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Jasmina Cibic featured in the festival's core program titled Grand Hotel Abyss , supported by the Maribor Art Gallery and Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA) (Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna), at the Steirischer Herbst at Different locations in Graz, Austria
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A concert by Zlatko Kaučič, Alexander Balanescu, and Javier Girotto (BGK Trio), supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), at Porgy&Bess Jazz & Music Club in Vienna, Austria
The opening of the exhibition of paintings by Ana Kogoj, organised by "Sava" Slovenian Society in Belgrade, at Sava Society in Belgrade, Serbia
The sound installation Sound Disposition / Crystal Gardens by Robertina Šebjanič, Aleš Hieng – Zeron, and Ida Hiršenfelder, featured in the group exhibition Danube Dialogues, at the Contemporary Art Festival in Novi sad, Serbia
K-9_topology: (extended) Hybrid Family, an installation and performance by Maja Smrekar, and the performance Love Act: Marche Funèbre by Betina Habjanič, at the Extravagant Bodies Festival at Nikola Tesla Technical Museum (Hall V) in Zagreb, Croatia
The performance Moved by Voice, choreographed by Irena Tomažin Zagoričnik and produced by Emanat Institute, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), at the Pelzverkehr Festival of Dance and Performance at TheaterHALLE11 in Klagenfurt/Celovec, Austria
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David Krančan (Stripburger) at the Graphic Novel Day, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency and the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at the International Literature Festival at Collegium Hungaricum Berlin in Berlin, Germany
The screenings of the short films Nežka, directed by Gaja Möderndorfer (Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT)), and The Right One, directed by Urška Djukić, in the Competition section; and Slovenian short films in the Focus section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, at the Drama International Short Film Festival at Municipal Conservatory, Olympia Cinema in Drama, Greece
The puppet miniature Goodbye, directed by Jasna Vastl, and Session Bulgakov, directed by Matija Solce, both produced by the Ljubljana Puppet Theatre; and Snow Queen, directed by Tin Grabnar and produced by the Maribor Puppet Theatre, at the International Puppet Theatre Festival at Cultural Information Centre, Grič Tunnel, Kunst Theatre in Zagreb, Croatia
14 September to 13 October 2019
The exhibition An Atmosphere of Joyful Contemplation by Jasmina Cibic, presenting her NADA film trilogy, installed within a specially developed immersive installation featuring props and sculpture, as part of the Some things want to run, at Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow, United Kingdom
Conversations About Love, an original project by Jernej Lorenci and his team, co-produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, at Royal Theatre Zetski dom in Cetinje, Montenegro
Nina Šenk's compositions: Silhouettes and Shadows for Wind Quintet, performed by Slowind, and Scratch for Alto Saxophone and Percussion, performed by Masanori Oishi, at the Takefu International Music Festival at Echizen City Cultural Center in Echizen, Japan
Pursuit of Happiness by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper (Nature Theater of Oklahoma, US) with EnKnapGroup (EKG), produced by En-Knap Productions, at Walker Art Center (McGuire Theater) in Minneapolis, USA
The performance The Little Wire Girl, directed by Marjan Nečak and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, and no title yet by Simona Semenič, directed by Tomi Janežič and produced by Mladinsko Theatre, at the MOT International Theatre Festival at NOB Small Stage in Skopje, North Macedonia
12 September 2019 to 29 March 2020
Stripburger at the international exhibition of of current independent comics comiXconnection, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency and the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at Museum of European Cultures in Berlin, Germany
The exhibition I'm One Only If I'm Many by Irwin, curated by Zdenka Badovinac (Moderna galerija / Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), at the Curated by at Christine König Galerie in Vienna, Austria
The screenings of Half-Sister, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), and the restored version of The Valley of Peace (1956), directed by France Štiglic (Triglav Film), at the CineFest Miskolc International Film Festival at Toldi Cinema, Zukor Screen in Miskolc, Hungary
The presentation of the English translation of the book Your Head Is Full of Butterflies by the multidisciplinary artist Eva Petrič, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), at Shakespeare & Company in Vienna, Austria organiser
Concerts by Širom (Glitterbeat Records) at Postwar Cinema Club, Torto Night, T-Trane Record Store, Villa Romana in Florence, Genoa, Parma, Perugia, Italy
The exhibition And Now for Something Completely Different 10, featuring a kinetic installation Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? by Nika Oblak and Primož Novak, produced by Aksioma Institute and KIBLA Multimedia Centre, in the frame of the Crushing Hammers Exhibitions, at the Cairo Video Festival in Cairo, Egypt
Mojca Kumerdej (her book Temna snov translated into Croatian) at the Festival of World Literature in Split, Zagreb, Croatia
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A concert by Laibach at the Nocturnal Culture Night Festival at Deutzen Culture Park in Deutzen, Germany
The installation Between by Tanja Pak (Glesia Gallery) at the Venice Glass Week at Palazzo Loredan in Venice, Italy
A concert by Koala Voice at the Bathing Season Kultifest at Cultural Center Badstraße in Fürth, Germany
The exhibition Stripburger in Print: since 1992, presenting the best of Stripburger's 27-years long print production, featuring selected comics, graphic and printed works, silkscreen posters, covers, and special editions, with David Krančan, Andrej Štular, Tanja Skale and Katerina Mirović attending, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency and the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at Neurotitan Gallery in Berlin, Germany more
Presentations of SPIRIT Slovenia Public Agency and Centre for Creativity, Museum of Architecture and Design in Ljubljana, with an exhibition of recent production of Slovenian designers and independent furniture producers We Are Open!, curated by Mika Cimolini, at the Maison et Objet Fair at Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre in Paris, France organiser more
A concert by Leni Kravac, via INES#talent, Innovation Network of European Showcases, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Copenhagen, at the Live at Heart Festival at Elite Stora Hotellet, Watt in Örebro, Sweden
Boštjan Čadež (Aksioma Institute), Marko Batista, and Borut Savski (Cirkulacija 2) at the 3N Fair: Abandon Normal Devices at Youth Culture Centre Palach in Rijeka, Croatia
The world premiere of Stories from the Chestnut Woods, directed by Gregor Božič and produced by Nosorogi and co-produced by Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia) (with director and producer Marina Gumzi attending), in the Discovery section; and Slovenian Film Centre at the festival's Industry Conference, at the Toronto International Film Festival at Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto, Canada
Maja Smrekar's exhibition Survival Kit for the Anthropocene - Trailer, produced by Aksioma Institute, in the frame of the exhibition Postnature. The Future is Present; Star Valley by Marko Peljhan (Projekt Atol Institute, attending several panels) and Matthew Biederman; and the project Aurelia 1+Hz / proto viva generator 2.0 by Robertina Šebjanič, also attending the panel Paradoxes and Obstacles in Maintaining and Staging Alive Biomedia Art, at the Ars Electronica Linz at Gallery Space in Linz, Austria
The installation aqua_forensic by Robertina Šebjanič and Gjino Šutić at the GOGBOT Festival for Art, Music and Creative Technology at Grote Kerk in Enschede, Netherlands
Concerts by Širom (Glitterbeat Records) at Bohuslänsmuseum, Gerlesborgsskolan, Koloni/ÖGAT in Gerlesborg, Gothenburg, Uddevalla, Sweden
The screenings of Fosca, directed by Maria Chiara Venturini and co-produced by Viva Videnović (attending, Strup Productions), Petra Trampuž Bocevska and Domen Valjavec, at the Venice International Film Critics' Week in Venice, Italy
Concerts by Širom (Glitterbeat Records) at Alice, Det Turkise Telt in Aarhus, Copenhagen, Denmark
2 September to 10 October 2019
Vesna Bukovec (SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts) presents the video series White Performances / Positive Affirmations at the exhibition Ritals I: Correlations, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna, at Fotogalerie Wien in Vienna, Austria
A concert by Gallina Vocal Group, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Berlin and Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at the Uckermark Music Weeks in Berkholz bei Schwedt, Germany
Performances by Mark Požlep, Maja Smrekar and Nataša Berk and an intervention by Irwin, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), at the Transborders at Different outdoor locations in Mureck, Austria
The project Vestibular S. Observatory by Robertina Šebjanič (also giving a series of workshops) and Arnout Meijer, in collaboration with Transnatural Amsterdam, and Špela Petrič's project Institute for Inconspicuous Languages: Reading Lips, co-curated by Planet B, at the Into the Great Wide Open in Vlieland, Netherlands
The audiovisual project From Blacksmith to Miner, based on selected scenes from EnKnapGroup (EKG) dance films featuring live concert by Bratko Bibič, Vid Drašler, and Eduardo Raon, produced by En-Knap Productions and Alcedo Institute, at the Filmestival Neue Heimatfilm at Salzhof in Freistadt, Austria
23 August to 13 September 2019
The exhibition CODE:RED by Tadej Pogačar (P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Institute), co-produced by the P74 Centre and Gallery and City Art Gallery Ljubljana, as part of the European Capital of Culture Rijeka 2020, at Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rijeka, Croatia
Pursuit of Happiness by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper (Nature Theater of Oklahoma, US) with EnKnapGroup (EKG), produced by En-Knap Productions, at Rosendal Teater in Trondheim, Norway organiser
A concert by Perpetuum Jazzile at Castle Arena Finkenstein in Latschach, Austria
The exhibition The World of Art of Alenka Gerlovič (1919-2010) / Between Zagreb and Dalmatia, with acrylics and watercolours from the Museum of the Posavje Region, Brežice, at Modern Gallery Josip Račić in Zagreb, Croatia
Drago Jančar presents the translation of his book I Saw Her That Night, at the Grad Theatre City Budva in Budva, Montenegro
The screenings of Half-Sister, directed by Damjan Kozole (attending) and produced by Vertigo; God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya, co-produced by Vertigo, I Act, I Am, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Filmostovje; Stitches, co-produced by Nora Production Group; My Grandpa Is an Alien, co-produced by Senca Studio and Art Rebel 9; the premiere of the documentary The Daughter of Camorra, directed by Siniša Gačić (attending) and produced by Studio Maj, in the Official Competition; and episodes of the drama series The Lake, based on the book by Tadej Golob, directed by Matevž Luzar and produced by Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia) in the Avant Premiere Gala section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, at the Sarajevo Film Festival in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina organiser
The exhibition by Zuzana Pustaiova, winner of the Photon Gallery's Different Worlds competition, at Gallery STP in Greifswald, Germany
The world premiere of Oroslan, directed by Matjaž Ivanišin and produced by Staragara, in the Official Competition section, at the Locarno International Film Festival in Locarno, Switzerland
Powerlessness, directed by Primož Ekart, produced by Imaginarni Institute and co-produced by Mini Theatre, at the International Festival of Contemporary Theatre Zadar Snova in Zadar, Croatia organiser info
Concerts by zither player Franja Kočnik, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Berlin and the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at the Uckermark Music Weeks at Book Store Nils Graf, City Church in Berlin, Fürstenberg/Havel, Germany
The theatre performance 6, directed by Žiga Divjak and produced by Maska Institute and Mladinsko Theatre, at the International Meeting of Free Theatres Thealter in Szeged, Hungary
Seminars and lectures by Zdenka Badovinac (Moderna galerija / Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova), Miran Mohar (Irwin), and Renata Salecl in the frame of the international platform Summer School as School, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Priština, in Pristina, Kosovo
A concert by Laibach at the Laba Daba Festival at Ratnieki Recreation Centre in Ratnieki, Latvia
Pursuit of Happiness by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper (Nature Theater of Oklahoma, US) with EnKnapGroup (EKG), produced by En-Knap Productions, at the Aichi Triennial at Nagoya City Performing Arts Center in Nagoya, Japan
The performance Staging a Play: Antigone by Matija Ferlin, produced by Emanat Institute, at the Mediterranean Sculptures Symposium in Labin, Croatia info
A concert by Jure Pukl with Joe Sanders, Greg Hutchinson, and Melissa Aldana, presenting their album Doubtless, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris, at Sunset Jazz Club in Paris, France
The screening of Scout, directed by Alex Cvetkov, in the Official Competition programme, at the LA Shorts International Film Festival at Laemmle NOHO 7 in Los Angeles, USA
Screenings of My Last Year as a Loser, directed by Urša Menart, produced by Vertigo and co-produced by NuFrame, Sinhro Studio 100, and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)), Stitches, co-produced by Nora Production Group, and God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya, co-produced by Vertigo, in the Main programme; the documentaries Pero Lovšin - You Can, directed by Jani Sever and produced by Sever & Sever Production, and Sing Me a Song, directed by Miran Zupanič and produced by Arsmedia, in the Special Screenings programme; and The Bull, directed by Bojan Labović, produced by Makus Film, and co-produced by Staragara, Studio Legen, and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), in the Shorts programme; at the Motovun Film Festival in Motovun, Croatia
The first staging of the new play Sink or Swim by playwright and director Kim Komljanec, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London, at the WRiTEON Festival at Corpus Playroom in Cambridge, United Kingdom
Peer Gynt, choreographed by Eduard Clug and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Maribor, at Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, Russia
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Violinist Lana Trotovšek in concert with pianist Maria Canyigueral, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London, at Wigmore Hall in London, United Kingdom
A concert by Dissonance String Quartet with clarinetist Aljaž Beguš, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Berlin and Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at St. Elisabeth Church in Berlin, Germany
The screening of Consequences, directed by Darko Štante and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and Sinhro Studio 100, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Priština, at the International Film Festival at Armata Cinema in Pristina, Kosovo
Translation workshop with Jana Putrle Srdić, Vesna Liponik, and Uroš Prah, organised by the Centre for Slovenian Literature and Literary Colloquium Berlin, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency and Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at Literarisches Colloquium Berlin in Berlin, Germany
A concert by Tomaž Grom (Sploh Institute) and Samo Kutin (Sploh Institute) in Topolò, Italy organiser
The ballet performance Giselle, produced by the Slovene National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana, at the Mittelfest at Piazza Duomo in Cividale del Friuli/Čedad, Italy
The performance The Damned, directed by Dalibor Matanić, produced by the Slovene National Theatre Maribor, at the Ohrid Summer Festival at Dolni Saraj in Ohrid, North Macedonia
Screenings of Erased, directed by Miha Mazzini and Dušan Joksimović and produced by Gustav Film and co-produced by PAKT Media, in the Competition section; I Act, I Am, directed by Miroslav Mandić and produced by Filmostovje; Stitches, co-produced by Nora Production Group; God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya, co-produced by Vertigo; and two minority productions: the docu-fiction The Diary of Diana B, co-produced by December Institute, and My Grandpa Is an Alien, co-produced by Senca Studio and Art Rebel 9; and Nežka, directed by Gaja Möderndorfer (Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT)), in the Student Shorts section; supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, at the Pula Film Festival at Arena, Istrian National Theatre, Portarata, Valli Cinema in Pula, Croatia
Translator Jana Unuk in conversation with Olga Tokarczuk, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Warsaw, at the Góry literatury Festival in Nowa Ruda, Poland
Live concert performances by electronic musicians and vocalists Maja Osojnik and Irena Tomažin at the Heroines of Sound Festival at Radial System in Berlin, Germany
The performance The Fan by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Jaka Ivanc and co-produced by Koper Theatre, at the Grad Theatre City Budva at City centre in Budva, Montenegro
Nabucco, produced by Slovene National Theatre Maribor, at the Opera in Piazza Festival at Piazza Grande in Oderzo, Italy
Goldoni's Le Baruffe, directed by Vito Taufer and co-produced by Koper Theatre, Istarsko narodno kazalište Pula (CR), Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica and Slovene Permanent Theatre in Trieste, at Purgatorije Festival of Mediterranean Theatre in Tivat, Montenegro
The exhibition of watercolours Jacob's Ladder by Oto Rimele, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Washington, at Pratt Institute Brooklyn (DDA Gallery) in New York, USA
The performance Staging a Play: Antigone by Matija Ferlin, produced by Emanat Institute, at the Hvar Summer Festival at Veneranda Summer Stage in Hvar, Croatia
6 July to 11 August 2019
Les25, an exhibition of contemporary Slovenian wood design, curated by Barbara Predan and designed by Ranko Novak, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Moscow at Kirov Central Park of Culture and Recreation in Saint Petersburg, Russia
Our Violence and Your Violence, directed by Oliver Frljić and co-produced by the Mladinsko Theatre, at the Barski ljetopis Festival at Culture Centre Summer Stage in Bar, Podgorica, Montenegro
Concerts by Elvis Jackson, Atlas Erotica, Senidah, and Raiven at the Exit Festival at Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad, Serbia
Screenings of the documentary My Name Is Janez Janša, directed by Janez Janša, produced by Aksioma Institute and co-produced by Maska Institute, in the framework of Simposio, at Eni Village in Borca di Cadore, Italy organiser
The performance Great Expectations by Beton Ltd., produced by Bunker Institute, at the Spectrum Theatre Festival at Drauterrassen Main Stage in Villach, Austria
The performance Staging a Play: Antigone by Matija Ferlin, produced by Emanat Institute, at the Ganz New Perforations Festival at Zagreb Dance Centre in Zagreb, Croatia
The performance The Little Wire Girl, directed by Marjan Nečak and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, at the Viminacium Fest at Viminacium Archaeological Park in Požarevac, Serbia
Plečnik e il Sacro / Plečnik and the Sacred exhibition featuring 33 original sacred objects designed by Jože Plečnik and a video recording on Plečnik's religious architecture, prepared by Tone Stojko. Curated by Peter Krečič and Ana Porok (Plečnik House). Produced by the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana (MGML) in close collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vatican City, and with the support of the Ministry of Culture, Archdiocese of Ljubljana, and the Vatican Museums. at Pinacoteca Vaticana in Vatican City
The screening of Half-Sister, directed by Damjan Kozole (Vertigo), in the Official Competition section and a short film Playing by Lun Sevnik in the Future Frames section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
The theatre performance The Trojan Women, directed by Jaša Koceli and produced by Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica, at the International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama at Paphos Ancient Odeon, Skali Amphitheatre in Nicosia, Cyprus
27 June to 10 October 2019
The exhibition Dates 9 by Radenko Milak and Roman Uranjek (Irwin, NSK State, Novi kolektivizem (NK)), featuring a talk with artist Radenko Milak, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Budapest, at Ani Molnár Gallery in Budapest, Hungary
The exhibition Silent Witnesses of the Horrors of War 1915 - 1918: Bosnian monuments in the battles of Isonzo by Vili Prinčić at Pavarotti Music Centre in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina organiser
Writers Jani Virk and Vlado Žabot present their works at the Festival of European literature at Youth Center in Belgrade, Serbia
The ballet performance Hora - Cantata, choreographed by Edward Clug and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Maribor, at the Dance Brno 2019 at National Theatre Brno in Brno, Czech Republic
Theatre performances Stockholm, Pennsylvania, directed by Nataša Barbara Gračner and produced by Ljubljana City Theatre (MGL); Martin Sherman's Bent, directed by Alen Jelen and produced by the ŠKUC Theatre, Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre and Kolaž Institute; and For the Good of All, directed by Nenni Delmestre and co-produced by Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica and Koper Theatre, at the Golden Lion International Festival of Chamber Theatre in Umag, Croatia
A concert by Borghesia in the frame of Summer at MCA at Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Croatia
A poetry reading by Gašper Malej, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the Buenos Aires International Poetry Festival at Kirchner Cultural Centre in Buenos Aires, Argentina
The award winning journalist Boštjan Videmšek speaks about his book Dispatches from the Frontlines of Humanity on the occasion of the World Refugee Day, accompanied by the exhibition of photos by Jure Eržen, supported by the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Slovenia to the Council of Europe, at Council of Europe, Palace of Europe in Strasbourg, France
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The opening of an exhibition of paintings by Majda Skrinar, accompanied by a poetry reading by Gašper Malej, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, at UCEMA in Buenos Aires, Argentina
A very brief period of time, an exhibition by Lea Zupančič, supported by Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA) (Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna), at Das T/abor in Vienna, Austria
18 June to 15 September 2019
The performative installation Life [In Progress] by Janez Janša, produced by Maska Institute, at the Data Corpus – A vida decodificada exhibition, at Casa Firjan in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The theatre performance Realists, directed by Tijana Zinajić and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica, at the Fadil Hadžić Satire Days at Kerempuh Satirical Theatre in Zagreb, Croatia
15 June to 13 July 2019
The opening of the exhibition Forbidden Whispers. Laibach and North Korea, organised by Photon Gallery, featuring a concert by Laibach and the documentary Music is the Art of Time 3, LP film Laibach, directed by Igor Zupe (attending) and produced by Nord Cross Production, in the frame of Summer at MCA, at Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Croatia
Installation by Valerie Wolf Gang within the exhibition Across Space and Time / FLUID at Basement Gallery in Vienna, Austria
The international premiere of Rosa, directed by Katja Colja and co-produced by Casablanca Productions, in the Competition section, supported by the Slovenian Film Centre, at the Shanghai International Film Festival in Shanghai, China
The dance performance Fight Bright by Milan Tomášik, produced by Cortesia Cultural Association and co-produced by Dance Theatre Ljubljana and Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre, at Tictac Art Centre in Brussels, Belgium
Street performances The Invasion, produced by KUD Ljud, and Rest in Peace, produced by Priden Možic Cultural Association; and Goro Osojnik (Ana Monró Theatre) as speaker at the festival's conference at the STAMP Festival in Hamburg, Germany organiser
The puppet performance The Little Match Girl, produced by Mini Theatre, at the Valise Festival in Łomża, Poland
13 June to 6 October 2019
Riologia by Robertina Šebjanič featured in the Eco-visionaries exhibition, at Matadero in Madrid, Spain
Devised theatre performance Sorry, produced by Via Negativa, at the International Performing Arts Festival A Part at Teatr Korez in Katowice, Poland
Talks with writer Drago Jančar on the occasion of the translation of his I Saw Her That Night, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, at Faculty of Arts, Legislature of the Province of Córdoba, National Library in Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Mendoza, Argentina
Ballet performances Hora and Stabat Mater/The Rite of Spring, choreographed by Edward Clug and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Maribor, at the European Music Open in Oradea, Romania more
The dance performance Fight Bright by Milan Tomášik, produced by Cortesia Cultural Association and co-produced by Dance Theatre Ljubljana and Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre, at the Zagreb Dance Week at Zagreb Youth Theatre in Zagreb, Croatia
The screening of Slovenia, Australia and Tomorrow the World, directed by Marko Naberšnik (Perfo Production), at the Art-Football Festival in Moscow, Russia organiser
The photography exhibition Spatial boundaries and connections by Danica O. Kus, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London, at the London Festival of Architecture at Le Méridien Piccadilly Hotel in London, United Kingdom
The screenings of Liberation Day, a documentary film about Laibach's 2015 North Korea concerts (Laibach's member Ivan Novak attending), co-produced by Staragara, and the opening of the exhibition Guardians of Paradise – Man and Masses in North Korea, featuring photo material of the concerts, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tirana, at Kadare House, Musine Kokalari Cultural Centre in Gjirokastër, Albania
The pre-premiere of the documentary Music Above Berlin about the work of hornist Andrej Žust in the Berlin Philharmonic, directed by Jože Baša and produced by the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin and Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Berlin, at Cinema Babylon in Berlin, Germany
The screening of Consequences, directed by Darko Štante (attending) and co-produced by Temporama, Zwinger Film, NuFrame, and 100, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris, at Cinéma Les 7 Parnassiens in Paris, France
10 June to 10 August 2019
Sister Human 1 and Sister Human 2 by multimedia artist Eva Petrič, at the Cairo International Biennale in Cairo, Egypt
Photon Gallery presents Marko Lipuš, Rudolf Sikora, Balint Szombathy, and Branko Lenart at the Photo Basel art fair at Volkshaus Basel in Basel, Switzerland
A concert by musician and vocalist Maja Osojnik, at the Heart of Noise Festival at Para Noise Garden in Innsbruck, Austria
The screening of Scout, directed by Alex Cvetkov, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris, at the Festival Ptit Clap at Cinéma Pathé Levallois in Paris, France organiser
8 June to 9 November 2019
Jasmina Cibic featured at the group exhibition Real Beauty, at ADN Platform in Barcelona, Spain
A concert by Wild Strings Trio, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris, at Paris-Prague Jazz Club in Paris, France
The screening of The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, in Asunción, Paraguay more
7 June 2019 to 26 April 2020
Jasmina Cibic featured at the The ABC of Bauhaus , a comprehensive overview of Bauhaus' traces, ideas and legacies in the gallery's collection, at Kaiser Wilhelm Museum in Krefeld, Germany
The project Changing the Climate by Jasmina Cibic, featuring an opening performance by the artist and collaborations with local artists, at the Kaunas Biennial at Vytautas the Great War Museum in Kaunas, Lithuania
7 June to 11 August 2019
Tree of Life by multimedia artist Eva Petrič on view at the exhibition The Cured, at Radiator Gallery in New York, USA
7 June to 1 July 2019
Rihard Jakopič's painting The Moon on view at the exhibition In Touch with at Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade in Belgrade, Serbia
Selected opus of 7 stage set and costume designers/art collectives (Angelina Atlagić, Uroš Belantič, Mateja Bučar & Vadim Fiškin, IRWIN, Leo Kulaš and NUMEN) presented within the installation Warped Space curated by Barbara Novakovič Kolenc (Muzeum Institute) at the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space (PQ) at Industrial Palace and Prague Exhibition Grounds in Prague, Czech Republic
Photography exhibition by Igor Hrvatin, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tirana, at Kalo Gallery in Tirana, Albania organiser
Poetry readings by Aleš Šteger (accompanied by accordionist Jure Tori), Nina Medved, and Mateja Bizjak Petit, organised by Maison de la Poésie, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris, at the Marché de la poésie at La Pomme d'Eve, Place Saint Sulpice in Paris, France
The screenings of the documentaries Music is the Art of Time 3, LP film Laibach and Music is the Art of Time 1, LP film Pankrti - No Fun, music videos for Laibach, and excerpts from the film Bachelors, all directed by Igor Zupe (attending), and Music is the Art of Time 2, LP film Buldozer - Spit Truth Into the Eyes, directed by Varja Močnik, all produced by Nord Cross Production, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, at the AL ESTE Film Festival in Lima, Peru
Mojca Kumerdej presents the German translation of her The Harvest of Chronos, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at Landesbibliothek in Graz, Austria
Brane Mozetič, nominated for the Lamdba Award for his Unfinished Sketches of a Revolution, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the Lambda Literary Awards at NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in New York, USA
Screenings of Ivan, directed by Janez Burger (Staragara); Sweet Dreams, directed by Sašo Podgoršek (Arsmedia), and The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), in the frame of New Slovenian Film cycle, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, at UCEMA Auditorium in Buenos Aires, Argentina
The performance Thinging by Jan Rozman, produced by Emanat Institute and co-produced by Dance Theatre Ljubljana, and Unfollow Me, a proto-performance by Igor Štromajer (Intima Virtual Base), at the Performing Arts Festival Berlin at HAU Hebbel am Ufer in Berlin, Germany
I'm Just Like You, I Love Apples, directed by Boris Ostan and produced by the Ljubljana City Theatre (MGL), at Atelje 212 in Belgrade, Serbia
The puppet performance The Wizard of Colours, produced by the Maribor Puppet Theatre, at the Conference of Puppeteers and Puppet Theaters at Children's Theatre Branko Mihaljević in Osijek, Croatia
31 May to 23 July 2019
Plečnik on Brioni exhibition produced by Plečnik House (Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana) and the National and University Library in Ljubljana, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Zagreb in Veliki Brijun, Croatia
The exhibition Jewish Soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian Army on the Isonzo Front, prepared by Milko Kos Historical Institute and Center of Jewish Cultural Heritage Synagogue Maribor, featuring lectures by Petra Svoljšak (director of Milko Kos Historical Institute) and Renato Podbersič, one of the exhibition's authors, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tel Aviv, at Bloomfield Library for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Jerusalem, Israel
Concerts by percussionist Vid Drašler and bassist Jošt Drašler, supported by the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at Artspace Petersburg, Kühlspot, Loophole, Salon der Villa Plagwitz in Berlin, Leipzig, Germany
Hundred Toasts, a solo performance by Anita Wach, directed by Bojan Jablanovec and produced by Via Negativa, at Knap Centre in Zagreb, Croatia organiser more
Brane Mozetič participates in a number of events, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the Festival VAPoeisa in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Towards a Circular Economy: A Zero Waste Programme for Slovenia, an event prepared by the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Ministry of Economic Development and Technology, Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy, and Ministry of Foreign Policy, featuring the presentation of the book Thinking the Conditions of Our Time, edited by Barbara Predan (Academy of Fine Arts and Design) and published on the occasion of 2019 Triennale di Milano, Broken Nature, and a lecture Of Soil and Water: King's Cross Pond Club by architect Marjetica Potrč, supported by the Office of Economic of the Republic of Slovenia in Milan, at the Milano Architecture Week at Triennale Milano / Sala Lab in Milan, Italy
Before the eyes, an audiovisual composition by Simon Šerc (PureH) and Martina Testen, at the Magmart International Videoart Festival at CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum in Naples, Italy
The performance The Ninth by Via Negativa at the international figuren.theater.festival at Theater der Jungen Welt in Nürnberg, Germany
The theatre performance The Human Voice, directed by Ajda Valcl and produced by Slovene National Theatre Nova Gorica, at the Trinational Theater Festival D - PL - CZ at Gerhart-Hauptmann-Theater Zittau in Zittau, Germany
Peter Svetina presents his How Mr Felix Entered a Bicycle Race, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the EU-China International Literary Festival in Shanghai, China organiser
"Save the date", Slovenian and German-speaking publishers' afternoon organised by the Slovenian Book Agency at Literaturhaus München in Munich, Germany
Talks with writers Tanja Tuma, Miriam Drev, Darja Korez Korenčan and Gabriela Babnik, supported by the Slovenian Cultural Centre in Berlin, at House of Poetry in Berlin, Germany
The audio fairy tale Snow Queen, directed by Tin Grabnar and produced by the Maribor Puppet Theatre, at the NuQ Treff Visual Theatre Festival at Museum and Centre for Puppet Arts, NUKU Theatre in Tallin, Estonia
The theatre performance Emilia Galotti, directed by Igor Vuk Torbica and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, at Brno City Theatre in Brno, Czech Republic
Multimedia artist Eva Petrič talking to Richard Vine, managing editor of Art in America, at Austrian Cultural Forum NYC in New York, USA
An event in celebration of the World Bee Day 2019, organised by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London, at Conway Hall in London, United Kingdom
no title yet by Simona Semenič, directed by Tomi Janežič and produced by Mladinsko Theatre, at the Euroregional Theatre Festival TESZT at Hungarian Theater Main Hall in Timişoara, Romania
Tonight I Celebrate, a concert performance by Uroš Kaurin and Tomaž Grom, produced by Via Negativa, at the Antistatic International Festival of Contemporary Dance and Performance at DNK – Space for Contemporary Dance and Performance in Sofia, Bulgaria
LakeLess, a dance/beat-box performance by Maša Kagao Knez and Murat, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Tirana at the Cloud Festival in Tirana, Albania
The solo performance *oly *ary by Rok Kravanja, produced by Via Negativa, at the Queer Zagreb at Zagreb Dance Centre in Zagreb, Croatia
Jedrt Lapuh Maležic at the Pro-Za Balkan Festival in Skopje, Macedonia
Fragile, an exhibition by Goran Medjugorac and Amalia Perez Molek, organised by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, at Mirna Teresita Perottino Cultural Centre in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Screenings of The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Buenos Aires, at the European Film Festival at Punta Carretas in Montevideo, Uruguay
17 May to 16 September 2019
Impressionism from Dawn till Dusk. Slovenian Art 1870–1930, a large-scale exhibition organised by the National Gallery of Slovenia at Prague Castle – Prague Castle Riding School in Prague, Czech Republic
16 May to 28 June 2019
The exhibition of artists' multiples Made in China: Successes And Failures with accompanying performances What You Buy Is What You Get, organised by Made by China project Photon Gallery and supported by Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA) (Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna), at Photon Gallery in Vienna, Austria
The dance performance Tobelia by Rosana Hribar and Nick Upper, produced by Dance Theatre Ljubljana, and the theatre performance The Jewish Dog, produced by Mini Theatre and co-produced by Prešeren Theatre Kranj and Jewish Cultural Centre Ljubljana, at the National Festival of Small Theater Forms in Vratsa, Bulgaria
Slovenian Film Days in Pula, featuring screenings of Gaja's World, directed by Peter K. Bratuša (Felina, Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)); Cankar, directed by Amir Muratović (Cebram Productions); On Our Own Land (digitally restored), directed by France Štiglic; and The Miner, directed by Hanna A. W. Slak (Nukleus Film), organised in cooperation with the Slovenian Film Centre, at Cinema Valli in Pula, Croatia
The theatre performance In the Name of the Mother, directed by Ivica Buljan and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, at Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, Croatia
The installation aqua_forensic by Robertina Šebjanič (also attending a panel) and Gjino Šutić at Media Art Biennale WRO in Wroclaw, Poland
Photon Gallery presents Stane Jagodič, Rudolf Sikora, Vanja Bučan, and a selection of photography books including a book by Rudolf Sikora Sám s fotografiou / Alone With Photography, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London, at the Photo London at Somerset House at Strand in London, United Kingdom
Urška Djukić's live-action short film The Right One at the opening of the Cannes Directors' Fortnight programme; the Slovenian Film Centre presents four Slovenian feature films at the film market (Market Screenings 2019), Rok Biček, Cvinger Film, participates at the Producer On The Move; at the Cannes International Film Festival in Cannes, France
Liminoid installation by Saša Spačal and Matic Potočnik produced by Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory, a member of the European Art - Science - Technology Network (EASTN) for Digital Creativity, at the Queens Festival at Aalborg University Copenhagen in Copenhagen, Denmark
The puppet performance The Wizard of Colours, produced by the Maribor Puppet Theatre, at the International Puppet Theater Festival at Schlosstenne Burgstall in Wies, Austria
11 May to 24 November 2019
A project by Marko Peljhan (Projekt Atol Institute), curated by Igor Španjol, produced by Moderna galerija / Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana plus Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, and supported by the Ministry of Culture at the La Biennale di Venezia International Art Exhibition at Arsenale in Venice, Italy
The theatre concert Bloody Smokers, based on the satirical pamphlet by Svetlana Makarovič and directed by Tin Grabnar, and The Visoko Chronicle, directed by Jernej Lorenci, both produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, at the Montenegro International Theatre Festival MIT at Zetski dom in Cetinje, Montenegro
Aleš Šteger presents the translation of his poetry collection Berlin, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, in Shanghai, China
9 May to 30 June 2019
Pioneer in Video Art from Thailand, Slovenia, Norway since 1980 exhibition featuring also the works from the Video Art Collection of the Maribor Art Gallery, curated by Miha T. Horvat, Son:DA Foundation, at Bangkok Art & Culture Centre in Bangkok, Thailand
9 May to 31 May 2019
iMstrument installation and opening performance by Tomaž Grom, Sploh Institute, visualisation by Tilen Sepič, supported by Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA) (Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna), at KiG! Kultur In Graz in Graz, Austria
Aljaž Koprivnikar presents the Anthology of Young Slovenian Poets and his poetry debut Anatomy, and has several readings, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the Thessaloniki International Book Fair at Boris Trajkovski Arena in Thessaloniki, Greece organiser
Vinko Möderndorfer presents the Macedonian translation of his novel Like in a Movie, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the International Book Fair at Boris Trajkovski Arena in Skopje, North Macedonia
The puppet performance The Little Match Girl, produced by Mini Theatre, at the FEDU Children Arts Festival in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Writer Anja Mugerli and publisher Orlando Uršič, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the European First Novel Festival at Literaturhaus Schleswig-Holstein in Kiel, Germany organiser
Concerts by accordionist Marko Hatlak and singer/songwriter Vlado Kreslin, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Washington, at Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Washington, International Club DC in Washington, USA
Cell Phone Disco, an art installation that visualizes EM fields emitted from mobile phones, created by the Slovene & Dutch art collective Informationlab (artist Ursula Lavrencic, engineering Aleš Vrhovec and Janez Jazbar), supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Washington, at the Global Privacy Summit 2019 at Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, USA
The documentary How Much Do You Love Yourself?, directed by Nina Blažin and produced by Sever & Sever Production, at the Hot Docs Film Festival at Hart House Theatre, Scotiabank Theatre in Toronto, Canada
A reading by Tibor Hrs Pandur, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the Microfestival at Žižkostel in Prague, Czech Republic
A concert by Koala Voice, supported by MENT Ljubljana, at the Sharpe Music Festival and Conference at Nová Cvernovka in Bratislava, Slovakia
Suzana Tratnik at a group discussion My Youth Yugoslavia in the frame of Balkan Trafik Festival, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at Bozar in Brussels, Belgium
25 April to 26 May 2019
Lucija Stramec exhibiting at an international art exhibition Kunst.Netz.Art at Stadtmuseum in Saint Pölten, Austria
Transnational guerilla art school's Lesson HUXTRL for project Haben und Brauchen, conceived by Aphra Tesla + Miha Horvat GT22 and collaborators at Künstlerhaus 1050, Passagegalerie in Vienna, Austria
Anja Mugerli presenting her novel Spovin, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at the European First Novel Festival at Millenáris in Budapest, Hungary
A Slovenian-Czech symposium about Gašper Rojko and Anton Mihelič, the 18th Century rectors at the Charles University, co-organised by the Charles University, University of Maribor and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Prague, at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic
Dancer, improviser, and choreographer Jurij Konjar recreates Steve Paxton's Satisfying Lover, at the opening of the exhibition Gestures of Contact Improvisation, at Musee de la danse in Rennes, France
The performance The Little Wire Girl, directed by Marjan Nečak and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana, at the Festival of Croatian Drama - Marulić Days at Split City Puppet Theatre in Split, Croatia
Robertina Šebjanič at an art-science research residency on board of the vessel The Celtic Explorer in the frame of the interdisciplinary project Aerial/Sparks, in Galway, Ireland
Annual meeting of the members of the On the Move Network, and the Mobility and Culture in the Age of the Climate Changes conference, among participants Dušan Dovč (SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts), at Arts and Theatre Institute in Prague, Czech Republic
The theatre performances Our Class, directed by Nina Rajić Kranjac, produced by Prešeren Theatre Kranj and co-produced by Mini Theatre and Ptuj City Theatre, and The Bedbug, directed by Jernej Lorenci and produced by the Prešeren Theatre Kranj and Ptuj City Theatre, at The Vasilyevsky Island Drama Theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia
Philosopher Slavoj Žižek in debate titled Happiness: Capitalism vs. Marxism with Canadian Jordan Peterson, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at Sony Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, Canada organiser
Bina Štampe Žmavc participating in the event Europe in a Circle. Meetings with Contemporary European Writers, supported by the Slovenian Book Agency, at Biblioteche di Roma in Rome, Italy
Slovenian florists Sabina Šegula and Peter Ribič (Biotechnical Centre Naklo) decorate St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican for Easter celebrations, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vatican City, at St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City
Women and the Great War : WWI through women's eyes exhibition created upon the initiative of the Forum of Slavic Cultures International Foundation) and the partner institutions from eight Slavic countries, in collaboration with the Permanent Delegation of the Republic of Slovenia to UNESCO and the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Paris, at UNESCO Headquarters House in Paris, France
We Are Open! – 100% OPEN., a presentation of recent production of Slovenian designers and independent furniture producers, curated by Mika Cimolini and organised by Centre for Creativity, Museum of Architecture and Design in Ljubljana, at the Milan Design Week at Base Milano, Ventura Future in Milan, Italy
Artists' Films – artRESOLUTION, conversations, video and film projections and Video Discipline & Dreams, selection from DIVA Station video archive by Barbara Borčić (SCCA-Ljubljana Centre for Contemporary Arts), at Cultural Center of Belgrade (cinema and foyer) in Belgrade, Serbia more
The European Camarade project, and solo readings by Amadej Kraljevič, Tibor Hrs Pandur, Andreja Štepec, Muanis Sinanović, supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London, at the European Literature Festival UK at Burley Fisher Books, The Poetry Society's Café in London, United Kingdom
Dispatches from the Frontlines of Humanity, a book presentation by the award winning journalist Boštjan Videmšek, moderated by Adrijan Bakič from RTV Slovenia, in cooperation with the publisher Cambridge Scholars Publishing, at Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia London in London, United Kingdom
A presentation of Slovenian children's and youth literature at the national stand by the Slovenian Book Agency presenting also Miš Publishing House, Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House, Sodobnost International Cultural Society and Pivec Publishing House, and the independent stands by Mladinska knjiga Publishing House and Morfem, at the Bologna Children's Book Fair in Bologna, Italy
The ballet performance Stabat Mater/The Rite of Spring, choreographed by Edward Clug and produced by the Slovene National Theatre Maribor, at Teatro Sociale Como in Como, Italy
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Twenty-eight years after her affair with Bill Clinton, Monica Lewinsky appears not to have forgiven her former boss.
Lewinsky on Monday stormed out of an interview in Israel, at a conference after the interviewer asked her a question about the former U.S. President.
Lewinsky was sitting for the question-and-answer session after speaking about the pros and cons of the Internet at a conference organized by the Israel Television News Company on Monday.
The interviewer asked if Lewinsky was still waiting for a "personal apology" from Clinton, Haaretz reported.
Lewinsky became a household name after her affair with Clinton in the 1990s when she was working as a White House intern in her early-20s.
Often ridiculed, she became an anti-bullying advocate and activist.
"The exact question the interviewer asked first, she had put to me when we met the day prior, I said that was off limits.
The NBC interview that Levi referenced took place back in June. Clinton was asked by Craig Melvin if he ever personally apologized to Lewinsky.
"I've never talked to her. But I did say, publicly, on more than one occasion, that I was sorry," Clinton said during the interview.


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Die Villenkolonie Pasing II ist eine Einfamilienhauskolonie in München-Pasing. Sie wurde nach dem Modell einer Gartenstadt errichtet.

Geschichte
Auch die Idee zur Villenkolonie Pasing II westlich der Würm kam von August Exter, jedoch scheiterte er an der Planung. Im Jahr 1897 gab Exter sein Baugeschäft auf und zog sich schrittweise von der Architektentätigkeit zurück. Entgegen der vielfach wiedergegebenen Vermutung, Exter habe auch die Villenkolonie Pasing II errichtet, ging das besagte unbebaute Grundstück 1899 in den Besitz der Terraingesellschaft Neu-Westend AG über. Mehrheitsaktionär war das von Georg Speyer geführte Frankfurter Bankhaus Lazard Speyer-Ellissen. Die Erschließung des Areals erfolgte durch die Terraingesellschaft. Exters Schulden bei der Stadt Pasing wurden von der königlichen Filialbank übernommen. Bis 1900 wurden 90 Häuser erbaut, dann stagnierte der Baufortschritt jedoch. 1929 waren 106 Häuser im Bau für die mehrere hundert erste Anfragen vorlagen.

Die Siedlung mit zahlreichen denkmalgeschützten Gebäuden erstreckt sich heute von der Bahnlinie im Süden und Westen bis zur Würm im Osten und der Bergsonstraße im Norden.

Straßen
In Klammern ursprüngliche Bezeichnung:
 Alte Allee (Langwieder Straße)
 Apfelallee (III. Apfelallee)
 Barystraße (Kleiststraße)
 Hofmillerstraße (IV. Apfelallee)
 Lützowstraße (II. Apfelallee)
 Mark-Twain-Straße (Kirchenstraße)
 Marschnerstraße (Riemerschmidstraße)
 Pippinger Straße (die Pippinger Straße gab es bereits vor dem Entstehen der Villenkolonie Pasing II, die Straße wurde teilweise im Rahmen der Villenkolonie bebaut)
 Rembrandtstraße (I. Apfelallee)
 Rubensstraße (V. Apfelallee)

Anmerkungen

Literatur
 Pasinger Fabrik GmbH (Hrsg.): Architect August Exter – Villen Colonien Pasing; Publikation zur Ausstellung 2. – 31. Okt. 1993; Buchendorfer Verlag, München 1993; ISBN 3-927984-19-1
 Renate Mayer-Zaky, Reinhard Bauer: Pasing. Stadt in der Stadt. Das Stadtteilbuch. 1996, ISBN 3-923395-02-7.
 Michael Petzet, Heinrich Habel, Johannes Hallinger, Timm Weski: Denkmäler in Bayern: Landeshauptstadt München Mitte. 3 Bände. Edition Lipp, 2009, ISBN 978-3-87490-586-2.

Weblinks
 Jutta Czeguhn: Streit um Denkmalschutz. Schauspieler Fitz blitzt ab In: Süddeutsche Zeitung vom 21. April 2015

Stadtviertel von München
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Denkmalgeschütztes Ensemble in München

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Let's Take a Walk Inside India's Largest Temple
The Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple in Trichy is like a bustling little town in itself
In the heart of Tamil Nadu, in the temple town of Trichy aka Tiruchirappalli, sits a larger-than-life Kovil (temple in Tamil) that can be spotted easily from over a mile away. The Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple, located on the island of Srirangam, between the two rivers Kollidam and Cauvery, is said to be the first among the 108 divya desam (temples) dedicated to Lord Vishnu. I is mentioned in 2000 year old scriptures and its provenance is unknown, say experts. We take a walk in the precincts of this UNESCO world heritage site, scroll down for some magnificence!
Temple or town?
Sri Ranganatha Temple is the world's largest functioning Hindu temple. According to Chennai-based historian Dr Chitra Madhavan, who has authored a book on the Srirangam temple of Trichy, references to the temple have been found in literature dating back to 2nd century AD. "There are various references to the Srirangam temple which indicate that it may have existed even before this era. Over the centuries, various dynasties such as the Cholas, Vijayanagara kings, the Nayars, and the Pandyas have contributed to the temple's structure," adds Madhavan. It is spread over 156 acres and a lively community thrives within the precincts—shops selling puja samagri and traditional kitchenware, hawkers with indigenous foods brought from the villages surrounding Trichy, pushcarts piled with sweets and halwas; and small restaurants catering to tourists and travelers make brisk business.
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An Architectural Splendour
Constructed in the Dravidian style of architecture, the temple complex features seven enclosures with massive walls. There are 21 impressive gopurams creating concentric circles towards the main sanctum, 50 sub shrines, 9 sacred pools, a gilded dome (Vimana), a 1000-pillar hall and innumerable frescos created at different points in history.
A sneak peek of the entrance, one of the stone sculptures, and a mandapa at the Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple
Dr Madhavan and Dakshin Diaries host Rakesh Raghunathan at the 1000-pillar hall
Sun rays hitting the 1000-pillar hall
The legend of the Vellai Gopuram
The Srirangam Temple is home to one of the tallest gopurams in Tamil Nadu called the Vellai Gopuram. Located at the eastern entrance of the temple, this 44-metre tall structure stands out among the 21 others since it is the only gopuram painted white (vellai in Tamil). Why white, you may ask? Madhavan tells us of an interesting 14-century legend associated with the Vellai gopuram of Srirangam. In 1323, the Srirangam Temple was invaded by the Sultanate forces. They attacked and took away a major chunk of the temple treasures. However, when the forces tried to seize the idol of Namperumal, one of the most important idols at the sacred site, a devadasi (temple dancer) named Vellaiammal stepped in to save the day. "Vellaiammal was very unhappy with the situation. So, she lured the leader of the invaders to the top of this gopuram and once there, pushed him down. But she was also dismayed at having killed a man, and she too jumped down the gopuram. Her sacrifice was honoured by painting the gopuram vellai, which is white in Tamil."
The reclining statue of Ranganatha
Srirangam has a rare, reclining statue of Vishnu, the presiding deity of the temple. Of the many legends around this, Madhavan shares the most popular one: "When Rama returned from Sri Lanka after having defeated Ravana, he gifted an idol of Lord Vishnu to Ravana's brother Vibhishana, as a token of gratitude for helping his side in the Lanka war to rescue Sita. On his way back to Lanka, with the idol in hand, Vibhishana took a brief halt at Thiruchirapalli, or Trichy, placing the idol down to perform his evening prayers. When he tried to lift it again, he found it couldn't be moved from the spot. Vibhishana was disappointed. This is when Lord Vishnu appeared and reassured him that the idol would always face south, towards Lanka," explains Madhavan. That's also the reason the Srirangam temple entrance is located in the south.
A wall painting of Sheshahi Vishnu at the temple
Old Inscriptions and Stories of Yore
Over 600 inscriptions on the temple walls, towers, and pillars, written in Tamil and a few other languages, is a treat for epigraphists. According to Madhavan, they share interesting and valuable information about the history, culture, and economy of the region over hundreds of years. "The inscriptions talk about the kings as well as citizens who patronised, contributed and built the temple over the centuries; of measures of lands donated to it, of the rich economic and cultural history that it was the epicentre of," explains Madhavan.
Prasadam Platters
On regular days, the Srirangam temple kitchen churns out delicacies such as dosai, venu pongal, sukku vellam, aravanai, sweet chapati, plain rice (suddha annam), adhirasam (malpua), and milagu rasam. During the 20 days of Vaikuntha Ekadashi, which takes place between February and March every year, sambara dosa and selvai appam are the highlights. The temple prasadam is prepared in pure ghee and distributed among devotees, after being offered to the temple deities. On any given day at the temple shop that devotees make a beeling for, you can buy various kinds of Pongals (rice dishes) such as tamarind rice (puliogare), sweet pongal, Thair sadam (curd rice), Boondi laddus and Murukku (crunchy lentis and rice curls).
Watch the making of adhirasam at the Srirangam Temple here:
Gorge on Godam halwa
Step outside the grand hallways with fluted columns and spectacular frescos and sculptures and you step into a bustling town that lives within the temple. If you have a curious eye, you'll stop to inspect the hawkers selling indigenous fare--roots, tubers, herbs and halwas! Pushcarts loaded with mounds of red and yellow Godam halwa are parked along the walking paths. The sticky, glutenous halwa, is made from Godam or wheat and ghee, with dry fruits stuck inside. It is a pretty popular sweet in this region, and especially sold outside temples and places of worship.
Roots, Tubers and the Wonder of Local Foods
For scores of small farmers and hawkers of their produce, the precincts of the Srirangam Temple are a great place to sell their wares. If you love to explore local foods, walking along the paths leading out of the concentric circles created by the gopurams, you will stumble upon men and women sitting behind heaps of roots like mango ginger, fresh turmeric, kasturimanjal and other aromatics used in Ayurveda. There are numerous varieties of beautifully coloured spuds and tubers, such as the palm sprouts or Panag Kilangu, a popular food in Tamil Nadu. Try them, steamed or salted, they're worth a go and you might come back for more!
Photo courtesy: Priyamvada Kowshik and Prateek Sharma
Featured image, Vellai Gopuram, and Vishnu painting: Shutterstock
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Q: Insert data to .docx and .odt in PHP We insert data from a database into a word-document (Word 2007). There are tables in it, and every set of data should be on a seperate page. Right now PHPWord covers our needs pretty good. But some of our customers use OpenOffice.org, and PHPWord doesnt seem to create a 100% correct Word-Document. Word can handle that errors, but OpenOffice cant.
So, my question is: Is there any other good PHP-library that creates documents both Editors can read, or is it better use a library for Word and another one for OpenOffice.org? (For OpenOffice.org I would use http://www.odtphp.com/). I would prefer to use a single library which creates a Word document.

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The files were missformated in OpenOffice.org because PhpWord formats the xml with spaces and newlines. Word removes this lines and shows the document how its supposed to be, but OOo inserts a newline for every newline in the xml-doc in the document is shows. Changing the lines 79 and 84 inside Shared/XMLWriter.php did the trick.
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WARREN, Mich. — In mid-September, 1997, a caravan of '98 Corvette Convertibles will head across the country for a nostalgic drive down U.S. Highway 66 -- better known to most Americans as "Route 66." This landmark event -- known as Corvette's "Return to the Road" -- marks the first major public appearance by the 'Vette Convertible, the newest iteration of the fifth generation Corvette introduced in January.
The caravan of Corvettes will travel the entire 2,400 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica, with stops along the way to meet with the media and Corvette fans. The trip down "The Mother Road" gets its inspiration from the early 60's TV show "Route 66", which starred a '61 Corvette Convertible.
Route 66 doesn't appear on most maps. But in the minds and hearts of many Americans, Route 66 is and always will be "America's Main Street." At one time, Route 66 was one of the country's best known thoroughfares. The small towns, tourist traps and quirky attractions along the way made Route 66 a destination in itself.
According to Almond, interest is growing as the date of the caravan draws near. Local celebrities, journalists, city officials and Corvette Club members have all expressed interest in being a part of the history-making event.
Chevrolet personnel, local dignitaries and select journalists will be driving the cars. Owners of vintage Corvettes who want to follow the caravan can find out more about Chevrolet's plans by contacting the Corvette "Return to the Road" headquarters at 1-800-336-6038 (or by fax at 1-800-663-7145).
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Owners of a successful blog that has a large following may sometimes have the need to use guest bloggers. An example of when this practice may be a good idea is when the owner of a popular blog will be unavailable to post new blog entries for an extended period of time. In this case the lack of blog updates may cause the blog to lose traffic so it would be prudent for the blog owner to make arrangements for a guest blogger or a series of guest bloggers to post new items during his absence. The blogger may also wish to announce the intention to use guest bloggers during this period of time to ensure loyal blog visitors are aware of the situation and that it is only temporary. This article will discuss aspects of using guest bloggers such as advertising for guest bloggers, selecting guest bloggers and compensating guest bloggers.
There are a number of locations where a blog owner can advertise for guest bloggers. Job boards specifically for bloggers or freelance writers are an excellent option for finding guest bloggers. Job boards for bloggers are frequently visited by experienced bloggers who are looking for new opportunities to blog for compensation. These bloggers may have specific experience with the subject matter of the blog or may simply be adept at creating interesting blogs on a variety of subjects. Job boards for freelance writers are another great option. These writers may not necessarily have experience blogging but they may have other writing experience that is useful. Blog owners should consider posting a detailed messaged specifying the type of work required and duration of the project and asking for clips from the writers which can be used to verify the writer's skill level.
Blog owners may also wish to advertise for guest bloggers on message boards related to the subject of the blog. Visitors of this blog may not necessarily have writing experience but will likely be quite knowledgeable about the subject of the blog and therefore be capable of producing interesting and insightful blogs.
Selecting a guest blogger should be done carefully to ensure the guest blogger is reliable and capable of producing articulate, informative and interesting blog posts. Blog owners who advertise for a guest blogger on job boards for bloggers and freelance writers should ask for clips demonstrating the writer's ability to write blogs which are interesting and informative. When advertising on a message board for a guest blogger, the blog owner might want to consider using the applicant's previous posts to evaluate his writing ability and knowledge of the subject matter. He should also consider the type of response the applicant's message board postings typically elicit. This is important because it is a good indication of the type of response the blogs will elicit. Blog owners should also ask the applicants for references and should contact these references to obtain information about the bloggers work ethic and ability to complete projects.
Blog owners should also carefully consider how they intend to compensate guest bloggers. This can be done in the form of financial compensation or through allowing the guest blogger to post a brief biography with a link to his personal website or blog at the conclusion of the blog post. The latter form of compensation is essentially free advertisement space for the guest blogger. The blog owner may also wish to compensate the guest blogger with a combination of money and free advertising space. Regardless of the method of compensation chosen the blog owner should discuss this with the guest blogger before work commences and should enter a written contract with the guest blogger which explicitly states the terms of the compensation to avoid disputes.


To examine whether adjuvant magnesium therapy administered via nebuliser is effective in the management of patients with acute exacerbations of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
Null Hypothesis: In patients with COPD, there is no difference in Forced Expiratory Volume in One second (FEV1) (primary outcome) between those given salbutamol with adjuvant magnesium sulphate and those given treatment as usual (salbutamol alone).
North & East Devon REC (ref: 06/Q2102/80) provisional approval subject to minor amendments 17/10/06.
This is a double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled study comparing adjuvant nebulised magnesium therapy with standard Emergency Department (ED) treatment of acute exacerbations of COPD.
1. Control Arm: Salbutamol (2.5 mg in 2.5 ml) diluted in Normal Saline 2.5 ml to make up a 5 ml solution (placebo).
2. Experimental Arm: Salbutamol (2.5 mg in 2.5 ml) diluted in isotonic magnesium (2.5 ml of 0.25 mmol/ml [61.75 mg/ml] magnesium) to make up a 5 ml solution for nebulisation.


From the chief product officer of Flipkart to revolutionising the healthcare space with Suki, Punit Soni has been a major hustler in India's and Silicon Valley's startup ecosystems.
His success story as an entrepreneur hit yet another milestone when Suki recently a raised $20 Mn funding led by Venrock, First Round, Social Capital, individual Googlers, and other angels including Nat Turner of Flatiron Health and Marc Benioff (CEO of Salesforce).
With Suki, Punit Soni is building an artificial intelligence (AI) product which intends to reinvent healthcare using cutting-edge machine learning and conversational voice.
It's a digital assistant that helps doctors take care of their patients better by offloading most of their administrative and overtime work, assisting them at the clinical end.
From Flipster to entrepreneur, Soni's product understanding remains unmatched. With several product startups coming up in India right now, one of the top concerns of a startup founder is to find a good team.
So, when we hosted Punit Soni on Inc42 Facebook Live AMA, we sought to understand from him that what he looks for while building a product team and how he thinks it should be structured in the initial stages of a startup.
Soni believes it all depends on what problem you are solving.
Therefore, one of the first people Punit Soni hired was someone who has actually done sales in go-to-market in three healthcare systems/tech companies over the last 15 years. He hired an MD from Stanford who has been a trauma surgeon for six years as his head of product.
Soni emphasised that it was pretty obvious to him that he needed someone who was a clinician because they would understand how the product can work better than someone who's just worked on product.
Punit Soni believes that you can build a team once you have identified what skill sets you need and what problem you are solving and what you have.
He further explained that if you go about it in this manner, the best people are going to come and work for you.
But a product company needs a chief product officer. How different is this role is in a big organisation vs a young startup?
Soni explained that in a big organisation, the head of product's job is to be the voice of the consumer.
"The head of product brings idealism to the table about the vision and what the organisation wants to build. Sometimes, that is untainted by the tactical and real pressures of sales and what we need to do to keep moving the company. The product head is also the glue that joins or marries the sales and the design engineering with each other," he adds.
So, the chief product officer, in many ways, is a tactician, a diplomat, an idealist — a pretty difficult role to address, especially in a large company.
But, Punit Soni believes that in a small startup, for the most part, there should be no chief product officer.
"The founder or the CEO is the chief product officer. I actually got a product head because I am building something in healthcare and I needed a person who had spent a lot of time as a doctor in health systems. And no matter what I do, I just don't have the expertise to put myself in the shoes of clinicians," he elaborates.
Therefore, Soni believes unless that's the situation you are in, there is no real need for a chief product officer in a startup. You are just wasting money.


What comes to your mind when you think of the Africa Cup of Nations? Swashbuckling football with little focus on defense, controversial refereeing and horrible goalkeeping. And when you think of favorites and top-ranked teams? Ghana and Asamoah Gyan, Ivory Coast and Didier Drogba, or Cameroon and Samuel Eto'o. The CAN-2015 host did not win the championship, but even bold forecasts could not predict that Equatorial Guinea would advance to knockout stage and become a top-four team in the continent. The history of success is challenging.
In January 2011, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced Morocco would host the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations. Just like in 1988, when it hosted the 16th edition of the CAN, the country was deliberately preparing its venues for the tournament, and local fans were eagerly waiting for the event. But the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa in early 2014 made adjustments to the schedule.
Morocco requested CAF to postpone the tournament for 2016, as it feared a massive influx of fans from virus affected countries. But the CAF Board decided to keep the date. There were proposals to organize matches outside the continent, e.g., in Qatar. "The Africa Cup to be held outside of Africa? That's inconceivable!" decided the President of Equatorial Guinea and offered his country to take over as host.
President Obiang Nguema Mbasogo showed his worth as a real pan-Africanist who advocates the interests of the continent. But a solution and its implementation is often divided by insurmountable obstacles. Equatorial Guinea had only 50 days to prepare for the tournament. The country co-hosted the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations, with Gabon. Estadio de Bata and Nuevo Estadio de Malabo were the two stadiums specifically constructed to be CAN's venues that gave a big boost for football in the country. This no doubt facilitated the task, but just partially. Eventually, another two stadiums, in Mongomo and Ebebiyín were selected.
The national Football Federation was founded in 1957, and it became а full member of FIFA in 1986 only. The national team nicknamed Nzalang has never been a front-rank African team, and its modest record of achievements cannot be compared with Africa's best football clubs. Moreover, it was among underperformers. Its first appearance was in 2012 Africa Cup of Nations where it qualified as a co-host, and unexpectedly advanced to quarterfinals. In 2015, the tournament was also held at top level, with stadiums filled to capacity. Being the host inspired the Equatorial Guinea's team that made it to the semifinals showing the best performance ever. Actually, it was the starting point for the history of the team never heard of before.
Naturalized footballers gave a good impetus to Equatoguinean football at some point, but their recruitment generated disputes and discord with other African teams. Whatever the case, their contribution to the national team can hardly be overestimated. The state-backed transfer of top football players to Equatorial Guinea was beneficial to domestic players who progressed fast and gained a competitive edge.
In Equatorial Guinea, football is by all means sport number one, largely owing to its having been a colony of Spain where football has always been a popular game. The Equatoguinean Premier League, the top division of the national football federation, involves over 20 clubs. The roaring success of the national team could not but affect the national championship which is on the march attracting an increasing number of spectators.
Government does not sit idle. The development of a country always has a positive impact on the development of sports generally and football particularly, and recent success of the national team contributed much to the growth of domestic football. The local football federation and state authorities exert efforts to improve football infrastructure that enables to master native players not relying on mercenaries. In the near future, Equatorial Guinea can obviously turn into a powerful football force in the African continent.
By the way, the national team had less time to prepare for the Africa Cup of Nations, than the country had. Team manager Andoni Goikoetxea was sacked just a couple of weeks before the start of the tournament, due to poor performance. So, Esteban Becker who guided to victory the Equatoguinean women's team in the African Championship, was appointed as manager for the national team. And Becker did a great job!
Making its way towards the semifinal, Equatorial Guinea rose to great heights. The team earned record-breaking 370 points in FIFA ranking, and moved into top 50 teams, for the first time in its history. The best is yet to come! Equatorial Guinea is as small as an ant, but as strong as an elephant, says Becker. The Argentinean coach counts on a flash-like shift from defense to offense, and a rapid transition in the opposite direction. It is surprising that the coach managed to turn the team of semipros into a team to reach a historical 49th position of the FIFA World Rankings, for less than 20 days.


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This "Dream"-y new teaser for "Doctor Strange 2" is fun to watch
By Ruby McKenzie On Apr 7, 2022
The Morbius meme; where movie authors talk about it cashing billions of dollars and being the greatest film of all time – is a little exhausted at the moment, but we're hoping Jared Leto has one more performance as the blood-sucking man-bat hybrid left in him, because what would a Multiverse of Madness be without Sony's new Marvel legend?
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We've been scrutinizing every shot of the new Doctor Strange 2 trailer like it's a dossier on the JFK assassination, but there's no sign that everyone's favorite vampire is present. How can Marvel release a teaser for a film like this without considering all of the newly ravenous Morbius fans out there? They're hungry! We're hungry! Michael Morbius is desperately needed in the world!
Anyway, it appears that this is a post about Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, so there you go. On Wednesday, a new trailer was released. If you wish, you can watch it. Morbius isn't present. What's the point of it now?
"In Marvel Studios' 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,' the MCU unlocks the Multiverse and pushes its boundaries further than ever before. Journey into the unknown with Doctor Strange, who, with the help of mystical allies both old and new, traverses the mind-bending and dangerous alternate realities of the Multiverse to confront a mysterious new adversary."
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness will hit a theater near you on May 5, though we're not totally sure if it'll arrive on that date in every other universe that Marvel is pumping these bad boys out into. Here's a question, though: do you think Doctor Strange will go to a universe where Stan Lee decided to straight-up quit Timely Comics and became a traveling vacuum salesman? Would the world look like a bombed-out husk or would it be like Lionel Hutz's vision of a world without lawyers? Who knows?
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Distance :- Agra 220 Kilometres Approx. From Delhi By Road, Jaipur 200 Kilometres Approx. From Agra By Road, Delhi 230 Kilometres Approx. From Jaipur By Road.
1 Night Hotel Accommodation on twin / double sharing basis in Delhi.
1 Night Hotel Accommodation on twin / double sharing basis in Jaipur.
Meal Plan :- 3 Breakfast only.
On arrival at Airport / Railway station, meet our representative and proceed to Hotel for Check in. Delhi is a city built and re-built seven times over several centuries. The capital city today marries the quaint and unique elements of different historical eras with the pace of the bustling, growing economy. At every turn of the road, the past and the present coexist. Later proceed for city Tour of NEW DELHI - drive past the stately government buildings of the British Era designed by Lutyen's, including the India Gate & the Presidential Palace. Continue onto the beautiful Humayun's tomb of the Mughal era & thereafter visit the towering minaret of Qutab Minar. Overnight at Hotel.


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Exceptionally, the Eterna Milonga will continue til 11pm! Enjoy the city lights while dancing tango!
Organized by Tangueando Toulouse at the Maison du Tango, a tango hotspot in Toulouse!
3 workshops lasting 1h30 each (chacarera, gato, zamba) with Giselle Gatica Luján and Roque Castellano (Argentina).
TANGO BALADE Thursday 5 July 15h00-16h30 Tango and history walk- BY NIGHT!
Don't miss this concert with the exceptional participation of the dancers Roque Castellano et Giselle Gatica Luján!
Organized by Tangueando Toulouse Association at the Maison du Tango, a tango hotspot in Toulouse!
10 hours of dancing starting at 2pm, led by DJs BYC and CyberChris (traditional music) as well as OtrosTangos (alternative)... Many surprises await you as well !
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The production, which is directed by Christof Loy stars Anna Netrebko and Jonas Kaufmann as the tragic lovers of Verdi's epic opera. Alongside them will be Ludovic Tézier and Ferruccio Furlanetto. The production is conducted by Antonio Pappano.


Check out this Ladbrokes commercial, in which we formed part of the team involved in the production.
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The hilarious outtakes from Ladbrokes new advert staring Kammy and Ally. Unbelievable!
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Acid Tongue, Bad Vibes
Acid Tongue
Acid Tongue is the fuzz-pop brainchild of Seattle's Guy Keltner (formerly of stoner-rock outfit Fox and the Law) & Ian Cunningham - perverted in their youth by adolescent exposure to mind-altering substances and strange, spiritually-driven parenting techniques. Blending elements of AM-radio soul, vintage psychedelia, folk and slacker rock, the band has developed an avid cult following throughout the US and the UK.
After years of extensive traveling throughout the United States, as well as some experimental therapy in a Mexican yurt, the boys have united to produce their take on the music of their parents' generation. Incorporating imagery of the afterlife, dream-states and drifter-culture, Acid Tongue seeks to enlighten listeners to their swingin', contemplative lifestyle.
In addition to Keltner's lyrical ode to all those suffering from the American condition, Cunningham incorporates a brand of dripping visuals that pay homage to Southern California skate culture, left-wing political activism and 90s Nickelodeon television. Together, the stark imagery and aesthetic has helped the band maintain a lasting impression both online and at their raucous, blown-out live shows.
Bad Vibes
No One's Safe by Bad Vibes
A mutinous quintet, Bad Vibes are savage seditionists, bludgeoning the nostalgia out of psychedelia with the orphaned idealism of American punk and early British metal. While recording No One's Safe (2017 Blind Owl) Bad Vibes shouldered off death, shuttered salvation, and ignited their own insurrection. The result? A searing eight song debut that burns like napalm in the echoes of a sixties resurgence. (Imagine a Dan Auerbach produced Steppenwolf album written by William Blake and fronted by Jim Morrison at motorcycle rally.)
With two new releases slated for 2018 - Wars, Drugs, and Prayer in April and a follow up full length in October - Bad Vibes are quickly earning a fierce reputation for their prolific output and incendiary live performances that have earned them a place among NBC's Top 9 Bands to See Live in San Diego and listed as one of ListenSD's Top Local Bands to Look Out For in 2018.
In Southern California a new wave of rock & roll artists are changing the very definition of the California sound, in the midst of the pack are Bad Vibes, howling like folklore in the delirium of a new moon.


Standing tall in these hidden wedge heel boots with elevated platform. Fringe trim along the side of shaft adds a little fun to this knee-high boots along with zipper assisted closure. A perfect pairing with leggings or skinny jeans to transition between seasons.


They're the divisive festive vegetable that often split opinion at the dinner table more than Brexit or football. But here's 6 amazing reasons why your mum insisted on making you endure a forkful of Brussels sprouts on Christmas Day.
Fibre is not only important for regular bowel movements, but it can also improve cholesterol, regulate blood sugar levels and can help to prevent diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and bowel cancer. A 100g serving of the winter sprout contains 3.5 grams of fibre, and we all know that every little bit helps when it comes to hitting your daily count.
One of the best things about the humble sprout is its portfolio of nutrients, minerals and all-important vitamins. As well as fibre, each sphere packs a punch of vitamin K (which helps blood to clot), vitamin C (necessary for growth and repair) and vitamin A (good for vision and eye health). They're also high in folic acid, which is important for producing and maintaining red blood cells, and maganese – an essential nutrient for optimum brain health.
For those of us who chose not to eat fatty fish, getting enough omega-3 can be a challenge. These fatty acids are crucial for brain health, helping to slow cognitive decline and fight against depression and anxiety. Sprouts are brilliant source of omega-3 fatty acids, with around 135 mg of ALA in each 78 gram serving.


"free training" available via the Internet, trade associations, or even through friends.
Well there are several reasons including cost of trainer expertise. To become a certified trainer for a robotic total station system or a laser scanning system takes many hours of hard work. One may argue that those hours of work are the cost of business or overhead. We view training, be it for a piece of layout equipment, a new software program, or a state-of-the-art ground penetrating radar system as a value added service that the seller provides. Thus, there is a charge for training.
There are plenty of "free training" available via the Internet, trade associations, or even through friends. However these sources and information can be incomplete or even wrong. Everyone needs to keep in mind when it comes to training or valuable construction equipment, you usually get what you pay for. Put our training experts to the test.
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This is the most popular and famous trek in Nepal. It is more distinct than any other treks by its variety of people, rich culture, beautiful landscapes and natural scenery. This trek lends you to north west of Pokhara through an ancient trek to Tibet across glaciers, gorges and water falls. From the Annapurna Base Camp you will have a close look of Mt. Annapurna and Mt. Machhapuchhre.
At the final destination the Annapurna sanctuary (Base camp 4200m.)will be welcoming you patiently. The Annapurna Sanctuary has been treasured by local inhabitants as a place of spiritual refuge since long before trekkers "discovered" it. A natural amphitheatre, ringed by Annapurna south 7219m. and I, Varahashikhar7847m, Gangapurna 7485m. and Machhapuchhre 6993m, it serves as base camp for expeditions as well as favourite trek destination for mountain lovers. Beginning in Pokhara, you'll climb to Naudanda (1,463 meters) and gain elevation slowly through.
Day 17 Departure for onwards destination.
Mode of trekking tour : Lodge Trek - Recommended one or camping trek.


Since her debut album, Song Up in Her Head, in 2009, Sarah Jarosz has been making a huge impact on bluegrass and Americana music. Now, her sophomore effort is continuing in the same vein, creating a fresh and independent sound expanding the bluegrass audience and garnering Jarosz even more attention.
Recorded when she was 19 and co-produced by Gary Paczosa, Jarosz uses her compelling voice and multi-instrumental talents to combine indie vocals and arrangements with classic bluegrass instrumentation. And, now, after establishing herself as an impressive force with Song Up in Her Head, Jarosz was able to call upon some of the best musicians country, bluegrass and Americana have to offer — Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck, Edgar Myers, Viktor Krauss, Darrell Scott, Chris Thile and Dan Tyminski — while Jarosz picked up the mandolin, banjo and guitar to create this extraodrinary album.
Largely, Jarosz's original material with the exception of a few standout covers like her splendid version of Bob Dylan's "Ring Them Bells" featuring vocals from Vince Gill, a melancholic lingering in Radiohead's "The Tourist" aided by the Punch Brothers, and a haunting musical rendition of Edgar Allan Poe's "Annabel Lee" with Dan Tyminski lending counter vocals. The album starts off hauntingly romantic as well with Jarosz's weightless vocals surrounded by eerie instrumentation and subtle backing from Shawn Colvin. The single, "Come Around," exhibits some expertly fast-picking in a trendy minor-key arrangement, while "My Muse" bewitches listeners with Jarosz's heavenly voice and the floating instrumentation from her frequent collaborators, Alex Hargreaves and Nathaniel Smith. Then, an Appalachian influence can be heard in the more traditional "Here Nor There" enhanced by Jerry Douglas' deft dobro. Quietly, Jarosz closes Follow Me Down with the calm and soothing meditation, "Peace," which is perfect listening for a warm summer night and fitting for a sophisticated and completely intoxicating album that blends tradition with trends.


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A young man named Kevin has swallowed something dangerous and he needs to have an operation, stat. Get ready to discover the source of his tummy trouble in this exciting surgery game. Begin by using your mouse to take an x-ray of his stomach.


II International Motivational Film Festival BRIDGE of ARTS has announced the start of accepting applications for participation in a special program of screening "Rostov inspires!" These extra screenings are organized for the demonstration of the regional potential: the program includes films shot in Rostov region by the local cinematographers or with their involvement.
Only feature films, documentaries and animated films that were shot in Rostov region are eligible for participation in the "Rostov inspires!" program. Motivational films are in priority for selection: films with the acts of heroism, selfless devotion, and the ones aiming at self-evolution and personality growth.
"One of the aims of BRIDGE of ARTS is to promote the Rostov region as an area that is absolutely perfect for filming organization. Here we have excellent locations, many authentic and talented specialists. With the special program "Rostov inspires!" we want to illustrate these ideas", said PR director of BRIDGE of ARTS Alexey Pavlovsky.
He marked that "Rostov inspires!" would become a place for communication of local cinematographers and experts from all over the world. Cinema teams representatives are supposed to present their projects, answer the questions raised by the industry representatives, and hear the reviews.
Application forms for participation in screening program are accepted till July 15, 2016. It is known that this program will introduce a premiere of the film "Across the Don", which is a result of the cinema lab "City code" that took place in Rostov-on-Don; its shooting was wrapped last October.


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Q: In assembly, how do I look for a symbol from one string in another string? I need to make and Assembly program that looks for repeating substrings in a string, but my program just looks through the whole string without finding a match. How do fix it?
The code itself (don't mind the comments in cyrillic):
section '.data' data readable writable                  ;секция данных

string db 'Hello world',0                                   ;исходная строка
substring db 'orl',0                                        ;искомая строка
output db "The substring was encountered %d times", 0       ;текст сообщения

section '.code' code readable writable executable       ;секция кода

start:
        cld                     ;очищаем флаг направления DF
        xor ebx, ebx            ;очищаем EBX как счётчик подстрок
        mov esi, string         ;перемещаем строку в ESI
        mov edx, substring      ;перемещаем искомую подстроку в EDX
        mov ecx, 11             ;перемещаем длину строки в ECX
        cmp byte [esi],0        ;если строка закончилась, переходим на FINISH
        je FINISH
        cmp byte [edi],0        ;если подстрока закончилась, переходим на FINISH
        je FINISH

SEARCH:
        mov al, [edx]           ;перемещаем первый символ искомой подстроки в AL
        repnz scasb             ;пока символы строки не совпадают с данным символом подстроки, проходим
        jcxz FINISH             ;если строка закончилась, переходим на FINISH

CHECK:
        inc edx                 ;переходим на следующий символ подстроки
        cmp byte [edx], 0           ;проверяем, закончилась ли искомая подстрока
        jz FOUND                ;если конец искомой подстроки, переходим на FOUND
        inc esi                 ;переходим на следующий символ строки
        dec ecx                 ;уменьшаем ECX на 1
        jcxz FINISH             ;если строка закончилась, переходим на FINISH
        mov al, [edx]           ;перемещаем следующий символ искомой подстроки в AL
        cmp byte [esi], al      ;проверяем текущий символ строки
        jne SEARCH              ;если символы не равны, переходим на SEARCH
        jmp CHECK               ;если символы равны, переходим на CHECK

FOUND:
        inc ebx                 ;увеличиваем EBX
        inc esi                 ;переходим на следующий символ строки
        dec ecx                 ;уменьшаем ECX на 1
        jcxz FINISH             ;если строка закончилась, переходим на FINISH
        jmp SEARCH              ;переходим на SEARCH

FINISH:

    ccall [printf], output, ebx
    ccall [getchar]
    stdcall [ExitProcess],0


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