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Sebastian Errazuriz, “Blu Marble”

Chilean artist and activist Sebastian Errazuriz’s latest groundbreaking project involves a monumental outdoor sculpture that will feature a live video stream of the Earth from a NASA satellite in space. 

The work is a 20-foot LED structure that is visible during the day and night. In tandem with the bespoke screen, Sebastian and his team built a bot that rummages through live photographs from the satellite. 

The bot then layers these visuals together using special software to create a harmonious live video sequence which is displayed onto the screen. 

Altogether the artwork is part of a new campaign, “Pledge World by blu.”

“lu Marble is a reminder of our miraculously fragile existence. It places our very existence in perspective at a global level, as a tiny spec in space, beckoning us to live fully with awareness and mindfulness of our limited time on this vulnerable and beautiful planet,”

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Let's get real. Climate change is not a hoax. 🌎 "Blu Marble" by @sebastianstudio closes this Sunday! The live projection of Earth from afar is a reminder of the beauty and fragility of our home. 💙 Tonight I'll be at the opening of the @ellendemeijer show titled #CO2 @unixgallery. In it she hopes to address the immediacy of the threat of global warming and our seemingly inability to take action. Check out my story for details, see you there! — Blu Marble, 2019 Sebastian Errazuris - #planet #earth #blumarble #sebastianerrazuriz #globalwarming #satellite #blueplanet #contemporaryart #projection #contemporaryartist #artinstallation #nycart (at Richard Taittinger Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/bennyor/p/BwHkuhxlohv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1xj0p0cpb153m

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Let me know what you think! All commentary welcome 😊 #blumarble (at Richard Taittinger Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwPeygDB_8l/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=brr9ce3hrqjz

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Bolton given stay of execution as they battle to avoid liquidation

By Press Association

Bolton have been beset by off -the-field problems since Ken Anderson took over as majority shareholder in 2017. Here, we chart the key dates in their two years of struggle.

17 March 2017 – Dean Holdsworth sold his stake to fellow co-owner Anderson a year after the pair took over at Wanderers.

6 July 2018 – Bolton were forced to cancel a scheduled friendly against St Mirren after their players went on strike over unpaid wages and bonuses.

September 12, 2018 – Bolton escape the threat of administration and the possibility of an English Football League points deduction after they agree to settle a £ 4.8million debt owed to BluMarble Capital Ltd.

27 September 2018 – More financial worry hits as the club i served with a winding-up petition by HMRC after missed payments, the fifth such petition in 14 months.

10 December 2018 – Anderson reached an agreement with the Professional Footballers' Association to pay the club's wages for November, but two days later he would fund the payments.

January 21, 2019 – Kick-off was briefly hero up at the University of Bolton Stadium in the Championship match against West Brom as fans protested against Anderson.

February 20, 2019 – Bolton were hit with a sixth winding-up petition by the HMRC in less than 18 months, heard in the High Court in March.

February 24, 2019 – Bolton announced that an agreement in principle has been reached for Anderson to sell all his shares in the club.

4 March 2019 – The Bolton News reported that the Trotters training ground closed due to a shortage of food and drink.

12 March 2019 – Anderson announ ced the club's players were paid their overdue wages.

15 March 2019 – The proposed takeover that Anderson had revealed a few weeks previous, believed to be the Ventures (Whites) consortium, withdrew their interest after due diligence.

19 March 2019 – Talks with another party interested in taking over the club were mutually terminated 24 hours before their High Court date on their latest HMRC winding-up petition, while Forest Green confirmed they were taking legal action over the failed transfer of striker Christian Doidge.

20 March 2019 – A High Court hearing in London ruled that Bolton had two weeks to settle their debts and avoid a winding-up order.

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🌑 📺🎬💥JFKratez, an original character from Dirty Soma 2 Manga feature, a Strike Boogie & Jargon/JFKratez/BluMarble @JFKratez @iamcasshan collaboration in development. 🌞✊🏾All new artwork by Strike Boogie! Who wants to see more pen drawings live? Comment below⤵️⤵️⤵️ For 2019 I will be exclusively showing original artwork, and specifically around independent creator owned projects and the Chosen Generation Universe, a 25 year long development that is ready to be revealed. 🙇🏾✊🏾 #2019 #StrikeBoogie #JFKratez #DirtySoma2 #ChosenGenerationUniverse💥📼📽📺 #Toronto#photography #comicbooks #art #animeart #drawing #naruto #instastory #udonent #fortnite #manga #akira #streetfighter #entertainment #animationfilm #television #myheroacademia #dragonballsuper #tetsuo #kaneda  #music #creativealchemy https://www.instagram.com/p/BuiEVZJhzlt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=13hxzs0xmwp46

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Eddie Davies: Ex-Bolton Wanderers owner helped save club from administration before death

Former Bolton Wanderers owner Eddie Davies gave the club a £5m loan to help them avoid administration four days before his death, it has emerged.

Documents filed at Companies House show Davies signed off the loan on 7 September, four days before he died.[1][2]

The money was used to pay off Bolton’s main creditor[3] BluMarble Capital Ltd, who rejected a first repayment offer.

It meant the Championship side avoided a 12-point deduction and a transfer ban from the English Football League.

When contacted by BBC Sport, the club said it would be making no comment “at this moment in time”.

Davies, who was 72, helped bankroll the Trotters’ emergence in the Premier League during the 2000s after first joining the club’s board of directors in 1999.

He stepped down as chairman when the club was bought by Sports Shield and chairman Ken Anderson’s Inner Circle Investments in 2016, with Davies writing off in the region of £175m[4] worth of loans to allow the takeover to progress.

Anderson acquired Sports Shield’s shares in the club after it went into liquidation in August 2017.[5]

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^ at Companies House (beta.companieshouse.gov.uk)

^ he died. (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ Bolton’s main creditor (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ in the region of £175m (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ it went into liquidation in August 2017. (www.bbc.co.uk)

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Bolton escape administration after owner repays loan

REUTERS: Bolton Wanderers have avoided administration after agreeing a deal to pay off their main creditor BluMarble Capital Ltd, club owner Ken Anderson said on Wednesday.

Anderson had warned on Monday that the Championship outfit was facing the prospect of insolvency and a points penalty after an initial offer to repay the financial company was turned down.

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However, Anderson confirmed an agreement was reached and the club now has one of the lowest debt positions in the second division.

“Following on from all the speculation, I am pleased to confirm that the loan from BluMarble Capital Ltd has been repaid,” Anderson told the club website https://ift.tt/2xaBlzd.

“I am also pleased to be able to confirm that the loans to both PBP (Michael James) and Brett Warburton have been extended on better terms for the club and I am extremely grateful for the continued support, help and assistance of Michael and Brett.

“I believe the club now has one of the lowest debt positions in the Championship. I am also pleased to confirm that the club did not go into administration and there are no points deductions or embargo implications.”

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Bolton, who narrowly avoided relegation from the second-tier last season, have made a good start to the new campaign and are eighth in the standings with 11 points from six matches.

(Reporting by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge)

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Bolton avoid administration and points deduction after owner repays loan | Football News Bolton Wanderers owner Ken Anderson says the club have avoided administration after a loan was repaid to BluMarble Capital Ltd.

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“blu Marble is a reminder of our miraculously fragile existence. It places our very lives in perspective at a global level – as a tiny spec suspended in space and time. The work is an invitation to live with a higher degree of awareness of our valuable and limited time on this vulnerable planet.” — Sebastian Errazuriz I watched as passerbys stopped in their tracks completely taken by the live stream of our blue planet while another dude, too cool for school, mocked the admirers. I couldn't help but see it as a metaphor for our position on climate change: beautiful and invisible at the same time. Thank you @sebastianstudio and @richardtaittingergallery for this thought-provoking reminder. 🔘🖤🌎 Blu Marble is on view in front of Richard Taittinger Gallery until April 13th. Take a detour when you're in the area and see yourself from afar. — #blumarble #richardtaittingergallery #video #installationart #bluemarble #nasa #space #earth #planet #artworld #newyorkcity #sebastianerrazuriz #contemporaryart (at Richard Taittinger Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/bennyor/p/BvJ2vhRFuV0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=41gsk4ffih1q

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@sebastianstudio installation provides a new perspective on our existence in hopes of helping humanity make positive change. We are all beings on a planet which exists among other planets. We should not be polarized by things which are limited to this existence, earth beings should dream bigger and continue to evolve together. #slusatv . . #setlife #socialmedia #content #strategy #blumarble #pledgeworld # (at SLUSAtv) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvMr0wxADbe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ime0x7k1ws7t

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Bolton remain in talks with several parties after earning two-week stay of execution

Bolton Wanderers got a The lawyers said they had a

Mike Keegan For The Daily Mail

Posted: 18:55 GMT, March 20, 2019 | Bolton Wanderers Bolton Wanderers Bolton Wanderers of execution after telling a court that they found an unnamed buyer .

The cash-strapped champion club received a 14-day extension at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, where a hearing to decide on a rescinding petition with more than £ 1m owed to the taxpayer was postponed until April 3.

Bolton & # 39; s lawyer, Hilary Stonefrost, told the court that a deal had been agreed with a mystery buyer with a stake in another club. She added that when a sale continues, money becomes available to pay off debts.

<img id = "i-cd09d8eae809aa4d" src = "https://ift.tt/2TiEPsx -6827809-The_club_has_been_hit_by_their_sixth_winding_up_petition_regardi-a-41_1553083563236.jpg "height =" 422 "width =" 634 "alt =" Bolton Wanderers were executed while fighting to prevent liquidation

Bolton Wanderers were executed they fight to prevent liquidation

& # 39; The buyer is someone who already has a large stake in a high-level football club & # 39 ;, said Stonefrost before asking for a postponement of two weeks to finalize the deal.

] Sportsmail understands that discussions with a number of parties are also underway, and the deal that was presented on Wednesday would have been a successful move that was out there aimed to save time.

Controversial owner Ken Anderson has Bolton wanted to sell, looking to be relegated to League One, and saw a proposed deal collapse over the

On a number of occasions under the Anderson watch, payments were made too late to players and staff. Earlier this month, the club's training grounds were closed for a day due to a lack of fuel and supplies, while desperate staff – waiting for their final paychecks – sought small club handouts to put gas in their cars and food.

Bolton & # 39; s home formation with Millwall on March 9 was also threatened before the club managed to convince the city council that they had the means to run the competition safely.

<img id = "i-ae8ed44bfe347c8c" src = "https://ift.tt/2Ycf6Wz -42_1553085569176.jpg "height =" 423 "width =" 634 "alt =" The cash-tied champion club was dragged on Wednesday before the Supreme Court on Wednesday for the High Court "

Cash-tied Championship club was dragged before the High Court on Wednesday

<img id = "i-f4a0fb5337edea58" src = "https://ift.tt/2JH5obF /18/11241574-6831861-image-a-14_1553107508908.jpg "height =" 423 "width =" 634 "alt =" Owner Ken Anderson has been looking for Bolton and saw a proposed deal collapse "to sell Bolton and saw a proposed deal collapse

Owner Ken Anderson is looking to sell Bolton and saw a proposed deal collapse

Anderson, who took over in 2016, paid himself £ 525.0 00 in the first year he was in charge. He had hoped to sell to the Football Ventures Consortium, led by Parminder Basran and Sharon Brittan, only to see it continue clockwise to the Wednesday date in London.

That group is deemed to have withdrawn

The request for termination was submitted by HMRC, which claimed more than £ 1 million in tax payments. Other creditors were Macron, the manufacturers of the club kits, who claim to owe £ 194,753.

If Bolton fails to find a buyer and end up in the administration, they are likely to be hit with a 12-point penalty next season, rather than in the current campaign.

The closing date for such a penalty coming into play for this season is March 28 – and an earlier resolution is unlikely. spokesperson said: & # 39; We are excited to get the suspension, allowing the club to make progress with the interested party. No further comments will be made on this subject at this time.

Bolton has been attacked by off-the-field problems since Ken Anderson took over the majority shareholder in 2017.

July 17, 2017 – Bolton was forced to cancel a friendly game.

March 17, 2017 – Dean Holdsworth welcomes his commitment to co-owner Anderson a year after the couple took over at Wanderers. against St Mirren after their players went on strike over unpaid wages and bonuses.

September 12, 2018 – Bolton escapes the threat of governance and the possibility of an English Football League point deduction after they have agreed to settle on £ 4.8 million debt owed to BluMarble Capital Ltd.

27 Septembe r 2018 – More financial concerns are raised by the club with a request for dissolution of HMRC after missed payments, the fifth such petition in 14 months.

December 10, 2018 – Anderson reached agreement with the professional football players

January 21, 2019 – Kick-off was briefly held at the University of Bolton Stadium in the championship game against West Brom, the fans protested against Anderson

February 20, 2019 – Bolton was hit in less than 18 months by a sixth request for dissolution of the HMRC, to be heard in the Supreme Court in March.

February 24, 2019 – Bolton announced that Anderson has reached an agreement in principle to sell all of his shares in the club.

March 4, 2019 – The Bolton News reported that the training ground of the Trotters has been closed due to a lack of food and drink.

March 15, 2019 – The proposed acquisition that Anderson had revealed a few weeks earlier, presumably the Ventures (Blanken)

March 19, 2019 – Conversations with another party interested in taking over the club, were jointly terminated 24 hours before the date of their High Court on their last HMRC liquidation petition, while Forest

March 20, 2019 – The High Court hearing in London ruled that Bolton had two weeks to settle their debts pay and avoid a winding-up order.

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Bolton Wanderers facing administration, warns owner Ken Anderson

Bolton Wanderers could be put into administration on Tuesday morning, according to club owner Ken Anderson.

Anderson said he offered to repay creditors BluMarble Capital Ltd[1] a £4m loan plus interest but that the offer had been rejected.

The club could be deducted 12 points for going into administration. They are currently eighth in the Championship with 11 points after six games.

“I feel sure that they will live to regret their actions,” Anderson said.

Bolton took out a loan with BluMarble in 2015 and according to the Bolton News[2] there is a funding gap for the next 12 months of up to £13m.

Anderson added: “[BluMarble] will now need to fund the club administration going forward, which will take a minimum of three months and will automatically put the club in a two-year transfer embargo and a minimum immediate points deduction of 12 points.

“In my opinion, their actions will substantially reduce the value of the club in respect of any future sale and will make it far more difficult to find a future investor/buyer.”

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^ said he offered to repay creditors BluMarble Capital Ltd (www.bwfc.co.uk)

^ according to the Bolton News (www.theboltonnews.co.uk)

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Bolton Wanderers facing administration after owner fails to agree deal with BluMarble | Football News

Bolton Wanderers facing administration after owner fails to agree deal with BluMarble | Football News

By Lyall Thomas

Last Updated: 11/09/18 12:29am

Owner Ken Anderson has confirmed the club face a possible 12-point deduction and two-year transfer embargo

Bolton Wanderers are facing administration after owner Ken Anderson failed to agree a loan repayment with finance company BluMarble.

Anderson says the company…