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DANAS LAPKUS is the new art editor of Lituanus. He is an attorney and author in Chicago.
The Lithuanian Pavilion at the 2011 Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition has won the Special Mention award. It's a particular honor, since La Biennale, held in Venice, Italy every other year since 1895, is considered by many to be the most important and prestigious event of the art world. La Biennale is comprised of numerous national pavilions scattered around the Old Town of Venice. Each pavilion features an exhibit organized by a curator selected by its country. The national pavilions compete for the Lion Awards, which are awarded by international juries.
Behind the White Curtain, Curator Darius Mikšys, Commissioner Kęstutis Kuizinas. "It's an odd moment to come across a project that feels completely new and, at the same time, progressive and likeable," wrote the art critic Karen Archey upon visiting Behind the White Curtain at the Lithuanian pavilion.
In his initial proposal for Behind the White Curtain, Darius Mikšys stated that he wanted to feature the works of artists who have received a State Grant from the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania during the last two decades (1992- 2010). This collection would show Lithuanian art as a phenomenon resulting from the actions of the Lithuanian state and, by extension, Lithuanian society. The collection would allow an outside observer to comprehend the nature and the scale of the phenomenon and would enable its creator – Lithuanian society – to reflect upon itself.
Mikšys's concept has arisen from the interplay of art, politics, and national identity. According to Mikšys, the Lithuanian state intentionally promotes a certain kind of art product by awarding state grants to certain artists. The state assumes the role of the art connoisseur and the curator. By its actions, the state creates an immense art exhibit that lasts for decades. How does one view such an exhibit, or is it even possible?
Mikšys got in touch with artists who have received a state grant from Lithuania's Ministry of Culture over the past two decades, requesting work made during the time the artist received the award's funding. Mikšys received 173 works, which were documented and made into a catalog. The works were then shipped to a Venetian church rented as the pavilion and archived behind a large white curtain, lending the exhibition its name. Visitors to the exhibition could browse the catalog and choose works to be retrieved from the archive and displayed in a structure custom-made for the exhibition.
On entering, one is subjected to a rather sparse, gallery-like environment, with the majority of works stored behind the eponymous curtain. In front of the curtain, a temporary display of works is placed according to the whims of visitors to the space. Catalogues line the edges of the room, and once asked, staff will collect the works for the viewer and place them according to their specific wishes. The spectator then is empowered, resulting in both a very exciting, but also very unusual experience.
After lingering for a while it became apparent that visitors interact with the archive in various ways, some organizing their own exhibition of various works, others (like me) finding an anomalous work they'd like to see in real life. To be sure, much of the art in the archive wasn't exactly of 'international' caliber, offering many an aesthetic cliché and non-ironic pastiche.
The concept behind the Lithuanian pavilion was, arguably, more important than the works on display. Mikšys's concept ensured the lucid and approachable presentation of a large and diverse group of artists.
Sketches submitted with the proposal showing the exhibit space.
The pavilion functions as a gallery. It consists of two parts – the lobby/office space and the storage space. These are divided by a half-open white curtain, behind which one can see the packed collection of works. The visitor is greeted by the curator of the collection, who introduces the project's concept and demonstrates the catalogue presenting the works of the State Grant recipients. The visitor chooses from the catalogue the work(s) that he or she would like to see. Then the chosen works are unpacked and brought to the visitor from the storage space. The visitor visually inspects them on the exhibition table standing in the lobby. These works remain on the table for other visitors to see until they are replaced by other works that the visitors express interest in. At this point, the works that were brought out first are packed again and taken back to the storage space behind the white curtain. In this way, each visitor can see a different, custom-made version of the Lithuanian collection. The presented works are registered.
This process of the works' presentation is viewed as a performance. The performing person, or the curator of the exhibition, must be well acquainted with the collection's content. He is the 'ideal' viewer who virtually 'sees' the collection as a whole.
Photographs and some of the factual material in this article were used by permission of the Contemporary Art Center (CAC) of Vilnius, Lithuania. Kęstutis Kuizinas, Director of the CAC, is the Commissioner of the Lithuanian pavilion at the Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition.


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The history and settlement of Sao Jorge is shrouded in mystery. The first reference to Sao Jorge dates from 1439 and it is known that in about 1470, when there were already small groups of settlers on the western and southern coasts, and the settlement at Velas had already been founded. The Flemish nobleman, Wihelm van der Haegen, arrived in Sao Jorge where he established a settlement at "Topo". It was there that he was to die, famous for his virtues and with his name already translated as Guilherme da Silveira.
Sao Jorge must have been settled with people from Northern Portugal and prosperity must have come quickly since its captaincy was given to Joao Corte Real, captain "donee" of Angra do Heroismo on Terceira island in 1483, with Velas receiving its town charter by the end of the 15th century. Topo became the seat of a municipality in 1510 and the same happened to Calheta in 1534, demonstrating the vitality of the economy. The mainstays of the economy of Sao Jorge were the production of grapes, wheat, woad, and lichen. The two latter products were exported to Flanders and other European countries where they were used in dyeing.
The dynastic crisis brought about when Philip II of Spain took the Portuguese throne had its repercussions in Sao Jorge which, like Terceira, sided with the pretender Dom Antonio, Prior do Crato. In fact, Sao Jorge capitulated to the Spaniards only after the fall of Terceira in 1583. This was followed by a centuries-long near isolation, attributed to the precarious shelter that its ports offered to ships and to its limited economic importance. Even so it was subjected to attacks by English and French privateers during the 16th and 17th centuries and devastating raids by Turkish and Algerian corsairs. At the end of the 16th century, a part of the fleet commanded by the Earl of Essex landed at Calheta inlet. To repel the invaders, the inhabitants threw heavy stones, the only weapons they possessed. A soldier called Simao Gato rushed at the commanding officer of the enemy force, knocked him down, and seized the flag from his hands. In the 16th century the French privateer, Du-Guay-Trouin, pillaged Sao Jorge and in the year 1816 an Algerian pirate, who was trying to take a merchant ship, was driven off by shots fired from the fortress of Calheta. But other calamities also affected Sao Jorge including food shortages, hunger in bad crop years from the 16th to the 19th centuries, as well as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions of 1580, 1757 and 1808.
The period of isolation isolation was overcome by the works carried out in the two main ports of Velas and Calheta as well as by the building of an airport. These public works have opened new horizons of prosperity and progress for Sao Jorge which is counting on a more efficient use of its natural resources and the expansion of livestock, the dairy industry, fisheries, and the canning industry.


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Texans are a teaser bet versus the Jaguars
The Jaguars won both games that year (beating Texans twice in a 12-day span) to end another five-game Texans winning streak. "But I can't be that guy, I've had to play with multiple quarterbacks my whole career, so i know how to adjust on the fly".
Borussia Dortmund's Christian Pulisic named USA Player of Year
Pulisic won in a landslide, claiming 94 percent of the votes among players who appeared in a men's national-team game, men's and youth men's national-team coaches, MLS, NASL and USL coaches and select players, administrators and media members.
F-back Bry'Kiethon Mouton announces his transfer from LSU
Hailing from Lafayette, Mouton has played with the Tigers since he was a freshman in 2015, taking over starting duties at fullback when J.D. Moore sustained injuries. Mouton scored his first career touchdown on a two-yard run against Jacksonville State in 2016. "After talking with my family I decided that I will be transferring & continuing my education elsewhere", he said.
Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions Preview and Prediction
One game against a team that was emotionally and physically whipped the week before doesn't validate the heavy lifting that has gone on for almost three calendar years. This defense can be run on, but the Lions will have to stick with the run in the first place to find out. It's one of the most compelling arguments to fire John Fox at the end of the year.
Alvin Kamara expected to play against Jets
Kamara was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, which suggests he's made good progress through the concussion protocol with a few days left before the Jets will arrive in New Orleans . It wasn't that the Saints were bad without him, but the offense looked very different. "[The injuries] are 100 percent a product of playing on Thursday night", he said.
NFL's Damontre Moore In Crazy Street Brawl ... Possible Gunshot Fired
Per this video from TMZ , it appears Moore may have been involved in a street fight outside a beer garden known as Bottle Blonde. Despite being limited to 29 pass-rushing snaps, Moore had one quarterback hit and four hurries in those 29 snaps, good for a Pass-Rush Productivity metric of 12.9 on the year according to Pro Football Focus.
Certain ECSC policies not followed in Tim Hague's deadly boxing match
The review was not conducted to make findings of fault or legal responsibility. Ex-UFC heavyweight Tim Hague died this summer two days after getting knocked out by Adam Braidwood in a boxing match. Hague's family lawyer disagrees with the latter. A Raw "Road to WrestleMania" live event scheduled for February 9, 2018 in Edmonton Alberta, Canada, has been postponed because Edmonton City Council has issued a one-year moratorium on all combat sports events in the city.
Mayweather vs. McGregor Super Fight Draws 4.3 Million PPV Buys
The next-best selling PPV behind Mayweather vs. McGregor sits almost 2 millions buys below, with Mayweather's bout against Oscar De La Hoya in 2007 bringing in 2.4 million buys. The total global revenue from the event including ticket sales, sponsorship and worldwide distribution exceeds $ 600 million , which-along with Mayweather vs.
Luc Mbah a Moute out 2-3 weeks
He finished with two points, one rebound and an assist in nine minutes. Mbah a Moute, 31, has been a key part of the Rockets' defensive dominance this season. Their ability to guard multiple positions and knock down open there-pointers has been paramount to Houston's league-leading 22-4 record, a gaudy win-loss tally made even more impressive by the formerly defense-averse Rockets ranking top-five points allowed per possession.
Pep Guardiola defends Man City's celebrations after Manchester derby
United and City have until 6pm on Wednesday to submit their observations about what happened in the tunnel to the Football Association. After their disappointing derby day defeat to Manchester City on Sunday, Mourinho's side will need to recover quickly if they are to keep their title hopes alive.
Commissioner Goodell to retire at end of contract in 2024
By that time, Goodell will be 65 and will have served in that capacity for almost 18 years. Goodell, 58, plans to work with National Football League owners to identify and put in place his successor by the time he steps away in seven years, Lockhart said.
Fans get CFL, Bombers schedule early
Fans will be happy to see that no game will start later than 7 p.m. and there are two afternoon contests in the home schedule - August 25 versus Winnipeg (1:30 p.m.) and Labour Day against Edmonton (1 p.m.). After their opener, the Bombers play four of five games on the road. They'll make up for that with three straight home games starting in late July, broken up by their first bye week.
Twins sign All-Star closer Fernando Rodney
It also includes a 2019 option with the same terms, per Rhett Bollinger . That was likely too steep a price for the Tigers , who are in the process of paring down payroll. Despite filling in as Detroit's closer on occasion and serving as a reliable means of middle relief, he didn't rise to prominence until emerging as a full-time closer with the Tampa Bay Rays in 2012.
Jason Kelce Fine After Getting Cleated During Practice
Kelce later returned, but it is not yet known the nature or severity of whatever injury he might have suffered. "You'd think at 30 years old I might be able to control myself a little better than that". In other injury news, Stefen Wisniewski (ankle) was a limited participant in practice today after missing practice fully on Wednesday. According to NBC Sports , Kelce threw his helmet before the outburst, but we don't know why.
Met Eireann Weather Warning still in effect for Ireland today
Road users are being urged to take extra care today with slush, ice, sleet and snow affecting many road surfaces. Tomorrow's forecast is for freezing cold weather with widespread heavy rain, hail and with numerous showers falling as sleet and snow.
After contentious infighting Jerry Jones and National Football League owners get back to business
League revenues have more than doubled to $14 billion since Goodell replaced Paul Tagliabue in 2006. It was a five-year contract extension that would take him to the 2024 National Football League season. "Constitutional changes" is how Jones refers to them. In early November, Jones hired famed attorney David Boies as part of a threat to sue the league if the compensation committee approved Goodell's extension - an extension that all owners, including Jones, authorized in May.
Former TCU WR Jeremy Kerley blames ghost for positive PED test
At the time of his suspension, Kerley said he was " shocked " to learn he tested positive for Turinabol, an anabolic steroid, and that he never "knowingly" had taken. The first five seasons of Kerley's career came as a member of the Jets after the team selected him in the fifth round of the 2011 NFL Draft out of TCU.
Recount sought by Atlanta mayor candidate set for Thursday
Election officials plan to recount the votes cast in the Atlanta mayoral election runoff at the request of the trailing candidate. The recount is a two-day process that begins at 10 a.m. Norwood countered Reed's comments, saying the lawsuit is just another attempt to harass and intimidate her. We reached out to Bottoms who said she is moving forward with her transition as Atlanta's 60th mayor.
Stephen Colbert takes shots at Roy Moore in parody song
Moore did, however, ride his horse to the voting booth in time for Meyers to take notice. "Apparently, riding to the polls on horseback is a family tradition". Some even raised concern for the horse, which is named "Sassy", saying it was too small for him, or could buck at any minute. One person even made a parody account for Sassy, which made claims that it "didn't choose this life".
Iniesta: Neymar at Madrid would annoy me
Maybe it would annoy me a little bit because he's a game-changer and he would strengthen a rival. We'll see what happens. Iniesta, though, feels it is a matter of opinion, and his choice over the greatest ever is already settled.
Manchester United fans absolutely delighted as club make contract announcement
Manchester United midfielder Angel Gomes has signed his first professional contract with the club . Gomes himself was excited to sign a new deal for the team he's grown up supporting, the team he joined as a six-year-old. He snubbed advances from top European clubs in order to pursue his dream of continuing at Old Trafford. The London-born player has represented Manchester United at various youth levels and made his first-team debut at Old Trafford against Crystal Palace on the last day of ...
NHL Predictions: Can Predators top Canucks as road favorite? 12/13/17
At 16:56 of the second period, Subban skated through the neutral zone and unleashed a slap shot from center ice. NOTES: Canucks defenseman Christopher Tame appeared to injure his leg in the third period and played just one 17-second shift the rest of the game.
Marijuana charge dismissed against Georgia LB Natrez Patrick
The drug charge against one of the University of Georgia football players arrested shortly after their SEC Championship win have been dropped. Patrick has been arrested twice before on marijuana-related charges. Stanley agreed to plead guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana and speeding, his attorney, Kevin Christopher, told ESPN . Patrick was facing dismissal from the team under Georgia athletic rules for a third violation of the drug and alcohol policy.
Mark Price out as Charlotte 49ers coach
Mark Price will no longer be the head coach for the Charlotte 49ers basketball team, Chancellor Dr. Philip Dubois and Athletic Director Judy Rose announced Wednesday afternoon. "I " m still stunned to be honest", Price told the the The Charlotte Observer . "I was called in this morning and was told they were going to make a change".
Arsenal star admits prayers are needed for the season
The 31-year-old is yet to start a Premier League game this season but has played every minute in the Europa League and EFL Cup so far. The French striker was speaking with Sky Sports on Arsenal's chances of lifting the Premier League title, and the new man didn't fancy their chances...
If United won the derby, they'd celebrate too, says Pep Guardiola
Gary Harris' 36 points not enough as Denver falls to Boston
Hammerson (LON:HMSO) Receives Underperform Rating from Jefferies Group
About 403,330 shares traded. The stock of John Wood Group PLC (LON:WG) has "Outperform" rating given on Monday, September 12 by BNP Paribas. It has underperformed by 16.70% the S&P500. Northgate PLC had 53 analyst reports since August 21, 2015 according to SRatingsIntel. Credit Suisse Group upped their price target on ZPG from GBX 440 ($5.92) to GBX 460 ($6.19) and gave the company an "outperform" rating in a research note on Thursday, September 7th.
England 175 for 4 at tea in third Test
Umpire Marais Erasmus gave Stoneman not out but the Australians reviewed, with one replay appearing to show the ball brushed the English opener's glove which wasn't holding the bat. But Hazlewood struck with just minutes remaining in the morning session, getting Vince (25) to edge through to wicketkeeper Tim Paine as England made it to lunch 91-2 in their must-win clash at the WACA, where allegations of attempts to fix an Ashes Test following the publication of a media report overshadowed ...
Ronaldo Beats Messi, Neymar To Win Fifth Ballon d'Or
He latched onto a through ball from Marco Asensio to confidently sidefoot the ball inside the near corner to score Real's second goal midway through the first half and then powered home the third from the penalty spot, his shot bouncing under Sevilla goalkeeper Sergio Rico.
Were Analysts Bullish Acorda Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ:ACOR) This Week?
The stock of Acorda Therapeutics, Inc . (NASDAQ: ACOR ) is a huge mover today! Acorda Therapeutics (ACOR)'s Williams %R presently stands at -2.50. It was reported on Dec, 13 by Barchart.com . (NASDAQ:ACOR) on Wednesday, March 30 with "Neutral" rating. (NASDAQ:ACOR) on Tuesday, August 1. Investors sentiment increased to 1.25 in 2017 Q2. Its down 0.03, from 1.25 in 2017Q1.
PDC World Darts Championships Begin Today
But former two-time world champion Dennis Priestley believes the Alexandra Palace may be one step too far for Taylor to upset the odds. Tickets are still available at pdc.seetickets.com or by calling 0844 871 8807, with live action on the dedicated Sky Sports Darts channel.
Genie Bouchard Bikini Date With Super Bowl Bet Guy ... Are They Foreal!?
In snapshots that surfaced on the internet, Bouchard can be seen sporting a black bikini while her date donned neon orange shorts below a white tee and black cap. Bouchard and Goehrke chill out on a Miami beach. Eugenie Bouchard took a wildcard invitation to play Hobart International , which will take place from 7 to 13 January 2018.
Colts take top edge rusher in Todd McShay's mock draft
Badly. Ansah is a free agent, too, and there's no telling what his future holds. He played off the line at Virginia Tech, and the Lions took two linebackers early past year. He's missed two games this season with a back injury, and even when he's played, it's been an uneven performance . When it comes to futility, nobody can match the Cleveland Browns , though the New York Giants and Indianapolis Colts are taking a stab at it.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger refuses to concede title to Manchester City
Substitute Javier Hernandez nearly won it for West Ham late on with a shot that hit the bar and bounced short of the line and Moyes credited Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech with a vital touch. They defended very well. They did that against [Manchester] City, they did that against Chelsea and they did that tonight. "We lacked sharpness as well in the final third".
Wenger tells footballers to celebrate like sumo wrestlers
It happened to us, it happened to them and it's unfortunate. Arsène Wenger doesn't believe it is realistic to expect footballers to "commit 200% on the pitch and be an angel after". The super sub would start on most teams but is quite valuable to Arsenal as the usual backup to Alexandre Lacazette . It is one of the few sports in the world that has not changed since the 1600s.
Monaco midfielder Fabinho admits PSG, Atletico Madrid good options
The 24-year-old was linked to United last summer but a deal failed to materialise as the Old Trafford club turned to alternative signings. Fabinho has now admitted that 2017/18 is likely to be his last season at Monaco, with Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid cited as one possible option.
Brandon Kintzler agrees to deal with Nationals
Kintzler , 33, was traded by the Minnesota Twins to the Washington Nationals in July, after serving as the Twins' closer. Acquired by the Nationals from the Minnesota Twins, Kintzler initially broke into the major leagues back in 2010 as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers .
Leicester boss Puel refuses to revel in Southampton thrashing
Riyad Mahrez , who opened the scoring on Wednesday, is suddenly looking like the player who was voted Footballer of the Year in Leicester's title-winning campaign two years ago. It was important to maintain the performance and it was a good result at half-time but we came back again". SOUTHAMPTON , ENGLAND - DECEMBER 13: Maya Yoshida of Southampton (not pictured) scores his sides first goal past Kasper Schmeichel of Licester City during the Premier League match between Southampton and ...
Pele sends message to Liverpool star Mohamed Salah on Twitter
Salah's start at Liverpool has been better than he could have imagined, now sitting as the top scorer in the Premier League . The Reds now sit fifth in the Premier League with 31 points, same as Tottenham who have a two-goal difference lead.
Cycling pro Chris Froome claims innocence after failing drug test
Froome was found to have double the allowed amount of the legal drug Salbutamol in his system in a test after stage 18 of the Vuelta, which he won, on September 7, the International Cycling Union confirmed on Wednesday. Froome, widely considered the greatest Tour rider of his generation, is scheduled to race the Giro d'Italia in May 2018 ahead of defending his Tour de France title in July 2018.
Four-star WR from Tennessee recommits to Vols
Taylor is coach Pruitt's first commitment with the Vols. "I still say you need to believe in yourself, believe in your decisions and trust the process". "Things happen for a reason", Penix said. "Things will work out, I know God's got me". Taylor has already graduated from Coffee County, and all signs point to him following through with his original plans of enrolling early at Tennessee in time for spring practice.
Watch Steelers FaceTime Ryan Shazier during AFC North title celebration
Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger led the way with his arm behind a huge performance throwing a season-high 506 passing yards, which also put him alone in the record books in National Football League history, according to ESPN . He never laid down when the challenge got too large, even when the deficit grew to what is too much to handle for others. The Steelers rallied from behind and won on a last-minute field goal over their rivals, 39-38, clinching the AFC North title.
The Post team thrilled over six Golden Globe nominations
I don't want to be that", the 68-year-old actress shared during an interview with BuzzFeed Tuesday . "I'm a really private person, and like a lot of people in show business, I'm actually shy so it's hard for me to do all this stuff". In response, Trump tweeted that the three-time Academy Award winning actress was one of the "most over-rated actresses in Hollywood". At the Women's March a few weeks later, protesters carried signs calling for the "Florence Foster Jenkins" star to run for ...
Ravens insist they won't take winless Browns lightly
I don't see it any other way, personally, myself. "That is what I believe and that is what I know". Wednesday, they had one of the three practice fields cleaned off. But that also assumes that a high-demand free-agent quarterback would prefer a lucrative offer to go to the struggling Browns rather than a team they view with better regard that also has the cash on hand.
Mirabelli: Donnarumma has to beg Milan if he wants to leave
Donnarumma was reportedly in tears after the game. Former European giants Milan are struggling down in seventh in Serie A - with 21 goals conceded in 16 games - despite Chinese owner Li Yonghong's 230 million euros summer spending spree. "I am the coach of Milan, so I can talk about the lad, the athlete, but nothing else". Crucially, neither Raiola nor any of his team were present with Donnarumma when he signed his extension, and he wants him to leave San Siro on a free so he'd be able to ...
Injuries: Tyrod Taylor will start for Bills if he's healthy
He'll get most of the work in practice today. The coach said Nate Peterman will be limited at practice but he remains in the concussion protocol. On Monday, McDermott said that he was not concerned about the team's depth at the position based on the medical reports he had received, suggesting that Taylor could be ready to return.
Warriors' Green Doubtful for Thursday's Game
The reigning NBA Defensive Player of the Year did not participate in practice on Wednesday. They can also afford to play without him, as the team is on a roll, and is now on a seven-game winning streak. The Warriors are not putting much stock into their regular season, so it's possible Green misses more games. There was no injury update on Curry, who is expected to be sidelined at least until December 19 because of his ankle injury.
Ben Stokes scores 93 off 47 balls for Canterbury Kings
Ben Stokes smashed 93 off 47 balls as he returned to form in his latest appearance for Canterbury . The Durham all-rounder hit six boundaries and seven maximums after coming in at number four, and with King 37 for two at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch.
Paul, Rockets run past Hornets
The Rockets made six 3-pointers during that run, with three from Paul and one from Eric Gordon. After being arguably snubbed by voters in last year's MVP ballot - losing to award to former teammate Russell Westbrook who averaged a triple-double on the season - The Beard has come back with a vengeance with averages of 32 points and 9.5 assists a game, at one point even leading the league in both PPG and APG, just proving how much he's producing while on the court.
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A Family Tour (2018)
A Yellow Bird (2016)
A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery (2016)
In-Development
Tomorrow is a Long Time
Last Shadow at First Light
Forest of Copper Columns
Morning Elsewhere
A YELLOW BIRD
SELECTED IN COMPETITION AT 55th LA SEMAINE DE LA CRITIQUE AT 69th FESTIVAL DE CANNES
Directed by K. Rajagopal (Singapore)
Produced by Akanga Film Asia
Co-produced by Potocol, Acrobates Films
It is an unwelcomed homecoming for Siva Sudhakar, a 38 year old Singaporean Indian man, who is released from prison after 8 years for contraband smuggling. He returns to his mother's flat to learn that his old bedroom has been rented out to migrant workers while his ex-wife and daughter have left without a trace. Unable to find forgiveness from his mother, he begins a quest to locate his ex-wife and daughter in order to right the wrongs against his family. An urban vagabond, he finds work crashing cymbals in a funeral band while he tracks down people from his past.
In his lonely journey, he finds a kindred spirit – Chen Chen, a hostile Chinese woman on a social visit who works illegally to earn money for her debt-ridden family back in China. They connect when one day, Siva defends Chen Chen from a lecherous band member who tries to take advantage of her financial need. Isolated in their harsh realities, they find comfort in the presence of one another. Just as he begins to finds solace and hope, he discovers the address of his ex-wife and daughter. There, he is confronted with a henious truth. How far will he go in order to redeem himself from his guilt?
Born 1965, lives and works in Singapore.
As a filmmaker, Rajagopal has won the Singapore International Film Festival's Special Jury Prize for 3 consecutive years. I CAN'T SLEEP TONIGHT (1995), THE GLARE (1996) and ABSENCE (1997) have been featured at international festivals around the world. Other works include BROTHER (1999), which was commissioned by the Singapore Arts Festival; as well as TIMELESS (2011), which won Best Cinematography and Best Editing at the Singapore Short Film Awards 2011. He was also commissioned by the Singapore National Museum to create a short film, THE NEW WORLD, for the launch of their Digital Homeland Series. He also directed segments in the omnibus films LUCKY 7 and 7 Letters, the latter was commissioned to celebrate SG50.
Rajagopal also worked on stage for over ten years. He has collaborated with many notable theatre directors on projects such as MEDEA, MOTHER COURAGE, CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE, BEAUTY WORLD and PRIVATE PARTS. After an 11-year hiatus, he appeared in the role of King Lear in THE KING LEAR PROJECT at Kunsten Festival Des Arts in Brussels and at the Singapore Arts Festival in 2008.
In 2012, K. Rajagopal was a recipient of the New Feature Talent Grant from the Media Development Authority of Singapore. A YELLOW BIRD is his first feature film.
Selected releases
World Première – 55th Critics Week, 69th Cannes Film Festival
In Competition – 14th Vladivostok International Film Festival, 2016
Official Selection – 21st Busan International Film Festival, 2016
Official Selection – 47th International Film Festival of India, Goa, 2016
In Competition – 27th Singapore International Film Festival, 2016
Format: DCP / 5.1 surround sound
Language: Tamil, Mandarin, English, Hokkien
Siva Palakrishnan, Huang Lu, Seema Biswas, Udaya Soundari, Nithiyia Rao, Indra Chandran
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Q: Html/Javascript Page canvas sending to ASP.NET email method Scenario:
I have an application being built in Visual Studio using ASP.NET. The application is being hosted on an IIS server. In the application there is an asp.net page with mostly html elements that references a javascript file that allows the user to draw a signature in a canvas and then submit it with an email.
The Goal with this is to have a webpage that allows the user to give their email and signature, click accept, and send that data to the C# method that will attach the signature and email it to the address.
I have tried multiple ways and done some good ajax research but have had no luck. I can't see any errors in the Visual Studio debugger. When i click the send button the text changes to Sending... but never goes further. I have yet to complete and write out the email portion of the method. At this point i just want to be able to pass in the JSON object with the email and canvas image. and somehow display the email (just to verify it was sent through).
What might i be doing wrong here? I'm thinking my issue lies in the ajax statement in the application.js, but have tried multiple ways of sending with no luck.
EDIT::: I am receiving the error code from the POST statement like
Internal Server Error
    jquery-1.7.min.js:4 POST http://localhost:port#/SigCapture.aspx/SendMail 500 (Internal Server Error)
send @ jquery-1.7.min.js:4
ajax @ jquery-1.7.min.js:4
onSubmitClick @ application.js:28
dispatch @ jquery-1.7.min.js:3
i @ jquery-1.7.min.js:3\

Update: I have received a new error after making the WebMethod a public static method so it can be seen by the ajax statement.
{Message: "Invalid JSON primitive: method.",…}
ExceptionType
:
"System.ArgumentException"
Message
:
"Invalid JSON primitive: method."

Here is the code:
NAME: SigCapture.aspx
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="SigCapture.aspx.cs" Inherits="mytest.SigCapture" %>
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
    <meta name=viewport content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0,
     minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no"/>

<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/styles.css" />
<title>Signature Capture</title>

<form id="mainform" runat="server">

    <asp:Button ID="btn1" runat="server" Text="Clickme" OnClick="btn1_Click" />

SAMPLE FORM

    <asp:Label id="labeltext" runat="server"  Text="Enter your email and `Sign the form"/>`
</form>

EMAIL

    <input id="email" type="email" />

SIGNATURE

        <canvas id="signature" height="200px" />

            <input type="image" id="submit" src="assets/accept.png" />
            <input type="image" id="cancel" src="assets/cancel.png" />

NAME: SigCapture.apsx.cs
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Services;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;

namespace mytest
{
    public partial class SigCapture : System.Web.UI.Page
    {
        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

        }

        protected void btn1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            labeltext.Text = "DER_";

        }

        public void test(object sender, EventArgs e, string name)
        {
            labeltext.Text = "DER_";

        }

        [WebMethod]
        public string SendMail(object data)
        {
            return data.ToString();
        }
    }
}

NAME: application.js
    // JavaScript Document
var sigCapture = null;

    $(document).ready(function(e) {

    sigCapture = new SignatureCapture( "signature" );

    $("#submit").click( onSubmitClick );
    $("#cancel").click( onCancelClick );
});

function onSubmitClick( event ) {
    if ( verifyEmail() )
    {
        $("#text").html("CLICKED");
        $("#feedback").html( "Sending..." );
        var email = $("#email").val();
        var sig = sigCapture.toString();

        var data = { "method":"submitSignature",
                     "email":email,
                     "signature":sig,
                     "returnformat":"json" };

        var url = 'SigCapture.aspx/SendMail';
        $.ajax({
          type: 'POST',
          url: url,
          data: data,
          contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
          datatype: 'json',
          success: requestSuccess,
          error: requestError
        });
    }
    else {
        $("#feedback").html( "Please enter a valid email address." );
    }

}

function onCancelClick( event ) {
    clearForm();
}

function clearForm() {
    $("#email").val( "" );
    sigCapture.clear();
    $("#feedback").html( "" );
}

function requestSuccess( data, textStatus, jqXHR ) {
    clearForm();
    $("#feedback").html( "Thank you." );
}

function requestError( jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown ) {
    $("#feedback").html( "Error: " + errorThrown );
}

function verifyEmail() {
    var re = /^(([^<>()[\]\\.,;:\s@\"]+(\.[^<>()[\]\\.,;:\s@\"]+)*)|(\".+\"))@((\[[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\.[0-9]{1,3}\])|(([a-zA-Z\-0-9]+\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,}))$/;
    return re.test( $("#email").val() );
}

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We leave early in the morning Siem Reap and hit road south direction Kampong Thom. We passing small villages and are mostly on big roads, but can also adjust the route to your needs. Depending on the trails, we're arriving before lunch at Kampong Pluk, a small simple floating village. We will park the bikes and hire a boat to get some insights of the basic lifestyle of the residents, who mostly build their houses on stilts. After lunch we're making a big loop on a different way back to siem Reap, where we will arrive around 4:30p.
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Q: I lost my key store password, I want to update my app on plays store with same keystore I lost my key store password, I want to update my app on plays store but don't want to loose my user base.
Can any one suggest me how to update app or how I can get my key store password.
Thanks in advance.

A: Sorry, the answer is there's absolutely no way to update your app with your keystore without the password.
You have to unlist your app and build with a new keystore, list a new one. Users will not see the updated app because the listing is now pointing at a different entry.
Please keep your keystore file like your life.

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AS I lost my Keystore, and was unable to return it back, read google documentation about getting a new key.
Google: If you've lost your private upload key or it's been compromised, you can create a new one, and then ask your account owner to contact support to reset the key. When contacting support, make sure your account owner attaches the upload_certificate.pem file.
I emailed google at the following link: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/contact/key
They sent me the following commands to re-generate keystore and certificate.pem:
Here's how to generate and register a new upload key:
Follow the instructions in the Android Studio Help Center to generate a new key. It must be different from any previous keys. Alternatively, you can use the following command line to generate a new key:
keytool -genkeypair -alias upload -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 9125 -keystore keystore.jks
This key must be a 2048 bit RSA key and have 25-year validity. Export the certificate for that key to PEM format:
keytool -export -rfc -alias upload -file upload_certificate.pem -keystore keystore.jks
Reply to this email and attach the upload_certificate.pem file, after replying, they will send an email mentioning your key store will be updated after 2 days,
now you have a new key store, in order to generate a signed bundle keys, you must do the following:
1- Go to the android side in your flutter (2.8.1) project. 2- go to settings> Build, Execution ..> Gradle> 3- change gradle JDK to something between 16 and 11, **JDK 15 worked for me.
note: if you don't have jdk, you can download it in same place Gradle JDK with jdk download option. note: you must build your signed app bundle within android only not inside flutter framework.


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On the left of the screen each parent and child task is listed. By default, the Level 0 task (entire project) is selected at the end of the simulation run. You can select any task or sub-task from this list.
In the middle will appear a plot related to the selected task, and to its right some basic statistics relating to the plot. At the end of a simulation, Tamara shows a histogram of the finish date of the entire project by default.
The start and finish dates take account of any project calendars that were specified in the original Primavera or Project schedule model, and will usually therefore show gaps in the histogram for weekends when the scaling used is days.
The ribbon controlling how the plot is presented changes depending on the type of plot selected.
The histogram plot is a useful visualization for the range of durations (between 55 and 75) and the most likely (64 days).
The vertical axis is labelled 'Probability density', which is the technically correct term to use, because the probability is actually the area under this curve. However, for practical purposes you can just think of it as the probability of the horizontal axis value occurring. The most frequent simulated value is at 64 days, which is the tallest bar towards the middle of the plot. The bar's height of about 0.1 (or 10%) shows the fraction of the simulation data that rounded to 64 days. We can summarize this as saying 'There's a 10% chance the task will take 61 days'. The probabilities (sum of the histogram bar heights) sum to 100%.
Note: one can read from the plot that there is a 10% chance the task will take 64 days. One should be careful when using such expressions. People who are somewhat unfamiliar with probability concepts will often say something like there is a 50% chance the project will take 120 days, when what they really mean is there is a 50% chance the project will take less than 120 days.
which shows that there is a 64% probability that the task will finish before 10 Nov 2018.
A Tornado plot illustrates the sensitivity of the output of a selected task to the other variables in the model. Select a task, a property (start, finish, duration, cost) and click the Tornado icon.
To view, select Trend from the view options, Scatter from the Trend options, and ensure that the Show Trend Line option is ticked in the Scatter Options section of the ribbon. The period can be switched between different periodic lengths (days, weeks, etc) in the Cost Summation Period part of the ribbon.
To view, select Trend from the view options, Scatter from the Trend options, and ensure that the Show Trend Line option is unticked in the Scatter Options section of the ribbon.
The Outer and Inner Envelope parameters allow you to specify the probability ranges that are shown in the box plot. For example, by selecting 5% for the outer envelope, the box plot arms will extend out to the P05 and P95 values. Selecting 25% for the inner envelope, the red box (inner envelope) will cover the P25 to 75 range. A tooltip pops up when hovering over each plot, showing which percentiles are plotted and their values (see above).


The condition of Australian estuaries and bays, and coastal freshwater lakes and lagoons is covered in detail in the Coasts report. The Marine environment report provides a detailed assessment of the state and trends of marine organisms. We provide a high-level summary here.
Subtropical and Temperate Coastal Saltmarsh (2013) was listed as vulnerable.
The primary threats affecting the Giant Kelp Marine Forests are the increase in sea surface temperatures associated with the southwards penetration of the East Australian Current, and the corresponding range expansion of kelp-grazing sea urchins. The cumulative consequences of coastal development (e.g. clearing and human-induced habitat modification), and invasive species, are considered key threats to the P. australis seagrass meadows and the Subtropical and Temperate Coastal Saltmarsh communities.
A range of habitats and communities—from the nearshore to the abyss, and from the seabed to the water column—were assessed for their current state and recent trends in the Marine environment report Most were in good condition, and trends ranged from stable to improving, where they could be assessed. However, the condition of canyons, seamounts and coral reefs ranged from good to poor, depending on the specific geographic region. For example, severe storms, bleaching and crown-of-thorns starfish have affected eastern reefs, whereas many regions in the north-west have been affected by bleaching. Habitats and communities in the Great Barrier Reef to the end of 2015 are considered to range from poor and worsening condition (corals) to good and stable condition (macroalgae, offshore banks and shoals) (GBRMPA 2014). The ecosystem encompassing 'Fringing reefs—temperate rocky reefs' was classed as poor and worsening; warm-water events and overgrazing by sea urchins are negatively affecting some temperate reef habitats. Trends were generally noted to be associated with limited confidence for many habitats.
Most species groups assessed are regarded as being in good condition overall, although information is lacking to assess the condition or trend of some invertebrate groups. Trends are stable or improving for most fish species, except inner shelf reef species, which are in poor condition and worsening, similar to temperate rocky reef and coral reef habitats.
have declined as a result of cumulative impacts associated with high fishing mortality, bycatch within fisheries and climate change (e.g. flesh-footed shearwater—Puffinus carneipes, Australian sea lion—Neophoca cinerea, north Queensland hawksbill turtle—Eretmochelys imbricata, demersal shark species).
Dugong populations in the southern Great Barrier Reef declined to very low levels during the past 50 years, with the aerial survey in 2011 showing the lowest numbers since the surveys began in 1986 (Sobtzick et al. 2012, 2015). In 2015, the Australian Government committed $5.3 million across 3 years for delivery of a Dugong and Turtle Protection Plan, including a Specialised Indigenous Ranger Program for strengthened enforcement and compliance, and an Australian Crime Commission investigation into the illegal poaching, transportation and trade of turtle and dugong meat in the Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait. Other measures undertaken by local Indigenous people along the length of the Reef include a variety of sea Country management arrangements, including Traditional Use of Marine Resources Agreements and Marine Park Indigenous Land Use Agreements.
Large numbers of species and species groups are not regularly monitored or monitored at all, and, as a result, their status is unknown and recent trends are unclear. Trends were unclear for sharks and rays, most seabirds, sea snakes, some marine turtles and most marine mammals.
There is broad agreement on the current very poor state and deteriorating trend of shorebirds in the past 5 years (see Box BIO13), with consensus and evidence pointing to the causes as habitat loss, habitat degradation and harvest of prey, particularly in east Asia. Current trends in shorebird populations are described in detail in the Coasts report.
Australia is connected to Siberia and northern Alaska by a migration corridor used by more than 5 million shorebirds of 50 or so species. After breeding in the Northern Hemisphere, the shorebirds migrate to Australia along the East Asian–Australasian Flyway (EAAF).
A recent analysis of decadal timeseries of surveys of these species around Australia has shown that numerous species are decreasing, some at alarming rates (Clemens et al. 2016). The analyses examined population trends at inland and coastal sites around Australia for 19 species from 1973 to 2014. Continental-scale population decreases were identified in 12 of the 19 species, and regional decreases (southern Australia) were identified in 17 of the 19 species since 2000.
Tasmania is the southernmost destination in the EAAF, and is considered to be a bellwether for the flyway, with observed long-term decreases exceeding those observed on the Australian mainland. Decreases in migratory species' populations in Tasmania have been identified as precursors to decreases further north; as populations decrease in abundance, so can their range.
The Australian population of curlew sandpiper (Calidris ferruginea) is currently decreasing at more than 9 per cent per year (Clemens et al. 2016), but the species has virtually disappeared from south-eastern Tasmania, where fewer than 50 birds have been reported in the past decade, compared with annual counts approaching 2000 in the 1980s (Figure BIO28).
Other species are showing elevated rates of decrease in Tasmania compared with the mainland. One of the key drivers identified in the decreases in migratory shorebirds in Australia is the rapid and extensive loss of the intertidal mudflats in the Yellow Sea that are used as a feeding area en route (Iwamura et al. 2013; Murray et al. 2014, 2015). Conservation measures in Australia to protect Australia's migratory bird biodiversity will be constrained by the continuing loss of critical habitat elsewhere in the EAAF. Coordinated international efforts are critical to conserve trans-hemispheric migratory species.
Two curlew sandpipers on a beach.
The state of marine ecosystems is highly variable, but the jurisdictions report that many systems are in good condition. Trend is generally not known, and the reliability of information for many systems is also limited.
Forty-one marine species and 1 marine population are currently listed as threatened, including some presumed extinct. Information on the status of marine species is generally not as good as that for terrestrial species.
Significant losses of aquatic vegetation have occurred since European settlement; however, information is too limited to assess recent changes. Ongoing losses of seagrass communities tend to be small, and many relate to localised climatic events.
Distribution of rocky reef covering biota: grade—good; trend—unknown; information availability—limited.
Distribution of estuarine macrophytes: grade—moderate; trend—unknown; information availability—limited.
Levels of estuarine catchment disturbance: grade—moderate; trend—increasing impact; information availability—limited.
Sediment, nutrients and chemicals, and litter are the major catchment pressures that affect Queensland estuaries and marine environments, but these vary in their relative importance between regions.
Changes to coastal habitat and reductions in connectivity are having an increasing effect on the region's ecosystems.
More than 96 per cent of the pre-European settlement extent of estuarine wetlands in Queensland remained in 2013. Changes in the extent of estuarine wetlands in Queensland have been monitored since 2001. The highest rate of estuarine wetland loss was recorded during 2009–13 (0.03 per cent), mostly in the North East Coast drainage division.
Of the 2 broad estuarine wetland types—mangrove and saltmarsh/salt flat—the greatest ongoing losses have occurred in saltmarsh and salt flats in the North East Coast drainage division, yet more than 95 per cent remain intact.
Thirty-six per cent of estuarine wetlands across Queensland are within areas of managed protection, which often overlap; of these, 26 per cent are in declared fish habitat area, 12 per cent are in highly protected marine park zones, and only 5 per cent are in protected areas.
About 17 per cent—or 1.8 million hectares—of Queensland's total marine wetlands are in highly protected marine park zones or a declared fish habitat area.
Queensland remains largely free from invasive non-native marine flora and fauna species (marine pests), despite a high possibility of introduction through international shipping activity.
The volume and load of nitrogen and phosphorus released from coastal sewage treatment plants into waterways in Queensland have remained relatively constant since 2010, except for a significant reduction in both volume and nitrogen loads released in 2014. Phosphorus loads increased in south-east Queensland in 2014, most likely because of reduced water recycling from advanced water treatment plants.
evidence suggests that increased nutrient loads contribute to more frequent outbreaks of crown-of-thorns starfish—a major predator of coral—resulting in coral cover decline.
Assessment grades vary from one report card to another, and across time periods.
Most of Queensland's key fish stocks are considered sustainable.
At a Reef-wide scale, most ecological processes are considered to be in good condition; however, the inshore southern two-thirds of the region are in decline.
Queensland is well covered by water quality monitoring at different timescales, from annual report cards in coastal areas to less frequent monitoring in more remote regions. Areas such as the Gulf of Carpentaria and parts of the Murray–Darling Basin have not yet been covered, but will be addressed in future programs.
Monitoring has shown some positive changes in marine and coastal communities as a result of the establishment of marine parks and sanctuaries. However, changes in ecological community structure have also been observed, such as a decrease in the key habitat-forming seaweed in Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park, increased presence of pests such as the long-spined sea urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii), decline of the southern rock lobster population, and a decline in broad-leaf seagrass (Posidonia australis).
Between 2007 and 2013, 6 marine and coastal bird species declined in status, and 2 bird species were added to the Advisory List because of decreasing populations. Only 1 species improved its threatened status during the past 5 years.
Assessment of threatened communities and species in marine environments is limited compared with terrestrial environments, particularly for marine flora, invertebrates and fish.
Marine and coastal ecosystems are under increased threat from invasive species.
Data on the condition of marine and coastal ecosystems are not gathered in a comprehensive manner. A lack of knowledge and understanding of marine systems is a major hindrance to the protection of marine biodiversity and the ability to report on its current condition.
Monitoring of invasive species remains poor, and is limited to Victoria's commercial ports and harbours.
Few data are available on the ecological condition of estuaries, although it is evident that most of Victoria's estuaries have degraded.
Marine and coastal health: grade—unknown; trend—unknown; data quality—poor.
Conservation of marine and coastal areas: grade—poor; trend—stable; data quality—good.
Marine and coastal biodiversity: grade—poor; trend—unknown; data quality—poor.
South Australian marine parks were established in November 2012, and restrictions on activities other than fishing began in March 2013. Fishing restrictions within marine parks took effect in October 2014.
In 2007, more than 90 per cent of mangroves were in good condition. Field surveys across the Eyre Peninsula NRM region in 2012 assessed the mangroves as being in good condition, with a score of 71 out of 100 (where 100 represents pristine, undisturbed condition). Trends in condition are unknown.
In 2007, more than 90 per cent of saltmarshes were in good condition. Trends in condition are unknown.
A monitoring, evaluation and reporting program has commenced, which will assess trends in the condition of the key ecological, environmental, cultural and socio-economic resources in each marine park.
The condition and trend of coastal dunes throughout the state are largely unknown. Studies of dune condition have not been undertaken in any NRM region.
Effectiveness of marine parks in protecting marine habitats and species: grade—good; trend—unknown; reliability of information—excellent.
condition of subtidal reefs (2010): grade—unknown; trend—unknown; reliability of information—good.
Western Australia has a network of marine parks and reserves across 13 of the state's 19 marine bioregions.
The subtropical and temperate saltmarsh threatened ecological community has declined in extent through land clearing or reclamation, altered hydrology, eutrophication and/or grazing.
Most south-western estuaries are affected to some extent by eutrophication, with several areas showing signs of severe impact.
Coral condition in marine parks and reserves is generally good, although abnormally warm water during the 2011 La Niña event caused coral bleaching, and coral cover declined on some mid-latitude to high-latitude reefs. The strong El Niño event in 2016 increased water temperature, and caused coral bleaching on reefs along the Kimberley coast and at some offshore atolls.
The 2011 La Niña warm-water event and flooding from storms were associated with a decline in cover of some seagrass species in Shark Bay Marine Park. Seagrass in the Swan–Canning estuary is generally in good condition. Warm water from the 2011 La Niña and strong La Niña events in the following 2 years have also contributed to reduced coverage of kelp on mid-latitude reefs, although kelp communities are still in good condition in southern waters.
The condition of marine turtles is generally good, although many more years of data are required to understand the potential long-term impacts of pressures associated with major industrial developments in the Pilbara region. Long-term data at Ningaloo indicate that green, hawksbill and loggerhead turtles have stable nesting abundances, and fox predation on eggs has been reduced to less than 1 per cent.
Humpback whale numbers in the west coast breeding stock have increased significantly to around 30,000 animals, and this species was moved from the threatened species list to the specially protected/conservation dependent category in 2015.
Salinity is increasing in the Swan–Canning estuary system (1995–2011), consistent with increased tidal influence and reduced river flow (with drying climate). Associated stratification has resulted in an improved oxygen trend in downstream reaches, but a decreasing trend in upper reaches. Nutrient levels are stable in upper reaches, but chlorophyll-a has increased (2005–11), possibly because of increased light penetration. Fish communities in the estuary system are stable.
The Department of Parks and Wildlife monitors the condition of key ecological assets relative to anthropogenic pressures and the condition of some threatened marine species.
Condition of saltmarsh ecological community: grade—good to fair; trend—declining; reliability of information—moderate to fair.
Condition of corals: grade—good; trend—generally stable, although declining at some reefs; reliability of information—good.
Condition of seagrass and macroalgal communities: grade—good; trend—stable, although some are declining at some locations; reliability of information—good.
Condition of mangroves: grade—good; trend—stable; reliability of information—good.
Condition of intertidal reefs: grade—good; trend—unknown, because timeseries data are insufficient; reliability of information—good.
Condition of marine turtles: grade—good; trend—unknown, because long-lived species require long timeseries of data; reliability of information—fair.
State coastal (and marine) areas have been divided into mesoscale bioregions, based on biogeographical spatial distribution of biological and physical characteristics. The coastline has been divided further into 20-kilometre segments, based on naturalness values (evaluated on aquatic species and marine water–dependent terrestrial species present). Most regions have ecological conditions classified as slightly to moderately disturbed, with some of these regions classified as having high ecological value (mostly adjacent to the south-west Tasmania World Heritage Area). A few isolated areas that have been affected by significant land-based activities are classified as highly disturbed.
Port Davey and associated Bathurst Harbour in south-west Tasmania represent one of the world's most anomalous estuarine systems. The estuary contains several fragile deepwater invertebrate species growing at accessibly shallow depths; the reef habitats are susceptible to impacts and are of scientific importance. In 2011, the 2003 baseline survey of introduced marine pests was repeated at Port Davey. No target introduced marine pests were detected during the survey, which included collections made using benthic cores, diver video transects, diver searches, baited trapping, beach wrack searches, benthic phytoplankton cores and plankton net tows.
Limited coastal and marine ecosystem monitoring occurs outside sites used to assess impacts of activities, areas included in the Tamar and Derwent estuaries' strategic monitoring programs, and areas monitored as part of baseline ecological monitoring for managing marine farms. However, all CSIRO data processed as part of determining site-specific guideline values for protecting aquatic ecosystems indicate water quality sufficient to support slightly to moderately affected ecological condition.
Marine and coastal health: grade—fair to good; trend—stable to declining, but generally unknown outside locations being assessed; data quality—good, but nearshore data are generally limited.
Conservation of marine and coastal areas: grade—fair to good; trend—stable to declining, but generally unknown outside locations being assessed; data quality—fair to good, but limited.
Effectiveness of marine parks in protecting marine habitats and species: grade—good; trend—unknown; reliability of information—good.
Marine and coastal biodiversity: grade—fair to good (outside affected zones); trend—stable to declining, but generally unknown outside locations being assessed; data quality—fair to good, but limited.
Estuarine health: grade—poor to good; trend—stable to declining, but generally unknown outside locations being assessed; data quality—good, but generally limited to Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies data and site-specific assessment of regulated activities.
Systematic assessment of dugong populations in the territory show that the major population in the Gulf of Carpentaria has remained stable since 1994.
Systematic monitoring of saltwater crocodiles in the territory shows a continuing recovery since protection from hunting in 1970, with populations in the major river systems either continuing to increase slowly or stabilising, and a gradual shift towards larger individuals.
Extensive dieback of mangroves occurred in the Gulf of Carpentaria during 2015–16, with around 7000 hectares affected. This is likely linked to poor wet-season rainfall combined with very high temperatures.
There is also some anecdotal evidence of coral bleaching in coastal territory waters during 2015–16.
The environmental condition of Darwin Harbour is assessed and reported annually against 4 key water quality indicators. In 2015, all sites were assessed as having very good or excellent water quality, except for Buffalo Creek (very poor), which receives discharge from a sewage treatment plant.
Marine and estuarine ecosystems in the Northern Territory are generally in good ecological condition, although quantitative data for trends are sparse.
Sobtzick S, Hagihara R, Grech A and Marsh H (2012), Aerial survey of the urban coast of Queensland to evaluate the response of the dugong population to the widespread effects of the January 2011 floods and Cyclone Yasi. Final report to the Australian Marine Mammal Centre, Hobart.
Sobtzick S, Hagihara R, Grech A, Jones R, Pollock K & Marsh K (2015). Improving the time series of estimates of dugong abundance and distribution by incorporating revised availability bias corrections, project 13/31, final report to the Australian Marine Mammal Centre, Centre for Tropical Water and Aquatic Ecosystem Research, James Cook University, Townsville.


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Ten Reasons We Might Fail To Get On With A Book.
Sometimes we don't want to finish a book. It's the dirty secret bookworms believe is theirs and theirs alone. If you organised a confessional, people would come. I swear. We get into such a tizz about our DNFs. Can you imagine people behaving the same way over films or computer games?
It does not mean you are inferior. It does not mean the book is too literary or political or intelligent for you.
You are not a snob for disliking a writer's prose. You are not a snob for disliking certain themes.
You might like it in the future. You might not. Remember – we bring ourselves to fiction. As we change and grow we need different things from our reading. A character who bored you to tears the first time around might be the one you relate to in ten years. They might not.
Here are reasons I might fail to finish a book. Do you relate to any of these? Let me know in the comments below.
A newer book is on our shelves, casting its latest-purchase magic. Even worse? There is a book I do not own but somebody else does. Why is the book I have acquired most recently always the one I want to read?
Dull prose sends me to sleep. The end.
I bought it for the cover. The shiny, shiny cover which the publisher invested heavily in. Other than that it isn't my thing.
Netgalley made me click-happy and now I am cowering in the face of digital files.
Somebody told me I would love this book. It's a curse. Speak not the fatal words if you want your friends to enjoy the same book as you.
It appropriates someone else's experience. I don't believe you must live an experience to write about it but you must research and be sensitive to the real thing.
I've read a-bazillion-and-one books this month. I will never read again. I do not know what reading is.
It's due back at the library so my reading pace has slowed to snailish. Deadlines. Also a curse.
Entire GCSES and A-Levels and Degree modules count on me knowing this plot. OK, not relevant right now, but if my understanding of a book is going to be graded my interest in it is nada. Expectations? Curse.
My book group chose it. Hence I don't join book groups. That's deadlines and expectations and I'm-supposed-to-love-it rolled into one. Albeit with tea and biscuits on the side.
Ah gosh, that big hole of NetGalley still haunts me! I'm determined to keep my rating up this year but now am finding that I'm not getting through the backlist titles I want to read. It's a continuous loop! I also sometimes have to wait for the hype of a new release to die down before I read it, I feel less pressure to 'have' to like the book then!
😀 Nothing like a fresh pile of books.
Definitely with you on the Netgalley problem! I had a whole load of things that I'd requested and then gotten approved for weeks later, by which time I'd forgotten that I'd requested them and didn't remember why I'd picked them!
I remember how exciting my first Netgalley request was! I swear I held my breath from the moment I clicked until that acceptance email pinged into my inbox. My physical TBR isn't leaving me much time for NG, but I did request a couple of picture books. I would love to feature more picture books.
I've not reviewed any picture books – is it easy to write reviews for them?
Wanting to read new books is always a big one for me. Have a pile of books that I'm reading/want to read? Time to go to a library sale and get a new pile to distract from the old ones.
Second-hand books have some kind of siren call. I can't walk past a charity shop without checking the bookshelves.
Nice take on this week's topic! I have a hard time putting books aside, but I'm getting better at it since I have less time to read now. There are too many good books out there to suffer through ones I'm not enjoying! Here is our Top Ten Tuesday.
Totally agree with you there. 😀 Reading should never be a chore.
Great post! I agree with all your points!


Before we get into the details of the March LSAT, here is one bit of information you definitely need to have handy: the exam is on Saturday, March 30, 2019. And for those observing the Saturday Sabbath, the testing date is Monday, April 1, 2019.
Let's take a look at all the important dates you need to know for the March 2019 LSAT, along with our top tips for preparing for this test.
February 13, 2019 – Non-published test center registration deadline (this is for those of you who live far away from and can't travel to a published test center).
February 20, 2019 – Published test center registration deadline.
Wednesday, March 20, 2019 – Photo upload deadline.
If you think you may need to register for a non-published test center, be sure to learn about the early.
Also, keep in mind that there's limited seating at a lot of the test-center locations. So, don't wait until the registration deadline!
Just in case you were wondering, once you register, you can change your test center, , or your . You can also , or, if you miss the cancellation deadline, you can at least .
Tuesday, March 5, 2019 – this is the deadline to change your test date, your location, or cancel your registration without forfeiting your entire registration fee.
Friday, March 29, 2019 – this is the deadline to withdraw your registration. Keep in mind that you won't be getting any money back if you withdraw from the exam after the deadline.
If you decide to change your test date, or your test center, you're going to have to pay an additional $125. Also, even if you cancel by March 29, you are still only going to get part of your registration fee back … $50 to be exact. Also, be prepared that it will take at least three weeks for you to get your money back.
Everyone gets their scores back in the mail, and it usually takes just over a month. While that's not very long, at least compared to the bar exam, the wait can be pretty brutal.
Luckily, you can also opt in and receive your LSAT score via email. While it's not the "official" score letter, you'll get your score a full week earlier.
April 19, 2019 – email release date.
April 26, 2019– mail release date.
You will only get an email of your score if you . You also need to know that the mailing date is just that. It's a mailing date. That means you can add an additional five to seven business days.
If you're unsure whether the March LSAT is the date for you, we have a full breakdown on LSAT test dates. This breakdown includes which test date best matches up with your goals and application deadlines, and how long you should plan to study.
If you're ready to prep, check out our LSAT study plans!
We also have tips on where to find the best free LSAT practice tests. Take as many as you can, and work extra hard on getting sections of the test done within the time limit.
And of course, we have a wealth of if you want to boost your testing game significantly!
The March LSAT is quickly approaching and you should register early to reserve the test center you want. Now is the time to set out your study plan and get ready to crush the LSAT!


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Fraser, Hilary (2002) The Victorian novel and religion. In: Brantlinger, P. and Thesing, W.B. (eds.) A Companion to the Victorian Novel. Blackwell Companions to Literature and Culture. Oxford, UK: Wiley, pp. 101-118. ISBN 9780631220640.


CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � A commission that will recommend regulations for any future casinos in New Hampshire is reviewing gambling legislation that won support in the Senate but died in the House.
State Sen. Lou D'Allesandro is scheduled to discuss his proposal to legalize video slots when the commission meets Thursday. D'Allesandro plans to file a new casino bill for lawmakers to consider next year.
The commission is required to submit draft legislation to lawmakers by Dec. 15. At its first meeting, the panel debated whether the legislation should include the number of slot machines and table games allowed and the price for each gambling license.
Gov. Maggie Hassan lobbied heavily for a casino and hopes the commission will address concerns about the state's ability to regulate one.


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By BRIAN NGUGI
Vivo buys Engen business in Kenya, 9 African countries
Monday December 04 2017
Boda Boda operators queue for fuel at a Vivo outlet, which trades as Shell Petrol Station, on Mbagathi Way. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU | NMG
Vivo Energy Investments BV, one of the big four oil marketers in Kenya, has acquired South African Engen Oil's assets in nine African countries including Kenya, solidifying its regional petroleum interests.
The Netherlands-based Vivo Energy — a joint venture between Vitol Group, a Dutch firm, and London-based Helios Investment Partners, an African private investment firm that also owns upstream oil assets in Turkana oilfields — said the deal whose value was undisclosed is subject to regulatory approval.
"Upon completion of this transaction, nine new countries and over 300 Engen-branded service stations will be added to Vivo Energy's network, taking Vivo Energy's total presence to over 2,100 service stations, across 24 African markets," the company said in a statement Monday.
Under the deal, the new markets for Vivo Energy will include DR Congo, Zimbabwe, Réunion, Zambia, Gabon, Rwanda, Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi. Engen's Kenya operations (where Vivo Energy already operates) are also part of the transaction.
Engen Holdings will however retain its interest in Engen Petroleum Limited (the South Africa business and refinery) and Engen's businesses in six other countries including Mauritius, Botswana, Ghana, Namibia, Swaziland and Lesotho, which are not part of the transaction. Vivo Energy holds the Shell licence in 16 African markets.
In October this year it was reported to be eyeing an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange to access new capital for growth on the continent.
READ: Shell completes sale of Africa retail business to Vivo Energy
Vitol owns a 60 per cent stake in Vivo while Helios holds the rest. Vivo entered the Kenyan market in November 2012 after Shell sold 80 per cent of the downstream assets in 14 African countries including Kenya and Uganda for about $1 billion (Sh103 billion).
"In our first six years our shareholders have invested to grow Vivo Energy, increasing our network from around 1,300 to over 1,800 service stations and adding over 400 new and refurbished shops and quick service restaurant offers," said Vivo Energy CEO Christian Chammas.


New York attorney and lifelong Giants fan Heath D. Harte issued a statement today in advance of "The Big Game" reminding fans to be wary of counterfeit tickets, the sale of which is considered fraud.
Harte was seven years old when he and his father attended his first Giants game. He has been a season ticket holder ever since.
-Check the quality of the ticket. Look out for misspelled words and bleeding or incorrect coloring.
-Ensure that the triple hologram label is present. Depending on the angle from which the ticket is viewed, it should show the Statue of Liberty, New York, New Jersey, and XLVIII (the roman numeral 48).
-This year's tickets use "thermo-chromic" ink, which changes color when exposed to heat. The color later returns when the ticket cools down. Any ticket that does not display this quality is very likely fake.
-Authentic tickets will have cross-hatch raised artwork, and an embossed foil depiction of the Lombardi trophy. A simple printing of the Lombardi trophy alone indicates a fake.
Trafficking in counterfeit goods such as tickets to "The Big Game" is regulated by the federal government because it is considered interstate and international commerce.
"While most states have laws criminalizing these activities, the power to punish the act of counterfeiting belongs exclusively to the federal government," said Harte.


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Kingston Symphony Welcomes New Music Director
The Kingston Symphony Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Evan Mitchell as the association's new Music Director and Conductor. Mr. Mitchell, currently assistant conductor of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra, is considered one of Canada's most innovative young conductors. He recently completed a residency with the Vancouver Symphony and served as the official music consultant to the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Committee, playing a key role in producing ceremonial recordings. His diplomatic and musical skills, and original programming, have been highly praised by fellow musicians.
Mr. Mitchell's appointment is for a three-year term and takes effect on September 1, 2014.
"Evan Mitchell is one of the leading young conductors to appear on the Canadian scene," said Harold Redekopp, President of the Kingston Symphony Association (KSA). "He has demonstrated an exceptional talent for connecting with a wide range of audiences – from the concert hall to the Vancouver Winter Olympics. Evan's impressive musical skills, coupled with his ability to mobilize social media and technology, will be a great asset as the KSA strives to engage with a broader audience."
Mr. Mitchell said he is thrilled to be taking on the music directorship of the KSA, currently marking its 60th anniversary.
"Kingston truly is a magnificent city with deep history, and the prospect of working with such fine musicians and performing in the new Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts is extremely exciting!" he said. "I am looking forward to making the very best music we can, celebrating the centuries of great composers past alongside new Canadian compositional talent. I think that in this great city with this great orchestra, the possibilities are endless! And I find that to be truly inspiring."
Mr. Mitchell succeeds the KSA's longtime Music Director, Glen Fast, who has held the position for the past 23 years and will continue to be involved with the orchestra as Conductor Emeritus. Over the next two years, he will conduct two concerts a year and perform other symphony-related functions.
"We are fortunate, indeed, to have experienced Glen Fast's dynamic leadership of the KSA these past 23 years with many memorable performances of great orchestral repertoire," said Mr. Redekopp. "Glen has been generous with his time and advice during the search for his successor. We are delighted he will continue to play an active part in the life of the orchestra."
Mr. Mitchell, who won the 2009 Jean-Marie Beaudet Award in Orchestra Conducting, studied conducting with Maestro Raffi Armenian at the University of Toronto, and with German conductor Helmuth Rilling in the inaugural Toronto Bach Festival. He also holds the title of Associate Mentor to orchestral conducting apprentices with the National Academy Orchestra, Canada's largest orchestral music festival.
In addition to conducting, Mr. Mitchell has taught student musicians from the elementary to undergraduate levels and is a frequent adjudicator, coach and guest speaker at elementary and high schools. He has been guest principal conductor of the British Columbia Music Educator's Conference Honour Ensemble, which is composed of talented, young musicians from around the province.
An award-winning percussionist, he has performed twice as a soloist with the Wilfrid Laurier University Symphony Orchestra.
Mr. Mitchell was chosen from four finalists following a two-year search led by former KSA President Jim Wilson. Other members of the search committee were: Gisèle Dalbec, Peter Dawe, Ann Lukits, Harold Redekopp, Claire Shragge, and Wayne Tindale.
For more information or to arrange for an interview, please contact Andrea Haughton, General Manager of the Kingston Symphony: 613-546-9729 or ahaughton@kingstonsymphony.on.ca.


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