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Art Basel in Hong Kong 2019: A Post-mortem
By Diana d'Arenberg | Hong Kong, 6 April 2019
Lee Bul, Willing To Be Vulnerable – Metalized Balloon (2019). Exhibition view: Encounters, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy Ocula. Photo: Charles Roussel.
Ocula contributor Diana d'Arenberg gives her annual post-mortem of Hong Kong's Art Basel week, running through some of the highs and lows of the fair's seventh edition, which opened to the public from 29 to 31 March 2019.
Although Art Basel in Hong Kong is the youngest of the Art Basel fairs, and a relative newcomer to the international art fair circuit, it has now become a major attraction for collectors and galleries from around the world. The seventh edition of Art Basel in Hong Kong saw thousands of art courtesans and benefactors kick off the week with a string of parties, fundraisers, and dinners, which left many complaining about their stressful schedules, and collectors visibly exhausted by the time Art Basel opened on Wednesday for the first of two VIP preview days (27–28 March 2019). How we suffer for art.
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While a number of male artists were in town, including KAWS and Neo Rauch, many galleries seemed to get the memo about female representation as gender inequality has come increasingly under the spotlight in the wake of the #metoo movement. Sprüth Magers brought an all-female Eau de Cologne exhibition to a pop-up space in Hong Kong's H Queen's, showing works by eight female artists, who have mostly been with the gallery from inception. This third iteration of Eau de Cologne, which originally took place as a series of exhibitions and publications in Germany between 1985 and 1989, featured some of the most outspoken female artists of the time, including Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, and Cindy Sherman. Meanwhile, JC Contemporary, in the new Tai Kwun heritage cultural complex, staged The Violence of Gender: Performing Society (16 February–28 April 2019), curated by Susanne Pfeffer, a radical and timely group exhibition with works by 11 international artists—including Pamela Rosenkranz, Anne Imhof, Wong Ping, and Marianna Simnett—examining the construction of gender in society.
Wong Ping, Who's the Daddy (2017). Single-channel animation. 9 min 15 sec. Exhibition view: Performing Society: The Violence of Gender, Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hong Kong (16 February–28 April 2019). Courtesy Tai Kwun Contemporary
Pace Gallery showcased a series of large-scale and mainly monochromatic luminous and scintillating paintings by 1970s 'Light and Space' artist Mary Corse (26 March–11 May 2019). Painted with microsphere-embedded paint, the works are playfully interactive, radiating light as you move around them. Largely overlooked in favour of her male counterparts in the 1970s, the California-based artist has finally gotten the recognition so long overdue. Last year, her art was the subject of a career-spanning survey, A Survey in Light at the Whitney Museum, which will open at LACMA later in 2019. A long-term presentation of historical works by the artist is also on view at Dia:Beacon in New York.
Exhibition view: Mary Corse, Pace Gallery, H Queen's, Hong Kong (26 March–11 May 2019). © Mary Corse. Courtesy Pace Gallery. Photo: Boogi Wang.
Gagosian presented a group exhibition of floral still life paintings by three famous deceased male artists—Cézanne, Morandi, and Sanyu—curated by Chinese art superstar Zeng Fanzhi. Sanyu is known well in the upper echelons of the art market, driven mainly by the 1992 Sotheby's auction in Taipei that saw a Sanyu painting sell for three times estimate and a 2016 Christie's sale in Hong Kong, when a 1950s oil on masonite still life of chrysanthemums in a glass vase reached 13.4 million US dollars.
Peter Buggenhout, On Hold #8 (2019). Exhibition view: Infinitive Mutability, Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Hong Kong (25 March–1 June 2019). Courtesy Axel Vervoordt Gallery.
Two new spaces also opened this year in time for art week. Axel Vervoordt Gallery—owned by Boris Vervoordt, son of the Belgian dealer and Gutai crusader Axel Vervoordt—relocated from a jewel box space in Central to a large 8,000-square-foot space in industrial Wong Chuk Hang. All the better to showcase a collection of impressive works by Gutai and ZERO group artists—including a dramatic red painting by Kazuo Shiraga previously featured at the dealer's curated Palazzo Fortuny exhibition Intuition at the Venice Biennale in 2017 (Enji, 1983). On another floor, the gallery exhibits Infinitive Mutability (25 March–1 June 2019), a group show featuring works by Korean artist Kimsooja, Bosco Sodi, and Peter Buggenhout.
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Lévy Gorvy also recently celebrated opening a space in the former Graff jewellers ground-floor space in Central, kicking off with a group exhibition of nature-inspired works including paintings by Joan Mitchell, Liu Ye, Agnes Martin, and a Zao Wou-Ki (Return to Nature, 26 March–18 May 2019). At the preview of Christie's 20th Century and Contemporary Art Sales, a monumental triptych by Chinese modern master, Zao Wou-Ki was featured (Triptyque 1987–1988). Estimated between USD 15–20 million, it is one of the largest and significant of the artist's work to come to auction.
Exhibition view: Return to Nature, Lévy Gorvy, Hong Kong (26 March–18 May 2019). Courtesy Lévy Gorvy. Photo: Kitmin Lee.
Around the auction previews, Warhols—including a large pink screenprint with a dollar bill printed on it—were displayed at Christie's Post-War and Contemporary Art preview of the Robert B. and Beatrice C. Mayer Family Collection, to auction this spring in New York. Also highlighted was a Robert Rauschenberg, Buffalo II (1964), featuring a portrait of former U.S. president John F. Kennedy collaged with motifs of American imperial power. The work is estimated at USD 50 million, but is expected to fetch much higher. Shown alongside was a large painting by Wayne Thiebaud, Eating Figures (Quick Snack) (1963), of a couple holding a hot dog and soda—American creations and symbols of social integration and egalitarianism; cheap and enjoyed by all—painted in 1963 before obesity and diabetes became a nationwide epidemic.
Sotheby's previewed a 1960 Mark Rothko from the SFMOMA collection, estimated between USD 35–50 million and selling in New York in May to benefit the museum's acquisitions fund. An early white infinity net painting by Yayoi Kusama, Interminable Net no.4 (1959), sold for USD 8 million at the auction house's Hong Kong spring sale, a new auction record for the artist, but proving once again that women artists fare less well on the secondary market.
Sculptures by Carol Bove on view at David Zwirner, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy Ocula. Photo: Charles Roussel.
During the two VIP preview days for Art Basel in Hong Kong, the usual chorus of complaints of overpriced drinks and mediocre food quality could be heard and found throughout the halls of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The pace was less frenetic in the first few opening hours than in previous years, but numerous galleries reported strong sales nonetheless. (But when do they not?) David Zwirner presented a booth with four painted steel sculptures by Carol Bove—who will have her first solo exhibition at the Hong Kong gallery in autumn 2019—priced between USD 400–500,000. The booth, which reportedly sold out, also presented an historical oil on canvas portrait by Alice Neel (Abdul Rahman, 1964), as well as works by Marlene Dumas, Lisa Yuskavage, along with paintings by Liu Ye, an artist the gallery recently secured representation of. Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac had closed a USD 1.8 million sale of Georg Baselitz's painting Immer noch unterwegs (2014).
Luxembourg Dayan, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy © Art Basel.
At the top of the market, Luxembourg & Dayan had a modern masters-filled stand with works by Lucio Fontana, Balthus, and Pablo Picasso (Femme assise dans un fauteuil [1941], priced at USD 19 million). A large yellow Jean-Michel Basquiat painting, Onion Gum (1983) at Van de Weghe priced at USD 18 million (bought in 2016 from Sotheby's for USD 6.6 million) had already done the rounds at several fairs in the past couple of years. London gallery Richard Nagy debuted its Hong Kong appearance with a beautiful booth dedicated to 40 works on paper by Austrian expressionist, Egon Schiele, including a number of erotic drawings and one painting priced at USD 12 million.
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With 242 galleries from 35 countries, this was a more refreshing fair in 2019 with greater diversity in terms of artists represented and works shown. The Kusamas and the cutesy Naras were still around, along with the usual big-name, blue-chip works that make the rounds at every international fair, but they were easy enough to bypass in favour of exciting discoveries. A booth featuring the colourful and geometric ceramic works of Pakistani-born London-based artist Lubna Chowdhary at Jhaveri Contemporary sold out, with works ranging from USD 8–12,000. Chinese-American artist Candice Lin's install took over the booth of François Ghebaly, with a collection of ceramic sculptures and tapestry that touched on colonialism and exploitation of labour. Most works had sold by the second day.
Sarah Sze, Jules de Balincourt, and Grayson Perry, Victoria Miro, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy Ocula. Photo: Charles Roussel.
London's Project Native Informant's wallpaper-covered booth of intergender reproductive system fused with octopus tentacles, was dedicated to New York-based Juliana Huxtable. Titled ZOOSEXUALITY (2019), the installation of bright, hybrid portraits fused animal and human characteristics (a reference to furry fetish culture), and touched on online culture, sexuality, gender, and stoner culture. A multidisciplinary artist, writer, and DJ, Huxtable came to prominence with her inclusions in the 2015 editions of the New Museum Triennial and Performa. Bringing a dose of Brexit realness to the art fair circus, Grayson Perry's large, dystopian, class warfare tapestry dominated the booth of Victoria Miro (Battle of Britain, 2017). At Alfonso Artiaco Gallery, a minimalist crucifix-shaped floor sculpture by Carl Andre was laid out across the booth floor (Crux 14, 2010).
Juliana Huxtable, Project Native Informant, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy © Art Basel.
Showing in Discoveries, a section for emerging artists, L.A. gallery Commonwealth and Council dedicated a booth to the works of Brazilian-born multimedia artist Clarissa Tossin—shortlisted for the BMW Art Journey—in an exhibition titled Future Fossil. Drawing on Amazonian tribal culture and sci-fi, her suspended woven archival inkjet disks and fossilised-looking, globe-shaped sculptures made of garbage draw attention to ecological disasters. New York's Luhring Augustine brought several ethnographic-inspired braided ceramic sculptures by Simone Leigh, winner of the 2018 Hugo Boss Prize.
Clarissa Tossin, Commonwealth and Council, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy © Art Basel.
Hong Kong galleries distinguished themselves from their established international counterparts with considered spotlights on new and local names. Empty Gallery focused on the rediscovered Chinese-American artist Tishan Hsu, who was active in the New York scene in the 1980s, before retreating from the art world in the 1990s. Works from the 1980s through to the early 1990s were exhibited at the gallery's fair stand in the Insights sector, while an exhibition of his most recent recent work is on view at the Tin Wan gallery (delete, 26 March–25 May 2019). Blindspot Gallery brought a political bent to the fair with a public school uniform kinetic work, A Countess from Hong Kong (2016), by Hong Kong artist Leung Chi Wo, which referenced the 1967 pro-Communist Hong Kong riots. At its Wong Chuk Hang space, the gallery presented a solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Lam Tung Pang (Saang Dung Gei, 26 March–11 May 2019).
Tishan Hsu, Empty Gallery, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy Ocula. Photo: Charles Roussel.
Curated by Alexie Glass-Kantor for the fifth year, the Encounters section presented large-scale installations around the fair that provided an opportunity for social, cultural, and political reflection. Native Home (2019) by Australian artist Tony Albert, consisted of a scaffold of a small house with the words Native and Home on either side of the structure: a wunderkammer filled with kitsch and cultural objects and tourist souvenirs depicting stereotypes of Aboriginal culture, from tea towels, and ashtrays, to boomerangs. Berlin-based artist Chiharu Shiota presented Where Are We Going? (2017–2018)—white ghostly boats suspended in a sea of black yarn as a metaphor for migration, displacement, and asylum. Lee Bul's Willing To Be Vulnerable – Metalized Balloon (2019), referencing the ill-fated Hindenburg—previously sited at Berlin's Martin-Gropius-Bau and her recent retrospective at London's Southbank Centre—was shown hovering above visitors. It had found a home in a private Chinese collection.
Chiharu Shiota, Where Are We Going? (2017–2018). Exhibition view: Encounters, Art Basel in Hong Kong (29–31 March 2019). Courtesy Ocula. Photo: Charles Roussel.
Whereas in previous Art Basel editions, gallerists seemed to second-guess the Asian market, bringing out an overabundance of YBAs, flashy neon works, and reflective selfie-made sculptures, this year the fair demonstrated a better understanding of the market and the city, bringing out stronger works from both Asia and the 'West'. 'Everyone now comes to Hong Kong', one Hong Kong art dealer said. 'It used to be that the quality wasn't seen as good, or that the market wasn't as sophisticated. But that's all changed now. Art Basel in Hong Kong is a staple on the art fair calendar.' —[O]
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MN Twins in Postseason!
For the first time since I became a dedicated fan in 2010, my Minnesota Twins are in postseason! They did win a Wildcard spot in 2017, and then lost to the Yankees in the single Wildcard game (damn Yankees). That was after having their worst season in franchise history in 2016. (They lost 103 games and finished last in the MLB.)
But now, as in 2010, they're going to first official postseason round, the ALDS. And, also as in 2010, they'll face their arch nemesis, those damned Yankees. Nine years ago the "Bronx Bummers" took us out 1-2-3. Those bummers also took us out of postseason in 2003, 2004, & 2009.
So I'm thinking it's high time we turn that around!
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The culprit!
Well, it's been quite a week! As mentioned in the last post, the coming of fall (which is always bittersweet for me), a bout of miserably muggy weather, and then electrical problems in my home, have all conspired to batter the shores of my equilibrium. But there have been some raisins in the poo pile. This week, stressful though it was, has turned out a good one.
For one, my Minnesota Twins won the AL Central Division last Wednesday! They are going to postseason for the first time since 2010. (The bad news is that it looks like they'll face the Yankees — who ended the Twins' postseason in 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010 and 2017.)
And my electrical power problems are fixed. (I think.)
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Gluten-Free Root Beer
I've always meant to try it, and it was on sale at the grocery store the other day, so I grabbed a couple cans (and one of the cream soda). Before even tasting it, I was amused by the prominent label declaring the brew both gluten- and caffeine-free. (I'm expecting a similar warning on my bottled spring water any day now.)
I suppose root beer could have caffeine, but its whole gestalt is mellow childhood. No one puts caffeine in! (Do they?) As for gluten, real beer has it, and I suppose it's possible someone might link beer with root beer. (As I've said before, I find myself bemused by the necessity of treating consumers like stupid children.)
It's got a cool name, though. Ya gotta give it that!
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MN Twins: OMG!
Talk about mixed feelings! It was both very exhilarating — and slightly painful — to watch my Minnesota Twins rout the Seattle Mariners over the last three nights. The Mariners get a chance to get back some of their own this afternoon, and I almost hope they win. Being swept this badly is awful.
How awful? Well, so far: 25 more runs (36 total), 22 more hits (45 total), and 7 more home runs (11 total). The Twins pounded the Mariners' starters, who only averaged three innings of work each (giving up 20 ER and 9 HR in 10.1 innings), while our own starters averaged six innings (and gave up only 8 ER and 3 HR in 18.1 innings).
Suffice to say the Twins are off to an awesome start this year!
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My Minnesota Twins
I haven't written about my Minnesota Twins in a while. Blame it on 2016, the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year. On top of a stunning turn in politics, the Twins had their worst year ever as a Minnesota team. (They were the Washington Senators until 1960.)
They did okay in 2017 with a winning season (.525 win record) and the second American League Wildcard. Of course, they lost to, guess who, the damn Yankees. The year also capped a weird three-year over-under-over pattern in terms of their expected performance.
In 2018, the stats look closer to expectations, which is to say sad, but it's possible 2019 will be much happier.
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MN Twins: RIP
Tracking the inglorious ending. [click for big'n]
I've been putting off writing this post for two reasons: Firstly, my Minnesota Twins had such an awful year (worst ever) that it's just too depressing to even think about (let alone write about). Secondly, this insane election season has been distracting, disgusting, and depressing, so it's been a pretty shitty summer, and I'm feeling very out of gas and unhappy.
But as the MLB World Series begins today, and I'm pretty thrilled about both the long-suffering Cleveland Indians and the long-suffering Chicago Cubs being there (and hugely conflicted about who to root for), today seems the day to finally get this done.
I just wish it didn't feel so much like an obituary.
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MN Twins: SMH!
Speaking of big strike outs, my Minnesota Twins continue to slog along at the bottom of the pack. Things actually got a bit exciting just before the All-Star Game break, but the last week or so suggests the Twins are reverting to the hapless form from the first few months.
The Twins played their 108th game of the season back on August 4th. That's two-thirds of a season. As of their first third, things were looking uglier than ever in their history. Fortunately, the second third here was significantly better, and July was even kinda awesome.
The batting has definitely improved, but the pitching is just killing us.
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MN Twins: WTF?
My poor Minnesota Twins are having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad season of epic proportion. It famously ain't over 'til it's over, but here at the one-third mark, after 54 games, it ain't lookin' good.
Put it this way: If the Twins continue to play at the abysmal .296 rate they have for the first two months of the season, they'll win only 48 games. Which means losing 114! Which beats their previous worst (102 in 1982) by a good long margin.
Suffice to say we Twins fans are all feeling a bit stunned.
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Twins: Game Over
They came so very, very close! After four years of season-long disappointment and mediocrity, my Twins were blessed with, literally, a winning season. Last Sunday they ended the 2015 season with a record of 83-79 (.512) — four games above the .500 mark!
The Post-Season ship left the dock on Tuesday; my Twins were not on board, but they only barely missed having a berth. It wasn't until the penultimate game last Saturday they knew the ship would sail without them. They were in the hunt that long!
So thanks for a fun season, Twins! (And an even better one next year!)
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Twins: Final Dozen
Go Twins!
It's officially fall, the season named after what the leaves are doing now (at least in places where they came up with the word, "fall"). Did you ever notice how the two seasons of transition both are named after action verbs? Or how appropriate those verbs are to the cycle of life happening in those transitions? Life springs forth to sunny summer and falls asleep to weather winter.
The autumnal equinox was at 08:21 UTC. Here in middle America, by a standard we call "Central," summer fell at 3:21 AM. I slept through it, so I didn't hear any noise it might have made. (Sometimes you can hear a distant thud, but that might be a whole bunch of leaves coincidentally all falling at once.)
Today also marks the final dozen (exciting!) games for my Minnesota Twins!
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Q: Post-processing captured video in AS3, creating slow motion I have an interesting project wherein I need to allow users to capture video of themselves with a webcam at a kiosk, after which I email them a link to their video. The trick is the resulting video needs to be a 'slow motion' version of the captured video. So for example, if someone creates a 2 minute movie, the resulting movie will be 4 minutes.
I'd like to build this in Flex / AS3 if possible. I don't have issues capturing the video and storing it / generating and emailing a link, but slowing down the video is the real mind bender. I'm unsure how to approach 'batch post-processing' a set of videos using Adobe tools.
Has anyone had a project similar to this or have suggestions on routes to take in order to do this?
Thanks!
-Josh

A: This is absolutely feasible from the client side, contrary to what some may believe. :)
http://code.google.com/p/flvrecorder/
Just adjust the capture rate, which shouldn't be too difficult all the source is there.
Alternatively, you could write an AIR app that launches Adobe Media Encoder after writing a file and launch it with a preset that has FTP info etc. Or you can just use the socket class to connect and upload over FTP.
http://code.google.com/p/fl-ftp/

A: It is not feasible to do this client-side.
Capture the video and send it to the server.
Use a library like FFMpeg to do your coneversions

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Spotlight: Nutiva takes on Packaging & Regenerative Agriculture
Nutiva was one of the first companies to join the Climate Collaborative in 2017 and has made five climate action commitments, to: Regenerative Agriculture, Energy Efficiency, Food Waste, Packaging, and Transportation. They are also a champion-level donor, helping catalyze action and resource provision to our network of 660 companies. We sat down with them to check in on their climate action, detailed in their new 2019 Impact Report.
Climate is core to company mission at Nutiva; the company's founding purpose is to revolutionize the way the world eats with ethical, regenerative superfoods to nurture people and planet back to health. In the past year, Nutiva have focused their efforts on three key areas:
Strengthening sustainability across their supply chain, especially in new product development efforts
Packaging innovations to reduce the carbon footprint of all their packages
Working to improve gender, equity, diversity, and inclusion across the company and across the industry through the JEDI Collaborative
"Regenerative farming is core to our revolutionary mission and a powerful tool to reduce atmospheric carbon in our and protect biodiversity. In 2019, we were not only actively in engaged regenerative farming practices in our supply chain, but also in teaching and training regenerative practices to farming communities around the world through our 1% program," said Nutiva CEO Steve Naccarato. "To further reduce our carbon footprint, we've invested in new CO2 Conscious packaging: a bold first step on our path towards carbon neutral packaging that's already cutting emissions by 84%."
Regenerative agriculture: As a mission-driven company, Nutiva has always worked to support a healthier planet by investing in the farming communities they work with.
Their new line of Organic Avocado Oil is farmed cooperatively with over 35,000 independent organic farmers in Ethiopia. Through farmer field schools, they are training farmers in regenerative practices that are helping to improve soil heal and reduce climate risk, improve yields and increase food security.
They have also continued to support soil health through their red palm supply chain In Ecuador, which helps family farmers transition to regenerative systems and support the continued refinement of natural organic fertilization programs.
They have also made significant investment in the Philippines, where the majority of their coconuts are grown. 100,000 seedlings donated five years ago are now contributing to farmers livelihoods, and Nutiva has since committed to new environmental programs that will further biodiversity in coconut supply chains through crop diversification. This biodiversity will further support our farmer communities with added revenue streams and support the health of the planet with healthier soil that will absorb more atmospheric CO2.
Science proves that regenerative agriculture has the power to reverse global warming, but to achieve this it needs to be done at scale. To educate the world about the power of regenerative agriculture, Nutiva has been a proud supporter and partner of Kiss the Ground and helped to fund and produce their recently released self-titled Netflix film that proves we can heal the planet by healing our soil.
Packaging: Nutiva is reducing their packaging and transportation footprint by switching to flexible packaging, which reduces the carbon intensity of packaging production by over 90% compared to plastic bottles. It also makes their transportation more efficient: 1 truckload of flexible pouches carries the equivalent load of 26 truckloads of plastic bottles. Their next goal is recyclable and compostable flexible packaging for Nutiva products to replace plastic, and they'll be testing recyclable flexible packages in 2021.
"We, as leaders in both business and policy, have a responsibility to align on decisions that prioritize the well-being of our communities and our planet. Nutiva believes it is time to build a resilient economy, mitigate climate risk, and ensure a thriving future by making smart investments in regenerative agriculture and clean energy," said Steve Naccarato, their CEO.
They don't get it done alone. Nutiva partners with Soil Not Oil, Hemp History Week, Fair Trade USA, and others in climate activism, to help move their impact beyond their direct impact and supply chains. They've also dedicated 1% of sales to sustainable and regenerative agriculture since the company was founded in 1999. With over $5.5 million invested, every Nutiva product sold over 20 years has helped to build, grow and support regenerative food systems through expanding sustainable and ethical farming practices and supporting diverse communities.
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You've got me on the floor again.
By now I know the exact color of your skin.
I think about how I would worship to them.
but worship by obeying to my love.
I look at your knees and my face went red again.
I try to get it, how to feel. I let it sink into my skin.
I grab it, hold onto it, and try to breath it in.
and bring it back to how it was before.
express. You had led me to this great world of discovery.
I was talented. Thought I had it all. But then I met you.
You showed me an entire universe when all I knew was a world.
and i just don't have it in me too see a galaxy.
you took me, swept me off my feet, and left me on the floor again.


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Oymyakon - The Road of Bones and The Coldest Place in the World
If you think it is cold at the place you are living, then a visit to Oymyakon might change your mind. It is the coldest place in the world where an average temperature stands at -50C.
For some countries, the winter season is not just cold, but it's alarming. It challenges you to survive in the harsh climate. With many coldest places on the earth located in northern latitudes, there is a place with a recording temperature of -83F.
If some parts of the world receive high rainfall, then there are also some areas that face a shortage of rains. Likewise, if some parts on the earth are facing hot temperatures, other parts are facing the lowest temperatures.
Can you imagine living in an area where the temperature reaches -95F? No! Well, many live and survive in Oymyakon, Russia which is considered the coldest place in the world. "The Pole of Cold" or Oymyakon is a small town located in northeast Russia, widely referred to as the coldest inhabited town on Earth.
The village of Tomtor in the Oymyakon valley is situated around 700 meters above sea level and the length of the day varies from 3 hours in winter to 21 hours in summer. It is home to university, school, and theaters.
Do you want to explore more about this coldest inhabited on the earth? Read below and know what is it like to survive in Oymyakon climate.
How Oymyakon Residents Live in the Freezing Temperature?
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When extreme weather in Asia and the US has brought normal life to millions, many inhabited places are still managing to make sub-zero temperatures their routine.
Only 500-900 people are living in this coldest inhabited town on earth. Earlier, the village had a population of 2500 inhabitants but that number reduced to 900 in 2018. Today, the village is home to many but has not a single hotel with an outside toilet and hot water. Locals here are unable to grow crops; therefore they consume horse meat and reindeer. While kids to the south enjoy the snowy days, Oymyakon school closes only when the temperatures fall below 52°C.
Perhaps, one of the most difficult tasks faced by people here is within 'Stalin's Death Ring.' Situated in Siberia, an area "Stalin's Death Ring" has an average winter temperature of -45C with a world record of low of -71.2C. With the ground in a state of permafrost (soil, or rock that is frozen for more than two years), it takes 5-7 days to dig a grave. For digging, the surface first must have been warm enough to dig it, so a bonfire is lit for hours. Then hot coals are then pushed, and a hole few inches deep is dug. The same process is then followed for several days until the hole is deep enough to fit the coffin.
While the tourists found Oymyakon an attracting destination because of climate, there is very little to do. It has a shopping area, museums, and theatres. Adventure seekers enjoy reindeer hunts, ice fishing and chilling in freezing temperature. The village was originally a stop for reindeer herders who would water their flocks from the hot spring. Physicians say the reason people don't suffer from malnutrition is that their animals' milk is rich in micronutrients.
The place is all covered by snow so, do you think there could be some modern conveniences in this coldest city in the world? Well, the village does not provide amenities, but there are some buildings which have outdoor toilets, and people still burn wood for heat.
Daily problems that occur while living in Oymyakon is the batteries losing power and pen ink freezing. It is said that people leave their cars "ON" all day long so that batteries do not lose power. Because cars driving in low temperatures must be kept running, the gas stations in the area stay open for 24*7. Workers in the stations work two weeks off, two weeks on. There is no network coverage, and even if did, it is of no use because phones and most electronic appliances do not work at such low temperatures.
Fur is the only thing that keeps warm; therefore people love cuddling their pets. Another problem posed by freezing temperature is when the power ceases, the town shuts down for hours and the pipes freeze and crack. The power station in the area burns coal to provide hot water flowing to the homes. If coal deliveries are not done, the station starts burning wood to make climate hot.
More About Climate in Oymyakon
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While the winters in the coldest place on earth are excessively long and cold, the summers are sometimes too hot. Fur is a luxury in the area because it is the only thing that provides heat. There is a short summer season during which locals can grow things, but most people don't eat vegetables and fruits. They only eat reindeer, white fish, and horse meat. Mostly, they survive on meat soup.
However, some regional specialties include Stroganina – a long-sliced frozen fish, frozen horse liver and ice cubes of blood with macaroni.
Many animals in the area like Yakutian horses roam semi-wild throughout the years and dig through the snow with their hooves to eat the grass below. Yakutsk sits on the Lena River, but winters here can be so cold that, even the river freeze in a way that it allows the vehicles to drive straight to the other side of the road.
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Life in Oymyakon is tough. The climate here is dry, but average monthly temperatures are below freezing for 7-8 months of the year. On July 28, 2010, Oymyakon temperature set a record of 34.6°C. Delyankir, Yakutsk (capital city of the Sakha Republic, Russia) and Verkhoyansk are the other places in the world with a temperature higher than 100°C.
Some years, the temperature in Oymyakon drops below 32°F in September. Sometimes, the average minimum temperature for December, January and February remain below 50°C.
So-Called Festival Organized in March
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Every year in March festival is organized in the Pole of Cold. The village of Oymyakon after recording a temperature of -71.2C in 1933 was tagged as the 'The Pole of Cold.' It unites the travelers from around the world and locals. Russian Ded Moroz of Veliky Ustyug and Santa Claus of Lapland have made their residence there. These heroes also met Yakutian Chys Khan who is referred to as the Pole of Cold Host.
During the festival, people showcase the costumes and dance of the native. People also enjoy racing, dog sledding and eat a variety of cuisine.
How to Reach Oymyakon?
If you are planning to experience Oymyakon weather, here's how you can travel to this coldest place on earth.
It takes nearly two days to drive from Yakutsk down the R504 Kolyma Highway or better known as the 'Road of Bones' to reach Oymyakon. The highway was built in the 1930s by Stalin's prisoners.
The journey begins from Yakutsk and heads off up to Magadan and covers three mountain ranges, which creates the unique climate in the area. Yakutsk has many direct flight connections from Moscow and takes 6 hrs 30 minutes to reach the destination.
Tourism is the second most profitable industry in Oymyakon. A traveler Amos Chapple when visited Oymyakon in 2015 shared his experience:
"I remember feeling like the cold was physically gripping my legs. The other surprise was that occasionally my saliva would freeze into needles that would prick my lips".
Using camera was difficult for him. He added –
"Breath-mist was as thick as cigar smoke and so I had to hold my breath when taking a picture."
The camera lens became arduous as the cold temperature was rising. He expected the locals to feel excited to meet strangers. Unfortunately, he found it difficult to meet them.
"The only people outside were either dashing between houses with their mitts clasped to their faces, or were drunk and looking for trouble."
A Video Taken Shows a Scenario of the Market at Oymyakon
Source - "Владимир Данилов"
Surprisingly, the word Oymyakon translates to "non-freezing water" due to nearby hot spring. In this area, cold is not a new affair. Although nothing is exciting and happening to do in Oymyakon, it doesn't stop tourists to visit the place. Several touring companies offer tours to this coldest place in the world.
If you ever wished to explore and experience what it's like to be living in the cold, visit Oymyakon. Surprisingly, there's also an opportunity to take a dip in hot spring when the temperature reaches -50C.
What is the lowest temperature you have lived in? Share your experience and let us know how was it. Yay or Nay?
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St Andrew's is unusual in that our War Memorial is the amazing mural on the chancel wall. However, we do have a Roll of Honour, which has been maintained as a list by successive vicars since the Rev. R Howell Brown in 1914. Over time, and as the list has been transcribed, errors crept in. So when John Tanner started to try to find out more about the men who are commemorated, it proved something of a challenge. In the last ten years, names have been corrected and graves and memorials tracked down and photographed. Men who should have been included have been tracked down and added. There is still more to find - but you can now see the results of over ten years' research.
"Most of the congregation worshipping in St Andrew's Church will have noticed the beautiful and very artistic 'Roll of Honour' containing the names of those who have given their lives for King and Country in the present War, among the sailors and soldiers for whom prayers have been asked in the Parish Church. It is the work of Miss Elspeth Clarke, of Wellington Road, who presented it to the Church."
Clearly not everyone from the Parish who served, and still fewer of those killed, will have been prayed for by the congregation.We have identified over 200 soldiers, sailors and airmen who died in the Great War with addresses in the Parish who do not appear on the original roll. We are in the process of adding them.
The opening of an old chest in the Artillery Chapel in the church revealed the original Rolls of Honour, which were long thought to have been lost. There are two rolls: a hand illuminated one, as described in the Parish Magazine of the time for 1914-1918, and a commercially bought one for 1939-1945, which appears to have been completed at different times and in different hands. Photographs of both are shown below.


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Tonight we were able to pass on the Wadokai England selections decisions to our athletes. They have been training hard in the dojo and at squad sessions in Leicester every month to earn a place on the England team competing at the Federation European Wadokai Championships in Budapest later in the year.
Joe F, Daniel and Lewis all competed at the European championships last year, and all brought back medals. This is the first time that Harvey, Joe H and Paul have gone for selections.
Daniel Spires has moved up a category to the very competitive 14-15 years section, Paul White is also starting out his England squad challenge in this same section. They both work really hard in the dojo and compete regularly across the country. We're therefore hopeful that Daniel will be successful in maintaining his squad place in July, and that Paul will be given the opportunity.
Joe Flounders has been selected for Kata this year, last year he was selected only for Kumite (European Silver medallist).
Lewis Muldown has maintained his squad places for Kata and Kumite. Lewis will also be competing at the Wado World Cup in Japan in August.
Harvey Kerridge and Joe Hind have both done very well to be selected to the Wadokai England Team on their first attempt.
Well done guys, lots of hard work ahead.
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Every hospital tested for cybersecurity has failed
Chris Smyth, Health Editor
Wednesday April 18 2018, 9.01am, The Times
The NHS has been warned to expect a repeat of the cyberattack that crippled hospitals last year
DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/GETTY IMAGES
All 200 hospitals and other NHS organisations that have been tested so far have failed cybersecurity checks, according to a report by MPs.
Some hospitals have not fixed the original vulnerability that led to last year's cyberattack and NHS chiefs are not working fast enough to protect the health service, even though a repeat is a matter of "when, not if", the public accounts committee (PAC) says.
Despite promises that lessons had been learnt from the WannaCry ransomware attack nearly a year ago that crippled a third of NHS hospitals, a report released today finds there is still "a lot of work to do" to avoid more disruption when they are targeted again.
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Will we die tonigt? dont know we got to wait and find out.
Lol i don't even believe that Bullwash!
We are not going to die,human beings cannot predict the end of time nor deliver our fate.
And all these people in the media are going to look pretty foolish when nothing happens.
Its still fun to see people running scared and preparing bug-out bag stashes in underground hideouts.
In all honesty though,let hope that stuff isn't necisary.
Wait are you metroidprimeman from the other vgchat? lol also dont call anyone here buttholes. the only buttholes, are the scums on the chatrooms from the other vgchat.
It's serious business~ WE WILL ALL DIE.


With frameskip on, the game performs at a better speed but maybe too accelerated. With frameskip off the game lags.
It's playable for the most part but unresponsive controls make it hard, maybe that's a control layout issue. No music but there is sfx. Some graphic issues showing bright lines in the map walls and floor. Similar to what happens with exhumed.
Same as the European version. It's playable but it has no background music in the main menu. Some sfx don't work and the main character gets invisible once you activate aura power. The music while playing works, and videos work.
It's playable but graphic glitch prevents you from seeing you character when you have super power aura. Some sfx don't work and background music doesn't work either. Intro video works.
Everything seems to be working perfect. Nothing noticeable bad to report.
Played the first level no problem. Sound OK, graphics OK, videos OK. But music doesn't play.
It's completely glitched. Only thing that works is the 3d world but it slows down the frame rate like crazy. I tested then Sonic 1 and 2 an neither of them worked. It just gave me a black screen and crashed.
It gets stuck in the main menu. You can't even select any of the options.
It gets stuck after the Capcom logo. It doesn't even reach the main menu.
A lot of graphic glitches. Less with frameskip off but still very buggy. Sprites tend to flicker uncontrollably. And it also lags with a low frame rate. Music, sound, and videos work fine on the other hand.
Well, at least it boots to the title screen. OK my work here is done, after testing a lot of games. If somebody want to contact me to keep on testing you may refer to my Web page or YouTube channel. Grabisoftnet.com bye.
Music doesn't work and there are couple of graphic glitches such as blue lines in the geometrical outlines of the map. Specially while inside underground caves. Sound, and game play seem very solid and playable.
Some minor flickering glitches in the background sky. But everything going else runs smoothly.
Runs almost perfect. If I get peeky then there may be some very minor sound distortions and a very small sprite glitch in the main character while moving upwards but it's almost imperceptible. Overall the game seems to be working flawlessly. Sound OK. Music OK. Game play OK. Videos OK. Cutscenes OK.
Some minor graphical glitches, no music and slight slowdown. Apart from that, it plays OK, sfx works, videos work.
Works perfect but background music doesn't work.
Everything works perfect no problems. Graphics, sound, music, sprites. Excelent.


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North Caucasus Economic Region (; tr.: Severo-Kavkazsky ekonomichesky rayon) is one of 12 economic regions of Russia. It comprises the whole of the North Caucasian Federal District and the western federal subjects of the Southern Federal District.

In this area, descending northward from the principal chain of the Caucasus Mountains to a level plain, are found rich deposits of oil, natural gas, and coal. Major cities include Rostov-on-Don, Krasnodar,  Grozny, Vladikavkaz and Novorossiysk. Sochi is a popular resort city. Farm machinery, coal, petroleum, and natural gas are the chief products. The Kuban River region, a fertile black-earth area, is one of the chief granaries of Russia. Wheat, sugar beets, tobacco, rice, and sunflower seeds are grown, and cattle are raised. Other rivers include the Don, the Kuma, and the Terek, and the Volga-Don Canal is a major transportation route.

Composition
Republic of Adygea (part of Southern Federal District)
Chechen Republic (part of North Caucasian Federal District)
Republic of Dagestan (part of North Caucasian Federal District)
Republic of Ingushetia (part of North Caucasian Federal District)
Kabardino-Balkar Republic (part of North Caucasian Federal District)
Karachay–Cherkess Republic (part of North Caucasian Federal District)
Krasnodar Krai (part of Southern Federal District)
Republic of North Ossetia–Alania (part of North Caucasian Federal District)
Rostov Oblast (part of Southern Federal District)

Socio-economic indicators
North Caucasus economic region accounted for almost 6 per cent of the national GRP in 2008. This region includes the most troubled part of the Russian Federation, the Chechen Republic, and other republics where ethnic tensions are high.   Economic capacities are far lower than the average for the country as a whole. GDP per capita is barely half that of the average for the Federation, and productivity and wages are also low.  Employment in agriculture is also well above the national average.

Life expectancy for both men and women is at the average for the Federation as a whole. But other high indicators are signs of troubles, for example, the migration of the population, the readiness of people to move to find a job elsewhere and high unemployment.

See also
 North Caucasus

References

Economic regions of Russia
North Caucasus


You know what they say, when you're hot, you're hot. That was definitely the case this weekend with Frank Haidusek.
 Frank took first place at the Crappie Masters tournament on Lake Fork then drove all night to fish the KCC Season Opener with Dalton Thomas and blew it away with a Club record smashing bag of 13.12 Lbs. Biggest Bag ever brought in at a KCC Event.
Frank, Owner of Cleared Hot Fishing Llc and Retired Air Force Veteran says that his Livescope was a huge help in targeting solitary suspended fish hanging over the channels.
The 2019 Season is off to a good start for the Top Secret Jig Team. Owner Brandon Manis and Co-Angler Marc Shepard beat the old KCC record of single biggest fish ever brought to the scales in a tournament of 2.11 Lbs, also set by them, bringing in a massive 2.51 Lbs. I'd say that fish did a bit more than just beat a record, a bit more like blew it out the water. Garmin Livescope and Toad Tamers by Top Secret Jigs paired with Kevin Rogers signature series Jenko rods were the tools used to do the heavy lifting, literally ! That fish was swung into the boat !
Brandon and Marc went on to put a bag together worth 10.27 on the scales landing them a 2nd Place finish as well as Big Fish Honors.
Rounding out our top three this weekend was the Team of Todd Morsdorf and Tony Niemeyer. They were beating on the timber and brush piles with Top Secret Stingers bringing in a bag of 8.47 Lbs. Todd's Yamaha powered Ranger 519 is always a boat to beat regardless of the Lake we are on and after a long and cold off season they picked up right where they left off last year.
Division 2 kicked off this year offering guys new to Tournaments a chance to learn the lakes and game a little before tying one on with the big kids. Jeff Keller, with nothing more than a pointer or two and a day of practice to dial it in, won the Opener with a very nice 1.59 lb he caught fishing in some standing timber. It was a pretty close race between him and the Team of Wenzel / Whiteside who sore lipped a 1.51 lb to take the runner up spot. Solid fish by any standards.
It was really fun having the Division Two guys fishing alongside us this weekend learning the craft of Tournament Slabbin', can't wait to watch these guys as they learn the game and see where it takes them.


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Here is one way to help answer that question. It is not a formula, but a very rough checklist to help you estimate your individual insurance needs. For couples, I suggest separate lists. Not all of the information will be the same for each spouse.
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MacRumors discussed the images with iFixit co-founder Kyle Wiens who said the assembly could very well be the real deal and that it may use the same manufacturing process that was used to create the screen for the MacBook Pro with Retina display.
While moving to an integrated panel would have its benefits, it'd also make repairs more difficult. Of course, Apple has never really been concerned with how easy an iDevice is to repair. Along the same lines, it could also be more expensive to fix a borked screen as one would need to replace the entire assembly versus just a single bad component.
In addition to the new screen (if legit), the next iPad is expected to include the Touch ID authentication system found on the iPhone 5s. It wouldn't be out of the question to see Apple also outfit the new iPad with their A8 processor and perhaps a few other surprises.
Apple released the current generation iPad Air on November 1, 2013 and if they stick to the same release schedule, we can expect to see the iPad Air 2 around that same time.


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