or shine. Participants should meet in the Welcome Center, and pets and strollers are welcome.

"Yoga at the Gardens" will take place from 10-11 a.m. March 7 and 21, April 4 and 18 and May 2 and 16 at the Klipsch Amphitheatre. Diana Esanu, a registered yoga instructor, will teach the series, incorporating stretches, gentle poses, breath work and affirmations. A 10-minute guided meditation will follow. Participants are asked to bring their own mats.

A three-part herbalist series, "A Guide to Homegrown Herbs," will meet on March 8, March 22 and April 5 in the Magnolia Room. Tami Sain, a natural herbalist, will lead the series. The first session, which will be from 2-4 p.m., is "DIY Cold Frames." Sain will guide participants through the construction of a tabletop cold frame. All materials will be provided. The second session, from 2-3 p.m. March 22, is "Soil Preparation." Sain will discuss techniques for amending soil for seed starting. The third session, from 2-3 p.m. April 5, is "Seed Starting." Sain will conclude the series with a discussion of seed starting methods and practices.

"Mrs. Garvan's Tea" will take place at 3 p.m. March 10 in the Magnolia Room. This afternoon tea will feature a living history presentation of Verna Garvan, the garden's benefactress. Susan Harper will portray Mrs. Garvan while guests enjoy traditional tea fare.

The garden will celebrate Arkansas Archeology Month with a "Flint-knapping Demonstration and Artifact Identification" event from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. March 14 in the Magnolia Room. Members of the Ouachita Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society will demonstrate the ancient art of flint-knapping and identify stone artifacts. Participants are encouraged to bring stone tools, arrowheads and other artifacts for identification and sharing.

A "Botanical Illustration" class featuring toxicodendron radicans (poison ivy) will take place from 2-4 p.m. March 14 in the Magnolia Room. Ginger Ladehoff, a local artist, and Rush Fentress, garden education director, will co-teach the class. All materials will be provided.

Two separate sessions of "Garvan Rocks!" for children will be held from 9:15-10:45 a.m. March 21 and March 27 in the Magnolia Room. Sissy Hubbard, a local artist, will share the time-honored tradition of drawing on stones. Participants will create their own Garvan Rocks and hide them in the garden for others to find.

A "Right Brain Photography" class will meet from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 21 in the Weyerhaeuser Bonsai Learning Center. Eli Vega will show participants how to see with the imagination, using the right side of the brain. The workshop will be highly interactive. Bring any kind of camera to use.

The annual "Celebrate Spring" event will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 28. The event features face painting, children's booths and art projects throughout the garden. The Chipmunk Café will host pop-up snack shops.

An "Intro to Digital Photography" series will meet from 4-6 p.m. each Sunday from March 29 through May 3. Julia Mann, garden staff member and photographer, will demystify the process of learning to use a digital camera in the manual mode. Mann is an award-winning amateur photographer whose recent accolades include Best of Show in both the black and white and the color divisions at the Arkansas State Fair. This six-part series is intended for beginners with a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera. Participants will meet in the Magnolia Room and garden.

Garvan Woodland Gardens is the botanical garden of the University of Arkansas and part of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design. The garden is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Admission is $15 for adults, $5 for children ages 4-12 and free for children ages 3 and younger. Some events and activities are free. Some require a fee, advance registration or prepayment.

For more information about these events or to check on upcoming events, call 501-262-9300 or 800-366-4664. 

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Wakil Kadin: Banjir Jakarta Jangan Jadi Isu Politik - Bisnis.com

Bisnis.com, JAKARTA - Wakil Ketua Kamar Dagang dan Industri (Kadin) Suryani Motik meminta semua pihak tidak menjadikan banjir menjadi isu politik.

Motik melihat isu banjir kali ini lebih dijadikan pembahasan politik, ketimbang berfokus pada dampak ekonomi dan kesehatan.

"Iya (jadi politis). Sudah lepas. Ini isu ekonomi dan kesehatan. Supaya sama-sama mikirnya bersih," kata Motik saat dihubungi, Selasa (25/2/2020).

Motik juga meminta semua pihak tidak saling menyalahkan dalam melihat masalah banjir baik dari pemerintah pusat ke daerah maupun sebaliknya. Sebab, banjir merupakan masalah bersama yang mendatangkan banyak kerugian tidak hanya pada sektor ekonomi.

"Semuanya kerja sama-sama."

Motik menyarankan pemerintah segera menentukan kebijakan jangka pendek untuk mencegah banjir. Beberapa waktu, menurut Motik, pemerintah berhasil memindahkan awan hujan dengan teknik menabur garam.

Cara tersebut atau lainnya bisa digunakan untuk mencegah yang berlebih di Ibu Kota. Selain itu, pemerintah juga mesti memastikan seluruh saluran berfungsi maksimal.

Motif meminta pemerintah memasifkan kembali aplikasi laporan seperti Clue agar masyarakat tahu dan memberikan laporan jika ada sumbatan atau genangan di wilayah mereka.

"Jangan buang sampah sembarangan. Bukan waktunya main-main salah-salahan, karena semuanya janji kan," ujarnya.

"Janji saya (Presiden Joko Widodo) kalau jadi presiden Jakarta tidak banjir kan buktinya tidak ada. Sudah lah kerja sama. Setop blaming (menyalahkan)."

Pesan dari asosiasi pengusaha, kata dia, adalah semua pihak berfokus pada penanggulangan banjir. Sebab, setiap banjir besar di Ibu Kota atau banjir Jakarta bisa membuat kerugian hingga puluhan miliar rupiah baik dari sektor ekonomi maupun kesehatan.

 "Industri dan rumah sakit kena dampaknya."

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Dobrak Sistem Politik, Presiden PKS Beri Dua Solusi Permasalahan Umat Saat Ini - Indopolitika.com

INDOPOLITIKA.COM – Presiden PKS Mohamad Sohibul Iman memberikan solusi atas dua kendala besar yakni kendala struktural dan kendala kultural yang dialami oleh umat saat ini. Solusi itu disampaikan dalam Kongres Umat Islam VII Majelis Ulama Indonesia.

Kendala struktural, menurut Sohibul, adalah kendala yang tercipta karena sistem politik di negeri kita yang menyulitkan karena ada semacam entry barrier bagi umat Islam untuk masuk ke dalam kekuasaan.

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“Sistem politik ini yang harus kita dobrak. Inilah yang harus kita ubah. Yang paling nyata menghalangi kita adalah high cost politic. Politik yang sangat mahal di negeri ini,” kata dia di Pangkal Pinang, Bangka Belitung, dikutip laman pks.id, Jumat, (28/2/2020).

Ia menegaskan bahwa PKS berjuang terus menerus agar ongkos politik menjadi lebih murah. Sehingga umat yang mempunyai kredibilitas, kompetensi, bisa dengan mudah masuk sirkulasi kekuasaan.

“Kalau kondisinya seperti ini terus (high cost politic) umat ini akan terkena barrier terus. Nah Inilah yang terus kami perjuangkan ongkos politik menjadi lebih murah dengan cara bagaimana pemerintah memberikan bantuan melalui APBN untuk pengelolaan partai politik dan juga
proses kontestasi politik,” ujar dia.

Yang kedua adalah kendala kultural. Yaitu masih ada sebagian dari kita yang merasa belum memiliki negeri ini. “Bagaimana kita harus memperjuangkan apa yang inginkan negeri ini. Masih ada yang cuek dengan urusan politik. Harus ada upaya dari kita untuk melakukan penyadaran terhadap politik. Bagaimana menyiapkan tokoh-tokoh yang akan diterjunkan ke dalam kancah perpolitikan di negeri ini,” pungkas dia.[asa]

 

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Building collapse forces emergency demo in Albany - Times Union

ALBANY - A roof collapse at an Albany County-owned building on Elk Street has threatened dreams of a $10 million redevelopment and proposed historic district in the Sheridan Hollow neighborhood. The cave-in caused enough damage that the city will have to raze several adjacent privately owned vacant buildings.

Developer Kostandin "Dino" Kacani was set to start work on renovations in several buildings on the block where the 201 Elk St. building's roof fell in on Monday. Kacani said last July that the project's plans included a grocery market, workforce development space, a communal commercial kitchen, storage space and also stalls for local vendors to sell their wares.

Over the summer he gave a tour to neighbors, getting their thoughts on his plans for the multi-use facility in buildings that had been vacant for well over a decade. Kacani could not be reached for comment on Thursday.

"I was one of the players in the residential end of things in Park South ... that converted Park South from 10 years ago, the worst place to be, to a superb place to be today," Kacani said last year. "This would be that big thing that makes that big push ... to do the same thing over here, to rebirth this neighborhood all over again."

Kacani was involved in the redevelopment of the Park South neighborhood and had Sheridan Hollow in his sights as the next place in the city to help renovate.

"Someone's got to do it. When we sort of finished with Park South, this has been our second focal neighborhood," he said last summer.

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The demolition cost for 201 Elk St. is $112,000, which will be billed to the county. Much of the demolition had to be done by hand to avoid damaging an adjoining house. County spokeswoman Mary Rozack said she did not immediately know what the county used the building for.

Three buildings will be at least partially demolished and were bid out at $362,000, city of Albany Building Director Rick LaJoy said. Lajoy said the demolition on the county-owned building started on Tuesday and the rest of the work in the area may continue in to Saturday.

The city is going to try to save part of the buildings to help the Kacani keep his development dreams for the neighborhood alive, LaJoy said. But the final decision will be based on public safety.

"We just don't know how likely that will be," he said. "Our intent is to try and save any of the facades."

Kacani bought three buildings and a garage on Elk and Spruce streets in 2017 from Topos Mondial, a bakery machinery sales and consulting company, for $300,000.  The land previously belonged the Freihofer Bakery Company, including a cake plant.

Kacani's remarks last summer also included a dark joke that may have been truer than he hoped. "If I was just an investor, this would be the place I should run away from, because it's nothing but a money pit," Kacani said then.

A 2017 environmental assessment of the former Freihofer's building found that a roof collapsed in part of one building, and there was two feet of standing water in one of the building's basements. The assessment also found potentially lead-based chipped paint on the walls, and other possible contaminants within the facility.

The collapse at 201 Elk St., also may have ended any hope of a budding historic district in the area that Kacani would have needed to complete his project.

Several community groups, including the Affordable Housing Partnership, were working to get the state to recognize the area as the Elk Street-Spruce Street Commercial Historic District.

In October 2019 letter, the state office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation said the area, "appears to represent a cohesive and contiguous commercial area that would appear to constitute a historic district."

The buildings at 201 Elk and 240 Spruce were two of the key structures that would have helped qualify the area as a historic district, said Kim Alvarez, a preservation consultant hired to work on the district. One is already torn down and LaJoy said he didn't expect to be able to save 240 Spruce St.

That district would have helped Kacani qualify for two key tax credits, the New Market Tax Credit and the Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit.

"It's a pretty huge part of the financial aspect for a project of this size," she said. "These would make a very substantial investment in a very depressed neighborhood feasible."

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DriveNets gets spotlight during demo at Open Compute Project event - FierceTelecom

DriveNets is getting a spotlight on the main stage of next week's OCP Experience Center event. The Open Compute Project (OCP) has picked DriveNets, UfiSpace and Credo to give the first live demonstration "ever" of a distributed disaggregated chassis (DDC) model, which was first submitted to OCP by AT&T.

RELATED: AT&T drops DDC white box specifications into Open Compute Project

AT&T put its specifications for the DDC white box architecture into the Open Compute Project in September. On the same day, DriveNets announced that its Network Cloud software was the first on the market to support the DCC model. While AT&T has yet to say which vendors it's working with on the DDC model, DriveNets seems to be a likely candidate. DriveNets said last year it 400G virtual router was being tested and certified by an unnamed Tier 1 telco.

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DriveNets said in Thursday's press release that its upcoming OCP demo would be the "largest live demonstration of a distributed router cluster ever given in public."

RELATED: DriveNets moves the needle on disaggregation with new partner ecosystem that includes UfiSpace and Edgecore

“This demonstration is a key milestone in our efforts to open and disaggregate the traditional network architecture. The demonstration by UfiSpace, Credo and DriveNets is a great proof point for our vision of building any size router in a flexible, low-cost way – from a single white box to a cluster of white boxes supporting a single router entity of 100 Tbps," said OCP's Rajeev Sharma, software and technologies director, in a statement.

The demonstration will include a software-based router with a cluster size of 96 Tbps along with a mix of 100G and 400G interfaces. DriveNets is one of the vendors that are moving the telecommunications industry towards cloud-native networking software architectures combined with improved merchant silicon.

The disaggregated design is aligned with the vision of TIP (Telecom Infra Project), according to DriveNets. TIP has invited DriveNets and UfiSpace to be advisors on its Disaggregated Open Router Initiative in order to make sure TIP is in lockstep with the OCP's disaggregation efforts.

Network Cloud uses cloud-native routing software to support new functions in the underlying white-box hardware. DriveNets, which emerged from stealth mode in February with $110 million in Series A funding, said the vision behind Network Cloud was to simplify and scale service providers' rollout of 400G, 5G and other new services.

DriveNets has deployed Broadcom's merchant silicon Jericho2 chipset on its routing software that supports packet-forwarding white boxes, and also supports Broadcom's Ramon chip.

AT&T's DDC design, which was also built on Broadcom's Jericho2 family of merchant chips, aims to define a standard set of configurable building blocks on less costly service-class routers ranging from a single-line card systems, known as "pizza boxes," to large, disaggregated chassis clusters. UfiSpace demonstrated its open routing solution with AT&T during last year's Open Networking Summit (ONS.)

AT&T has said it plans to apply the Jericho2 DDC design to the network edge and core routers that make up its global IP common backbone, which is the core network that carries all of AT&T's IP traffic. 

DriveNets, which was named to FierceTelecom's 2019 disrupter list, looks to pose a large threat to traditional vendors such as Cisco, Juniper Networks, Nokia and Huawei.

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