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Bi Visibility Day, also known as International Celebrate Bisexuality Day, has been marked each year since 1999 to highlight biphobia and to help people find the bisexual community.
More information about 2019 events to mark the date will appear below.
To submit to these listings please use the form Add Your Event!.
Editors: Hilde Vossen: all countries, and Jen Yockney: UK.
Countries that saw events last year include:
World [>], Armenia [>], Australia [>], Austria [>], Belgium [>], Bolivia [>], Brazil [>], Canada [>], Denmark [>], France [>], Germany [>], Guatemala [>], Hongkong [>], Hungary [>], India [>], Ireland [>], Israel [>], Italy [>], Kyrgyzstan [>], Lithuania [>], Mexico [>], Netherlands [>], New Zealand [>], Norway [>], Philippines [>], Poland [>], Russia [>], Serbia [>], Singapore [>], Slovenia [>], Spain [>], South Africa [>], South Korea [>], Sweden [>], Switzerland [>], Taiwan [>], Turkey [>], United Kingdom [>], United States of America [>], Vietnam [>]
We've listed everything we've got so far. We would love to add more flags to this list. So please, tell us about any we're missing. We also take events from the past years!
Sunday September 22
- World. 🔴Live: Q&A about bisexuality. In Farsi. Join Dojensgara, the first Persian website on bisexuality, at 9pm (Tehran time/UTC+03:30) on Instagram live. To the Instagram post.
Monday September 23
- Europe and Central Asia. For Bi Visibility Day ILGA-Europe published the blog Why are bisexual asylum seekers almost completely invisible? Following last year's blog BiVisibility! It's not over!
- West Africa. For Bi Visibility Day Emma L'Infos made two podcasts about bisexuality: La Bisexualité Parlons En 1 (2:09 min) and La Bisexualité Parlons En 2 (6:19 min).
- World. We made a Facebook event for Bi Visibility Day 2019. Please, when you are on Facebook, invite all your Bi+ friends and allies! To the Facebook event. 💖💜💙
- Yerevan. To celebrate Bi Visibility Day, Pink Armenia held a co-cooking session with bi+ people and their allies. They ate a very tasty vegan cake and discussed bi experiences, challenges and solutions.
Monday September 9
- Melbourne. Triple Bi-Pass, a weekly radioshow with a focus on bisexuality, highlights the upcoming Big Bi+ Bonanza, one of the largest Bi Visibility Day celebrations ever in the country. To the podcast.
Sunday September 22
- Melbourne. Big Bi+ Bonanza: a Bi+ Visibility festival. Visual and performance art, music, panels and market. 12:00-21:00 at Kensington Town Hall, 30-34 Bellair St. To the Facebook event.
- Perth. Bi+ Visibility Day Picnic with eats & drinks, and silly games. Awesome if you could come dressed in purple/pink/blue, but no pressure! 12:00-14:00 at Russell Square, James St. To the Facebook event.
- Sydney. BiLines, a storytelling event followed by a panel discussion on Bi+ people and health (physical and mental), inclusion, and visibility. 14:00-16:00 at Redfern Town Hall, 73 Pitt St. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Canberra. Bi+ members of the LGBT+ Social Canberra hold a Cheers at the pub: come to the pub for a friendly drink near the rainbow roundabout! 6pm at Assembly, 11 Lonsdale St. To the Facebook group.
- Melbourne. Celebrate Bisexuality Day! Come and join the Bisexual Alliance Victoria for food, drinks, music, and good company. 7-10pm at 100 Drummond St, Carlton VIC 3053. To the Facebook event.
Friday September 27
- Sydney. Biconic Class of 20BiTeen. Get ready for some jaw-dropping entertainment. 9pm at The Red Rattler Theatre, 6 Faversham St, Marrickville NSW 2204. To the Facebook event.
Friday September 27
- Vienna. Bisexual Visibility Day Party 2019. There's going to be good music -with a focus on bisexual artists-, bad puns and cool people 😀. 19:00 at Villa Vida Café, Linke Wienzeile 102. To the Facebook event.
Saturday September 21
- Gent. B Curious. Workshops, performances, games, debates. Be Visible Be Yourself Be Inspired. 9:30-18:30 at De Zebrastraat, Zebrastraat 32. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Brussels. Evening for Bi+ people, to redo the world or just chill with a cocktail tricolor. Learn more about Maïlys bi/pan photoproject. 18:30 at RainbowHouse, Rue du Marché au Charbon 42. To the Facebook event
- Gent. The invisibility of bisexuality, opinion for Bi Visibility Day in ZiZo magazine. Read the article! (Flemish.)
Monday September 23
- Santa Cruz. The annual Bi Visibility Day Party! For bisexual and pansexual people, and everyone who supports the cause. 19:00-23:00 at Avenida Tomas de Lezo 103. To the Facebook post.
Thursday September 5
- Brasília. BiqueNique. Come, bring your pillows, snacks and lots of love to share! 17:00-20:00 on the lawn of the UnB Campus Darcy Ribeiro (Asa norte), behind ICC Sul, near the Beijódromo. To the Facebook event.
Thursday September 12
- Brasília. An evening about Bisexual masculinities. How does bisexuality intersect with masculinity and other social markers? 18:00-20:00 at Ceubinho, ICC Norte UnB, Campus Darcy Ribeiro. To the Facebook event.
Wednesday September 18
- Brasilia. Conversation wheel about Experiences Trans Bi. 12:00 at University of Brasilia, Lawn near the Rectory – UnB – Darcy Ribeiro Campus. To the Facebook post.
- Brasilia. Video presentation about the History and Memory of Bisexuality, followed by discussion. 18:00 at University of Brasilia, Faculdade de Comunicação – UnB Sala: 09. To the Facebook post.
Saturday September 21
- Belo Horizonte. 2ª Festa da Visi-BI-lidade. Bi, Pan, and free minds: come and celebrate Bi Visibility Day! With a artistic presentations, DJs, and much more! 15:00 at Bar Yanã, Rua Niquelina, 765. To the Facebook event.
- São Paulo. Poetic Performance 'What is being bisexual?' 16:00-17:00 at Museu da Diversidade Sexual, Rua do Arouche, 24 – Estação República do Metrô (Piso Mezanino). To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 22
- Porto Algre. Chat: The Ideal Bisexual, is there such a thing? Followed by a performance, happy hour and a party. 17:00 at Porto Carioca bar, Rua da República, 188 – Cidade Baixa. To the Facebook event.
- São Paulo. Bisexuality Talk Wheel. Tell your experiences and formulate your needs. 14:00-17:00 at Galpão Casa 1, Rua Adoniran Barbosa, 151. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23 – Friday September 27
- Assis. Bi Visibility Week on the Assis Campus. Unesp Assis, Av. Dom Antonio, 2100. To the Facebook event.
- Brasil. Social media campaign. To increase Bi+ visibility Bissexuais BR presents 30 Bi+ people from Brasil. Every day they post 1 new picture and interview. Admire them on Facebook, Instagram and/or Twitter.
September 19-23
- Toronto. Art Exhibit (Bi Arts Festival). Diverse arts at the largest bisexual cultural festival in the world. At the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook events.
Wednesday September 11
- Toronto. Storytelling 101 (Bi Arts Festival). Craft a story you love to tell from your own personal experience. 7-9:15pm at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 15
- Toronto. Love Letters To Baby Bi's (Bi Arts Festival). Introduction to DIY filmmaking and creative forms of storytelling. 14:00-17:00 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
Tuesday September 17
- Toronto. Six people spoke to Xtra about coming out as bisexual, and the biphobia and bi-erasure they have experienced. English spoken with automatic subtitles in your language of choice. Watch the video!
Wednesday September 18
- Calgary. Possibilities, a Calgary based Bi+ group, gets ready for Bi Visibility! Come talk about what it means to be visible and how we navigate this visibility. 18:30 at Loft 112, 535 8 Avenue SE. To the Facebook event.
Thursday September 19
- Toronto. Shapeshifters. Opening reception of this exhibition. Shapeshifters centres the work of two-spirit artists in context with queerness. 6-9pm at Beaver Hall Gallery, 29 McCaul Street. To the Facebook event.
Friday September 20
- Toronto. Zine launch (Bi Arts Festival). An evening of readings from the 3rd annual issue of CRUSH. 19:00-21:00 at Beaver Hall Gallery, 29 McCaul Street. To the Facebook event.
Saturday September 21
- Toronto. Art & Craft Fair (Bi Arts Festival). All things handmade by Bi+ artists and craftspeople. 11:00-16:00 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Collaging the Tarot (Bi Arts Festival), a selfcare workshop. Make your collage inspired by tarot. 11:00-12:30 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Speed friending (Bi Arts Festival). Do you want to meet other Bi+ folks for friendship & networking? Join this fun workshop! 11:00-12:30 at 562 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Raise Your Joyful Voice (Bi Arts Festival). It can be powerful to raise our bi+ voices together in song. Fun workshop. Beginners welcome. 13:00-14:30 at 562 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Human Library (Bi Arts Festival). Not a book, but a real person for a one-to-one conversation. 13:00-14:30 at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Author Showcase (Bi Arts Festival). Featuring six authors of diverse (queer) books. 14:00-16:00 at Glad Day Bookshop, 499 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Dirty Dancing (Bi Arts Festival). Flirt on the dance floor using your sexy dance moves! Beginners welcome. 15:00-16:30 at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Labels: Your Name En-Lights (Bi Arts Festival). Talk about your experiences with labels and craft them! 15:00-16:30 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Bodies in Resistance (Bi Arts Festival). Lived experiences of bi+ artists at multiple intersections. 19:00-20:30 at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 22
- Toronto. Creative Nurturance for Queers (Bi Arts Festival). Skill-building and self-care workshop. 11:30-13:30 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Autumn Equinox Gathering (Bi Arts Festival). Harvest and Balance: A sharing circle for the Autumn Equinox. 13:00-14:30 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Storytelling Open Mic (Bi Arts Festival). Everyone has a story to tell! Beginners welcome. 13:00-14:30 at the Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Intro to Burlesque (Bi Arts Festival). Learn basic burlesque choreography in a fun environment. 15:00-16:30 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Make Something! Use creative materials provided and create anything you want. Event for non-binary folks only. 15:00-16:30 at the Community Center, 519 Church Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Men's Showcase (Bi Arts Festival). Voices of bi, pan and 2spirit men, through poetry, film, song, and more. 15:00-16:30 at the Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Cabaret (Bi Arts Festival). With comediens, burlesquers, genderbenders, artists, writers, poets & pretenders. 20:00 at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander Street. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Barrie. Join the information booth with free Bisexual Visibility Day buttons, pamphlets on health, and cards about bisexuality. 10:00-14:00 at Georgian College, 1 Georgian Drive. To the Facebook event.
- Montréal. Bi Montreal Meetup. Lets have a beer and play some pool and arcades. 19:00 at Forum Sports Bar & GamesCentre, 2313 Rue Sainte-Catherine. To the Facebook event.
- Toronto. Bi Visibility Day Drop-In (Bi Arts Festival). Drop-in, listen to music, enjoy coffee, tea and free food. Come and go as you like. 14:00-20:00 at Beaver Hall Gallery, 29 McCaul Street. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Copenhagen. Bi+ politics in focus! What are Bi+ people fighting for? Panel followed by a workshop. 19:00-21:00 at LGBT Danmark, Vestergade 18E. To the Facebook event.
Saturday September 28
- Viborg. Bi+ Visibility March through the city, followed by a celebration at Viborg Tværpolitisk Ungdomshus. Gather at 12:00 on the Domkirkepladsen. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 22
- Paris. Bi Visibility Day March. Walk with the words Bi, Pan: visible, proud, determined! Gather from 14:00, march starts at 15:00 from Place du Colonel Fabien & arrives near Centre Pompidou. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Arras.. Artogalion, the LGBTQI+ Centre of Arras, invites you to their debate on bisexuality and pansexuality. 18:30-20:00 at Rat perché cafe, place du Théâtre. To the event page.
- Paris.. Bi Visibility Day and prevention. A team from AIDES Paris will promote prevention against HIV and STDs, especially for bisexual men, and men having sex with men. 17:00-20:00 around Place Pigalle.
- Paris. Round table about bisexuality and pansexuality, followed by conviviality, sharing food and drinks that people brought. 20:00-23:00 at Centre LGBT Paris-ÎdF, 63 rue Beaubourg. To the Facebook event.
- Toulouse.. Bi-Visible hosts a permanence placed under the sign of Bi Visibility Day. 18:00-20:00 at Espace diversités laïcité, 38 rue d'Aubusson. To the event page.
Saturday September 21
- Berlin. BiBerlin Camp 2019, followed by a party in the evening. Workshops and talks about Bi-, Pan- and Polysexuality 🙂. 10:30-17:00 at Sonntagsclub, Greifenhagener Str. 28. To the Facebook page.
Monday September 23
- Berlin. 'Bisexuals are often ignored or forgotten in society.' For Bi Visibility Day Siegessäule, queer magazine for Berlin, published an interview with Maddie from the association BiBerlin e.V.. Read the article!
- Berlin. 'How bisexual are you?' For Bi Visibility Day QueerBlick, a media channel for LGBT+ youth, interviewed people on Berlin Alexanderplatz about (their) bisexuality. Watch the video!
- Mannheim. Bi+ Empowerment Workshop. Share your Bi+ experiences with other attendees who also love more than one gender. 18:00-21:00 at PLUS, Max-Joseph-Straße 1. To the Facebook page.
Saturday September 21
- Guatemala City. Bi Guate invites you to their first talk about the Bisexual movement in Guatemala. 15:30 at Casa de la Cultura, 3a. Av. Y 8a. Calle, Zona 1. To the flyer on Facebook.
- Guatemala City. Bi-Color Mask Party. Who will win the best mask award? 19:00-01:00 at Casa de la Cultura, 8VA. Calle 3-09, Zona 1. To the flyer on Facebook.
Saturday September 28
- Hongkong. Diner in restaurant: share your story and meet other bisexual people, their partner(s) and friends. More information about time and venue, please contact Love Unbounded via their Facebook page.
Saturday September 28
- Budapest. Informal meeting in a cosy café for Bi+ people. 14:00-18:00 at Jelen Bisztró, Blaha Lujza tér 1-2. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 22
- Delhi. Bi Collective Delhi meetup on creative expression. Bring your artwork, poems, etc. More details to come. Follow the Facebook page for updates!
Saturday September 21
- Dublin. Bi+ Ireland does a spot of fundraising at the show of the sensational drag entity Avoca Reaction, while ringing in Bi+ Visibility day with them! To the Facebook message and event.
Monday September 23
- Cork. Cork Bi Brunch for Bi Vis Day. Calling all Cork Bi's! Join for a lovely brunch to celebrate Bi+ Visibility Day! 12:30-15:00 at The Old Town Whiskey Bar at Bodega, Cornmarket Street. To the Facebook event.
- Dublin. Dublin Bi+ Vis Meet Up – Chats. Jump into the week ahead with a gentle splash of community. 6-9pm at The Generator Hostel, Smithfield Square. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Tel Aviv. 🔴Live: the LGBTQ Center holds a Q&A about bi, pan and poly issues with their activity coordinator and contactperson for the men's group. Starts 18:00. Join and ask your questions! To the Facebook post.
Thursday September 26
- Tel Aviv. BiSi Visibility Day Party, colourful and sparkling! DJs and special performances. 23:00 at The OzenBar, 48 King George Street, Tel Aviv. To the Facebook event.
Wednesday September 11
- Lucca. Come and join the sharing circle 'Let's talk about Bisexuality'. September topic: Bi+ Visibility. 21:00-23:00, Cantiere Giovani, Via del Brennero 673. To the Facebook event.
Wednesday September 18
- Verbania. #PiùDiDue – Workshop on the many aspects of bisexuality and polyamory. 18:30, Arcigay Nuovi Colori, Via Vittorio Veneto 135.
Friday September 20
- Livorna. Arcigay Livorno runs info stand to give voice to requests for recognition, inclusion and dignity of people attracted to multiple genres. With music gig! 15:30-17:30 at Piazza Grande. To the Facebook event.
- Lucca. Bi+ socializing aperitif. If you like, bring an object that can increase visibility of (your) non-monosexual orientations. 18:30-20:00 at Undici Undici, Piazza Antelminelli, 2. To the Facebook event.
- Milan. #PiùDiDue – More colors in the Rainbow Universe. Workshop on the many aspects of bisexuality and pansexuality. 21:00 at Circolo Culturale tbigl+ Rizzo Lari, Via Soperga 36. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Napels. Caffebbì – Bisexual Visibility Day Edition. Let's meet, talk, and confront each other. 17:00 at Piazza Bellini, Piazza Vincenzo Bellini. To the Facebook event.
- Rome. ArciGay screens the television series The Bisexual (Desiree Akhavan, UK, 2018). 19:00-21:00 at Gay Center, via Nicola Zabaglia 14. To the Facebook event.
Thursday September 26
- Lucca. LuccAut Bi+ board games with Bivial Pursuit, B-links, TaBi, Bi-ngo… With infotainment about bisexuality and non binarism. 21:00-23:30 at Cantiere Giovani, Via del Brennero 673. To the Facebook event.
Friday September 27
- Napels. Youth Group holds an awareness-raising meeting on issues related to bisexuality and non-monosexual orientations. 17:30 at Arcigay Napoli, Vico San Geronimo 17. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 29
- Rome. Bisesso: National Convention with academics & activists, on the intersection between bisexuality and gender, immigration, health & history. 14:00 at Caffè Letterario, Via Ostiense 95. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Bishkek. For the third year the bi community in Bishkek celebrates Bi Visibility Day. For more information contact them via the Facebook event.
Saturday September 21
- Vilnius. BisexualiTea and Pancakes. Have a cup of warm bisexualiTea and gather for a friendly conversation. Pancakes will be involved too. 15:00-18:00 at Pirmas Blynas, Konstitucijos pr. 12A. To the Facebook group.
Friday September 20
- Mexico City. Educational video launched about bisexuality, pansexuality and polisexuality. Spanish spoken with automatic subtitles in your language of choice. Watch the video!
Saturday September 21
- Guadalajara. Conversation: Being bisexual in Guadalajara. Bi+ people share life experiences around a socially invisible sexual orientation. 17:00-19:00 at Calle Penitenciaría 180, Col Americana. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Mexico City. Launch of 'Las bisexualidades', a video about being bi in Mexico (City), and how the Bi+ community there improved their lives. Spanish spoken with English subtitles. Watch the video!
Sunday September 22
- Nijmegen. Workshop Bisexuality for Beginners. Share experiences, learn more about being bi, and make new friends! 14:00-17:00 at Roze Huis, St Anthoniusplaats 1. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Amsterdam. Bi+ Nederland is a brand new organisation for people under the bi+ umbrella. What are they going to do? Take a look on their website, follow them on the Facebook page and join their Facebook group.
New Zealand
Friday September 18
- Auckland. Rainbow Youth launched a video about the history of bisexuality. From sexual fluidity as a natural part of human diversity, to takatāpui, homosexuality, bisexuality and beyond. Watch the video on YouTube.
Monday September 23
- Wellington. Picnic to Celebrate Bi Visibility Day. All bi friendly people welcome. Look for the Bi Pride flags! 12:00-14:00 at Parliament lawn, 1 Molesworth Street. To the Facebook event.
- Wellington. InsideOUT posts stories and resources for Bi Awareness Week, like the podcast Labelling the s%!t out of everything, a chat with 3 Bi+ people about (their) bisexuality.
Sunday September 8
- Trondheim. VisiBle Trondheim meeting with Bi+ and Pan terminology for your Pride toolbox, followed by pizza, cake, and board games. 16:00-20:00 at Olavshallen, Kjøpmannsgata 44. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Oslo. Cafe Meeting. Join VisiBle's informal gathering for a cup of coffee, tea, cocoa. You'll recognise them by the small Bi+, pan and poly flags. 16:00-23:00 at Fuglen, Universitetsgata 2. To the Facebook event.
- Oslo. Special Film Night: The Bisexual (Desiree Akhavan, UK, 2018). English spoken, no subtitles. Episode 1-3 starts at 20:00 and episode 4-6 at 22:00 at Cinemateket, Dronningens gate 16. To the film event.
Saturday September 21
- Manilla. 1st ever Bi+ Conference in this country. Keynotes, research presentations, break-out sessions. Lots of BiPride in videos and flags! 13:00-18:00 at Quezon City Hall (tentative). To the Facebook event.
Thursday September 26
- Warsaw. The Bi+ Group from Lambda Warzawa holds a BI~ngo Party. By buying a drink at the bar you get three playing cards. Lots of fun! 20:00-23:00 at at Pogłos, Burakowska 12. To the Facebook event
Tuesday September 17
- Saint Petersburg. Bi+ panel. People with diverse experiences and from different cities share their stories & answer questions. 19.00 at Rainbow Coffee House, 24 Borovaya Street. To the Facebook group.
Sunday September 22
- Krasnodar. LGBT Reverse and Power of Equality gather to learn about famous bi people, their experiences and coming-out. Plus an exhibition of personal bi+ stories. Starts at 15:00. Posts on Facebook and vk.
- Rostov-on-Don. Join Queer Culture's chat about, amongst others, personal bi experiences and bi erasure. 14.00 at a venue of which the address won't be published because of security issues. To the vk event.
Monday September 23
- Moscow. The bi-pan group Be Bi urges everyone who feels ready for this to share their bi+ stories on social media under the hashtag #ByBi or in any other way to express themselves! Find the call here.
- Saint Petersburg. 'People are complicated.' For Bi Visibility Day Nuntiare, that unites LGBT believers, interviewed the researcher and teacher Carol Shepherd, openly bi and Christian. Read the article!
Tuesday September 24
- Moscow. Opening of an exhibition about non gay people, curated by the bi-pan group Be Bi. Get acquainted with their bi+ stories! Followed by an informal get together. 19:00 at MCC. To the vk event.
- Belgrade. Bi Visibility Day discussion about the (in)visibility of Bi+ people in the community. Join this sharing circle! 18:00-20:00 at Prajd Info Centar, Kralja Milana 20. To the Facebook event.
Saturday September 21
- Singapore. The Bi+ Collective Singapore holds a Bi Visibility Day social at a cafe. Veg friendly food is provided. 14:00-18:00, registration required. Address will be sent to attendees. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 16
- Ljubljana. Round table discussion about the first research on bisexual mental health in Slovenia and the unique challenges that bisexuals face. 18:00, Pritličje, Mestni trg 2. To the Facebook event.
Wednesday September 18
- Ljubljana. Trans meet up around the topic of bisexuality and the intersection of bisexuality and transgender issues. 19:00 at Legebitra, Trubarjeva 75a. To the Facebook event.
Thursday September 19
- Ljubljana. Bisexual film premiere: Happy Bi Day (Slovenia, 2019, 12 min) and The Mystery of The Visitation in Ljubljana (Slovenia, 2019, 20 min). 17:00 at Klub Tiffany, Masarykova cesta 24. To the Facebook event.
Saturday September 21
- Ljubljana. Bisexual Party, a space where you're all bi enough! With a bisexual quiz, stand up comedy, a concert and DJs. 21:00-5:00 at Klub Monokel, Masarykova 24. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 22
- Ljubljana. Solidarity Brunch for Bisexual Women and Lesbians. Join, hang out and build a community. 12:00-16:00 at Eksperimentalni prostor Teren, Masarykova cesta. To the Facebook event
Thursday September 26
- Ljubljana. Lezbofé: LesBIhonest and talk! Discussion about bisexuality and bisexuals' inclusion within the LGBTQIA+ community. 17:00-20:00 at Društvo DIH, Slomškova ulica 25. To the Facebook event
South Africa
Saturday September 28
- Johannesburg. Join amBi – Johannesburg's Bi Social Community for a great day at Soweto Pride. 1-5pm at Ubuntu Kraal, 11346 Senokoanyana St. To the Meetup event.
South Korea
September 11 – October 14
- Seoul. Nonmono Planet holds a crowdfunding action this Bi Visibility Month, to buy Bi, pan and poly pride goodies to show off with! 💖💜💙. Would you like to donate? To the crowdfunding page.
Monday September 9
- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Launch of Biyar, the brand new bisexual group of Colectivo Gamá LGTB. 18.00-21:00 at Colectivo Gamá LGTB, Paseo de Tomás Morales, 8. To the Facebook event.
Tuesday September 10
- Madrid. Talk: The recognition of bisexuality: the history of the bisexual movement in Spain. 18.30 at Biblioteca Pública Municipal Vargas Llosa, Calle Barceló, 4. To the flyer.
Saturday September 21
- Madrid. Biphobia: origins and consequences. Event for youngsters up to 30 years. 19:00 at Centro Asociativo Pedro Zerolo, Calle de la Puebla. To the website of GLTB Jóvenes de Cogam.
- Tenerife. A fun night of LGBTI-themed role-playing games and conviviality. 18:00 at Local de Algarabía, Calle Heliodoro Rodríguez González nº10 local izquierdo. To the Facebook message.
Sunday September 22
- Madrid. Vermú bisexual – bi support party: vegan tapas food, drinks at popular prices, music and good vibes. Everyone is invited! 13:30-20:00 at CSO La Ingobernable, Calle Gobernador 39. To the Facebook event.
- Madrid. Theatre play *Bi!*. A comedy about the sexual awakening of Leo, a bisexual man. Followed by a discussion with the crew. 19:30 at Centro Asociativo Pedro Zerolo, Calle de la Puebla, 9. To the website.
- Puerto de la Cruz. Ciné-forum presentation The war of frontiers: plurisexual identities. 18:00-20:00 at Asociación LGBTI Diversas, Calle de la Verdad, 19. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Castelló de la Plana. Lecture: Deconstructing Monosexism. 19:00 at Llotja del Cànem. To the Facebook post.
- Madrid. Bi Visibility Day Street Event. Music, speakers and #BiPride! 19:00 at Plaza del Callao/Callao Square. To the website.
- Puerto de la Cruz. Raising the BiPride flag and reading the Bi+ manifesto. 12:00 at Ayuntamiento de la Villa de La Orotava, Plaza del Ayuntamiento de La Orotava. To the Facebook post.
- Valencia. Dynamic workshop on Sexual Health of bisexual, pansexual and polisexual people. You're welcome to participate! 19:00 at Lambda Valencia, Carrer de la República Argentina, 22. To the web page.
- Valencia. Lambda Valencia launches the Bi Visibility Day campaign "Continuem trencant BiMites" ("We continue breaking BiMites") on their website and social networks #SócBisexualSócBisible. More information.
Tuesday September 24
- Almassora. Screenings of films with a Bi+ character. This evening: Bohemian Rhapsody. 19:00 at Casa de la Cultura, Carrer Sant Lluc, 2. To the Twitter post.
Wednesday September 25
- Castelló de la Plana. Screenings of films with a Bi+ character. This evening: Kinsey. 19:00 at Llotja del Cànem, Carrer Cavallers, 1. To the Twitter post.
Thursday September 26
- Vinaròs. Screenings of films with a Bi+ character. This evening: Dolor y Gloria. 18:30 at Salon Actos Biblioteca Municipal, Carrer de la Mare de Déu del Pilar, 26. To the Twitter post.
Friday September 27
- Madrid. Free screening of Mario, Kike and David, a short film about bisexuality. 17:00 at Casino de la Reina, Calle Casino 3. To the web page.
- Barcelona. Bi-Barcelona/Barcelona Bisexuals hold a meetup about Bi Invisibility or bierasure. Starts at 19:00, address available for members of the Meetup group.
Saturday September 28
- Guardamar del Segura, Alicante. Bisexual Revolt. Cnt-Ait SOV Vega Baixa holds a ralley in the streets focussed on equal rights. 19:00-22:00 at Avenida de los Pinos. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Göteborg. Have a fika, or in other words: a relaxing coffee and cake break, with (new) Bi+ friends at 18:00 at Condeco, Västra Hamngatan 16. To the Facebook group.
- Uppsala. A guided tour in Swedish at 100% Fight, an exhibition about human rights. Focus on bisexuality and lgBtq history. Starts 18:00 at Upplandsmuseet, S:t Eriks torg 10. To the Facebook event.
Sunday September 29
- Stockholm. Bisexual Visibility Party! Starts 19:00 with a mingle at The Secret Garden, Kornhamnstorg 59. At 00:00 party and dance at Patricia Nightclub, Kajplats 19, Söder Mälarstrand. To the Facebook event.
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Saturday September 21
- Bi the Way celebrates Bi Visibility Day with a series of Bi+ events in several cities in Taiwan, including public speeches of bi, pan and asexuality! Today there are meetups in Hsinchu & Taichung. To the Facebook post.
Saturday September 28
- Bi the Way invites you to join the Pride Parade meetup in Hualien. To the Facebook post.
Saturday September 21
- Izmir. Bi+ Forum day 1. Presentations and workshops on bisexuality, bi+ activism, combating bi+ phobia. At Genç LGBTİ Derneği İzmir, Kıbrıs Şehitleri Caddesi, No: 151, Daire 8. To the Facebook event.
- Izmir.Bi+ Party. The event is open to everyone over the age of 18. 21:30 at Saloon Kasaba Alsancak. To the Facebook post.
Sunday September 22
- Izmir. Bi+ Forum day 2. Presentations and workshops on bisexuality, bi+ activism, combating bi+ phobia. At Genç LGBTİ Derneği İzmir, Kıbrıs Şehitleri Caddesi, No: 151, Daire 8. To the Facebook event.
Thursday September 26
- Izmir. Bi+ workshop to talk about Bi+ concepts, Bi+ invisibility, monosexism and biphobia. 19:00 at Genç LGBTİ Derneği İzmir, Kıbrıs Şehitleri Caddesi, No: 151, Daire 8. To the Facebook event.
United Kingdom
Saturday September 7
- London. UK's first EVER full Bisexual Pride event. 2:00-22:00pm at The Round Chapel, Hackney. Free entrance! More information.
- London. BiCHE, a bisexual+ dance party with a focus on intersectionality and accessibility. 7:00pm-1:00am at The Apple 🍎 Tree, Farringdon. More information and tickets.
Wednesday September 11
- London. Bi drop-in, informal chat for bi and LGBT+ people. 2-4pm, Camden Forum+, Union Chapel, Compton Terrace.
Sunday September 15
- Manchester. Pre- Bi Visibility Day coffee meet. 1pm, The Vienna Coffee House, 74 Mosley Street. To the Facebook event.
Tuesday September 17
- London. Bisexual Index UK founder Marcus Morgan is on ITV News to talk about Bi+ activism and being nominated for the National Diversity Awards Role Model of the Year. At 6. To the ITV News website.
Thursday September 19
- London. Ernst and Young Unity are working with Barclays Spectrum and many other corporations' LGBT+ groups to ensure they all have bi representation. 6-9pm, for employees only. To the Meetup-event.
- Manchester. Bi stall. 2pm in Northern Quarter at Frog & Bucket, 102 Oldham St.
Friday September 20
- Birmingham. Bi boardgames night. 6:30 to 8:30pm at LGBT Centre, 38 Holloway Circus. To the meetup page.
- Leeds. Bi+ Voices event to showcase bi+ performers. Poetry, spoken word, stand up and more. 6:30-8:30pm at Malmaison, 1 Swinegate. To the Facebook page.
Saturday September 21
- Aberdare. Talk: How to count Bisexuals. How is data about Bi+ people collected and shared? Followed by tea and coffee. 12-2pm at Cynon Valey museum, Depot Road. To the facebook event.
- Birmingham. Pub crawl with local bi group. Meet 7.30pm at the Fox. To the Meetup-event.
- London. Roundtable and Networking Event for Bi+ Groups in London. 2-6pm at Bankside Community Space, 18 Great Guildford St. To the event page.
- Swansea. Fundraising alternative music gig. 6.30pm at Creature Sound, 1 Bethesda Street. To the web page or the Facebook event.
Sunday September 22
- Bolton. Bi street stall organised by BiPhoria near Town Hall.
- Glasgow. Film screening followed by the panel discussion Glam Idols: Making Bi Mainstream. 1:15pm at Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street. Buy tickets.
- Glasgow. Monstrous Regiment Publishing holds book readings from their bi anthologies The Bi-ble volume 1 + 2, and a wee panel too! 6pm at Category Is Books, 34 Allison St. To the Instagram post.
- London. CaBiRet. A celebration of the talent of our Bisexual+ community with songs, comedy, music, poetry, magic and more! Show starts at 7pm in The Cavendish Arms, 128 Hartington Rd. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 23
- Birmingham. There will be a symphony of colour on campus while lighting up the Bramall to celebrate Bi Visibility Day. At dusk at the Bramall Music Building of The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston.
- Bolton. Museum flies the bi flag from the building; Central Library has display of bi flags and resources.
- Cambridge. Bi Pizza meet. Further details coming soon.
- Edinburgh. The BiPride Flag waves on top of the City Chambers of the City of Edinburgh Council. The whole day long! To the Twitter post with pictures!
- London. London Bi Pandas: Vigil to stand together against harm, violence and abuse caused by bi erasure and the deportation of Bi+ people. 7:30-9pm at Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens. To the Facebook event.
- London. Over 50s bi group trip to Gays The Word bookshop followed by discussion to talk about bi books. 6pm at Tavis House, Tavistock Sq. To the Meetup event.
- Manchester. GM Fire service staff bi awareness event. Lunchtime; details coming soon.
- Manchester. BiCurious? 7-9pm at LGBT Foundation, 5 Richmond St, organised by BiPhoria.
- Manchester. University flies the bi flag and screens in main building will carry information about bisexuality and biphobia.
- Manchester. Biconic – Bi+ performance event. Join us for spoken word from North West's finest bi and pan identifying poets and writers! 7pm-1am at The Font, 7-9 New Wakefield St. To the Facebook event
- Norwich. Bi BBQ by the LGBTQ+ Project Norfolk and Waveney Mind. Booking is essential, so they can order (dietary) food. RSVP via [email protected] 6-9pm at at The Castle Bar, 1 Spitalfields.
- Oxford. Bi awareness talk at Oxfordshire County Council offices with council and fire service.
- Salford. Town hall flies the bi flag for the day.
- Sheffield. Bi social meetup. 6pm at Bungalows & Bears, Division Street. Look for table with a toy bison on it to find people. To the Facebook event.
- Sheffield. Daytime stall at University Student Union Activities Zone, run by LGBT+ staff network.
- Southampton. Bi pub quiz at the London, 7pm for 7.30pm start, organised by BiPanic.
- Stockport. Town hall lit up in pink, purple and blue for the night.
- Winsford. Bi flag raised at Cheshire Police HQ and lunch-and-learn event with LGBT Staff Network and BiPhoria. 12 noon.
- Winsford. Bi flag flown at Cheshire Fire Service HQ.
Tuesday September 24
- Londen. BiHack. A Bi+ hackathon! Use your creative and tech computer skills to help the bi community progress faster. 18:00-21:30 at Makers, 50-52 Commercial Street. To the Facebook and Meetup event.
- Manchester. Bi At Work panel discussion with speakers from BiPhoria and Manchester City Council. 6pm at Eversheds Sutherland, joint event with Barclays bank staff network – tickets only.
Wednesday September 25
- Bristol. Panel discussion with PROUDBristol at RPC from 5.30pm. Pizza and socialising afterwards. To the eventbrite page.
- London. Unmasking the Bisexual Identity: Fact vs. Fiction. Panel discussion. 18:30 at Allen & Overy LLP, One Bishops Square. To the free tickets.
Thursday September 26
- London. London Bisexuals Meetup pub social. 7pm at The Village – upstairs lounge, 81 Wardour street. To the Meetup event.
Friday September 27
- Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. Bisexual Awareness Session for members of staff at NEAS by a Senior Lecturer of Sociology. 13:00 at North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust Headquarters.
Saturday September 28
- Edinburgh. BiTastic, sessions on activism, sex and relationships, mental health, the needs of disabled and minority ethnic bi+ people, and more! 9:30-17:30 at Norton Park Conference Centre. To the website.
Wednesday September 11
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Milwaukee Bi Happy Hour – Bi Visibility Month Edition! 5-7pm at Binary, 9105 W. Lincoln Ave., West Allis. To the Facebook event.
Saturday September 14
- Los Angeles, California. Unicorn pARTy 🦄. a 21+ evening of art, dance, music and revelry celebrating love for more than one gender. 5pm at Bootleg Theater, 2220 Beverly Blvd. To the Facebook event.
- Oakland, California. Bi/Pansexual Peer Group. 15:00-16:30 at Oakland LGBTQ Community Centre, 3207 Lakeshore Ave. To the Facebook event.
Tuesday September 17
- New Haven, Connecticut. Getting Bi workshop & discussion with guest speaker Robyn Ochs. Start 17:30 at New Haven Pride Center, 84 Orange Street. More about the programme and registration.
- West Hollywood, California. The Los Angeles Blade interviews WeHo BiPride organiser Ian Lawrence-Tourinho and a diverse range of attendees about the importance of the upcoming event. Read the article!
Wednesday September 18
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bi-hiking, a relaxing walk in a lovely urban forest.🌳 Meet 5pm in Sanctuary Woods, North of Ronald McDonald House, 8948 W Watertown Plank Rd, Wauwatosa. To the Facebook event.
- New York City, New York. Leftscape podcast talks with bi+ activist Robyn Ochs about the diversity of bi+ identities (part 1, 31:52 – 58:22). Listen to the podcast. The second part will be on Wednesday September 25.
Thursday September 19
- Washington, DC. The Human Rights Campaign's Bi+ Employee Resource Group is hosting a panel with leaders from the Bi+ community. 6-9:30pm at 1640 Rhode Island Ave NW. To the facebook event.
Friday September 20
- Boston, Massachusetts. Celebrate Bi+ Pride. Wear your bi pride colors and join for snacks, drinks, a raffle, and meeting new awesome members of your local bi+ community! 18:00 at Lir Bar, 903 Boylston St. To the Facebook event.
- Chicago, Illinois. Bi Bar Crawl. Welcome at the starting at Farragut's, 5240 N Clark St. at 19:00, and they'll make their way around the neighborhood. To the Facebook event.
- South Bend, Indiana. Ain't No Lie, Baby Bi Bi Bi. Celebration of bisexuality at Dockside nightclub with free entry and bi merchandise for sale. To the Facebook event.
- West Hollywood, California. Sidebar Radio interview with 2nd WeHo BiPride organisers Jackie Steele and Ian Lawrence-Tourinho about this huge event, bi+ people, history, politics, and culture. Listen to the radioshow!
Saturday September 21
- Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta Pride Bi+ Bar Crawl; rotating through queer midtown bars as a group. Check-in from 9-9:30pm at Blake's on the Park, 227 10th St NE. Afterparty at My Sister's Room. Buy tickets.
- Lincoln, NE. Local bi group outing 1pm-late, downtown. To the facebook event.
- New York City, New York. Big BiPride Celebration 2019 September Bisexual+ Potluck Picnic. 1-6pm in Van Cortlandt Park located in the Bronx. To the Facebook page.
- Portland, Oregon. Bi Visibility Day Pre Funk. A chill, potluck-style gathering, please bring a food you love, to share. Kid-friendly. 2-7pm at Lisa's place, address will be sent. To the Facebook event.
- West Hollywood, California. WeHo BiPride. Festival. March with the world's largest bi flag. Dance in black light. 1:30-9:30pm at West Hollywood Park Auditiorium, 647 N San Vicente Blvd. To the Facebook page.
Sunday September 22
- New York City, New York. Bouldering. An afternoon with bi and pan climbers, followed by drinks and food. Beginners welcome! 15-18pm++ at The Cliffs at DUMBO, 99 Plymouth St. To the Facebook event.
- Tulsa, Oklahoma. Pancakes with Pansexuals. Enjoy the food, and come learn about the Pansexual identity. 11am-2pm at Dennis R Neill Equality Center, 621 E 4th St. To the Facebook page.
Monday September 23
- Ann Arbor, Michigan. Spectrum Center's bar-b-que! Celebrating the Bi+ community with food, fun and resources. 5pm at Trotter Multicultural Center, 428 S State St. To the event page.
- Athens, Georgia. Bisexual Block Party. 12-2pm at the University of Georgia, Reed Quad. To the web page.
- Bethesda, Maryland. 🔴Live: The first ever US National Institutes of Health funded workshop on bisexual health research. Starts at 9am and will be archived as a podcast. More information and video cast.
- Chicago, Illinois. Press Conference Heralding Chicago's Mayoral Proclamation recognizing Bi Visibility Day. 9:30-10:30am at AIDS Foundation of Chicago, 200 West Monroe Street, Suite 1150. RSVP.
- Kennesaw, Georgia. Stand Bi Me at Kennesaw State University. Share food, spoken word performance, music and more. 1pm at Campus Green. To the web page.
- New York City, New York. Skirt Club celebrates Bi-women and their freedom to be their true authentic selves! Aperitivo with bubbles and bites. 5-9pm at Cecconi's Dumbo, 55 Water Street. To the Facebook event.
- New York City, New York. Bisexual Visibility Day Potluck organised by the podcast hosts HelloGoodBis. 6-8pm at Brooklyn Community Pride Center, 1360 Fulton Street. To the Facebook event.
- Orlando, Florida. Bisexual Visibility Day panel discussion, followed by a celebration including cake! 6.30pm at the LGBT Center, 946 N Mills Ave. To the Facebook event.
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Philly meet and greet for bisexual, pansexual, queer, fluid, and our friends! 6:30-7:30pm at William Way LGBT Community Center, 1315 Spruce St. To the Facebook event.
- Portland, Oregon. Bi Visibility Day Party! They'll have Portland's finest music selectas throwing down tracks for your eargasm enjoyment 😄. 6-9pm at Local Lounge, 3536 NE M L King Blvd. To the Facebook event.
- San Francisco, California. Happy Hour with Open Hearts. Join for dash of drinking, a sprinkle of laughter and a splash of consent. 18:30-21:30 at Virgil's Sea Room, 3152 Mission St. To the Facebook event.
- San Jose, California. Bi Visibility Day Flag Raising Ceremony. With speakers and afterwards coffee & tea. 8:30-9:30am at County Government Building, 70 West Hedding Street. To the Facebook and Meetup event.
- San Jose, California. Join the Silicon Valley Pride brunch with panel discussion about bisexuality. 11am-2pm, panel starts at 12:30-1pm, at SoFA Market, 387 S 1st St. To the Facebook and Meetup event.
- San Jose, California. 🔴Live: Bisexual Visibility Day Panel. Discussion with leaders from the bi+ community. 6-8:30pm at Billy DeFrank LGBTQ Community Center, 938 The Alameda. To the Facebook and Meetup event.
- Seattle, Washington. Bi Visibility Day Social, a come-and-go event for all with food and drinks. 6.30-9:30pm at Optimism Brewing Company, 1158 Broadway. To the Facebook event.
- Tulsa, Oklahoma. STAND BI+ ME Celebration! They have music, dancing, stories, and refreshments. 6-9pm at Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, 621 E 4th St. To the Facebook event.
- Tulsa, Oklahoma. Bi+ Visibility Day Mixer. 6:30-9pm at Dennis R. Neill Equality Center, 621 E 4th St. To the Facebook event.
Tuesday September 24
- Hollywood, Florida. Join the South Florida Bisexual+ Network for a drink. Hors d'oeuvres will be available to the first 25 people who RSVP! 6pm at Sidelines Sports Bar II, 1832 Harrison St. To the Meetup group.
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bi Cafe Milwaukee – Bi Visibility Day edition. No better time than BiVisibility month to see and be seen! 5:30-7:30pm at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co., 224 W Bruce St. To the Facebook event.
Wednesday September 25
- New York City, New York. Leftscape podcast talks with bi+ activist Robyn Ochs about bi+ identities and bi+ books (part 2, 19:13 – 44:30). Listen to the podcast. Missed the first part? Listen it back here.
Friday September 27
- New York City, New York. Larker Anthology is an arty celebration in photographs of resilient bi+ people, communities, and culture. It's a gift for you on the occasion of Bi Visibility Day. To the free download.
Saturday September 28
- Leesville, South Carolina. Join for a day tour and volunteer session at Cotton Branch Farm Animal Sanctuary. 1:00-4:30 PM at Cotton Branch Farm Sanctuary, 328 Lightwood Knot Road. To the Facebook event.
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Bi Visibili-Tea party, 13:00-15:00 at the Milwaukee LGBT Center, 1110 N Market St Fl 2. To the Facebook event.
Monday September 16 – Thursday September 19
- Hanoi. Exhibition *The Mask*. Bi+ people often wear masks. Who are they, when they take them off? Open: Sept 16, 8:00-Sept 19, 20:00 at Quả Đất Tròn, Số 1 ngách 87 ngõ 190 Nguyễn Trãi. To the Facebook event.
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Missing Tower Skins.
Skullbob replied to Skullbob's topic in Players Helping PlayersCame back to the game after a year+ away and see that they (finally) added the tower skins which were promised all the way back in the pre-order days. However, although I purchased both the "Starter edition" back in 2015 and the "Dragonfall Defender" upgrade in 2016, I don't have access to the tower skins in the cosmetics tab. I can see the "Council" skins but can't apply them. Any Idea who to contact?
Nope... Only as look as it took for the sales of the Abyss Lord character to dry up. Once they had gotten most of the money that they can from it, THEN it's time for the nerfs..
So... They are doing the one thing that they SWORE that they wouldn't do in this "balancing"... Nerfing the AL Archers down. After of course most people have already bought them. Lovely case of Bait and switch. Yep, I'm done. Later Trendy .
The inactivity timer is so annoying
Skullbob replied to CyBer Sh0t*'s topic in General DiscussionJust make it so that whoever creates the map has an option to adjust the AFK timer in a range of say, 60 to 1200 seconds. And frankly, if you have to be "away" for more than 20 minutes even in a private, solo match then you probably should be logged out.
Problem I had before was that you were stating a contradiction that I just couldn't wrap my head around. ~ On one hand you claimed to be able to AFK NM4 content implying that you have decent gear and a general knowledge of how to play the game. ~ On the other you claimed that the new incursion was too hard and that you couldn't beat it even on NM1 difficulty. Since anyone who really is able to solo NM4 content shouldn't be challenged by something as simple as the NM1 incursion it appeared as though you were either Trolling, lying about being able to handle NM4 content, somehow unable to solve the relatively simple puzzle/challenge that the timed incursion presents or all of the above. Thus my general lack of sympathy/support. With the added bit of information that your timer issues are due to a somewhat compulsive need to have all the towers "just so" then the rest of what you said finally made some sense. Again, I too like a certain symmetry in the build design for most maps however I also realized early on that the new incursion required me to go back to my old DD1 Nightmare tactics of "drop 'em and run!" for tower placement if I wanted to clear all of the waves in time. But... to each their own. If a clean build is more desirable to you than the unique drops from the incursion then I guess that it is what it is then.
So.. The problem isn't the game.. Or the map.. Or the timer.. It's the fact that you choose not to play it in an efficient manner. Got it.. Understood. Hell, I generally enjoy placing towers with a certain symmetry myself, you pretty much have to if you want to put 10 archer units on a buff beam. Ultimately though you have to decide if you want everything to be "just so" or do you want the gear from the incursion. It's basically one or the other. Messy=win Neat=lose
No, you made this post... "I couldnt beat the stupid thing on NM1, ONE, i rock NM4 all the time, with afk-able prowess. But that time limit, is stupid, there is no time to build," You claim to be able to "rock" NM 4 content and yet you whine about how ~hard~ the new incursion is on even NM1. Clearly you have no clue how to build/play this map because as I and others have pointed out it is fairly easy to succeed at even on NM4 with just a little bit of practice for anyone even remotely well geared. (which you claim to be) Learn 2 Play. Build the entire map first. This takes about 90 seconds. Then hit "G" and upgrade while the mobs are being killed. Repeat = Win.
Monthly mission problem
Skullbob replied to dangerel's topic in General DiscussionI'm getting the same thing today.. Did a new weekly get posted?
Again... You aren't doing it right. Build the map first (All of it) THEN hit G.
... Not sure if serious... The thing is cake to beat on NM1-3, and only takes losing a few times on NM4 to figure out how to beat it. You just aren't doing it right.
Series EV, Can't place towers
Skullbob replied to DarylK's topic in General DiscussionIf a settings reset didn't fix it then the program failed to save your settings, which can happen for numerous reasons. It won't change with a patch, its a problem with residual settings not being changed. The problem is with your computer, not the game or its servers. Nope. That might not be it at all. He probably did the reset in-game which will NOT fix the EV issue. You have to do the reset from the main screen before you log into play to be able to reset the stupid control properly.
What did you do to the dailies!? D:
Skullbob replied to Jojozityjo's topic in General DiscussionNew dailies and their rewards blow. Bring back the old system!
Super bored with the game - what happened to the new game modes?
Skullbob replied to AussieMark's topic in General DiscussionIE. Just because ~you~ care about a PVP mode doesn't mean that enough other people do as well for TE to make producing it any kind of priority.
Super bored with the game - what happened to the new game modes?
Skullbob replied to AussieMark's topic in General DiscussionCouldn't care less about PVP.
Serenity Aura Monk Build?
Skullbob replied to TreeOfSecrets's topic in General DiscussionPurge Evil, Lots of Def Power and as much boost to the size of the Serenity aura as you can get.

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Working as an Architect [NOC 2151]
Job Description
Architects plan and design the construction and renovation of buildings. You can choose to specialize in a type of construction such as residential, commercial, industrial or institutional.
As an architect you do the following:
- Consult with clients to determine style and purpose of building
- Conceive and design buildings
- Develop design specifications, building materials, costs, and construction schedules
- Prepare bidding documents, participate in contract negotiations, and award construction contracts
- Monitor activities by contractors and on construction sites to ensure compliance with specifications
- Conduct feasibility studies and financial analyses of building projects
Source: WorkBC Career Profile, NOC 2151
Industry Overview
Demand for architects is expected to grow. This is due to a large number of architects retiring in the coming years, and an anticipated increase in construction projects. The largest architecture sector is non-residential (projects such as hospitals, schools, retail buildings, restaurants, hotels, and office buildings). The second largest sector is residential construction, especially multi-family units.
Job Outlook in BC
Architects, NOC 2151
Chart from WorkBC
Job Bank Canada reports that for the 2016-2018 period, the employment outlook is expected to be good for Architects (NOC 2151) in British Columbia. Employment growth is expected to be strong and a large number of people are expected to retire.
The Employment Outlook for BC provides job openings projections for Architects in two BC regions:
|2015-2025 Estimated Job Openings
Average Annual Employment Growth
|Vancouver Island
|Lower Mainland / Southwest
Source: WorkBC Career Profile, NOC 2151
You can learn more about working as an architect in BC from
- Career Cruising (Profile for Architect).
Types of Employers
Most architects work for architectural firms and building contractors, but you may also work for government agencies and real estate companies. You may also be self-employed.
The median annual salary for architects in BC is $66,176. There is a huge range in incomes. If you work as an intern after graduation from an architecture program you generally earn between $40,000 and $60,000 a year. After completing this training period your annual salary is between $50,000 and $100,000, although some make more than this.
The highest incomes are earned by architects who are the principal architects at a firm, or who become partners in large firms. Because you are often paid by the project, a slow down in construction generally means lower earnings. Self-employed architects might make as little as $30,000 a year, while busy principal architects in large successful firms can bring in as much as $300,000 a year.
Source: Career Cruising (profile for 'Architect')
Job Bank Canada provides hourly wages for Architects in BC regions:
Source: Job Bank Canada – NOC 2151
Working Hours
Working hours vary greatly. Some architects work 7 to 8 hours a day, 5 days a week; others might work 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. If you are self-employed, your hours depend on how much business you have.
Source: Career Cruising
Skills, Education, and Experience
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Innovative, imaginative, creative
- Detail-oriented
- Good spatial perception
- Computer aided design
- Drafting (CADD) programs
Source: WorkBC and Career Cruising database (Profile for Architect)
Education and Experience
In order to work as an Architect in BC you require:
- A post-secondary education certified by the Canadian Architectural Certification Board
- Completion of an internship (3720 hours) under the supervision of a registered architect
- Completion of the architect registration examination
- Registration with the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC)
This occupation is regulated in British Columbia.
In order to practice in B.C., you must either obtain a Certificate of Practice (licence) from the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC), or work for a person or firm that holds a current Certificate of Practice.
More information on registration and licensing:
Internationally Trained and Accredited Architects
The Broadly Experienced Foreign Architect (BEFA) Program is an alternative pathway for internationally trained architects to obtain your license. The program is administered by the Canadian Architecture Certification Board (CACB).
The BEFA Program streamlines the licensing through a three-step process that includes a review of eligibility, an on-line assessment, and an interview with registered architects.
More information:
Finding Jobs
You'll find job advertisements in local newspapers, trade journals, and electronic sources, as well as through professional associations' publications.
Local Newspapers
You can look at the Vancouver Sun & The Province at Vancouver Public Library for free. Check the job postings daily, the careers section is in the Vancouver Sun on Wednesdays and Saturdays and in The Province on Sundays.
Job White Pages
- Available online or in print at the Central Library
NOTE: Access at VPL locations only
Online Job Postings
Professional Associations' Career Resources
- Royal Architectural Institute of Canada RAIC: job board
Identifying the Right Position
When you browse job advertisements, you'll find a range of different job titles that are relevant. For architects, look for these related job titles (from NOC):
- Architectural Standards Specialist
- Chief Architect
- Consulting Architect
- Industrial and Commercial Buildings Architect
- Residential Architect
- Project Architect
Creating a List of Potential Employers
You can use directories to produce lists of employers who work in the architecture sector in Vancouver or the Lower Mainland. Contact them directly to find out if they're hiring.
- Architectural Institute of British Columbia, Membership Directory
Includes the AIBC register of members and the directory of member firms. (click on "search for a firm")
Also available at the Central Library 720.6 A67a
- Business in Vancouver. "Book of Lists"
see lists of top architects and construction companies.
Also available at the Central Library, 338.9711 B97b
- Greater Vancouver Home Builders Association, Membership Directory.
Also available at the Central Library 380 Bu9CBg
- On-Site Heavy Construction News
Also available at the Central Library 690.5 H44
- Reference Canada
Click on "Start Search" beside Canadian Businesses, then select the "Advanced Search" button.
Select both "Keyword/SIC/NAICS" under Business Type and "City" under Geography.
In the top search box enter "architects" and click LOOKUP.
Select the appropriate headings.
Lower down, select the Province, choose the cities, and click the "View Results" button.
NOTE: You can access this database from a Library computer. If you are using a computer from outside the Library, you will need a Vancouver Public Library card to login to this database. After clicking on the database name, you will be asked to enter your library card number and PIN (usually last four digits of your telephone number).
Applying for a Job
In Canada, employers usually expect to receive a resume or curriculum vitae and a cover letter that identifies the position you are applying for and summarizes your relevant experience.
Use the library catalogue to find books on writing resumes and cover letters specific to your industry.
To learn about applying for jobs in Canada, use the following pathfinders:
Getting Help from Industry Sources
Industry Associations
Associations for architects in BC and Canada provide assistance to individuals. Registration and fees are required for membership.
- Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC)
Provincial regulatory body for licensing and registration of architects in BC
- Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC)
Voluntary national association representing architects, faculty, and graduates of accredited Canadian Schools of Architecture from across Canada
- Eco Canada: career profile of Sustainable Architect
Industry Journals
Search the Vancouver Public Library catalogue for journals related to your profession. You'll find recent editions at the Central Library:
- ArchitectureBC / Architectural Institute of British Columbia
Also available at the Central Library, 720.9711 A673n
- Canadian Architect
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- Construction Canada
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- Journal of Commerce
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Seattle, WA
Bartender Jamie Buckman highlights pumpkin's sweet side with this frothy mix of Applejack, blackstrap molasses, pumpkin puree, ginger, and maple syrup, which is served with a cinnamon-sugar rim.
Courtesy The Forge Restaurant
Miami Beach, FL
You won't have to wait around all night to see mixologist Justin Maas' It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown-inspired tequila libation, which features fresh pumpkin and clove, allspice dram, and a hint of agave.
Courtesy Banger's Austin
Austin, TX
Austin's favorite sausage house and beer garden is serving up a range of pumpkin beers this season, including Southern Tier's Warlock and Pumking, No Label's Nightmare on 1st Street, Wasatch Black-O-Lantern, and Avery's Gored!
Courtesy The Corner Office Restaurant & Martini Bar
Denver, CO
The flavors of fall are alive at this Rocky Mountain hotspot, which mixes Mount Gay Black Barrel rum with pumpkin puree, spiced maple syrup, fresh lemon juice, egg white, and bitters, then tops it off with star anise.
Courtesy South Water Kitchen
Chicago, IL
Right next door to the Hotel Monaco Chicago, bartender Brent Poole is mixing up this rich, seasonal cider with a homemade pumpkin-brown sugar syrup and a touch of half and half.
Courtesy Fig & Olive
New York, Chicago, West Hollywood & Newport Beach, CA
Fig & Olive regulars from New York to West Hollywood are drinking in the season with this spiced martini made with a special vanilla-infused vodka, lime juice, ginger syrup, Applejack, and a spoonful of pumpkin butter. It's all served in a graham cracker crumb-rimmed glass.
Courtesy Belgian Beer Cafe NOMAD
New York, NY
The taste of Belgium comes to New York with this well-balanced pumpkin sour, in which Beefeater Gin, Campari, egg whites, lemon juice, sugar, and nutmeg are added to Kasteel Pumpkin Ale.
Courtesy Restaurant Kelly Liken
Vail, CO
In Vail, Colorado, James Beard nominee (and Top Chef alum) Kelly Liken is serving up the perfect après-ski drink: A warming Wild Turkey cocktail which pays tribute to the season with the addition of pumpkin puree, maple and chai syrups, and a bit of sparkling wine.
Courtesy Toloache
New York, NY
Proving that it's always the perfect time for a margarita, Toloache Thompson's frozen habanero and pumpkin margarita makes a perfect complement to chef Julian Medina's spicy menu of Mexican delicacies.
Courtesy Hopsters
Newton, MA
The pumpkin beer being brewed up at Boston's first and only custom craft brewery (yes, you can brew your own beer on site) is different from what you'll find in bottle, as it's made with 100 percent real pumpkin. (You have head brewer Jeff Rowe to thank for that.)
Courtesy Otesaga Resort Hotel
Cooperstown, NY
When you've had your fill of baseball history, head over to the Otesaga Resort Hotel for an Autumn Harvest Cocktail, which starts with a Beanball Bourbon base (sourced locally from the Cooperstown Distillery) and ends with a housemade pumpkin syrup and Fly Creek Hard Cider.
Courtesy Ace Hotel
New York, NY
You've never had a Negroni like this. Though there are plenty of great eateries to choose from at New York's Ace Hotel, the always-buzzing lobby bar has added a seasonal take on the negroni to its menu. It is made with Crop Organic Spiced Pumpkin vodka, Aperol, and Dolin Blanc Vermouth.
Courtesy Boca Restaurant
Cincinnati, OH
Boca mixologist Alyson Harding is getting into the season with The Jack-o-Lantern, a hearty cocktail of Templeton Rye, ginger-roasted pumpkin puree, almond syrup, cinnamon clove honey syrup, and a splash of cream.
Courtesy Omni Rancho Las Palmas
Rancho Mirage, CA
At the Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa's R Bar, guests can partake in the drink of the season, a luscious combo of Maker's Mark, ginger liqueur, and pumpkin pie mix topped with whipped cream and nutmeg.
Courtesy Robert's Maine Grill
Kittery, ME
One hour north of Boston, Robert's Maine Grill, makes a quintessentially Maine cocktail out of house-infused pumpkin vodka, cream, pumpkin puree, and maple syrup. It's equal parts drink and dessert.


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Have Best Seller Writers Nailed a Tried and True Way to Start A Book?
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Have Best-Seller Writers Nailed a Tried and True Way to Start A Book?
There certainly is no "formula†required to kick off a book, but if the writer wants people to read it, we know it has to be good. So just how do some best-seller writers start their books? This is a question serious writers need to answer. I believe it's a good idea to sit down and analyze books to see how others have done it.
Successful novelists often commence with setting a scene. This is natural because it is also true in informal oral story telling, isn't it? From the get-go, a friend of ours will usually want to know where the particular event took place. If it is a long, important story, then setting the scene becomes even more critical, and more details will be requested. If you're telling someone about a crime, the setting is crucial.
So doesn't it make sense many best sellers begin with details of the setting? And as the setting is given, it usually tells us much about the main character(s).
Let's look at four popular books to see how the author achieved a great beginning.
1) E.L. Doctorow, who had a long career in the publishing business and has written many novels, starts Welcome to Hard Times with a strong, clever setting that begins with several pages of narrative about a small town in the West. The first character is a villain, who has just come to town and rips open a woman's dress at a bar. This person, called "The Man from Bodie Flats†is so big and intimidating, you know he's going to cause torment in this small town.
Doctorow is clever when he describes the dust-covered prairie "flats.†We learn much about the town by the characteristics of the area's "dust.†We read about how that dust, seen in the distance, reacts to wagon trains and horses and riders as they approach town.
2) In Amazing Grace, Danielle Steel starts here novel with a description of setting—several pages of narrative. The place is the Ritz-Carlton, where a charity banquet is being held. From the first page, her description covers the elegance of the affair, beginning with details of the splendor of the room, and place settings, and the "high caliber†of entertainment.
We learn an important quality of Sarah, the main character in the telling of that setting. "Sarah had organized the event with the same meticulous diligence and precision that she did everything…â€
3) In Safe Haven, we are introduced to the main character, Katie, in the first sentence. The author, Nicolas Sparks, uses the setting, a lively restaurant on the ocean in North Carolina, to let us know get to know Katie, who we learn early on has some unknown thing going on in her life that she is hiding. She avoids getting close to other employees so she doesn't slip up and reveal her true identity. The first several pages are mostly narrative.
4) In Bleachers, John Grisham sets his scene in a Southern town where the residents worship high school football. Neeley, the main character, is not sure exactly why he is going back after 15 years, but as he arrives at the field, there are a bunch of pages of narrative that thoroughly describe how that sanctuary looks and feels like. As it is rolled out in front of us, and we are given Neeley's reactions, we get the feeling of what it is like for this former All-American to revisit his home town.
I feel a concise conclusion suffices here. If four best-selling writers start out with at least several pages of setting, wouldn't it behoove me or you to consider taking a similar approach to commencing a novel?
For $2.99 from Kindle, Nook and other Ebooks, "Cows in the Fog" by S.T. Haggerty is avail.


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Journey?s come in many different forms, some being lengthy in duration while others may be just hours long. On occasion, one?s path to self-knowledge may be found in doing the same things as one used to do in a whole new environment and finding that the ways of the past are inadequate for the ways of the present. This concept is shown in the untitled narrative by Sara Chase, where the discovery is that her study habits from high school no longer correlate with what she will need to do to be successful in college.
Failure is a common fear for almost everyone. It is something that we try to avoid as much as possible. In the narrative, the author panics when thoughts of failure flood into her head. The author states ??the confidence that I acquired early slipping away and fear filling its place.? ?All this over one little question? we ask ourselves. This made me wonder: Is what we strive for as the vision of self-knowledge actually perfection or is self-knowledge realized when we finally accept the fact that perfection is unattainable
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Growing up in Chicago, Lake Geneva is where we went, especially during high school. It still has the charm it has always held. Thanks to Mark Spivak for this post, as it brings back great memories. Mark's book would make a great holiday gift. ~MDH
As resorts go, Lake Geneva is unique. It was originally settled after the Chicago fire in the 19th century, and became a summer retreat for captains of industry and commerce (it's sometimes referred to as "the Hamptons of the Midwest"). The wealthy individuals who summered at Lake Geneva built "cottages" of 15,000 to 20,000 square feet; the most notable of these is the Wrigley mansion, actually a collection of six separate buildings directly on the lakefront.
There are a number of full-blown resort hotels in town, the most interesting of which is the Grand Geneva, which served as the location for the first Playboy Club. As you might expect, there are a number of quaint bed and breakfast inns as well, and the most distinctive of the Lake Geneva B & Bs is the Baker House.
Originally known as Redwood Cottage, the Queen Anne mansion was built in 1885 as a summer home for Mrs. Robert Hall Baker; with 30 rooms and 17,000 square feet, it was a typically modest lakefront getaway. Over the years it functioned as a school dormitory, a sanitarium and a speakeasy, before being restored by its current owners and reopened in 2010. The atmosphere can best be described as delightfully quirky, both in décor (original wood-inlaid floors and 13 fireplaces) and execution (anyone visiting in late afternoon gets swept up in the Sun-Downer Celebration, complete with complimentary drinks and the ringing of gongs).
The real gem of the Baker House, however, is the bar. The three bartenders are sensitive, clever and amazingly intuitive. If you're undecided on your choice of libation, they'll strike up a friendly conversation with you; after several minutes of banter, during which time they gather information on your preferences, likes and dislikes, they'll start to make you a cocktail. More often than not, they're right on target.
If you prefer not to leave things to chance, there's a formidable list of signature drinks with nearly 20 selections, including Grapes of Wrath (Hangar One Vodka and St-Germain liqueur muddled with fresh grapes, finished with a splash of ice water) and Cuke Cooler (Effen cucumber vodka, dry sake, fresh lemon juice and a spritz of club soda). There's classic absinthe service, complete with an ice water drip fountain. The wine list is filled with delights (Elena Walch Gewurztraminer from Alton Adige, Penner-Ash Pinot Noir, Dr. Konstantin Frank Cabernet Franc from the Finger Lakes), although prices are hefty; there are also 20 very interesting wines by the glass.
Food is a mixed bag. The concept is intriguing—guests are welcome to dine on small plates, referred to as "American tapas" (cheese and charcuteries platters, filet mignon sliders), while lounging in wing-back chairs or overstuffed sofas throughout the building—but the execution is spotty. The cost of some of the dishes isn't in line with the quality offered. Still, it's hard to fault the atmosphere, which is comfortable and extremely welcoming.
The Baker House is an American original. It's worth a detour simply for those bartenders, who are knowledgeable about human nature and masters of their craft.
SAMPLE SIGNATURE COCKTAILS: Gibson Girl (North Shore #6 gin, St-Germain and Luxardo maraschino liqueur topped with Prosecco and a fresh green apple slice); Towne Tarte (Hangar One Mandarin Blossom, splashes of Chambord and Campari, Italian Volcano Lemon Juice, topped with Prosecco).
SAMPLE MENU DISHES: Blackened Catfish Hushpuppies; Venetian Chicken (sautéed with garlic, onion, basil, sundried tomato and cheese tortellini, with an Italian sausage red wine sauce); Rustic Flat Bread Pizza (changes daily).
SAMPLE WINES BY THE GLASS: Kung Fu Girl Riesling, Washington State; Pomelo Sauvignon Blanc; Cristom Pinot Noir; Decoy by Duckhorn Cabernet Sauvignon.
PROS: Extraordinary bartenders; charming and welcoming atmosphere.
CONS: A bit pricey for what it is.
The Baker House, 327 Wrigley Drive, Lake Geneva, WI; (262) 248-4700;bakerhouse1885.com
ABOUT THE BOOK: Iconic Spirits: An Intoxicating History, by Mark Spivak, will be published in November by Lyons press (Globe Pequot). Writing in an engaging and appealing style, Spivak chronicles the untold tales of 12 spirits that changed the world and forged the cocktail culture. While some are categories and others are specific brans, they are "the best kinds of stories—the type a writer could never make up."
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Mark Spivak is an award-winning writer specializing in wine, spirits, food, restaurants and culinary travel. He was the wine writer for the Palm Beach Post from 1994-1999, and since 2001 has been the Wine and Spirits Editor for the Palm Beach Media Group, as well as the restaurant critic for Palm Beach Illustrated. His work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Robb Report, Ritz-Carlton, Continental, Art & Antiques, Newsmax, Dream of Italy and Arizona Highways. From 1999-2011 he hosted Uncorked! Radio, a highly successful wine talk show on the Palm Beach affiliate of National Public Radio.
Mark began writing Iconic Spirits after becoming fascinated with the untold stories behind the world's greatest liquors. As a writer, he's always searching for the unknown details that make his subject compelling and unique.
You can learn more about Mark at http://www.iconicspirits.net/index.htm
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Penang is one of the most vibrant states located around the northern part of Peninsular Malaysia. It is one of the top tourist destinations in the country and the surrounding region mainly due to its strategic location with a series of seaside resorts, historical sites as well as the UNESCO World Heritage City of Georgetown.
The quality of life in Penang is known to be one of the best where the people here enjoy the vibrant city as well as the suburbs which are rich in natural resources. For relaxation, yoga has been one of those that has been rising in popularity.
Penang Yoga community
Located along Jalan Burma is the Inner Peace Yoga Circle Penang which offers a broad range of yoga classes. This center is one of the popular ones that provide classes on the likes of Hatha, Kundalini and Prenatal Yoga sessions.
Another popular center here is the Nirmaya Yoga which is actually home to the first Yoga for Cyclist center in Penang. Meanwhile, Yoga Club in Tanjong Bungah is an award winning center with many types of classes catered for yoga practitioners from all levels.
Yoga Plus is located further from the city in Bayan Lepas where there are dance classes as well. The Qi Yoga Studio meanwhile is a truly unique place to learn this art that incorporates some of the best practices for health and wellbeing. Located in Bukit Mertajam, the Qi Yoga Studio offers classes for both adults and children. Other places around Penang offering Yoga classes include The Xtreme Fitness, SEVEN Yoga and many more.


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Typo in Language & Culture lesson: 3.7 Russian Cases: Introduction
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Rocket Russian level 2 - content of Language and Culture Lessons
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Huge new vocabulary in some lessons in Rocket Russian!
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The preservation of threatened species of fauna and flora is an important and topical issue in recent times. That is why the affected countries have taken measures not only at an individual level, but also at a global level.
Initiatives such as the CITES Convention, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, are precisely concerned with controlling irregularities and thus preventing endangered species from being endangered.
The Origin of CITES
The CITES Convention (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) was signed on March 3, 1973 in Washington and 21 countries joined. It was not until 1975 that it effectively came into force.
Today, almost all countries in the world are members, a total of 183. Spain joined on May 16, 1986.
At the time this type of agreement was a novelty, since in the 60s, when it began to talk about the preservation of species, the international debate on the need for a regulation of wildlife trade in favor of conservation was not usual.
The preservation of the species
Experts say that the international trade of wildlife reaches a value of several billion euros a year, affecting tens of thousands of species of animals and plants.
CITES has a broad power of action that includes, for example:
- Live animals and plants, including products derived from them.
- Leather articles of exotic animals.
- Bones, ivory and teeth (whether carved or not).
- Carapace and claws
- The coral, the eggs and different extracts for different uses.
- The feathers, scales or hair.
- The flowers, leaves, roots and rhizomes.
- The instruments made with certain woods and those same raw woods.
- Souvenir items for tourists and those for medicinal use of wild origin.
The trade of certain products have made the exploitation levels of some animals and plants unsustainable and commercialization with them has the capacity to significantly reduce populations and even cause some species to be on the verge of extinction.
International trade control
In order to make the international trade in wild animals and plants sustainable, without endangering their survival, the CITES Convention establishes a global network of controls.
This requires the use of official permits to trade in endangered wild species and other by-products. Therefore, these control mechanisms prohibit trade in endangered species and regulate trade in endangered or threatened species.
There are two main bodies that are responsible for ensuring the proper functioning of the Convention:
The Conference of the Parties
It is the highest organ of the Convention and groups all the member States. Every 2 or 3 years is responsible for bringing all the Parties together in ordinary session. Extraordinary meetings may also be held when requested by at least one third of the Parties.
The Secretariat of the CITES Convention
It is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, is administered by the United Nations and financed by contributions from the Parties. The mission of the Secretariat is to act as liaison agent for the exchange of information between the different States and with other authorities and organizations.
According to the Convention it is necessary to request export permits in the country of origin and import prior to the exchange of any specimen. Also, the issuance of certificates for the planned exceptions and the application of stricter national legislations is contemplated, as is the case of the European Union.
The system established by CITES allows all merchandise to be duly documented and to know the origin, destination and commercialization reasons.
However, the Convention considers other control actions necessary, such as:
- The appointment of one or more Administrative Authorities.
- The appointment of one or more Scientific Authorities.
- The establishment of the entry points authorized by each Country Party.


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Ashutosh Tiwari, Docent, Sergiy Valyukh,Docent,
Hardcover: 616 pages Publisher: WILEY-Scrivener,USA
Language: English ISBN: 978-1-118-68629-4
From the Editor–
Energy plays a critical role in the development progress of an emerging society. High standard of living and the increase of the population of the world require more and more amount of energy. At the same time, the standard energy sources based on fossil fuels are limited and cause pollution of the environment that leads to the climate change in global terms. In order to avoid an energy crisis, research efforts of many scientific centres around the globe are directed towards searching new solutions and improvement of the existed ones in the energy sector. In parallel with the growth rate of renewable energy, essential attention is paid to development of advanced methods and materials serving for effective utilization of energy. Technological advantages will help to get over the difficulties related to energy. Among the main criteria for viability of new energetic techniques are efficiency, costs, usability and influence on environment.
This book summarise the current status of know-how in the fields of advanced materials for energy associated applications, in particular, photovoltaics, efficient light sources, fuel cells, energy saving technologies, nanostructured materials, etc. Tendencies for future development are discussed. A good understanding on the excited state reactivity of photoactive materials would help to prepare new materials and molecules capable of absorbing light over a given wavelength range and using it for driving electron transfer. Scientifically and technologically well-equipped materials science has explored the possibilities of developing and optimizing the charge separation in the light-harvesting architectures, however it is yet to bear fruit due to the difficulty of transportation of electrons and holes to the corresponding electrodes. Modeling charge mobility in semiconductors is complicated due to the presence of bulk heterogeneity in the structure. The understanding of the interface between the metal electrode and the active materials, where charge collection takes place, is even more intriguing.
The design and fabrication of the molecular based information processing devices on conducting substrates has been the key area of research in material sciences. One particularly attractive application in this area is the conversion of solar energy into fuel, which is currently being proposed as a cheaper alternative for energy conversion. The chapters deal with energy storage technologies. High energy density capacitors are of particular significance, for example in defence related applications, where tasks in remote areas without traditional energy resources demand novel approaches to energy storage. Polymer nanocomposites offer attractive, low-cost potential storage systems for high energy density capacitors. Their tailored characteristics offer unique combinations of properties and they are expected to play a vital role in the development of new technologies for energy storage applications.
Aspects of solar energy are considered in chapters. Rapid progress in photovoltaic science and technology during the last decades is a reason of that the solar cells came out of the laboratories and are becoming a part of our everyday life. And this is only beginning of era of solar energy. The number of reports about new approaches in this field is increasing dramatically. Among them are nanostructure compositions, transparent conductors, including metal oxide as well as metal-based thin films, and light trapping schemes that enable increasing the conversation efficiency, various concentrators and solar tracking systems, etc. Chapters 2-10 are devoted to consideration of innovating materials and techniques for future nanoscale electronics. Two allotropic forms of carbon, carbon nanotubes and grapheme, are able to replace conducting channels and silicon in elements of integrated circuits and thereby open new era of carbon-based electronics. This will lead to denser, faster and more power-efficient circuitry. An attractive alternative to the semiconductor components in digital processing devices can be chips based on molecular logic gates – molecules possessing the property to perform logical operations where a chemical or physical binary input to the molecules causes a binary output. Surface-confined materials showing switching behavior along with changes in physical properties such as optical, orientation, magnetism make possible to create integrated complex circuits for massive networking systems. Significant attention is paid to development of fuel cells – devices that convert the chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through a chemical reaction with oxygen or another oxidizing agent. Because of no combustion in the energy conversation process, fuel cells are efficient and environmentally friendly. The fuel cell market is also growing at high pace and according to Pike Research, the stationary fuel cell market is predicted to reach 50 GW by 2020. A chapter describe problems related to energy efficient lighting. In particular, it is considered vanadate phosphors – luminescent materials that have excellent thermal and chemical stability. Phosphor layers provide most of the light produced by fluorescent lamps, and are also used to improve the balance of light produced by metal halide lamps.
The role of materials engineering to provide the much needed support in the development of photovoltaic devices with the new and fundamental researches on novel energy materials with tailor-made photonic properties discus in this book. The book is written for a large readership including university students and researchers from diverse backgrounds such as chemistry, materials science, physics, pharmacy, medical science and engineering. It can be used not only as a textbook for both undergraduate and graduate students, but also as a review and reference book for researchers in the materials science, nanotechnology, photovoltaic device technology and non-conventional energy. We hope that chapters of this book will give a valuable vision in the state-of-the-art of advanced and functional materials and cutting-edge energy technologies to the readers. The main credit for this book must go to the authors of the chapters who have summarized information in the field advanced energy related materials.
Description of Book-
Chapter 1
Non-imaging Focusing Heliostat
Kok-Keong Chong, Malaysia
Chapter 2
State-of-the-art of nanostructures in solar energy research
Sagadevan Suresh, India
Chapter 3
Metal oxide semiconductors and their nanocomposites applications towards photovoltaic and photocatalytic
Hyung Shik Shin, Korea
Chapter 4
Superionic solids in energy device applications
Angesh Chandra, India
Chapter 5
Polymer nanocomposites: New advanced dielectric materials for energy storage applications
Michael R. Kessler, USA
Chapter 6
Solid electrolytes: Principles and applications
W. Anwane, India
Chapter 7
Advanced electronics: Looking beyond silicon
Surender Duhan, India
Chapter 8
Ab-initio determination of pressure dependent electronic and optical properties of lead sulfide for energy applications
Sharma, India
Chapter 9
Radiation damage in GaN-based materials and devices
S.J. Pearton, USA
Chapter 10
Anti-ferroelectric liquid crystals: Smart materials for future displays
Ravindra Dhar, India
Chapter 11
Popyetheretherketone (PEEK) membrane for fuel call applications
Tungabidya Maharana, India
Chapter 12
Vanadate phosphors for energy efficient lighting
N. Shinde, India
Chapter 13
Molecular computation on functionalized solid substrates
Tarkeshwar Gupta, India
Chapter 14
Ionic liquid stabilized metal NPs & their role as potent catalyst
Prashant Singh, India
Chapter 15
There's plenty of room in the field of zeolite-Y enslaved nanohybrid materials as eco-friendly catalysts: Selected catalytic reactions
K. Modi, India