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The Borobudur Conservation Agency has recommended an evaluation of the annual practice of releasing sky lanterns. Agency official Tri Hartono said the lanterns had littered the sacred heritage site many times and had even caused a fire in 2018. But the damage has gone beyond the site itself, according to Tri. “Not only do the lanterns litter the temple, they often disrupt electricity,” he said on Friday, as quoted by Antara news agency, adding that the Magelang branch of state-owned electricity company PLN had sent a letter of objection regarding the matter. “We will send further notices to the authorities in Jakarta, as they are the ones who issue permits.” At every Vesak and New Year celebration, a sky lantern festival is held on the temple compound. In this year’s celebration, LED-lit lanterns were used. Tri said the Borobudur temple was a sacred heritage site, so it would be counterproductive if people came and littered the place. He said he planned to bring the issue to the Council of Buddhist Communities (Walubi), adding that there was no relief in the temple about flying lanterns, which also proved that it was merely a recent rather than a past tradition. The agency would send recommendation and documentation on the damage caused by the lanterns to the Culture Directorate General of the Education and Culture Ministry

Models in zombie make-up and a growing number of women on the catwalks were among the eye-catching features of Men's Fashion Week, which wrapped up in London on Monday. The models from the Art School collection by designer duo Eden Loweth and Tom Barratt wore white contact lenses and vacant expressions as they sashayed down the catwalk. The show was accompanied by the live sounds of singer-guitarist Anna Calvi, surrounded by an occult salt circle. Barratt himself took part in the catwalk show wearing a leopard-print dress showing part of his torso. Blurred lines Highlighting the trend of gender fluidity, more women took part in the catwalk shows and the line between masculine and feminine styles was increasingly blurred. "I don't think it is especially modern to tell people what they should wear. I think it is for them to choose," designer Edward Crutchley, one of the rising stars of British fashion, told journalists after his show. "It is never a piece designed for a man or a woman, it is never specifically gendered," he said of his collection, featuring baggy trousers, plunging necklines and summery prints with flowers and parrots in soft pastels. "I wanted beauty and glamour and I wanted that it looked expensive... because it is expensive!" he said. Chunky trainers Worn with a blue wool jacket with purple satin sleeves at Alexander McQueen or with a canary yellow and turquoise number at Iceberg, chunky basketball trainers were as ubiquitous as they would have been in the 1980s. Irish designer Robyn Lynch meanwhile went for more casual footwear comfort with large sandals worn with socks. Burnt orange The spring/summer collections for next year looked like a sunset to sea. The dominant colours were burnt orange, sand and sky blue, including in the collection by Turkish designer Hussein Chalayan. Named "Post-Colonial Body", the collection explores the influence of colonization on Japan and South America. Orange and blue also featured in the collection by Oliver Spencer, who was inspired by the night markets of Hong Kong and Wong Kar-wai's cult film "In the Mood for Love". 'Le Goth sportif' Black jumpers, heavy chains and earrings worn with basketball pumps with Vibram soles. This was the look that Italian fashion house Iceberg dubbed "Le Goth sportif". Saul Nash also re-imagined sportswear with his collection featuring technical performance wear pieces such as white running vests, steel gray nylon pants and blue tracksuits.

It seems that Pokemon fans should be disappointed with this news, because in the latest news, producer Junichi Masuda announced that only Pokemon is present in the Galedex region that can be imported into the upcoming Switch game. Pokemon Sword and Shield started the Nintendo Treehouse Live presentation at E3, with producer Junichi Masuda and Director of Games Shigeru Ohmori in exploring the vast game land with a range of short-range Pokemon battles. After completion, Masuda said there was no Pokemon Bank, but it would be replaced with Pokemon Home, which would be a service to collect all Pokemon players in one place, but unfortunately not everything in Pokemon Home will be transferred into the Pokemon Sword and Shield. The reason is fairly simple, Gamefreak developers spend quite a lot of time thinking about the best way to move forward, taking into account the battle's battles and development time, therefore importing Pokemon will be limited. But at least, developers have chosen a number of favorite Pokemon that can later be imported into the Pokemon Sword and Shield.

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1. Adobe Photoshop CC A very well-known drawing tool from the creative masters When it comes to creative software, Adobe has dominated the scene for decades, and Photoshop CC (CC stands for Creative Cloud) is loved by artists and designers across the world. It provides creative types with a plethora of cloud-based tools to create and enhance photos, illustrations and 3D visuals. 2. Autodesk SketchBook An art app which is bristling with brushes Autodesk SketchBook is a drawing app targeted specifically at designers, architects, concept artists and other creative professionals. If you fit into any of these categories, the software will give you the tools to sketch and create stunning illustrations easily and quickly. 3. Corel Painter A painting solution that can create breath-taking results Corel offers a host of creative software packages, one of which is a drawing app called Painter. Aimed at designers, artists and students, this cross-platform application provides you with the likes of ‘thick paint’ which you can daub onto your digital canvas, and then scrape around or blend to create some highly realistic looking masterpieces. 4. Rebelle 3 An expert-developed art tool Developed by artist Peter Blaskovic, Rebelle 3 is another highly versatile drawing and painting application. Described as “one-of-a-kind paint software”, it’s been designed for creatives working on watercolor, acrylic, wet and dry media artwork. 5. Artweaver 6 Artweaver is one of the oldest painting tools out there, and the software is now on its sixth edition. The application provides you with a diverse set of predefined brushes and pencils that can be used to create amazing pieces of art.

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Is your gaming laptop starting to feel long in the tooth? Extracting it is less painful than pulling an actual tooth, especially if you replace it with HP's Omen 15t. You can snag one with a Core i7-8750H processor and GeForce RTX 2060 GPU for just $1,159.99 today. That's $200 off its list price. It also makes it one of the most reasonably priced laptops with an RTX GPU inside. This gaming laptop is well-equipped with a 6-core/12-thread processor, 16GB of RAM, and an RTX 2060 GPU. Just be sure when clicking through to manually select the 8750H + RTX 2060 option (stock config pairs an i9-9750H CPU with a GTX 1660 Ti GPU). When clicking through to the deal, be sure to customize the stock configuration, and and specifically choose the Core i7-8750H + RTX 2060 option in the 'processor and graphics' section. That's assuming you want the faster GPU—by default, the Omen 15t is configured with a Core i7-9750H and GeForce GTX 1660 Ti for $1,099.99. Either way, you're saving $200. However, the rule of thumb when buying a gaming laptop is to get one with the fastest GPU you can afford, since that's not a part you can typically upgrade down the line. Other core hardware specs on this model include 16GB of DDR4-2666 RAM and a 256GB M.2 NVMe SSD. As for the display, it's a 15.6-inch IPS screen with a 1920x1080 resolution and 144Hz refresh rate.

Food, liquids and containers: There are quite a few things that have no place in the microwave. According to the FDA, manufacturers are not obliged to test their products for microwave suitability, which is why a “microwave safe” label is not really convincing. To avoid a fire or reactions of harmful chemicals, do not heat these seven things in the microwave. Hard boiled eggs Even though the internet might say otherwise, you should never boil eggs in a microwave. As the heat creates steam inside the egg which can ́t escape, it will eventually explode. To avoid burned fingers and cleaning up the mess, better cook eggs on the stove or in a special egg boiler. Meat When we spontaneously decide to have meat for lunch, some of us may try to defrost it in the microwave. While the thin edge will cook early, the thicker middle might still be frozen, which is why it is better to defrost meat overnight in the fridge. Additionally, a microwave that doesn't rotate leads to an uneven distribution of heat, which attracts bacteria. Breast milk Heating breast milk in the microwave is not recommended at all, as it warms unevenly and could create hot spots that can scald the baby. Also, some of the immune-boosting proteins could be destroyed. To preserve the nutrients, better place the bottle of breast milk in a mug full of warm water. Once it reaches room temperature, the breast milk is safe to use. Plastic containers Even though we shouldn ́t, everyone does it from time to time: Placing plastic containers in a microwave. Heated plastic can release estrogen-like chemicals like BPA, strictly speaking, 95 percent of 450 tested plastic products showed this effect, according to a study published in Environmental Health Perspectives. Washing the containers, baby bottles or zipper-top bags in the dishwasher or soaking it in water had the same outcome. Therefore, better warm up your meal on a normal plate. Certain plates Speaking of plates, in case you have any metallic-trimmed ones, do not put them in the microwave. Even a minuscule metallic trimming can cause harm, according to the USDA. To be on the safe side, get a plain glass plate for microwave use only. Cups of water Boiling a cup of water in the microwave may seem harmless, but it turns out to be a really bad idea. Heating plain water in a ceramic cup or a glass for too long keeps bubbles from building. As a consequence, the liquid can ́t cool down, becomes superheated and erupts boiling water when the glass is moved. The best way to boil water is on the stove or in an electric kettle. Nothing Interestingly, heating nothing in the microwave can be as harmful as heating one of the things mentioned above. If the machine is running without any food or liquid inside, the magnetron responsible for the microwave function would end up absorbing the waves. As a result, the microwave can break or catch fire. Hence, before pressing “start” always make sure you put something inside. (sop/kes)

The Communications and Information Ministry has informed the public that it might limit access to social media yet again to curb misinformation during the first presidential election dispute hearing at the Constitutional Court on Friday. The ministry's acting spokesperson, Ferinandus Setu, said the ministry would consider imposing another social media restriction should the public turn agitated during the hearing. “If the possible glut of misinformation triggers disturbances and imposes areal threat to the country’s unity, we will limit access to social media,” Ferdinandus said on Thursday as quoted by kompas.com. He went on to say that the ministry would keep an eye out for the circulation of misinformation on social media in case of escalation. Meanwhile, losing presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto has urged his supporters to stay away from the Constitutional Court to prevent another postelection riot before the election dispute hearing starts on Friday. The government slowed down the uploading and downloading of photographs on social media platforms and online messaging apps, such as Whatsapp and Instagram, following the postelection riots that broke out in Central and West Jakarta on May 22. Minister Rudiantara said the measure was necessary because fake videos and photos had triggered an "emotional response." He added that taking down the false news instead of limiting access altogether would be ineffective given the tens of millions of social media and WhatsApp users in Indonesia.

After a long five-week struggle in Shanghai, China, the current PMCO SEA Spring Cup 2019 will continue the match to the Championship Stage. The five Indonesian teams that participated in this event managed to escape all from the tight competition at League Stage. In fact, ONIC Esports, which had been estimated to be unable to escape because it was at the end of the standings, managed to secure its slot.

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