I hate to buy a new version of the NIK filters if nothing is new in them. I'd rather just get my version, which I paid for before Google bought it and gave it away free, to work. I'll buy the new version if the new owners ever do anything to improve it.
But every time I tried to access the filters from PS, it would appear to load up, let me make changes, and then it would crash, taking PS and my work with it.
The simple solution was: In PS, add a duplicate layer before going into NIK. Then once sending this new layer into the NIK filter, look for the little box that says Settings on the lower left. Click it and choose the button that says "After Clicking OK" and select "apply filter to current layer".
Voila, my NIK works again! No more crashes.
Thanks Matt. I love old empty buildings.
Never had that problem you describe, but was very kind of you to let everyone know.
I had given thought to the new version, but like you, I purchased Nic collection prior to the Google conversion and felt a little frustrated by not getting a refund since they were giving a free download and refunds up to a certain time period. Not being able to find my proof of purchase didn't help matters either. So I chalked it up as experience and absolutely love the software. Still on the fence to upgrading. Thanks for the info just incase I decide to climb down to the other side of the fence.
Your old deserted storefronts shows the power behind a knowledgable person using Silver Efex !!! Love the image Minnie.


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Army Chief sees collusive threat from China and Pakistan
Army Chief Gen. Manoj Naravane on Tuesday asserted that the Army was ready to hold ground as long as it took along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Eastern Ladakh to achieve the national objectives, and noted that a collusive threat from China and Pakistan existed and India must be ready for it.
"Every summer, for training, a number of People's Liberation Army (PLA) units come to Tibet and go back. These are well in depth anything from 500-1500 km away from the border. We should not lay too much significance on these comings and goings. But we keep an eye on them as they can be moved to the front in 24-48 hours," he said at the Army's annual press conference.
"There has been no reduction in the friction areas or where we are in eyeball to eyeball situations," he said in response to questions if China has withdrawn some troops from the depth areas.
On the beginning of the stand-off in May last, he said, the PLA mobilisation last year was an annual affair as they came for exercises and "we were fully aware of their deployment". "But they had a first mover advantage…We had the same advantage in August when we surprised the Chinese despite an eyeball to eyeball confrontation."
Two-front war
On the threat of a two-front war, he stated that there was no doubt a collusive threat existed. It was very much manifesting on the ground. "There is a growing cooperation between Pakistan and China, both in military and other areas. A two-front situation is something we must be ready to deal with."
Responding to questions on the talks to resolve the stand-off, he said both sides were working to finalise the dates for the 9th round of Corps Commander talks. Based in "equal and mutual security" a solution can be reached, leading to disengagement from the friction areas. "Once that is achieved, there can be a de-induction of troops and equipment from across the LAC", he remarked.
Following the stand-off last year, the Army was reorganising some of its strike elements from the western front to the northern front. "Periodic reviews of our threats are carried out, based on which certain amount of rebalancing is done. As the events in Eastern Ladakh have shown, there was indeed a requirement for some rebalancing towards our northern borders and that is taking place," he said.
Internal duties
To questions on the Army reducing its units for internal security duties in Kashmir and the Northeast, Gen. Naravane said that while the situation in hinterland in Kashmir had somewhat improved, it had not reached a point where they could contemplate moving troops out of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
"In the Northeast, the situation has improved many fold… We are indeed drawing down and reducing footprint in internal duties and focus on primary task of external threats," he stated. Already one Brigade had been withdrawn and soon 2-3 Brigades could be withdrawn, and law and order duties handed over to police, he added.
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Richard E. Merwin Scholarship Recipients Selected for the Spring Cycle
The number of highly qualified applicants for the Richard E. Merwin scholarship's spring cycle reached 75. From that group, the selection committee chose those with the highest scores based on IEEE branch/chapter activities, academic achievement, extracurricular activities, letter of recommendation, and student ambassador vision statement.
Hamna Akram
Bahria University
Hamna Akram's goal of achieving her bachelor of science in computer engineering has brought her to Bahria University in Islamabad, Pakistan, where she also serves as IEEE Computer Society chapter chair. In her role, she has created seminars and organized an e-gaming tournament. Outside of her work with IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society, Akram volunteers to teach math, language and science at a school for underprivileged children.
In her role as student ambassador, she will work to create a larger community, and support networking and increased technical understanding.
Qhansa Bayu
Telkom University
Informatics Engineering
Qhansa Bayu is in pursuit of a bachelor of science in informatics engineering. She was the chair of the IEEE Computer Society student branch chapter at Telkom University. She was an Indonesian delegate at the IEEE Region 10 Student/YP/WIE Congress 2015. And she won the Beasiswa Kopertis Scholarship in 2016 from Telkom University. As a student ambassador, Bayu will connect volunteers and members more closely to increase activities.
Meghana Reddy Chinthala
Vaagdevi College of Engineering
Meghana Reddy Chinthala is studying for a bachelor of technology at the Vaagdevi College of Engineering. She is the secretary at her college's student branch and outreach ambassador for the CS Compute newsletter. In her free time, Chinthala dances, and plays badminton and carom, a tabletop game in which players attempt to shoot disks into one of four corner pockets.
Chinthala's vision for 2018 and 2019 is to make the Computer Society chapter on her campus active and sustainable. She wants to continue to conduct events on the campus, so student benefits increase over time.
Nagaraju Durshanapu
Nagaraju Durshanapu, a bachelor of science student in mechanical engineering at Vaagdevi College of Engineering in India, has served as lead on the Scholarship Outreach Initiative conducted by the IEEE India Council Student Affairs Committee and the organizing team member of the IEEE All Hyderabad Computer Society Student Congress 2018.
Durshanapu took first place for his paper presentation at the national level technical fest. He was nominated as the best GO KART prototype designer in 2018. As a student ambassador, Durshanapu would like to broadcast technical sessions at conferences and create a "Computer Society Mentorship Programme" with the help of young professional members.
Soheila Ghane Ezabadi
Soheila Ghane Ezabadi is a PhD student in the computer science department at the University of Melbourne. She is the president of IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) and Secretary of the IEEE student branch at her university. Among her many awards, she received a research grant from Ludwig Maximilian University in 2017 and the Grace Hopper scholarship awarded for active women in technical fields, which provides recipients the opportunity to meet successful women at an event organized by the AnitaBorg institute in United States.
Ghane is a volunteer in the "Choose Math" mentoring program organized by AMSI, where she conducts workshops to engage girls and women in math. As a student ambassador, she will focus on improving local and global collaborations and enhancing the technical activities of the IEEE student branch in the University of Melbourne.
Daphne Jenson
Panimalar Institute of Technology
Daphne Jenson studies at the Panimalar Institute of Technology in pursuit of a bachelor of science in electronics and communication engineering. She is the student branch chair of the IEEE Panimalar Institute of Technology, Chennai and a content writer for IEEE CS Compute, produced by the India Council. Jenson won first and second prizes in inter-departmental paper presentations for papers titled "Artificial Hand Using Embedded System" and "Smart Agriculture Using IoT."
Jenson looks forward to her time as student ambassador, when she plans to host a section level congress to motivate student branches and to increase awareness about the golden opportunities and benefits provided by the IEEE Computer Society.
Rajit Karmakar
Computer Science and VLSI
Rajit Karmakar is a PhD student in computer science and VLSI at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. Among his many roles in the school's student branch, Karmakar serves as chair and university partnership program liaison.
Karmakar has won several research and travel grants over the years. Among those are the international travel grant and research grant from Synopsys Inc. USA, and a research grant from the government of India. As a student ambassador, Karmakar plans to focus on increasing the visibility of the IEEE Computer Society through strategic alliances and effective communication with the large student community inside and outside the campus of IIT Kharagpur. He would also focus on engagement with the student communities in technological development toward the realization of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) by organizing workshops on those subjects.
Emerson Keenan
PhD in Electrical Engineering
Emerson Keenan is pursuing his PhD in electrical engineering at the University of Melbourne.
Last year he served as chair in the IEEE University of Melbourne student branch, and is currently the event assistant for the IEEE Victorian Section Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society.
He was awarded the Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship for 2017–2020, and received the Peter McPhee Student Award from the University of Melbourne in 2017. Keenan plans to act as a leading ambassador for the IEEE Computer Society and continue teaching students practical engineering skills and encouraging them to follow the IEEE motto "Advancing Technology for Humanity."
Md Saidur Rahman Kohinoor
Md Saidur Rahman Kohinoor is working toward his bachelor of science in engineering at Daffodil International University. He is the chair of the student branch and the editor of the IEEE Bangladesh Section's newsletter. Kohinoor founded the IEEE Computer Society student branch chapter at his university.
He has won scholarships and awards from his university, the Ministry of Finance of the government of Bangladesh, the Samsung Research and Development Institute of Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Computer Council. In 2015 and 2016, he placed in the top 50 in the National Undergraduate Olympiad, a competition in which participants progress from regional to national competitions, and which, at the finals, brought together the top 200 undergraduate mathematical thinkers in the country. As a student ambassador, Kohinoor plans to arrange a Techno-Management Platform where students are benefited by technological innovation, professional development, social networking and developing the society.
Akshita Mahajan
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women
Electronics and Communication
Akshita Mahajan is working toward her bachelor of technology in electronics and communication at the Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women. Among her roles in the IEEE, Mahajan has served as social media coordinator in the IEEE Delhi Section Student Network and the vice chair of the IEEE student branch at her school. Mahajan plans not only to use her extensive network to promote the IEEE Computer Society when she becomes student ambassador, but also to work for the empowerment of women.
Niharika Mittal
Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh
Niharika Mittal is a student of Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh, where she is pursuing a bachelor of technology in electronics and communication engineering with a minor in computer science engineering. She is the Chandigarh subsection coordinator of the IEEE Delhi Section and the vice chair of the women in engineering, IEEE Punjab Engineering College student branch. She took third in the "Maze Runner" competition organized by Chandigarh College Of Engineering and Technology during their Techfest 2016. As an outlet for her artistic side, Mittal has been a member of the art and photography club at Punjab Engineering College.
In her role as student ambassador, Mittal plans to initiate special interest groups in and across the Computer Society chapters in the region on topics, such as web development, cloud computing, machine learning, artificial intelligence, deep learning, robotics, nanotechnology, data structures, advanced algorithms, and cyber security & forensics.
Hassam Mughal
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea
Information and Communication Engineering
Hassam Mughal is a student in the information and communication engineering department of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea who is pursuing a master of science. Some of the roles in IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society Mughal has played over the years are Treasurer of IEEE Computer Society Karachi Chapter and chair of the IEEE Computer Society student branch chapter Mehran UET, Jamshoro, Pakistan. He has received a number of awards including the MS Research Project-Based Scholarship at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, South Korea, Most Valuable Young Professional Award at IEEE PSYWC'16 and the Best Project Award at the Open Day Project Exhibition at Mehran UET, Jamshoro.
Mughal is looking forward to his role as student ambassador, hoping to collaborate in achieving sustainable development by providing technical information, community services, and personalized services to the region's computing students, professionals, and researchers.
Jenifer Mercy Carolina P
Jenifer Mercy Carolina P is a bachelor of engineering student in the electronics and communication engineering department at the Panimalar Institute of Technology. She is the secretary of the IEEE student branch and the vice chair of the Computer Society student branch chapter at the school. She is also the content lead for the India Council Student Activities Committee.
She has successfully completed an internship on telecommunications at Rttc-bsnl, meenampakkam, Chennai. As student ambassador, Jenifer plans to keep the members updated with the activities happening in and around the region, and promoting digital magazines like CS Compute and Computing Edge.
Muhammad Saeed Ul Hassan Raza
COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Abbottabad
Electrical Computer Engineering
Muhammad Saeed Ul Hassan Raza is working toward his bachelor of science in electrical computer engineering. He is the chair of the IEEE student branch at COMSATS Institute of Technology in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
In 2018, Muhammad Saeed received the Best Young Engineer Award at the 16th Young Leaders Summit, hosted by Positive Pakistan. He also received the Upsilon Pi Epsilon award in 2016. In 2017, he participated in the AIESEC foreign exchange as a part of the Quality Education Project SDG, where he visited AIESEC in University of Nottingham Malaysia. As a student ambassador, Raza will encourage students to create chapters by visiting non-IEEE or new universities to spread information about IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society.
Swapnil Sayan Saha
Swapnil Sayan Saha is in his fourth year of a bachelor's degree in electrical and electronics engineering. He is the social media coordinator for the IEEE Bangladesh Section Humanitarian Activities Committee, vice chair of the IEEE student branch at the University of Dhaka, and the chief technology officer, digital marketing manager and co-founder at Orion Avionics and Electronics. Saha also has a musical side—playing guitar, bass, and drums, writing lyrics, and composing.
As a student ambassador, he plans to conduct awareness sessions, arrange technical competitions, host "meet the expert" sessions, create hands-on workshops, publish a bi-monthly e-magazine, and conduct a "get together" that will include non-technical, cultural and ice-breaking sessions.
Atif Abdus Samad
Jamia Hamdard University
Atif Abdus Samad is a bachelor of science student in computer science engineering. He is the chair of the student branch at his university and is the IEEE WIE Affinity Group organizer. He was a core team member of the TEDX Jamia Hamdard in 2017 where he developed an android application for the event as a medium to share information about the event with the general community.
As a student ambassador, Abdus Samad plans to take the concept of special interest groups to remote areas to educate interested young minds about computer applications and provide them with mentors from among computer science and engineering students.
Ankur Sarode
Vellore Institute of Technology
Ankur Sarode is studying for his bachelor of science at Vellore Institute of Technology in India. He is the chair of the VIT Vellore student branch chapter. He organized the ARCS '18, a technical conference with the aim of improving the technical knowledge of young enthusiastic minds. Ankur won the JIVOX Hackathon and the Mozilla Web Development Hackathon, and was a member of the website team for RoverX 2017 and 2018.
As an IEEE Computer Society student ambassador, Sarode plans to convince students to take advantage of IEEE's benefits and networks.
Ghandhi Institute of Engineering and Technology
Srishti is pursuing her bachelor of technology in computer science and engineering at the Ghandi Institute of Engineering and Technology. Among her many roles, she has been coordinator for the Technology Awareness Programme (TAP) in Kolkata, the coordinator for Technergize: Innovate, Collaborate, Build (an IEEE CS India SAC initiative) and one of the three event coordinators of IEEE Computer Society India Symposium 2018. Srishti also loves debating, writing and dancing.
As student ambassador, Srishti will work to ensure continued knowledge transfer through conferences and workshops, as well as through a connection between industry and academia, and young professionals and students.
These students are now part of the select group of Richard E. Merwin Scholarship recipients. You too can join them. There will be another opportunity in 2018 for you to be one of 36 recipients in 2018. If you are eligible, plan to apply by the 30 September deadline at www.computer.org/web/students/merwin.
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Vienna Continues To Charm Indian Tourists
August 1, 2016 Posted in Photography, TravelTagged Austria, Europe, Indian Tourists, Indian Travel Blogger, Indian Travelblog, Tourism, Travel, Travel Blog, Travel Blogger, Vienna, Vienna Tourist Board
Vienna is becoming a holiday destination of choice for a larger number of Indians, with 32% more Indians visiting this tourist-friendly city in the first six months of this year, compared to the same period last year. Of the 3.1 million global visitors, over this period, tourists from India grew at the highest rate, followed by the Great Britain.
Indian families, honeymooners and conference attendees travelled to Vienna for its stately castles, culture, cuisine, music and vast green spaces and helped record 56,000 overnight stays in January-June 2016, a 39% growth over the same period last year.
The top 5 contributors were travellers from Germany, the USA, Italy, Great Britain and Switzerland, after excluding domestic tourists from the home market, Austria.
"This not only reflects Vienna's continued attractiveness, but also shows that our systematic internationalization strategy of diversifying into many different markets is paying off," explains Norbert Kettner, Director of the Vienna Tourist Board.
One in every eight visitors attended one of the 3,685 congresses, corporate events and incentives in Vienna in 2015 – a new record.
"A popular destination for families and honeymooners, Vienna bewitched younger audiences to savour its romantic ambience. Young Indian couples are now beginning to forge wedding vows in the city, known for its love affair with imperial heritage and architecture," says Ms Isabella Rauter, Manager, Media Management, Vienna Tourist Board.
Vienna is enchantingly romantic and a favourite destination for Honeymooners. The narrow cobblestoned lanes, arcade-lined courtyards and time-honoured palaces enable a brush with the past. The suites at the Schönbrunn Palace, where the nobility once resided, are now open to Honeymooners.
The Austrian capital, with its legacy of palaces, art, music and romance, also caught the eye of Indian film maker Karan Johar who chose Vienna as the setting for his upcoming romantic film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil that stars Anushka Sharma, Aishwarya Rai and Ranbir Kapoor.
Coffee Houses, Green Cityscapes and Resounding Music add to Viennese charm
Vienna is the only major world capital with an extensive wine growing industry operating within the city limited. It even has its own culinary genre – Viennese Cuisine. The irresistible coffee houses, heavens of Viennese coziness, are the perfect places to dream of imperial days of yore.
Most coffee houses offer superb confections that pamper taste buds. Viennese cake, Apple Strudel, Sacher Torte and Coffee make for a great gastronomic experience. For an Indian food buff Vienna boasts of over 30 Indian restaurants.
Some of the attractions popular with Indians are a stroll around the city, a leisurely journey which takes one back to the days of the empire. Parks and green spaces make up more than the half of the metropolitan area offering plenty of opportunities for recreation. 280 imperial parks and gardens enrich the cityscape. In spring, 400 species of rose bloom in the Volksgarten alone.
A study by Mercer, a global consulting leader, has ranked Vienna with the world's highest quality of living, for the seventh consecutive time in a row until 2016.
The Spanish Riding School preserves and promotes classic equestrian skills in its original form. Many years of training meshes the horse and rider into an inseparable unit. Their rhythmic movement in harmony with music leaves the audience spell bound. Lately the horsemanship has been classified as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO.
Not long after sundown 10,000 music fans throng concert halls, resounding with live classical music, something unheard of in any other part of the world. Vienna has also hosted many outstanding composers of the stature of Mozart, Mahler, Haydn, Beethoven and Johann Strauss, the king of the Viennese waltz.
Air India offers a thrice a week direct flight from Delhi from Vienna and back.
Those embarking from Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore can reach Vienna after a small stop on Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Etihad, Air India, Swiss, Lufthansa and British Airways.
About The Vienna Tourist Board
The Vienna Tourist Board, the official destination marketing agency for the tourism sector of the city, provides many service offerings, tips and information on Viennese tourist businesses. The Vienna Tourist Board set up in 1955 under public law as directed by the Vienna Tourist Support Law, is run like a private enterprise with flat hierarchies.
Mrs. Renate Brauner, Councilor of Finance and Economic Affairs, serves as the President of the Vienna Tourist Board since March 2007. The position of Director of Tourism is occupied by Mr. Norbert Kettner since September 2007. The Board of Directors (officially: The Tourism Commission) consists of the president, two vice presidents and 15 additional members, the latter mostly assigned by the City of Vienna. The Vienna Tourist Board is financed by local taxes on hotels in Vienna, the general city budget and its own revenues.
For more details please visit:
http://www.vienna.info
http://www.facebook.com/ViennaTouristBoard
http://www.youtube.com/Vienna
http://www.twitter.com/ViennaInfoB2B
Strategic Communications and PR Counsel
Sanjiv Kataria, Tel. +919810048095, sanjiv.kataria@gmail.com
Press contact Vienna Tourist Board
Isabella Rauter, Tel. +43121114301, isabella.rauter@vienna.info
3 thoughts on "Vienna Continues To Charm Indian Tourists"
Ishita says:
I love Vienna! Can't wait to write about it 🙂
brandtravels says:
Can't wait to travel to Vienna and write up blog posts! Love this!!
felisrecipes says:
A wonderful destination. I visited Vienna in 1991 but I hope to go again one day 🙂
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Sean Scully's exhibition 'Long Light' at the Villa e Collezione Panza in Varese brings together over 60 works from the early seventies to the present day: from acrylics to the black monochromes, up to the Madonna and Landline series of the last few years.
'Sea Star' presents new work by Sean Scully inspired by the collection of the National Gallery, particularly by J.M.W. Turner.
In his new paintings Scully takes William Turner's atmospheric landscape 'The Evening Star' as his point of departure. A boy on the shore sets off for home as the sky and sea darken. For Scully, this melancholic picture is one of Turner's most profound works, to which he feels a deep connection.
The exhibition reflects Scully's deep admiration for colour, composition, and the power of painting. Poignant and poetic, Scully's abstract works are constructed from panels painted in oil, often with thickly applied paint to create rich, textured surfaces. Using the motif of the stripe or chequerboards, the artist evokes landscapes and architecture, horizons, fields, and coastlines; his contemplative forms become reminders of personal experiences and distinctive moments.
Using filtered light and mirrors, Kimsooja transforms the historic chapel of Yorkshire Sculpture Park and blurs the boundaries between inside and outside.
Diffraction film on all windows splits the entering light into its spectrums to create countless rainbows across the space. These are reflected by the floor, covered with a mirrored surface, providing an entirely new way of seeing.
Responsive to the natural environment, the installation changes according to the light quality and intensity, making every experience different and unique. A soundtrack of the artist breathing accompanies the visually spectacular yet meditative installation.
In the Lower Park, Kimsooja's 14-metre-high sculpture 'A Needle Woman: Galaxy was a Memory, Earth is a Souvenir' (2014) can be seen. It was developed with scientists at Cornell University, NY, who formulated a nanotechnology film applied to the acrylic windowpanes of this elegant spire, closely mimicking the iridescence of butterfly wings.
Elger Esser's solo exhibition "De Giverny à Sérignan" at Tour 46 addresses one of the consequences of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, namely the opening up to the world effectuating new cultural exchanges.
Elger Esser, born in Stuttgart in 1967, traveled across many countries photographing timeless landscapes and places of everyday life. Inspired by writings of Proust, Maupassant or Flaubert, Esser traveled through France in search for places anchored in history, such as Combray or Monet's garden at Giverny. Printed in very large formats, his photographs, while navigating between history and memory, bring the viewer into a poetic journey of aesthetic beauty.
The exhibition is organised in partnership with the Fernet-Branca Foundation of Saint-Louis, which will present another facet of Elger Esser's work from 26 May to 30 September, 2019.
'Ilya & Emilia Kabakov. Not everyone will be taken into the future' awarded with "Exhibition of the Year"
On March 1, the 7th Annual Award of The Art Newspaper Russia took place. 2018 winners in categories "Museum of the Year", "Exhibition of the Year", "Book of the Year", "Restoration of the Year" and "Personal Contribution" were announced at the Gostiny Dvor.
The annual award of The Art Newspaper Russia is one of the most anticipated events in the art world, an acknowledgment of outstanding achievements in the field. The award highlights the past year's most significant events in Russian art both in Russia and abroad, as well as the work of patrons of the art in developing and preserving cultural heritage. The choice of winners was determined by both public response and the professional community's feedback.
EXHIBITION OF THE YEAR - "Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. "Not everyone will be taken into the future." Tate Modern (London). The State Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg). The State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow).
The exhibition of Ilya Kabakov and his wife and co-author from the late 1980s onwards, Emilia Kabakova, is an inspiring example of international cultural cooperation. From the very beginning, the project was intended for three museums: Tate Modern, the Hermitage and the Tretyakov Gallery (with the support of Novatek). The organizers state that this exhibition is the first large-scale retrospective of the founder of Moscow conceptualism, who became famous in the world as the one who invented the "total" installation. The exhibition includes works created by Ilya Kabakov during the last 60 years, from the 1960s to today.
The name of the project refers both to the mid-1970s text by Kabakov and to the installation of the same name and encourages the viewer to discuss the role and place of art in our life. At each museum, the exhibition had its own structure, since space was a key concept for Kabakov. The artists had several hundred exhibitions at leading museums around the world, while in Moscow and St. Petersburg there had been shows of separate installations. But the project "Not everyone will be taken into the future," where the artist's evolution was examined from an academic and comprehensive perspective, strengthened Ilya Kabakov' status of a classic of contemporary art.
The most famous "born in the USSR" artist in the world, Kabakov seriously influenced the post-Soviet art evolution. The fact that his works have been extensively shown to Russian viewer, is especially important today when the society dramatically rethinks the Soviet experience, which received a universal existentialist interpretation in Kabakov's oeuvre. Commemorating the exhibition, the creative couple donated Ilya Kabakov's Moscow workshop at Sretensky Boulevard to the Tretyakov gallery. The artist used to work there from the early 1970s to the late 1980s. Now it will be a museum devoted to the emergence of Moscow conceptualism and its heroes.
The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art presents "Sean Scully: Landlines". The painting series embodies a radical shift in the visual vocabulary of the acclaimed Irish-born artist, known for merging European aesthetics with American abstraction. Stemming from observing nature during his time in Ireland, "Landline" evokes emotional landscapes through large brushstrokes. Scully's rich palette reaches beyond abstraction to unfold a fascinating dimension of experience and memory.
The exhibition presents fifty oil paintings, pastels, watercolors, and photographs, as well as two sculptures. In advance of the exhibition, a large-scale sculpture has been installed on the museum's Main Street lawn since June last year.
Garage Museum of Contemporary Art presents 'Pavel Pepperstein: The Human as a Frame for the Landscape', a large scale solo exhibition by Russian artist Pavel Pepperstein (b. 1966, Moscow). The retrospective features about eighty works from different periods in the artist's career, including twenty new works in a wide range of mediums such as graphics, videos and installations.
Pepperstein, artist, writer, filmmaker, musician, and art theorist, is one of the leading representatives of the younger generation of Moscow Conceptualism. Together with Sergeji Anufriev and Yuri Leiderman he founded the group of artists 'Inspection Medical Hermeneutics' (1987), inventing diverse systems, universes, languages, cities, and political projects. As the son of the painter Viktor Pivovarov, Pepperstein grew up around the Moscow conceptualists, Ilya Kabakov and Erik Bulatov, who stayed afloat in the Soviet era as children's book illustrators. The fairytales and drawings Pepperstein grew up with, today reverberate in his surreal narratives, interplays of text and image, and allusions to the art of the suprematist avant-garde such as El Lissitzky or Kasimir Malevich.
Each room of the exhibition presents a "landscape system", recalling one of the key myths he has created since the 1970s: "supremas"— multi-colored geometric forms borrowed from various suprematist painters, imaginary countries and parallel universes, utopian and dystopian visions of the future. Drawings and albums that Pepperstein created as a teenager will be exhibited for the first time.
The solo exhibition 'Leiko Ikemura - Metamorphoses' at the Nordic Watercolour Museum | Nordiska Akvarellmuseet in Skärhamn, Sweden presents a comprehensive survey of Leiko Ikemura's watercolours, tempera paintings and ceramic sculptures.
Atmospherically, Leiko Ikemura's art is naturally reminiscent of surrealist Odilon Redon, German expressionists and Louise Bourgeois' trendsetting work. But Ikemura has found her own magical style – dreamy, poetic and vibrating with subtle metamorphoses as if nothing were fixed, as if all things were constantly in the process of becoming, of transforming. Over time she began to return to her Japanese roots, where the soul of nature thrives in daylight and the darkness of night. Ikemura's enigmatic work portrays strange beings, animals, plants, minerals and architectural details that melt together and gradually morph as the image emerges. Figures with ethereal bodies evolve in a dreamy, nature-filled setting. People become plants. Plants become animals. Animals become amorphous figures and abstractions. From abstractions, new life is born, and everything begins again. A characteristic Japanese sense of the spirit of nature, which inspires everything, echoes throughout Ikemura's artistic world. Transformations are a primary focus in everything she creates.
Encompassing everything from the artist's earliest pieces to his most recent work, the exhibition 'Christian Boltanski - Lifetime', jointly organized by the National Museum of Art, Osaka, the National Art Center, Tokyo, and the Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum, is the first full-scale retrospective of Boltanski's career to be presented in Japan. While looking back at a variety of Boltanski's efforts from the '70s to the present, the retrospective is based on the artist's idea of creating an installation for a space - or he suggests, "presenting an exhibition as a single work of art." The exhibition will serve as an introduction to Boltanski's magnificent world of art, which he began making over 50 years ago and continues to create today.
Based on his interest in the development of human history and cultural anthropology, Boltanski garnered attention for a large number of works in which he combined everyday objects such as biscuit tins with photographs and documents to create links to his own memories as well as those of others.
In the '80s, Boltanski began producing installations that utilized light, including the Monument series (1985-ongoing). These altar-like structures, made out of photographic portraits of children and light bulbs, dealt with religious themes. This led to works such as Altar to the Chases High School (1987), an altar consisting of face shots of Jewish students who enrolled in a Vienna high school in 1931 that were illuminated with light bulbs. As this technique of displaying a collection of portraits evokes images of genocide, specifically the mass murder of millions of Jewish people in Nazi Germany, it has prompted a great deal of controversy. For Boltanski, whose father was Jewish, the Holocaust is something with deeply personal significance. In works such as Personnes (2010), made up of countless articles of clothing piled up in the vast Grand Palais in Paris, Boltanski has used a variety of methods to address themes such as history, memory, death, and absence.
The exhibition «Bernardí Roig. Todos los icebergs son negros. Films 2000-2018», curated by Nekane Aramburu, is a project conceived from Es Baluard Museu d'Art Modern i Contemporani of Palma, where it was presented last spring, and that now expanded and reformulated, the Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte opens to the public in Tabacalera.
This exhibition encourages the investigation, analysis and revision of the complex universe of the artist from the presentation and decoding of his audiovisual work, displayed in an exciting scenographic disposition, as an initiatory journey between the appropriation and recreation of his images and visual constructions.
His audiovisual work is the surface on which the fundamental lines of his creative process that always starts from drawing solidify in movement. It is a synthesis of a faceted universe, a baroque of cultured metaphors that through a certain narrative reveals its obsessions and the obstinacy to combat the in-communication of the human being in front of a destiny condemned to extinction.
On this occasion, to overcome the challenge of exhibiting in Tabacalera, the artist has recorded the film «La Joie de Vivre» in the Tabacalera spaces, which is materialised in a large multi-channel installation at the entrance of the exhibition. Bernardí Roig has called a group of women as a tribute to the first women's union group, Las cigarreras; rebellious, passionate and independent that united the precariousness of the condition of working woman to fortify it.
Descendants or not of that social force, raised in their high-heeled shoes, naked and full of carnality inhabit their generous bodies with fullness. They are splendid presences, signaled by life and filled with graffiti, tattoos and scars. There, in Tabacalera, as in Matisse's painting «La Joie de Vivre», they pursue, occupy and expand those spaces with their laughter, hugs, confidences and raids, harassed and filmed by a drone; that eye with wings.
The exhibition is part of the 30th anniversary celebrations of the IVAM and showcases works of national and international artists, all produced in 1989, and linked to some of the most important events of this historic year that ended an era defined by the Cold War and the confrontation between the pro-Soviet dictatorships and Western democracies. It focuses on the fall of the Berlin Wall and the opening of the Soviet bloc; the AIDS crisis and the cultural wars related to the wave of conservatism that flooded the United States and Europe; the beginning of the end of the Apartheid regime in South Africa and the development of the concept of multiculturalism prior to globalisation.
Curated by Sandra Moros and Sergio Rubira, in collaboration with Fundació Banc Sabadell.
Featuring more than 210 works the large-scale solo exhibition 'Our Planet Earth and Stars' at The National Art Center Tokyo presents a comprehensive insight into Leiko Ikemura's artistic career.
Covering some four decades of work, Leiko Ikemura explores a wide range of media including painting, sculpture, drawing, watercolor painting, printmaking, photography, and video, while depicting various aspects of creation and change as well as the latent potential for these things. Ikemura's singularly ambiguous vision, exemplified by her integrated landscapes populated with young girls, spirits, small fantastic hybrid creatures, people and animals, easily assumes different forms from one image to the next. Her work conveys the unyielding notion that as living beings we should strive to accept the diverse existence of all things exactly as we find them. Alternatively infused with humor, affection or pain, it is precisely the modest and introspective quality of Ikemura's art that makes it such an incisive critique of today's more and more stifling society. In recent years Ikemura has turned to large landscape paintings to manifest primordial narratives on a mythic scale.
The artist's works offer a critical perspective on the human conflict with one's surrounding-largely media-based-influences. Figures sculpted in polyester resin combined with fluorescent tubes characterise this motif in Roig's work and form the focus of the present exhibition. The cold neon light resembles the flood of light-based images brought about by the digital revolution. Roig is concerned with the loss of social and individual identity, and with the loneliness perhaps caused by the lack of direct communication. We see humans who experience light as a burden. Light is shown as oppressive, as demanding too much of the human senses, as the dark side of excess.
Christian Boltanski created a memorial dedicated to the people subjected to forced labor in the mines, huts and factories of the Saarland region during the Second World War. His memorial is installed in the Völklingen Ironworks, declared as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1994.
Boltanski's memorial intends to keep alive the memory of more than 12.000 people from different nations, who were brought to the Völklinger Hütte to work under discriminatory and inhuman conditions, causing the death of more than 260 foreign laborers. His installation, 'Die Zwangsarbeiter - Erinnerungsort in der Völklinger Hütte', represents an archive of memories, a room filled with countless archive boxes and a pile of black used clothes at its center. Accompanied by sound, the whispered names of the forced laborers resound from all corners of the room. In the 800 square meter ore shed of the Völklinger Hütte, Christian Boltanski has further grouped 91 lockers from all parts of the Ironworks site into a large installation, out of which spoken memories of former ironworkers reverberate.
Boltanski's work is a continuous confrontation with the cruelties of the last century. The Holocaust, the passage of time, the human attempt to forget and to be forgotten, but also his own past and childhood, are central themes of the artist's work.
"Igloos", an exhibition dedicated to Mario Merz (Milan, 1925–2003)—one of the most relevant post-war artists—brings together his most iconic group of works, the igloos, dating from 1968 until the end of his life. Curated by Vicente Todolí, and realised in collaboration with Fondazione Merz, the exhibition spans the whole space of the Navate of Pirelli HangarBicocca, placing the visitor at the heart of a constellation of over 30 large-scale works in the shape of an igloo: an unprecedented landscape of great visual impact. A key figure of Arte Povera, Mario Merz investigates and represents the processes of transformation of nature and human life: in particular the igloos, visually traceable to primordial habitations, become for the artist the archetype of inhabited places and of the world, as well as a metaphor for the various relationships between interior and exterior, between physical and conceptual space, between individuality and collectivity. These pieces are characterised by a metal structure coated in a great variety of common materials, such as clay, glass, stone, jute, and steel—often leaning or intertwined in an unstable fashion—and by the use of neon elements and wording. The exhibition provides an overview of Mario Merz's work, of its historical importance and great innovative reach: gathered from private collections and international museums, the igloos will be displayed together in such a large number for the first time.
The Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow presents an exhibition by Viktor Pivovarov, one of the founders of the Moscow Romantic Conceptualism movement.
Included in the exhibition is the artist's new cycle of paintings 'Moscow, Moscow!' (2017), as well as his acclaimed album 'Dramatis Personae' (1996) and little-known albums 'If' (1995) and 'Florence' (2005–2010). The exhibition is accompanied by a sound installation from surviving audio tapes of lectures by Merab Mamardashvili, Alexander Piatigorsky, other great philosophers and writers whose life and work are closely linked to the artist's creative path.
Like other figures of the Moscow Conceptualist movement, Viktor Pivovarov makes a remarkable connection between the visual and verbal fabric in his art. This interweaving of the fantastic and realistic produces a new metaphysical dimension in Pivovarov's works, which are always tied to a specific time, place and highly articulated psychological situation. With an easy sleight of hand the artist transforms the most serious things into a merry carnival accessible to everyone and dependent on the spectator's own register of perception.
"... I tried to convey the universal energy that united the Moscow artists and poets who created the postwar Moscow myth, to convey what Mamleev describes as the 'passionate desire to go beyond the boundaries of ordinary human consciousness, which felt like a prison," says Viktor Pivovarov.
The exhibition title 'Moscow Album' explains the basic principles of the conceptual approach. The form of this album implies obligatory 'attribution' of the drawings, while the traditional, comfortable intimacy and a special, familiar atmosphere permeated with humor can be discerned in all the series included in the exhibition.
KEWENIG is proud to present the most comprehensive catalogue on Ghada Amer's ceramic work. The book showcases pieces that Amer created during her residencies at Greenwich House Pottery, New York, in the years 2014 to 2017 as well as a photographic documentation of her most recent work in the studios of Cerámica Suro in Mexico. It is published through DISTANZ Verlag and contains texts by Justine Ludwig and Britta Schmitz as well as an interview with the artist by Sebastian Preuss.
A major highlight of the 56th Venice Biennale, Sean Scully's acclaimed Landline series makes its U.S. debut at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Featuring never-before-seen artworks from the renowned series, Sean Scully: Landline presents a dramatic shift in the work of one of today's most influential artists. With thick, gestural brushstrokes and loose bands of color, the Landline paintings show Scully's transition away from his earlier hard-edged minimalism to his current, more expressive style, a style that no doubt elicits the beauty and brilliance of the natural world.
Spanning a variety of media—including watercolor, oil painting, and sculpture—the works in the exhibition showcase the artist's remarkable ability to deepen, mystify, and vary his relatively limited repertoire of motifs—largely comprised of vertical and horizontal stripes. With gestures toward the land, sea, and sky (and the indistinct lines between them), the works navigate the elemental relationships that compose our world, and in doing so reveal the sublime character of those interactions. Together, the works will transform the Hirshhorn's Second Level inner-circle galleries into an unceasing current of color and energy.
Pedro Cabrita Reis's new installation is located in front of MAAT museum and consists of two illuminated aluminium towers and was commissioned by E.D.P. Foundation, Lisbon.
The Daniel and Florence Guerlain Drawing Prize, which has already showcased over thirty artists since its creation, this year pays tribute to three artists living in Europe. Their work will be on view at the Parisian Salon du Dessin, where the winner will be announced on the 22 March.


In this month's wine club, we travel to Spain and take a peek at two particular areas (or DO's - Denominaciós d'Origen) that are proving to be key players in the Europe's organic wine industy. As members of the Wine Club may recall, Spain's role in the organic wine revolution is an important one and the country now boasts more organically-certified area under vine than any other member of Europe. The Valencia DO, which sits a few hours South of Barcelona is strongly influenced by the Mediterranean sea which provides a long, warm growing season for fruit such as grapes and of course the famous Valencian oranges.
Further south, in Chile's Valle Central region, organic wine veterans Adobe make the most of the long, warm growing season by growing Bordeaux varieties such as Syrah, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Here, a concentrated blackcurrant aroma sits alongside a pinch of white spice. There's a fairly serious crunch of tannin but this is well balanced by smoothness, likely owing to a brief dalliance with a barrel prior to bottling. The alcohol is fairly high but wellintegrated, resulting in a subtle warming sensation on the finish.
A rather classic New World Sauvignon here from Chile's Maipo Valley. Situated near the city of Santiago, the Maipo Valley is the very heart of winemaking in Chile. Despite hosting only one tenth of the country's land under vine, it contains a significant proportion of the country's top wineries. This wine, made by Nuevo Mundo, starts off with fairly potent aromas of lemongrass and cucumber, which continue on the palate, and is rounded off with a light touch of smokiness.
A trip to South America would hardly be worth its salt without a stop off in Argentina's Mendoza. So loved is Mendoza and its wine that it was named amongst the Top Nine Wine Capitals in the World, a fact that's hardly surprising to red wine aficionados. Whilst the Malbec variety may be the most talked about, Cabernet Sauvignon also thrives here, producing big and brooding wines that cry out for a little steak (notes to veggies: mushroom steaks work well too!). This Cabernet Sauvignon by winemakers Proemio shows punnets of sweet plums and pomegranate on the nose, leading to a palate that is ballsy, brambly and plush, with an assured core of tannin. Defiantly expressive and a length that goes on and on.
It's nigh on impossible for wine people to think of Spain without immediately thinking of the Tempranillo variety, in fact both are so deeply-rooted in the history of the other (to the tune of 3,000 years, no less) that it's hard to decipher where one ends and the other begins. But begin Tempranillo did in areas like Valencia and has been thriving ever since, providing drinkers with the option to drink it both succulent and fresh or with more earthy-maturity from time in barrel or clay vessels. This blend is a nod to the former, owing its freshness to the high-altitude and the fact that the grapes are harvested at night for extra freshness. The presence of Monastrell (aka Mourvèdre) donates a touch of rustic smokiness but not enough to override the juicy cranberry flavours that take hold in the finished bottle. If the mood is right, this is a good bottle to chill down a few degrees before serving.
With over 500 varieties found within Spain, it's only a matter of time before a less familiar vine breed appears out of the corner of my eye on a wine label. Here we have a blend of Viognier and the lesser-known Verdil, a variety that is found exclusively in Valencia and until the 1990s was under the threat of extinction till a few determined growers decided to replant it. Here, its marriage with Viognier is a happy one, providing a dose of apple-y freshness to Viognier's innate waxy texture and signature stone fruit features.
Those that enjoy a more concentrated wine are in for a treat here. This high-altitude Garnacha (Grenache) is made from some of Spain's famed old vines, which despite producing less fruit than their younger and more energetic vinous counterparts, result in wines with wonderful depth. The warmth of the 2017 vintage sees the total alcohol here at 14.5% without the feeling of imbalance, no doubt owing to the vineyard's elevation. Crushed red plums, eucalyptus leaves and a touch of vanilla spice make for a somewhat soothing and deeply satisfying wine, enjoyed with slow-cooked dishes such our Slow Cook Sausages, Sweet Potato & Herby Beans.


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Magazine Publishers of Croatia
Listing all 5 Magazine publishers listed in the Directory of Croatian publishers
Page 1 of 1 of all the publishing companies in the directory of publishers of Croatia that are listed under 'Magazine Publishers
Publishes obligatory school textbooks, reference books, required school reading, children's books, picture books, activity books, fiction and non-fiction titles for adults, magazines.
Publisher profile: Profil International
Kasmir promet d.o.o.
Publisher of children's books, young fiction, multimedia, children's magazines, posters and postcards.
Publisher profile: Kasmir promet d.o.o.
Nasa djeca d.o.o. Publishing
Publishing programme: picture book, books for children and teenagers, children's magazine Radost, tourist postcards and greeting cards.
Publisher profile: Nasa djeca d.o.o. Publishing
Egmont d.o.o. Hrvatska
Egmont encompasses magazines, comics, books, film, TV-programmes, text-books, games and electronic entertainment. Egmont has activities in 21 countries, and 3,600 dedicated employees reached revenues of EUR 1.173 million in 2005.
Publisher profile: Egmont d.o.o. Hrvatska
Egmont Croatia D.O.O. Hrvatska
Biggest children publisher in Croatia, publishing both books and magazines. Program includes Disney, Barbie, Pokemon, Teletubbies and many more. Apart from Croatia, we cover also countries of former Yugoslavia - Slovenia, Bosnia and Yugoslavia.
Publisher profile: Egmont Croatia D.O.O. Hrvatska
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Biland anvendtes i 1800-tallet og begyndelsen af 1900-tallet i reglen for at betegne sådanne dele af en stat, som kun stod i en løsere forbindelse med hovedlandet, idet de
ikke var repræsenterede i dettes parlamentariske forsamling og
ikke indordnede under den for hovedlandet gældende almindelige retsforfatning.
Udtrykket, der nærmest svarer til fransk dépendance, har i øvrigt ikke nogen bestemt juridisk betydning.

I Danmark (og formentlig under indflydelse herfra i Norge) har det særlig været anvendt om Færøerne, Island og Grønland, men det forekom kun forholdsvis sjældent i officielle aktstykker og blev for eksempel ikke benyttet i loven om Islands forfatningsmæssige stilling i riget.

Ordet er sammensat af forleddet "bi-", der betyder noget mindre betydningsfuldt (her henvisende til den mindre stærke tilknytning til Danmark), og "land" i betydningen "landområde". Ordet anvendes altid ved siden af og som markering af forskellen i forhold til egentlige kolonier.

Ordets oprindelse er uklar. Muligvis skal ordets brug ses i lyset af, at de omtalte områder blev tilknyttet til Danmark via deres tidligere tilknytning til Norge. Senere har man så lagt vægt på, at de (dengang) ikke var repræsenteret i den danske rigsdag.

Eksterne henvisninger

Ordbog over det danske Sprog, opslag: biland
Salmonsens Konversations-Leksikon, opslag: Biland
R. Hammer: "Søopmaalinger under Island og Færøerne" (Geografisk Tidsskrift, Bind 16; 1901)
Th. A. Müller (bogomtale): "Nordens Låroböcker i Historia. Omsesidig granskning verkstålld av Foreningarna Nordens facknåmnder. Föreningarna Nordens historiska publikationer I. Helsingfors 1937" (Historisk Tidsskrift, 10. række, Bind 4; 1937)
C. Normann: "En Rejse langs Grønlands Østkyst i Aaret 1777" (Geografisk Tidsskrift, Bind 2; 1878)
Carl Ryberg: "Om Erhvervs- og Befolknings-Forholdene i Grønland" (Geografisk Tidsskrift, Bind 12; 1893)

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Hudson Catholic stunned as season comes to shocking end
Updated Jan 30, 2019; Posted Mar 02, 2018
Boys Basketball: Hudson Catholic vs. Montclair Immaculate, March 1, 2018
Gallery: Boys Basketball: Hudson Catholic vs. Montclair Immaculate, March 1, 2018
By The Jersey Journal
By Lou Monaco
For The Jersey Journal
Sometimes it's just not your night.
Sophomore Zion Bethea scored a game-high 21 points, including three 3-pointers, and senior guard and Syracuse-bound Jalen Carey added 18 points with three 3-pointers, highlighted by two huge shots in the fourth quarter, to propel fifth-seeded and No. 10 Montclair Immaculate to a 60-49 upset victory over fourth-seeded and host Hudson Catholic, No. 2 in the NJ.com Top 20, in the quarterfinals of the NJSIAA North Jersey, Non-Public B tournament in front of a packed house at St. Peter's Yanitelli Center in Jersey City.
Montclair Immaculate (20-8) has won two straight and 10 of its last 11 games and keeps hopes alive for its first state championship since 1978 as it advances to tomorrow's semifinals and will face the winner between top-seeded and No. 1 Roselle Catholic and ninth-seeded Christ the King.
Hudson Catholic (21-5) saw its 11-game win streak snapped and lost for just the second time in its last 19 games to end its season.
Trailing 24-22 after a Javon Quinerly basket to open the third quarter, Carey decided to take over.
In a span of two minutes, Carey hit a 3-pointer, converted a basket driving in the lane, and off a Lions' miss, forced a steal from Hudson Catholic, and created a turnover for a basket to give Montclair Immaculate the lead at 34-26 with 1:26 left in the third quarter to not only give the Lions momentum but the belief that they could pull this off.
The Lions outscored the Hawks, 26-21, in the fourth quarter to advance and send a shocked Hudson Catholic team home.
Right from the opening tipoff, you knew Montclair Immaculate came to play and it looked like Hudson Catholic wasn't ready for it. Trailing 3-2, the Lions went on an 11-6 run, highlighted by a buzzer-beating layup to end the quarter by Bethea.
The sophomore ended the first half with 10 points, including seven in the first quarter.
However, Hudson Catholic got its legs back in the second quarter, as good defense and six points by senior forward and Ohio State-bound Luther Muhammad provided the Hawks with some much-needed energy.
On a second effort play, Muhammad picked up a loose ball in the paint for the putback basket and was fouled, converting the old-fashion 3-point play to pull the Hawks within seven at 21-14 with 3:02 left in the first half.
Muhammad capped off the run with a right-corner 3-pointer with 1:26 left to pull within one point and then Montclair Immaculate elected to hold the ball with the final shot for the remaining 86 seconds. The final shot was no good and Hudson Catholic completed the mini-comeback to trail 21-20 at halftime.
Muhammad led the Hawks with 15 points, including nine in the first half, juniors Danny Rodriguez and Jonathan Delgado each had nine points apiece, and senior guard and Villanova-bound Jahvon Quinerly posted nine points, finishing 16 points shy of 500 for the season.


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Servers are the heart of most modern SMBs. They host intranetwork data, customer data, and facilitate product delivery. Like any piece of equipment in your workflow, servers need to be carefully cared for in order to keep you up and running. With the strain that most businesses put on their servers, one of the most important maintenance variables is temperature management. Understanding why keeping your servers cool is vitally important and could save you from an expensive crash, troubling data loss or reduced hardware reliability.
Cooling methods can't just be implemented and forgotten, they must be closely monitored to ensure the health of your server hardware–short and long term. Options for temperature management range from simple low-budget solutions to expensive outsourced alternatives; determining your server management budget will greatly depend on what types of methods you intend to implement at your SMB.
Anything higher than 2,000 watts needs to utilize dedicated cooling solutions. This means air-cooled units to actively reduce server room temperature. Depending on the size and arrangement of the space, a simple self-contained unit may be enough to reduce rising temperatures back into acceptable ranges. However, if you're not sure, you should schedule a consultation with a vendor to consider more drastic cooling and monitoring methods.
Keeping your servers running at ideal temperatures means smoother data operations, lower hardware budgets and one less thing to worry about at your SMB. As your business continues to grow and develop, keep close tabs on increasing server loads–it could save you from devastating data loss. If you'd like more detailed advice about server management, or have any other questions about your hardware setup, contact us today.


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Wolves defender Matt Doherty sets sights on silverware
Posted by Aaron Welch on March 21, 2019
Wolves defender Matt Doherty is proud of their achievements so far this season and believes they are capable of going all the way in the FA Cup.
The rise of Wolves over the past two seasons has been nothing short of remarkable and it doesn't look set to slow down.
Nuno Espirito Santo, with the help of super-agent Jorge Mendes, has assembled an extremely talented squad and they have eased into life in the top flight.
Wolves, who are priced at 4.50 to win the FA Cup, currently sit seventh and could potentially force their way into Europe next term, while they also hold a spot in the FA Cup semi-finals.
They have seen off Liverpool and Manchester United en route to the last four and will take on Premier League rivals Watford at Wembley on April 7.
Brighton or Manchester City will be waiting for the winner of that tie in the final and Doherty is confident they can claim the historic piece of silverware for the first time since 1959-60.
Doherty said: "We're seventh in the league, semi-final of the FA Cup, first season in the Premier League, so we can't ask for anything more than that.
"We could win the FA Cup – and there's a pretty good chance we could do that – but we have to beat Watford first and they've beaten us already this season.
"We know that's going to be a difficult game but the way we're playing at the moment, we'd back ourselves to beat anyone."
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Etanercépt, na trgu pod zaščitenim imenom Enbrel in drugimi, je biološko zdravilo, ki se uporablja za zdravljenje nekaterih avtoimunskih bolezni (revmatoidni artritis juvenilni idiopatični artritis, psoriatični artritis, ankilozirajoči spondilitis in luskavica). Deluje kot zaviralec TNF. Etanercept je fuzijski protein, pridobljen s tehnologijo rekombinantne DNK.

Gre za veliko molekulo z molekulsko maso 150 kDa. Veže se na TNFα in zavre njegovo delovanje ter s tem ublaži prekomerne vnetne procese v telesu, ki se pojavljajo na primer pri avtoimunskih boleznih. Uvrščen je na seznam osnovnih zdravil Svetovne zdravstvene organizacije, na katerem so zdravila, bistvena za zagotavljanje osnovne zdravstvene oskrbe.

Mehanizem delovanja
Etanercept je popolnoma humaniziran topni receptor za dejavnik tumorske nekroze alfa (TNFα), ki se veže na TNFα in ga s tem inaktivira ter zavre njegovo delovanje. TNFα je eden od najpomembnejših vnetnih posrednikov, prisoten v vsakem vnetnem procesu. Kompleks, ki nastane z vezavo etanercepta na molekulo TNFα, se razgradi v procesu imunske razgradnje.

Varnost
TNFα ima poleg svoje provnetne vloge pri avtoimunskih boleznih tudi pomembno vlogo pri obrambi pred okužbami. Zaviranje njegovega delovanja lahko zato poveča dovzetnost za okužbe; maja 2008 je ameriški Urad za prehrano in zdravila izdal opozorilo glede uporabe etanercepta zaradi pojavljanja številnih primerov hudih okužb, povezanih z zdravljenjem s tem zdravilom. Med drugim lahko pride do hudih okužb in sepse (lahko tudi  s smrtnim izidom). Poročali so na primer o reaktivaciji latentne tuberkuloze in hepatitisa B.

Sklici

Monoklonska protitelesa
Antirevmatiki
Zaviralci TNF-alfa
Osnovna zdravila Svetovne zdravstvene organizacije


If the colorist is surprised, the cognoscenti who surround the Seoul-born, New York-based artist are not. Peculiar, pretty accidents and magical alchemies of the mundane are precisely Yi's stock in trade, whether she is arranging deep-fried Q-tips (Ear Condom May Contain Traced Nuts, 2009) or vacuum-sealing peanuts and pearls into a tall plastic wall hanging (I'm Every Woman I Ever Met, 2011) or planting six snails injected with oxytocin—the "love hormone"—inside a resin-lined cardboard box in the hope that they'll reproduce (verbatem? verbatom? 4, 2014). At 43, Yi has achieved a quiet but solid level of art industry attention: she is successful enough to be reviewed by serious critics, but not ubiquitous enough to have many serious detractors.


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HomeLatest NewsSS Rajamouli's RRR will NOT release on the announced date of October 13, postponed till 2022
SS Rajamouli's RRR will NOT release on the announced date of October 13, postponed till 2022
According to the sources, the film's release date has been moved back to summer 2022.
The Telugu film industry is abuzz with reports that director Rajamouli has decided to postpone his project 'RRR.' The film will not be released on October 13 since the market in Maharashtra and other regions of North India has not yet fully opened up. Because 'RRR' is an epic drama produced on a large scale in five languages, all markets must be operating in order to recoup the costs.
According to the sources, the film's release date has been moved back to summer 2022. The film will not be released in theatres on October 13th.
(Also read: Bell Bottom Review: Akshay Kumar offers a power-packed thriller, Lara Dutta & Adil Hussain stand out!)
The lead actors of 'RRR' are Jr NTR, Ram Charan, Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn. The film's shoot in Ukraine has come to an end. The team has returned to Hyderabad. The specifics will be announced soon by director Rajamouli. Many films are scrambling to premiere in October after receiving word from team 'RRR' about the postponement.
RRR is produced by DVV Danayya.
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Aryan Khan, Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan's eldest son, was arrested after the NCB raided a cruise ship going for Goa off the Mumbai coast after receiving a tip concerning drug use. […]
Karan Johar announces a film on the life of C. Sankaran Nair who uncovered truth of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre!
Sanjay and Maheep Kapoor's daughter Shanaya Kapoor will make her Bollywood debut through Karan Johar's production firm […]
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