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Indo-US nuclear deal: Still a work-in-progress
While the new deal is certainly a step forward in Indo-US bilateral relations, there is little basis to rejoice yet
In a joint press conference, US president Barack Obama and prime minister Narendra Modi announced that a 'breakthrough understanding' had been reached on operationalising Indo-US civil nuclear co-operation. Neither the terms of this new understanding nor what catalysed this breakthrough are apparent. In a subsequent MEA briefing, officials stated that an India Nuclear Insurance Pool would be set up, which would be a 'complete risk management solution for both operators and suppliers'. The announcement of such a pool, while the issue of contributions to such a pool is still a work-in-progress is curious. The statement by the US ambassador to India was even more curious saying that the understanding on the liability issue would operate "through a memorandum of law within the Indian system". The hyperbole of the summit announcement could not be in more stark contrast with the details of its operationalisation. While the new nuclear deal is certainly a step forward in Indo-US bilateral relations, from the perspective of facilitating nuclear energy to secure India's future, there is little basis to rejoice yet.
From the sparse information that has been made available, the major achievements of the deal from an Indian perspective lie in scoring diplomatic victories. First, the finalisation of the administrative arrangements necessary to implement the 123 Agreement with the United States is an important step forward. Second, making American negotiators seemingly accept the principle that Section 17(b), which provides the operators right of recourse against suppliers, is necessary in an Indian context is equally significant. Third, satisfying American concerns by providing an assurance of resolving outstanding liability of issues on the basis of a 'memorandum of law' rather than an amendment to the law itself, as has been sought, is a major diplomatic coup. But the key concerns stalling the operationalisation of the nuclear deal were as much commercial as sovereign. And cut through the wondrous accoutrements of diplomatic victories to key commercial concerns, and the landmark impact of the deal becomes far more questionable.
The establishment of the insurance pool to offset supplier and operator liability poses more questions than it answers. This is because official communications have been entirely silent on the key issue in the establishment of such a pool—who is expected to contribute and how much?
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Currently Sections 7 and 8 of the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage (CLND) Act, 2010 read with Rule 3 of CLND Rules, 2011 provides for the establishment of such a pool with operators alone. Will this be extended to suppliers as well in the new India Nuclear Insurance Pool? If so, what will be the extent of their contribution? If such contribution results in an increase in cost of nuclear energy, as it inevitably will, would nuclear energy remain viable? These are the hard questions which will determine the effectiveness of an inchoate nuclear insurance pool in India, none of which have been resolved yet.
Further, the key commercial concern resulting in the impasse, Section 46 of the Act and the possibility of holding suppliers liable under the law of tort has been left largely unaddressed. US ambassador Richard Rahul Verma's statement that a 'memorandum of law' is the basis for resolution is perplexing. The term 'memorandum of law' is an unfamiliar term for Indian lawyers. If the general commercial meaning of a brief by an attorney is implied, then in this case it refers to an opinion by the attorney-general of India containing the government's understanding of the legal position pertaining to Section 46. If this is all that was required to assuage American concerns, then one wonders why such an opinion was delayed for over four years.
The truth is that beyond providing a seeming legal basis for the announcement of the deal, such an opinion will do little to assuage genuine commercial concerns, not just of American suppliers, but also Indian ones, regarding the scope and operation of Section 46. This is because an opinion of the attorney-general cannot bind judicial interpretation of the section. Section 46 provides that the Act will be in addition to, and not in derogation of other laws in force. Further, nothing in the Act will affect claims against operators under other statutes. This innocuous-sounding provision suggests that if suppliers can be sued under other laws, specifically the general law of tort that governs compensation for accidents, then their liability will be theoretically unlimited and unquantifiable. No insurance pool can address such unquantified liability fully.
There are two ways in which Section 46 can be interpreted. The first, favoured by the government of India, presumably contained in the attorney-general's opinion, is that it is meant to govern liability of operators alone and is entirely silent on the supplier question. This is certainly intuitive—in an earlier draft, there was no reference to the word 'operator' in Section 46. Instead it merely contained the standard form provision found in most statutes providing that the Act applies in addition to all other laws in force.
However the imprecision of the wording of Section 46 and the lack of reference to suppliers, specifically claims under other laws, could equally plausibly mean that the Act has nothing to say about the admissibility of such claims. There are two reasons which reinforce this view—first, Section 17(b) which deals with recourse liability on suppliers demonstrates that the Act is not entirely silent on the question of supplier liability.
Thus when there is a specific omission, as in Section 46, it can be read as implying the continuance of the existing provision of law. Second, though the Act is envisaged as a special mechanism for speedy compensation for victims of a nuclear incident, nothing in this Act expressly makes this clear. Several types of nuclear damage, such as damage to environment or loss of income are made contingent on a government notification, which has not been issued yet. Thus the possibility of victims remaining uncompensated under this Act and suing suppliers is not mere theoretical fancy but a live possibility.
Irrespective of what the intention during the drafting process might have been, on a plain reading of the Act, the latter interpretation is more tenable. This is furthered by the fact that in the event there is a nuclear incident and victims remain uncompensated under the Act, a technical legal escape clause, or an attorney-general's opinion will hardly withstand judicial scrutiny. Speedy victim compensation is the raison d'etre of the Act, and an interpretation that defeats it, without providing adequate compensation for victims is not merely untenable but arguably unjust.
The opinion of the attorney-general, and indeed the summit announcement on the whole, must be seen for what they are: a strong signal demonstrating the intent of the Government of India in operationalising the Indo-US nuclear deal and nuclear energy in India. They cannot however themselves be conclusive evidence of its operationalisation. For that, there must be honest introspection by the Government of India on the merits of its laws and a genuine owning up to oversights that may have crept in. It is when this is done that the gains from the 'breakthrough understanding' reached at the summit meeting will translate from diplomatic victories to actually breaking the nuclear logjam in India. Till then, the new nuclear deal will remain a work-in-progress.
By Arghya Sengupta
The author is research director, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, a New Delhi-based legal think-tank. He is also the lead author of a report titled Operationalising India's Nuclear Agreements: Issues and Solutions on Nuclear Liability
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How fighting climate change will make cities like Toronto better places to live
By Matt Elliott
Climate change rally participants march at Queen's Park Sunday in Toronto.
Mayor John Tory is off to Paris this week to talk climate change with other mayors and a gaggle of very important people.
It's all part of the United Nations' COP21 hullabaloo that's supposed to strengthen strategies on reducing greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.
It's good he's going.
Not just because addressing climate change is important to ensuring we don't all get swept away by rising ocean tides. And not just because — whether they're ready for it or not — the world's cities are going to end up playing a key role in implementing the strategies dreamed up by world leaders.
It's important because, in places like Toronto, the fight against climate change could actually be kind of awesome.
That might seem counterintuitive, but it's not. Piles of evidence on the subject of reducing greenhouse gas emissions all point to urbanization and city building as part of the solution for climate change.
Last Thursday, I moderated a panel discussion put on by TransformTO, a City of Toronto initiative tasked with — no pressure — coming up with ideas on how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. One of the panelists, University of Toronto professor Marianne Hatzopoulou, came armed with data showing household emissions across the GTA.
The conclusion? Households with the biggest carbon footprints are those way outside the downtown core. They're the people who travel long distances to get anywhere. They're the ones who have to drive — an activity that, according to city stats, makes up 41 per cent of Toronto's greenhouse gas emissions.
To curb that, Toronto and other cities need to get serious about encouraging dense, urban living.
And that means infrastructure. It means effective, electric public transit capable of comfortably moving lots of people. It means bike lanes that are safe and welcoming, and streets designed so that pedestrians can move about without getting hit by cars at an alarming rate.
It means a housing strategy that sees affordable homes built in places that allow more people to get to work without driving.
It means green spaces. It means flood protection in the form of really nice parks. And it means trees. So many trees.
For a lot of us, this is all stuff we've been demanding for years anyway. But with climate change as a motivator, the conversation can shift. This is no longer about taking action to improve quality of life. It's about taking action to ensure life itself.
With so much at stake, I'm glad Tory will be in Paris. And when he returns, I hope he'll be ready to seriously talk about aggressive implementation of strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The world needs it — and, done right, our city will be a better place because of it.
Matt Elliott lives and writes in Toronto. Follow him on Twitter @GraphicMatt
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Q: Unable to use userns remap in Docker Docker seems to have some issues with LXC in Ubuntu 16.04. I removed LXC according to this gist: https://gist.github.com/estesp/e37b06e51384fa0ad6067af42a693925
However now I get
$ docker run --rm busybox date
docker: Error response from daemon: oci runtime error: rootfs_linux.go:42: preparing rootfs caused "permission denied".

I'm not sure where to go from here to be able to use the userns-remap feature.
For reference here's my docker.service
[Unit]
Description=Docker Application Container Engine
Documentation=https://docs.docker.com
After=network.target docker.socket
Requires=docker.socket

[Service]
Type=notify
# the default is not to use systemd for cgroups because the delegate issues still
# exists and systemd currently does not support the cgroup feature set required
# for containers run by docker
ExecStart=/usr/bin/docker daemon -H fd:// --userns-remap=Default --graph /media/externaldrive/docker
MountFlags=slave
LimitNOFILE=1048576
LimitNPROC=1048576
LimitCORE=infinity
TimeoutStartSec=0
# set delegate yes so that systemd does not reset the cgroups of docker containers
Delegate=yes

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

A: This is currently a bug. As stated from the docker member Phil Estes "estesp", the following was said:

that is a permission bug because of more limited permissions/access to
  an existing directory in the provided path to --graph

This is now filed as a bug at the docker github issue tracker:
https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/25847
as stated on commit https://github.com/estesp/docker/blob/43a1df6be2fa0c76b521680bbd5dc84db2cfd898/daemon/daemon_unix.go#L1018
The graph directory needs o+x permissions for docker to work. After I used chmod o+x on the directory I was able to use userns remap.

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Court Rejects Latest Appeal by UK Toddler's Parents; Attorney Wants Prime Minister Theresa May to Weigh In
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Alfie Evans
Life and death court hearings continued Wednesday as the parents of Alfie Evans, the UK toddler battling an undiagnosed brain disease, relentlessly fight for their right to have a final say in their son's treatment.
Alfie's parents, Tom Evans and Kate James, were back in the UK Court of Appeal after a judge ruled Tuesday they don't have the right to fly their son to a Vatican hospital in Rome for treatment.
"The judge rejected the permission for a full appeal," Roger Kiska, legal counsel for the Christian Legal Centre, which is representing Alfie's father, Tom, told CBN News. "So we're still looking at all legal possibilities available to us, including introducing new medical evidence, going to the Supreme Court."
"We're doing something that obviously we'll need to discuss with Tom and Kate," he continued.
Kiska also described Alfie's condition.
"He's struggling as one would expect, but he's a fighter, and we still contend that he's a living miracle," Kiska said.
The attorney wants Christians to continue fighting for Alfie.
"Keep on signing petitions; keep on praying," he said. "Keep on bringing this up... just so that this is brought to the attention of the UK."
Kiska said the family would also like to hear from Prime Minister Theresa May.
"Surprisingly silent in all of this has been Theresa May despite the fact that the pope, the president of the European Parliament, the president of Poland, the entire station of Italy has commented on it," he said. "So we'd like to hear from her."
During Wednesday's appeal hearing, British reporter Dan Whitehead of Sky News, tweeted that a lawyer representing Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool, where Alfie has been taken off life support, said, "It would be 'astonishing' if the arguments over free movement (allowing Alfie to go to Italy) were to trump his best interests."
Hospital lawyer: It would be "astonishing" if the arguments over free movement [allowing Alfie to go to Italy] were to trump his best interests #AlfieEvans
— Dan Whitehead (@danwnews) April 25, 2018
Whitehead also tweeted during the proceeding, that Paul Diamond, the attorney for Tom Evans, told the court, "Let's not let him (Alfie) starve in a hospital ward... what kind of country are we becoming?"
Barrister for father tells court: "let's not let him starve in a hospital ward...what kind of country are we becoming?" #AlfieEvans
In addition, the reporter tweeted that Diamond asked the court to "'get out of (a) judicial straight jacket' and get out of (a) system where best interest means someone needs to die."
Barrister for father asks court to "get out of judicial straight jacket" and get out of system where best interest means someone needs to die #AlfieEvans
Lord Justice McFarlane of the Court of Appeal described the situation as "awful for everyone concerned," according to Whitehead's tweet, and McFarlane supported the decision of Mr. Justice Hayden of the High Court.
Justice McFarlane: This is awful for everyone concerned. We are in the middle of palliative care plan at Alder Hey Hospital. I can see no basis that judge was wrong.
Hayden, who ruled Tuesday that Alfie may not fly to Italy for treatment, also said during the same hearing that the best scenario for Alfie's parents was to look into the possibility of transferring him from intensive care to a hospice, ward or his home, according to the BBC.
In February, Hayden ruled that whatever was causing Alfie's condition, the damage to the toddler's brain was so severe that it was in his best interest to be taken off life support.
The hospital released a statement after Wednesday's appeal hearing:
"We note today's ruling from the Appeal Court which has rejected both applications to take Alfie to Italy. Our top priority is to continue to provide Alfie with the care he deserves and to ensure his comfort, dignity and privacy are maintained at this time."
According to British media outlets, Hayden described Alfie as "courageous" and a "warrior" in court Tuesday, but went on to say the case has now reached its "final chapter."
The toddler was taken off life support Monday afternoon by Alder Hey Hospital with permission of the High Court and has been forced at different points to go hours without food, water and oxygen.
Tom Evans told Britain's This Morning show on Wednesday morning that the hospital did finally begin to feed him at 1:00 a.m. after nearly 23 hours without food.
In additional updates from family members online, they say over the last 24 hours Alfie has repeatedly turned blue from lack of oxygen, forcing them to provide mouth-to-mouth to keep him alive.
A family member posted on Alfie's Facebook support page called "Alfies Army Official," begging for anyone who was able to go to the hospital and bring them a portable breathing machine and saying the hospital was not stepping in to help.
Facebook pages like this one and several others like "Save Alfie Evans" have been critical to rallying support for Alfie and updating his "army" with the latest information on his well-being.
MORE: UK Judge Rules Against Parents of Toddler: Baby Alfie Will Not Go to Italy for Treatment
CBN News has reached out to administrators on "Alfies Army Official" for additional updates or statements from the family.
A recent post on the page from Tom Evans reads, "No sleep for three days nothing but torture and deprivation our boy continues to fight with no suffering or indication of pain coming up to 2 DAYS NOW," and he asks British authorities to "please save our son your lordships."
According to LifeSiteNews, Americans will hold a vigil in support of Alfie Evans outside the British embassy in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, April 26 at 11:00 a.m.
Here's the 'Legal' Reason Why the UK Can Force Alfie Evans to Die
Anti-Pro-Life Bias Exposed: Major Networks Cover Royal Birth, Ignore UK Toddler Alfie Evans
UK Judge Rules Against Parents of Toddler: Baby Alfie Will Not Go to Italy for Treatment
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J.D. Morris July 13, 2020 Updated: July 13, 2020 9:57 a.m.
1of8Powell Street in San Francisco, Calif., on Thursday, July 9, 2020. In order for daily life to return to normal, during the coronavirus pandemic, many changes will have to take place in society.Photo: Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle
2of8Market Street in San Francisco, Calif., on Thursday, July 9, 2020. In order for daily life to return to normal, during the coronavirus pandemic, many changes will have to take place in society.Photo: Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle
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A vaccine may not be enough to end the coronavirus pandemic and restore society to some semblance of normalcy, according to doctors and researchers who say effective treatments for COVID-19 are equally important.
While many parts of public life, from crowded stadiums to San Francisco's beloved cable cars, are on hold until the threat posed by the virus abates, a vaccine alone will likely not allow those functions to resume. And even if scientists find a vaccine that works and is safe, it may take a long time to reach everyone who needs it.
In the meantime, millions of people will continue to become ill with the coronavirus. So researchers across the globe are racing to find drugs that can keep more people alive and out of the hospital — and any one of those treatments may ultimately work just as well as a vaccine.
"I'd much rather put my money on the drugs rather than the vaccine for now," said Dr. Lee Riley, an infectious-disease expert at UC Berkeley's School of Public Health.
A drug could function similarly to a vaccine if it can prevent people from transmitting the virus in addition to improving their symptoms, Riley said. For example, people can protect themselves from being infected with HIV by regularly taking a pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, a pill sold under the brand-name Truvada and made by Foster City's Gilead Sciences.
To accomplish something similar for the coronavirus, drug makers would need to develop a pill that people could take as soon as they begin having symptoms or even as a preventative measure akin to Truvada, Riley said. If a drug along those lines works to prevent people from falling ill with COVID-19, people can start going back to work and school much more easily, he said.
None of that is to say that the nearly 200 potential vaccines under investigation worldwide are unnecessary.
"We have to focus on both," Riley said. "It's not just the vaccine becoming available."
So far, the highest-profile and most advanced drug used to treat COVID-19 is remdesivir, an antiviral medicine that is also made by Gilead. Clinical trials have shown that hospitalized patients who received the drug through intravenous injections recovered faster than those who did not get the treatment, and Gilead revealed data on Friday indicating that remdesivir can help people survive, too. In a recent study of hundreds of coronavirus patients, remdesivir reduced mortality risk by 62%, the company said.
Gilead now is studying an inhalable form of remdesivir. If proved safe, the inhalable version of the drug could be given to patients who are not hospitalized, potentially slowing the spread of the virus.
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But remdesivir's ultimate role is still not clear, and it's far from the only drug under investigation. Researchers worldwide are studying more than 260 possible treatments for COVID-19, according to the Milken Institute. One of those drugs is favipiravir, which Stanford University researchers are testing in people who have been recently diagnosed with the virus but not admitted to a hospital.
Eventually, a more effective way of treating COVID-19 may be a "cocktail" of multiple antiviral drugs, said Dr. Warner Greene, a senior investigator with the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco. Such a combination could help "nip this thing in the bud" and prevent many patients from being hospitalized while also reducing the virus' spread, he said.
"It would be a wonderful bridge to a safe and effective vaccine," Greene said. "Some of the pressure would be removed and we could move at a more deliberate pace. ... In our need for speed, we cannot cut corners in terms of the safety of a coronavirus vaccine."
The scale of the pandemic may require several vaccines due to resource constraints that would prevent any one vaccine from getting around the world quickly, he said. And the earliest one that works might not be as effective as the ones that come later.
"I'm not sure I want to take the first vaccine — I want to take the best vaccine," Greene said.
The need for COVID-19 drugs will not evaporate once vaccines are available. That's why Anixa Biosciences, a Bay Area biotech company, is trying to develop treatments from scratch instead of repurposing drugs developed for other illnesses.
Using artificial intelligence to screen a vast computer database, Anixa has identified four compounds that could become coronavirus drugs. CEO Amit Kumar said he thinks of it as a backup strategy — in case a vaccine proves elusive — or "a transition approach." Though he wants to see a vaccine become available, he said drugs to treat COVID-19 aggressively will remain just as necessary for the foreseeable future.
"A lot of things have to work out right in order to get a vaccine in (a) short period of time," Kumar said. "Longer term, I think a better solution is a therapeutic — and by therapeutic, I mean something that really is very easy to administer and something that can be administered at home."
The most effective treatments should not only reduce the percentage of coronavirus patients needing to be hospitalized but also shorten the time they are symptomatic and curb transmission of the virus, said Dr. Annie Luetkemeyer, a UCSF infectious-disease expert. Widespread testing and easy access to coronavirus drugs are also paramount, she said.
"Even the best medicine in the world, unless we pair it with those pieces, it's not going to achieve the results that we want to have," Luetkemeyer said.
Though the country appears to be facing the pandemic "for the long haul," she said the public already has one invaluable tool to help resume many aspects of day-to-day life in a safer way while scientists continue researching effective drugs.
"It sounds like a broken record, but wearing a mask works to reduce people's risk of getting infected," Luetkemeyer said. "It's cheap, everybody can do it and it makes an enormous difference."
J.D. Morris is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: jd.morris@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @thejdmorris
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Four years after the publication of his seventh novel, Graham concluded his literary series with five more between 1981 and 2002. In 1996, the HTV channel produced a pilot episode, which proved to be an adaptation of Graham's eighth novel, "The Stranger from the Sea". HTV had hoped this television movie would prove to be the first of a continuing adaptation of the 1981 novel and the remaining four. Unfortunately, fans protested against the casting of new performers in the lead roles of Ross Poldark and Demelza Carne Poldark. Fifty members of the Poldark Appreciation Society marched in full 18th-century costumes to picket HTV's headquarters in Bristol, England. When Graham admitted that he preferred the new film to the original television series from the 1970s, he found himself cold-shouldered by the Society of which he was president. Needless to say, the television film, also titled"POLDARK", proved to be a ratings flop and the network dropped all plans for an adaptation of Graham's later novels.
This is a lot for a 102 minute television movie. If the HTV network really wanted to continue the "POLDARK" series with episodes that are adaptations of Graham's last five novels, it should NOT have adapted all of "The Stranger from the Sea" in the space of 102 minutes. Another problem I had with the movie's narrative is that it resumed the "Poldark" saga without any recollections or flashbacks on what previously happened during the 1975-1977 series. I would have dismissed this if the 1996 movie had aired less than a year after the last episode of the original series. But it aired nineteen (19) years after the original series' last episode. Nineteen years. I think some narrative or recollection of what happened in the 1970s series should have been given before the story could continue.
Some people blame the casting of John Bowe and Mel Martin as Ross and Demelza Polark for the ratings failure of "POLDARK". This is probably the truth. Many viewers simply refused to accept the two performers as the leads . . . especially since the producers had originally considered Robin Ellis and Angharad Rees from the 1975-1977 series to reprise their roles. They also seemed displeased with Michael Atwell as George Warleggan, even though Ralph Bates, who had originated the role, had passed away five years before this movie aired on television.


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The fair's latest Online Viewing Rooms are focused on works made this year
A detail of Kapwani Kiwanga's 'Nations: Cap Français 20, 21, 22 and 23, June 1793' (2020) © Courtesy Kapwani Kiwanga and Galerie Poggi
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2020: it's an exceptional year for everyone. For artists, the experience of lockdown has often been fruitful — "I haven't had so much time in my studio for years", one commented recently, echoing the feelings of many. But some have felt frustrated and blocked, unable to work well because of the weight of circumstances, the whirl of anxiety.
Either way, their responses will be significant, both for our perceptions and for their own practice. One example is ceramicist Edmund de Waal who, speaking about his recent work crafted from stone and alabaster instead of highly delicate porcelain, says: "In these last months I realised how much I wanted to make things for people to touch."
So Art Basel's decision to devote its upcoming Online Viewing Rooms entirely to works made in 2020 will surely prove fascinating. The focus of "OVR:2020" will be compact: just 100 galleries showing six works each, nothing like the behemoth previous OVR editions.
The gallery range is widely international, with contributors from Budapest, Warsaw, Dubai, Vancouver, Seoul, Los Angeles, Taipei and Vienna as well as the more predictable New York, London and Paris. And all without boarding a single plane. It's tempting to think that the OVR model, hastily conceived and now being honed by exigency, will prove durable even when normal art fair service is resumed: its benefits of cost, sustainability and access are so significant.
'Night Ferry 4' (2020), one of a group of watercolours by Christina Mackie on show with Herald St Gallery, London © Courtesy the artist and Herald St, London
But, how is it as an experience? Opinions vary, though all agree that some forms of work are more easily appreciated on a digital platform than others. Sales figures are encouraging, however — Art Basel & UBS's recently published report on how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the art market reveals that 92 per cent of collectors have continued to buy art during this time, with 16 per cent acquiring work worth more than $1m.
For many, it's a bonus that buying art from digital presentations also buys time — precious hours that would otherwise be spent travelling and trudging round physical art fairs. Time itself has been a powerful commodity afforded us by lockdown, and it is the theme of British artist Ryan Gander, showing in OVR:2020 with Lisson gallery, who has made new work that responds to the "attention economy" and the essential value of our time.
The lockdown time is also the focus of recent work by New York-based Canadian Sara Cwynar, with Cooper Cole, who works with photography, collage and installation. Cwynar's vividly coloured, layered and piled constructions, using a welter of references including social media screenshots, fine art prints, news reports, advertising, images of the natural world, herself in a domestic setting and much more, build up to a commentary on our social world and in particular this exceptional moment.
' . . . between the stems sits a red cap above and below crown imperials . . . ' (2020) by Ebony G. Patterson © Courtesy of the artist and Monique Meloche Gallery, Chicago./Daniel Moody
More layered, responsive and vivid work also comes from the multidisciplinary artist Ebony G. Patterson. Born in Jamaica, Patterson has made an impact with painting, installation, performance and video, her works usually ablaze with beads, glitter and sequins and sparkles of all sorts, flowers and patterned fabrics. Her "Gangstas for Life" series of portraits made around Jamaica's dancehall culture, and her garden-inspired installations, bode well for the new works on paper that will be shown in the OVR by Chicago's Monique Meloche Gallery.
And we can expect more visual fireworks from the diversely talented Kapwani Kiwanga, who is shortlisted for the Marcel Duchamp Prize, among other accolades. Kiwanga's range is such that it's impossible to predict what she'll do next — her powerful series "Nations" uses highly chromatic and decorated beaded, embroidered, swathed and fringed fabrics, while a 2019 exhibition in Cambridge, Massachusetts, entitled Safe Passage displayed angular, sparse, almost minimalist panels made of agricultural shade-cloth in room-sized installations.
Her "Flowers for Africa" project again plays with time: these reconstructions of floral displays created for the independence celebrations of different African nations fade and die over the course of a show. Her "Glow" series — huge, futurist, black geometric forms lit by an LED light — refers to an old law that required slaves to carry a lit candle after dark: the black body under surveillance, or the black body illuminated, defined.
Kiwanga, Canadian-born, continues her deeply felt researches into African heritage and nationality in the OVR:2020 display with a new ensemble of five embroidered banners from the "Nations" series and new pieces in the "Flowers for Africa" series, including one devoted to Cameroon. Looking towards Africa is itself a form of travel under lockdown: as her Paris-based gallerist Jérôme Poggi says, "The crisis can be a huge accelerator of change. It is not so much about resisting the crisis, but letting go and being transformed by it — for those who will be able to question themselves, react and metamorphose themselves. Kapwani's work itself embodies the notion of metamorphosis, mutation, transplantation, alterations and change."
Perhaps the most original use of a digital platform will come from Berlin's Neugerriemschneider gallery, which is planning to live-stream the construction of two new works by the artist Thai Rirkrit Tiravanija over the course of the four-day OVR. Tiravanija's installations are nothing if not ambitious: the multi-award-winning, globetrotting artist thinks big. An example is the creation of terraced rice fields in the gardens of Schloss Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel for Documenta 12, his Fear Eats the Soul exhibition at Gavin Brown in New York that removed doors to open the gallery to the street and included, among much else, a working T-shirt factory and a soup kitchen. That phrase "Fear Eats the Soul" (borrowed from film-maker Rainer Werner Fassbinder) has featured often in the artist's work, including on a set of giant flags, erected in 16 US states coast to coast, as part of Creative Time's "Pledges of Allegiance" project in 2018. Much to look forward to.
Simon Fujiwara's 'US Comfort' (2020), on show with Esther Schipper gallery Berlin © Courtesy the artist and Esther Schipper, Berlin
If you believe, as many do, that artists are the bellwether of our collective mood and spirit, and harbingers of the zeitgeist, then OVR:2020 should be unusually revealing.
OVR:2020, September 23-26, artbasel.com/ovr
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June witnessed the most plug-in electrified vehicles in one month yet sold in the United States.
In all, 13,772 PEVs were sold comprised of 7,678 battery electric vehicles and 6,094 plug-in hybrids. The previous record was in December 2015, when 13,274 were sold.
This is a count for passenger vehicles, and their combined percentage of the U.S. market share was 0.91 percent of the 1,506,256 total passenger vehicles sold last month.
By comparison, regular hybrids tallied to 27,679 sales, or 1.84 percent of the market.
Hybrid models sold in the U.S. number around three dozen vehicles, and PEVs made up of 14 plug-in hybrid models, and 12 battery electrics equal 26.
Hybrids also have an 11-year head start in the market, and PEVs are actually building on the foundation laid by these first electrified vehicles.
The dollar premium over conventional cars that PEVs require is still more, but they are eligible for federal and state subsidies, whereas federal hybrid tax credit went away several years ago when the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf were just two months on the market.
More PEVs are coming too, and in more type classes, including one minivan, and crossover SUVs.
Also pending are the new 200-mile-plus EVs from Chevrolet, Nissan, Tesla, and Ford and Hyundai are also expected to bring forth competitors in the sub-$40,000 range.
Cheap gas has put a damper on the market, but that is hardly the only factor limiting faster growth. More consumer education is still needed, as are more dealers able to explain the benefits of plugging in along with motivation to sell them.
The market is moving forward however, not as fast as some predicted at the end of last decade, but things are speeding up as regulations tighten, the word spreads, and other factors also create synergy.


Several weeks ago, Lucinda found a small green caterpillar in the back yard. She brought it inside and we put it in a jar along with a leaf from the avocado tree for it to eat. It ate some of the leaf, and then it pupated. This morning, Lucinda woke up and saw a little white moth fluttering around inside the jar.


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Apple Files Application to Set Up Retail Stores in India
by Sushant TalwarJanuary 21, 2016
Amid growing concerns over the stagnating economies in the western markets, and slowing pace of its own sales in China, Cupertino-based tech giant, Apple Inc, is looking for new markets to expand its business to. On that list of unconquered lands for Apple, India finds itself at the top.
Apple which has seen a jump of 90% in sales in the country during the last fiscal year is zooming in increasingly on India as the new frontier for its products. To Apple's credit the company has been quietly building infrastructure for such a move by boosting advertising, logistics network, and most importantly lowering prices for old phones to start making deeper inroads into the homes of millions of customers.
The next step in this process it seems will be Apple setting up shop in the country. The company plans to bring to Indian customers its very own Apple Stores in the coming months. These stores which are renowned world over for encapsulating Apple's DNA in their ambience and design will soon start selling you the whole Apple experience.
According to reports, Apple Inc. has filed an application with the department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) to open its own branded stores in India. "We have just received Apple's proposal. We are examining it," said DIPP secretary Amitabh Kant.
Apple already has over 460 branded stores worldwide, but there is no information as of now regarding how many such stores Apple wants to set up in India. The move comes on the heels of the government easing foreign direct investment (FDI) rules for single-brand retail in the country. According to new rules, the government has relaxed the mandatory local procurement stipulation for technology manufacturing companies and allowed single-brand retail permission holders to sell their products directly online.
Apple along with its own branded stores also plans to set up mini stores within stores in a bid to promote its brand. The first set of these could be seen opening at Chroma in the near future.
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E3 2016: The Legend of Zelda for Wii U and NX subtitled 'Breath of the Wild'
By Jason Clement
Today at Day 2 of E3 2016, Nintendo finally revealed what many fans have been wondering most during their Treehouse Live segment -- the full name of the upcoming Zelda title for Wii U and NX, which is officially titled The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Accompanying the title was a brand new trailer that showed off the spirit of that title, in which the world was brought to life with its many varied locations. Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime mentioned that Breath of the Wild will be the biggest Zelda game to date, and that everyone playing the demo at E3 will not be able to explore all of the large area available to them during their time with the game. Even more impressive is that the large area on demo is just a small portion of the actual in-game map.
You can check out the trailer and get a sense for how big the game is below.
Fils-Aime mentioned that more about the game's story and characters will be discussed at a later date, and that they would be focusing on the gameplay itself this week at E3.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is currently slated for release on Wii U and NX in 2017.
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The human eye sits inside a socket in the head. The eye socket is a bony pocket that surrounds and protects the eyes. The rim of the eye socket contains thick bones on top near the forehead while the area near the cheeks or floor contains paper thin bones. An orbital fracture is a broken bone in the eye socket involving the rim, the floor or both parts of the socket.
What Causes An Orbital Fracture/eye Socket?
Airbags have dramatically decreased eye injuries following car crashes by interrupting contact of the face with the steering wheel or dashboard. However, facial injuries are common in car collisions where airbags deploy.
What Are The Symptoms Of An Orbital Fracture?
How Is An Orbital Fracture Diagnosed?
An ophthalmologist examines the eye and eye movements. Victims are asked to look up, down, and sideways to determine if the eyeball is trapped in the fracture site. If the eye is trapped, the ophthalmologist will attempt to release the eye. The area around the eye socket is also examined to feel for broken bones in the cheek, forehead, and upper teeth. An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who specializes in eye care and treatment. Once the physical structure of the eye is examined vision tests are performed to evaluate changes in vision. X-rays and CT scans are also ordered to locate exact location of fracture and affected area.
How Is An Orbital Fracture Treated?
If the orbital fracture does not affect eye movement, the ophthalmologist prescribes ice packs, bed rest, nasal decongestants, and antibiotics to prevent infections. Severe cases of orbital fracture require surgery to correct. Those cases are referred to a plastic or reconstructive surgeon specializing in eye injuries. Surgery options include removing bone fragments, freeing trapped eye muscle, or if eye has appearance of being sunken in restore normal architecture of the eye socket.
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Korl Meyer, mit richtigem Namen Karl Meyer und vollem Namen Karl Heinrich Hermann Ernst Ludwig Meyer (* 4. Januar 1902 in Ribnitz; † 23. Mai 1945 ebenda) war ein deutscher Maler, Zeichner und Bühnentänzer.

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Karl Meyer, in seinem Umfeld nur Korl genannt, war der Sohn des Ribnitzer Stadtdieners Hugo Meyer. Er wuchs neben elf Geschwistern in bescheidenen Verhältnissen auf. Nachdem er die Ribnitzer Stadtschule von 1907 bis 1915 besucht hatte, absolvierte er in Schwerin eine Kellnerlehre. Aus Interesse an der Kunst begann er nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg neben seiner Arbeit mit dem Malen. Das in der Sommersaison verdiente Geld nutzte er für seine Ausbildung zum Kunstmaler.

So war er in den Wintersemestern 1921 bis 1924 bei Hans Hofmann in München an dessen 1915 gegründeter Hans Hofmann Schule für Bildende Kunst. Zum Wintersemester 1924/25 bewarb er sich an der Dresdner Akademie der bildenden Künste und wurde Schüler Otto Hettners. Nach Beurlaubung für das Semester 1925 war er dann Einzelschüler Hettners und nach dessen Erkrankung wechselte er zu Ludwig von Hofmann und wurde ab dem Semester 1928/29 dessen Einzelschüler. Finanzielle Schwierigkeiten führten mehrfach zu Unterbrechungen des Studiums und zum Sommersemester 1930 zum Ausschluss aus der Akademie. Meyer nahm seinen Wohnsitz in Moritzburg, wo ihm im Schlosspark ein kleines Gartenhaus, vom Hause Wettin überlassen, als Atelier zur Verfügung stand. Anfang 1931 kehrte er nach Ribnitz zurück. 1934 bat er um Wiederaufnahme in die Akademie. Er kam, obwohl eigentlich schon zu alt, auf Empfehlung des Rektors Richard Müller erneut nach Dresden, nun als Einzelschüler von Friedrich Krampf. Als Meisterschüler bei Krampf, verließ er Dresden bereits wieder 1936. Seine Arbeiten wurden in der Studienzeit mehrmals ausgezeichnet, etwa 1926 und 1927 mit einem Ehrenzeugnis und 1935 mit einer Prämie aus der Torniamenti-Stiftung.

Während seiner Dresdner Jahre war Meyer neben dem Kunststudium als Balletteleve und Statist des Sächsischen Staatstheaters an der Semperoper (1925/26 bis 1929). Die entsprechende Tanzausbildung erfolgte wohl in der von Mary Wigman geführten Schule für modernen Tanz, zu der persönliche Beziehungen bestanden.

Korl Meyer wurde nach seiner Dresdner Zeit wieder in Ribnitz ansässig und gehörte zum Umfeld der Maler der Künstlerkolonie Ahrenshoop. Seine Werke waren vorwiegend Landschafts- und Stadtbilder, Porträts und Stillleben. Die bevorzugten Motive fand er in seiner näheren Heimat, in Ribnitz und Stralsund, an der Ostsee- und Boddenküste, auf dem Fischland und Darß. Auch die Zerstörung Rostocks wurde 1942 von ihm festgehalten. Seine permanente wirtschaftliche Notlage nötigte ihn zum Gebrauch ungewöhnlicher Bildträger, etwa von Sackleinen, Rückseiten von Kalenderblättern, Packpapier oder dem beidseitigen Bemalen der Leinwände. Das Œuvre Meyers ist nur in Bruchstücken bekannt. Werke von ihm befinden sich im Kulturhistorischen Museum Rostock, im Deutschen Bernsteinmuseum Ribnitz-Damgarten und vielfach in Privatbesitz in Ribnitzer Haushalten, schon allein wegen des üblichen "Bild gegen Dienstleistung."

Korl Meyer starb unterernährt an den Folgen einer schweren Lungenentzündung am 23. Mai 1945.

Werke (Auswahl)

 Im verschneiten Ribnitz. (1932)
 Windmühle im Mecklenburgischen. (um 1930)
 Steilküste. (1933)
 Die Wossidlo-Linde in Körkwitz. (1933)
 Wintermorgen am Ribnitzer Stadtgraben. (1933)
 Leuchtturm Darßer Ort. (1934)
 Ribnitz. Rostocker Tor von Westen. (1934)
 Boddenlandschaft. (1934)
 Winterlandschaft mit Graben. (1936)
 Blick über den Bodden nach Damgarten. (1941)
 Selbstporträt.

Ausstellungen
 1931: Ausstellung im Ribnitzer Rathaus
 1946: Georg Kaulbach und Korl Meyer Gedächtnisausstellung. Gemälde, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen, Skizzenbücher. Museum der Stadt Rostock, 14. Juli – 3. August 1946
 1969: Ausstellung im Ribnitzer Museum
 1996: Deutsches Bernsteinmuseum, Ribnitz-Damgarten
 2008: Korl Meyer: Stadt, Land, Leute. Deutsches Bernsteinmuseum, Ribnitz-Damgarten

Literatur

 Katrin Arietta, Axel Attula: Korl Meyer. Stadt, Land, Leute. Deutsches Bernsteinmuseum Ribnitz-Damgarten, Kloster Ribnitz und Stadtgeschichtliche Sammlung (Hrsg.), Ribnitz-Damgarten 2008 ().
 Friedrich Schulz: Ahrenshoop. Künstlerlexikon. Verlag Atelier im Bauernhaus, Fischerhude 2001. ISBN 3-88132-292-2, S. 126.
 Hermann Glander, Erich Venzmer, Gerhard Vetter (Fotos): Ahrenshoop. Petermänken, Schwerin 1963, S. 153 ().

Weblinks

 Bilder von Korl Meyer im Portal artnet

Einzelnachweise

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Person (Ribnitz-Damgarten)
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Frugality in the U.S.: WOO HOO!
Just a short note so that I can let everyone know that we are now on the train heading towards where we will meet the ship tomorrow.
And...we are traveling in First Class comfort! We have been served complimentary coffee and later, if we so desire, we can ask for sandwiches, crisps, cookies or blueberry muffins.
We also have a very comfortable seat with plenty of leg room and a table to make our dining even more comfortable.
One could get used to traveling like this and it would not take long at all.
For those of you that are wondering, no Mike is not getting senile and booking first class and who cares about the cost. Hardly. Actually, due to a special deal, traveling first class was actually cheaper than traveling our normal class.
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Stephanie McMahon to speak at Robert Morris University's commencement
WWE's Stephanie McMahon to speak at RMU graduation
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MOON TOWNSHIP — This year, more than 700 undergraduate students of Robert Morris University will be receiving their degrees and WWE chief brand officer Stephanie McMahon will be addressing them.
McMahon has been chosen to deliver the Class of 2019's commencement speech. This year's commencement will be held in the university's newly built UPMC Event Center.
"I am honored to speak at Robert Morris University's 2019 commencement ceremony," said McMahon. "Inspiring today's generation to achieve their dreams and be the best versions of themselves is something very important to me as a mother of three daughters."
NEWS | This year's Robert Morris University Class of 2019 undergraduate commencement speaker is…@StephMcMahon, chief brand officer of @WWE!
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RMU will be awarding McMahon with an honorary doctorate of humane letters at the event.
This will not be McMahon's first time at RMU though, as she has appeared as a guest speaker for an RMU business and sports management course on the WWE. She is expected to speak to this semester's class via video conference April 24.
McMahon's husband Paul "Triple H" Levesque has also appeared as a guest lecturer for Robert Morris before and most recently performer Charlotte Flair has also spoken to the class.
McMahon is the daughter of WWE's CEO Vince McMahon and has worked to build the company's brand, community relations and pop culture.
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LAREDO, TX. – A 20-year-old Laredo, Texas woman was arrested after allegedly assaulting her husband after he did not respond to her asking if she was pretty.
The couple was at the movies, when 20-year-old Lizeth Guadalupe Ramirez asked her common-law husband if she looked pretty. He did not respond, which angered Ramirez. The two left the movie theater and according to her husband, she hit him several times and continued when they went into their home. She also assaulted a family member police said.
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Wizards of the Coast has release the 4th Edition SRD and Game System License. It's not as liberal as the 3.5e version. You are required to register the with them and actually own a copy of Dungeon & Dragons 4th Edition if you want to use it.
The Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Game System License (D&D 4E GSL) is a license that allows third parties to use certain intellectual property owned by Wizards of the Coast with the company's permission in order to create products compatible with the 4th Edition of the Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game.
The System Reference Document (SRD) is a reference document detailing Terms, Tables and Templates that are available for license under the GSL. The SRD is an appendix to the GSL.
The Official Website of the Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Game System License and System Reference Document.
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