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Donald E. Robinson, 93, Kokomo, went into the loving arms of Jesus at 8:55 am Friday, April 5, 2019, at Golden Living Center-Sycamore Village, Kokomo. He was born August 13, 1925, in Kokomo, the son of the late Pryor & H. Katherine (Brantley) Robinson. On January 21, 1949, in Kokomo, he married Marjorie A. Young who survives.
Donald was a 1943 graduate of Kokomo High School and attended Olivet Nazarene College. He retired in 1987 from Delco Electronics after 44 years of service. Donald was a member of First Church of the Nazarene where he was a charter member, board member, and sang in the choir. He and his wife Marjorie served as a greeters for years and as a Sunday school secretary. He was an avid Indiana University Basketball fan and enjoyed fishing.
Along with his wife of 70 years Marjorie, Donald is survived by his children, Debra (John) Smith, Bruce (Elizabeth) Robinson, and Barbara (Brian) Adams; grandchildren, Brent (Lyndsi) Smith, Laura Smith (fiancé, David McNeely), Bradley (Abagail) Smith, Cameron (Melissa) Smith, Bethany Robinson (husband, Dr. Ryan Jay), Matthew (Brooke) Robinson, Joel (Kelly) Robinson, Aaron (Tiffany) Adams, and Nicholas Adams; great-grandchildren, Kalli Smith, Rylee Smith, Warrick Robinson, Tynnley Robinson, Paisley Robinson, Kyndall Robinson, Iris Robinson, Ike Robinson, Ivy Robinson, and Griffin Adams.
Donald was preceded in death by his parents; siblings, James Robert Robinson, Clayton Robinson, Bertha Graves, and Helen Robinson; and special brother-in-law, Robert Young.
The family wishes to give a special thank you to The Wellington, Golden Living Center, and Kindred Hospice staff for their loving care of Donald.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 am Wednesday, April 10, 2019, at First Church of the Nazarene, 2734 S. Washington Street, Kokomo, with Dr. Garey Miller officiating. Burial will follow in Albright Cemetery. Friends are invited to visit with the family from 4-7 pm Tuesday at the church. Memorial contributions may be made in Donald’s memory to First Church of the Nazarene. Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory has been entrusted with arrangements. Messages of condolence may be left online at www.shirleyandstout.com.
HOBART — The city is pursuing a project to help control the sediment on the bed of Lake George without the use of dredging.
Evening news briefing from CNN on Saturday, April 20.
Luckily for the Packers, the consensus among NFL general managers is that defensive line is where the strength of this year's draft lies.
John Singleton has been placed in intensive care after suffering a stroke earlier this week.
Daily headlines from the Kokomo Perspective directly in your inbox.
IOWA CITY — Nate Wieting and Shaun Beyer are working to become as familiar to Iowa football fans as the players they are working to replace.
TROY – New Troy head football coach Chip Lindsey made it a priority. The Trojans sang the fight song for the first time in the locker room after the Grey squad beat the White team 26-7 Saturday in the T-Day game.
Wildlife expert and Zoo Miami Communications Director Ron Magill explains why people should never enter a tiger's enclosure.
Mod Sun believes he will "probably" get back together with Bella Thorne, despite the singer-and-actress moving out of his house and splitting up with him days ago.
The Tigers were projected to finish last in the SEC, yet they have 10 conference wins with six games to go.

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donald e. robinson, 93, kokomo, went into the loving arms of jesus at 8:55 am friday, april 5, 2019, at golden living center-sycamore village, kokomo. he was born august 13, 1925, in kokomo, the son of the late pryor & h. katherine (brantley) robinson. on january 21, 1949, in kokomo, he married marjorie a. young who survives.
donald was a 1943 graduate of kokomo high school and attended olivet nazarene college. he retired in 1987 from delco electronics after 44 years of service. donald was a member of first church of the nazarene where he was a charter member, board member, and sang in the choir. he and his wife marjorie served as a greeters for years and as a sunday school secretary. he was an avid indiana university basketball fan and enjoyed fishing.
along with his wife of 70 years marjorie, donald is survived by his children, debra (john) smith, bruce (elizabeth) robinson, and barbara (brian) adams; grandchildren, brent (lyndsi) smith, laura smith (fiancé, david mcneely), bradley (abagail) smith, cameron (melissa) smith, bethany robinson (husband, dr. ryan jay), matthew (brooke) robinson, joel (kelly) robinson, aaron (tiffany) adams, and nicholas adams; great-grandchildren, kalli smith, rylee smith, warrick robinson, tynnley robinson, paisley robinson, kyndall robinson, iris robinson, ike robinson, ivy robinson, and griffin adams.
donald was preceded in death by his parents; siblings, james robert robinson, clayton robinson, bertha graves, and helen robinson; and special brother-in-law, robert young.
the family wishes to give a special thank you to the wellington, golden living center, and kindred hospice staff for their loving care of donald.
funeral services will be held at 10:30 am wednesday, april 10, 2019, at first church of the nazarene, 2734 s. washington street, kokomo, with dr. garey miller officiating. burial will follow in albright cemetery. friends are invited to visit with the family from 4-7 pm tuesday at the church. memorial contributions may be made in donald’s memory to first church of the nazarene. shirley & stout funeral home & crematory has been entrusted with arrangements. messages of condolence may be left online at www.shirleyandstout.com.
hobart — the city is pursuing a project to help control the sediment on the bed of lake george without the use of dredging.
evening news briefing from cnn on saturday, april 20.
luckily for the packers, the consensus among nfl general managers is that defensive line is where the strength of this year's draft lies.
john singleton has been placed in intensive care after suffering a stroke earlier this week.
daily headlines from the kokomo perspective directly in your inbox.
iowa city — nate wieting and shaun beyer are working to become as familiar to iowa football fans as the players they are working to replace.
troy – new troy head football coach chip lindsey made it a priority. the trojans sang the fight song for the first time in the locker room after the grey squad beat the white team 26-7 saturday in the t-day game.
wildlife expert and zoo miami communications director ron magill explains why people should never enter a tiger's enclosure.
mod sun believes he will "probably" get back together with bella thorne, despite the singer-and-actress moving out of his house and splitting up with him days ago.
the tigers were projected to finish last in the sec, yet they have 10 conference wins with six games to go.


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Let me introduce myself, my name is Paul Hardacre. I'm 27 years old and I live on the south coast of the UK, between Bournemouth and Southampton. I'm a bit of an internet junkie, I feel cut off from the world if I don't have an internet connection nearby.
I'm currently employed as a software developer by a software company in my home town, but I do a lot more than just developing software. My job includes other stuff too such as maintaining our email, web and proxy servers as well as helping to administer the telephone system. I also do a lot of support work, assisting our helpdesk when they encounter problems that they don't know how to fix. All in all, it's a very varied and often rewarding job.
In my spare time I love to tinker around with new technologies, especially those relating to the internet. You can normally find me on an instant messenger or playing a game somewhere. I enjoy playing MMORPGs when I have the time. Recently I have been playing Eve Online, World of Warcraft and I've just started looking at Second Life.

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let me introduce myself, my name is paul hardacre. i'm 27 years old and i live on the south coast of the uk, between bournemouth and southampton. i'm a bit of an internet junkie, i feel cut off from the world if i don't have an internet connection nearby.
i'm currently employed as a software developer by a software company in my home town, but i do a lot more than just developing software. my job includes other stuff too such as maintaining our email, web and proxy servers as well as helping to administer the telephone system. i also do a lot of support work, assisting our helpdesk when they encounter problems that they don't know how to fix. all in all, it's a very varied and often rewarding job.
in my spare time i love to tinker around with new technologies, especially those relating to the internet. you can normally find me on an instant messenger or playing a game somewhere. i enjoy playing mmorpgs when i have the time. recently i have been playing eve online, world of warcraft and i've just started looking at second life.


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Professor Paul Howard-Jones has been speaking out against the banning of these devices in the classroom.
According to Academic, Professor Paul Howard-Jones, banning technology, such as mobile phones, in the classroom is “moving in the wrong direction” and parents should be paying closer attention to the way their children are interacting with other people and with their own tech.
Instead of trying to “demonize” these devices, the professor said it is more important to understand its use.
Instead, Howard-Jones says parents should start looking at the ways their kids are using mobile phones.
These statements about mobile devices were made by the professor at the same time that he released the results of one of his most recent studies, in which he discovered that playing computer games have the potential to boost the concentration levels among students, giving them an improved ability to better their grades. The research indicated that when learning is presented in game format, the mind of a student is less likely to wander, providing an improved ability to study.
Following this research, Howard-Jones said that over the last number of years, computer games have been “trivialized”, but that if they are properly implemented, they could actually help to enhance a student’s ability to learn. He stated that it is more important to understand the ways in which children are using mobile device and the internet. By banning these gadgets in the classroom, it makes it impossible to gain that information.
“We have to accept that technology is part of children’s lives. It isn’t about restricting it but about how they should be using it in a healthy way,” he said, when discussing the real-life implications of the results of his study.
A study in the United States has revealed that virtually every toddler has been exposed to these devices.
The results of a new study have now revealed that four year old American children have nearly all used mobile technology such as smartphones and tablets at some point in their lives.
These outcomes led researchers to say that families are in urgent need of proper usage guidelines.
The study identified what they called a “digital divide” that ran as recently as 2013 in which there has been a kind of difference in the ownership of tablets among various income groups. The researchers used this most recent study to help to decide whether or not that gap was continuing to exist and, if so, to determine to what degree the difference in mobile technology access was persisting among the different income groups. In order to do this, researchers conducted a survey of the parents of 350 children aged six months to four years old.
The mobile technology study was conducted by researchers from Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia.
The report on the study was published in the Pediatrics journal. Leading the study was Dr. Hilda Kabali. At the moment, the publisher of the journal, the American Academy of Pediatrics, is recommending that parents eliminate any use of mobile screens among children younger than the age of two. The reason is that there are concerns with regards to the potential impact of these device in delaying a child’s learning of language.
By the age of two years, the majority of the children in the study were already using smartphones or tablets and the researchers found that these kids were spending a large amount of time in front of television and mobile device screens. For instance, the average daily screen time for a two year old was determined to be 44 minutes. That said, the average amount of time that children spent watching shows or videos on mobile devices was 29 minutes. Moreover, the average child in that age group also spent a daily 20 minutes using apps.
By the age of four years, 97 percent of children had used a mobile device. The researchers say that this reveals a decrease in the digital gap and have said that the decreasing cost of mobile technology as well as entertainment apps and popular streaming sites help to explain this trend.

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professor paul howard-jones has been speaking out against the banning of these devices in the classroom.
according to academic, professor paul howard-jones, banning technology, such as mobile phones, in the classroom is “moving in the wrong direction” and parents should be paying closer attention to the way their children are interacting with other people and with their own tech.
instead of trying to “demonize” these devices, the professor said it is more important to understand its use.
instead, howard-jones says parents should start looking at the ways their kids are using mobile phones.
these statements about mobile devices were made by the professor at the same time that he released the results of one of his most recent studies, in which he discovered that playing computer games have the potential to boost the concentration levels among students, giving them an improved ability to better their grades. the research indicated that when learning is presented in game format, the mind of a student is less likely to wander, providing an improved ability to study.
following this research, howard-jones said that over the last number of years, computer games have been “trivialized”, but that if they are properly implemented, they could actually help to enhance a student’s ability to learn. he stated that it is more important to understand the ways in which children are using mobile device and the internet. by banning these gadgets in the classroom, it makes it impossible to gain that information.
“we have to accept that technology is part of children’s lives. it isn’t about restricting it but about how they should be using it in a healthy way,” he said, when discussing the real-life implications of the results of his study.
a study in the united states has revealed that virtually every toddler has been exposed to these devices.
the results of a new study have now revealed that four year old american children have nearly all used mobile technology such as smartphones and tablets at some point in their lives.
these outcomes led researchers to say that families are in urgent need of proper usage guidelines.
the study identified what they called a “digital divide” that ran as recently as 2013 in which there has been a kind of difference in the ownership of tablets among various income groups. the researchers used this most recent study to help to decide whether or not that gap was continuing to exist and, if so, to determine to what degree the difference in mobile technology access was persisting among the different income groups. in order to do this, researchers conducted a survey of the parents of 350 children aged six months to four years old.
the mobile technology study was conducted by researchers from einstein medical center in philadelphia.
the report on the study was published in the pediatrics journal. leading the study was dr. hilda kabali. at the moment, the publisher of the journal, the american academy of pediatrics, is recommending that parents eliminate any use of mobile screens among children younger than the age of two. the reason is that there are concerns with regards to the potential impact of these device in delaying a child’s learning of language.
by the age of two years, the majority of the children in the study were already using smartphones or tablets and the researchers found that these kids were spending a large amount of time in front of television and mobile device screens. for instance, the average daily screen time for a two year old was determined to be 44 minutes. that said, the average amount of time that children spent watching shows or videos on mobile devices was 29 minutes. moreover, the average child in that age group also spent a daily 20 minutes using apps.
by the age of four years, 97 percent of children had used a mobile device. the researchers say that this reveals a decrease in the digital gap and have said that the decreasing cost of mobile technology as well as entertainment apps and popular streaming sites help to explain this trend.


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Welcome to the website of the McNamara Lab. Our lab takes a cognitive neuroscience and psychological approach to the study of Parkinson’s Disease, religion, and sleep.
We use both experimental and comparative techniques to investigate the functions and evolution of a number of neurobehavioral systems/traits relevant to the neurologic clinical sciences. We focus on three broad areas of research: sleep, Parkinson’s Disease, and religion. By clicking on any one of the links provided on this page, you will be able to learn more about the projects we are working on at present. Our main current project is “Cognition and Religious Coping in Parkinson’s Disease“.

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welcome to the website of the mcnamara lab. our lab takes a cognitive neuroscience and psychological approach to the study of parkinson’s disease, religion, and sleep.
we use both experimental and comparative techniques to investigate the functions and evolution of a number of neurobehavioral systems/traits relevant to the neurologic clinical sciences. we focus on three broad areas of research: sleep, parkinson’s disease, and religion. by clicking on any one of the links provided on this page, you will be able to learn more about the projects we are working on at present. our main current project is “cognition and religious coping in parkinson’s disease“.


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Planting Rate: Broadcast or Drill 34LB/ 1/2ac.
Much like the Michigan Corn Mix this mix is also a structured habitat. The main difference is we replaced the corn with soybeans and sorghum to give it a different type of structure.

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planting rate: broadcast or drill 34lb/ 1/2ac.
much like the michigan corn mix this mix is also a structured habitat. the main difference is we replaced the corn with soybeans and sorghum to give it a different type of structure.


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The duduk is an ancient double-reed woodwind flute made of apricot wood. It is indigenous to Armenia. It is commonly played in pairs: while the first player plays the song, the second plays a stready drone, and the sound of the two instruments together creates a richer, more haunting sound.
By default, a La model is delivered to you (most popular model). For any other note, please contact us before ordering to know availability.

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the duduk is an ancient double-reed woodwind flute made of apricot wood. it is indigenous to armenia. it is commonly played in pairs: while the first player plays the song, the second plays a stready drone, and the sound of the two instruments together creates a richer, more haunting sound.
by default, a la model is delivered to you (most popular model). for any other note, please contact us before ordering to know availability.


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We started out as Lithuanian specialists and then branched out to the Baltics. Today, we are able to provide tailor-made private tours for destinations throughout Europe – from the Baltic to the Black Sea. On top of our own specialist knowledge, we have local teams in all our destinations. Sharing our approach and values, they are ready to welcome you and show you the very best of what their countries have to offer. Food, culture, history, architecture, wildlife, folk tales, legends – and more! Many of our clients return to us to explore a new country or region, safe in the knowledge that our team will look after them. We’ve handpicked the very best, so you can simply enjoy your travels.
Choose where you would like to visit to see a selection of our top tours. Remember these are just examples to inspire you, we will tailor a tour to suit your requirements - to include one or many of our destinations!
Discover more about our destinations by clicking on your chosen country.

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we started out as lithuanian specialists and then branched out to the baltics. today, we are able to provide tailor-made private tours for destinations throughout europe – from the baltic to the black sea. on top of our own specialist knowledge, we have local teams in all our destinations. sharing our approach and values, they are ready to welcome you and show you the very best of what their countries have to offer. food, culture, history, architecture, wildlife, folk tales, legends – and more! many of our clients return to us to explore a new country or region, safe in the knowledge that our team will look after them. we’ve handpicked the very best, so you can simply enjoy your travels.
choose where you would like to visit to see a selection of our top tours. remember these are just examples to inspire you, we will tailor a tour to suit your requirements - to include one or many of our destinations!
discover more about our destinations by clicking on your chosen country.


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The Resource Arbitration between the United States and Sweden : under special agreement of December 17, 1930, The "Kronprins Gustaf Adolf" and the "Pacific."
Arbitration between the United States and Sweden : under special agreement of December 17, 1930, The "Kronprins Gustaf Adolf" and the "Pacific."
The item Arbitration between the United States and Sweden : under special agreement of December 17, 1930, The "Kronprins Gustaf Adolf" and the "Pacific." represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of San Diego Libraries.
At head of title: The Department of state .
Parts 3 and 4, "Photographic reprint."
[no. 5. Oral argument, v. 1-2] -- no. 6.
The "Kronprins Gustaf Adolf" and the "Pacific."
Data Citation of the Item Arbitration between the United States and Sweden : under special agreement of December 17, 1930, The "Kronprins Gustaf Adolf" and the "Pacific."

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the resource arbitration between the united states and sweden : under special agreement of december 17, 1930, the "kronprins gustaf adolf" and the "pacific."
arbitration between the united states and sweden : under special agreement of december 17, 1930, the "kronprins gustaf adolf" and the "pacific."
the item arbitration between the united states and sweden : under special agreement of december 17, 1930, the "kronprins gustaf adolf" and the "pacific." represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in university of san diego libraries.
at head of title: the department of state .
parts 3 and 4, "photographic reprint."
[no. 5. oral argument, v. 1-2] -- no. 6.
the "kronprins gustaf adolf" and the "pacific."
data citation of the item arbitration between the united states and sweden : under special agreement of december 17, 1930, the "kronprins gustaf adolf" and the "pacific."


text: Established in 1976, Manbi have developed good quality, affordable wintersports kit ever since. With a love for snow at the heart of the company and it's passionate staff Manbi's goal from the very outset has been to help it's brand loyal customers make the most of the winter months and the beautiful white fluffy stuff the long for. With a focus towards blending style with the function of thier garments the Manbi range impressivly covers almost every area of winter soft goods kit. If you're looking for affortable, stylish and functional ski and snowboard kit then Manbi has to be on your radar!

lowercased: established in 1976, manbi have developed good quality, affordable wintersports kit ever since. with a love for snow at the heart of the company and it's passionate staff manbi's goal from the very outset has been to help it's brand loyal customers make the most of the winter months and the beautiful white fluffy stuff the long for. with a focus towards blending style with the function of thier garments the manbi range impressivly covers almost every area of winter soft goods kit. if you're looking for affortable, stylish and functional ski and snowboard kit then manbi has to be on your radar!


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To get a quick perspective on the global risk concerns of major corporations across different industries, I've included some key points and images from the research documents. This will give you a general understanding of the risk climate which can help you have more informed conversations within your organization. Although the findings of the research documents were published in 2015, most risks are also projections for the next few years, so still pertinent to consider for your 2016 governance work. We encourage everyone to read these reports.
AON's research spanned across many industries, and has very interesting information on risks by industry and by region.
The first image highlights the top 10 risk concerns of global companies. Damage to reputation/brand is #1 and technology crime/hacks is #9. Websites and social media accounts can be a main point of entry to trigger both of these top threats.
Take a look at your industry and see how, in general, the industry feels ready to jump into action should a risk event occur. How can you improve your web and social media risk management plan to address a risk event quickly and mitigate any damage to your corporate reputation and brand?
In most companies, the CFO is the key risk officer. Who is on the risk leadership team at your company? Understand their priorities and begin working on how you can help make a difference in their overall corporate risk mitigation plans.
The tagline of this report says a lot — Operating in the New Normal: Increased Regulation and Heightened Expectations.
Deloitte's research focused on the financial sector and highlights specific financial risks. The survey findings are based on the responses of 71 financial institutions from around the world and across multiple sectors, representing a total of almost US$18 trillion in aggregate assets. Due to the fact that this sector is heavily regulated (in most countries) it is not surprising that risk events due to regulatory compliance is a top threat. Because of this, there appears to be a wider adoption of the titled role Chief Risk Officer (CRO) than in other industries (signaling the importance of "risk management" as a major corporate priority).
The KPMG Survey included 400 US CEOs and 800 chief executives from Europe and Asia. The image below is a quick look at the most critical challenges and risks that US CEOs are concerned about for the next three years. Reputation risk and brand strengthening are two of the six top concerns.
Protiviti: Executive Perspective on Top Risks for 2015.
Protiviti's and NC State Poole College of Management's research was conducted at the end of 2014 and published in 2015. The findings were derived from interviews with 275 global executives across several industries. This report is very interesting with a lot of quick reference graphs. Of great interest is that they segmented risks into categories: macroeconomic, strategic, and operational.
Below is a look at the top five increasing risks that US CEOs reported. Concern about reputation impact once again tops the list. The entire report is filled with in-depth information and worth a read if you are interested in diving deeper into understanding the executive mindset around risk assessment.
This is the perfect time to review independent research on C-Suite risk concerns and begin to prepare your strategy to update your web presence governance program (including websites, blogs, and social media governance plans).
The first step is to gather all of your 2015 web presence and social media governance documents and assess which elements of the plan worked well for the company's risk management strategy for 2015 and which did not.
The second step is to gather information about your C-Suite's risk mitigation plan for 2016.
Our next post will focus on the Social Media Governance Plan. Then we will address conducting a strong social media audit.
To get a head start, you may want to review earlier Brandle posts.
Brandle's mission is to help enterprises manage risks that arise from websites and social media, and research findings help us understand what is top-of-mind for our customers. This allows us to provide the strongest risk mitigation GRC Tools (and social media monitoring tools) you need to protect your digital brand across your entire web presence.

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to get a quick perspective on the global risk concerns of major corporations across different industries, i've included some key points and images from the research documents. this will give you a general understanding of the risk climate which can help you have more informed conversations within your organization. although the findings of the research documents were published in 2015, most risks are also projections for the next few years, so still pertinent to consider for your 2016 governance work. we encourage everyone to read these reports.
aon's research spanned across many industries, and has very interesting information on risks by industry and by region.
the first image highlights the top 10 risk concerns of global companies. damage to reputation/brand is #1 and technology crime/hacks is #9. websites and social media accounts can be a main point of entry to trigger both of these top threats.
take a look at your industry and see how, in general, the industry feels ready to jump into action should a risk event occur. how can you improve your web and social media risk management plan to address a risk event quickly and mitigate any damage to your corporate reputation and brand?
in most companies, the cfo is the key risk officer. who is on the risk leadership team at your company? understand their priorities and begin working on how you can help make a difference in their overall corporate risk mitigation plans.
the tagline of this report says a lot — operating in the new normal: increased regulation and heightened expectations.
deloitte's research focused on the financial sector and highlights specific financial risks. the survey findings are based on the responses of 71 financial institutions from around the world and across multiple sectors, representing a total of almost us$18 trillion in aggregate assets. due to the fact that this sector is heavily regulated (in most countries) it is not surprising that risk events due to regulatory compliance is a top threat. because of this, there appears to be a wider adoption of the titled role chief risk officer (cro) than in other industries (signaling the importance of "risk management" as a major corporate priority).
the kpmg survey included 400 us ceos and 800 chief executives from europe and asia. the image below is a quick look at the most critical challenges and risks that us ceos are concerned about for the next three years. reputation risk and brand strengthening are two of the six top concerns.
protiviti: executive perspective on top risks for 2015.
protiviti's and nc state poole college of management's research was conducted at the end of 2014 and published in 2015. the findings were derived from interviews with 275 global executives across several industries. this report is very interesting with a lot of quick reference graphs. of great interest is that they segmented risks into categories: macroeconomic, strategic, and operational.
below is a look at the top five increasing risks that us ceos reported. concern about reputation impact once again tops the list. the entire report is filled with in-depth information and worth a read if you are interested in diving deeper into understanding the executive mindset around risk assessment.
this is the perfect time to review independent research on c-suite risk concerns and begin to prepare your strategy to update your web presence governance program (including websites, blogs, and social media governance plans).
the first step is to gather all of your 2015 web presence and social media governance documents and assess which elements of the plan worked well for the company's risk management strategy for 2015 and which did not.
the second step is to gather information about your c-suite's risk mitigation plan for 2016.
our next post will focus on the social media governance plan. then we will address conducting a strong social media audit.
to get a head start, you may want to review earlier brandle posts.
brandle's mission is to help enterprises manage risks that arise from websites and social media, and research findings help us understand what is top-of-mind for our customers. this allows us to provide the strongest risk mitigation grc tools (and social media monitoring tools) you need to protect your digital brand across your entire web presence.


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Tampa Magazine includes five TLo attorneys among its 2019 Top Lawyers ranking.
Over 88,000 lawyers are eligible to practice law in Florida, and more than 7,000 of them practice in Hillsborough County. Tampa Magazine's Top Lawyers list was created by a nomination ballot and voting by this group of local attorneys on behalf of their peers.

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tampa magazine includes five tlo attorneys among its 2019 top lawyers ranking.
over 88,000 lawyers are eligible to practice law in florida, and more than 7,000 of them practice in hillsborough county. tampa magazine's top lawyers list was created by a nomination ballot and voting by this group of local attorneys on behalf of their peers.


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Please tell me they're getting rid of the carnie attractions on the Midway.
What's your favorite Disneyland... Sound?
No one talking about the dream hour?
2008 Food and Wine Survey $10?
What's going on at DLR Dec 7th?
Does anyone know why Disneyland is staying open late in October?
Where did the Country Bears come from?
Who do you talk to about really bad food service?
New Policy - No "Professional Cameras"

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please tell me they're getting rid of the carnie attractions on the midway.
what's your favorite disneyland... sound?
no one talking about the dream hour?
2008 food and wine survey $10?
what's going on at dlr dec 7th?
does anyone know why disneyland is staying open late in october?
where did the country bears come from?
who do you talk to about really bad food service?
new policy - no "professional cameras"


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“We’re most drawn to photographs that take us somewhere we’ve never been before. Sometimes it’s largely due to a unique subject matter; other times, it’s thanks to a particular way of seeing. More often than not, it’s a mix of the two.
FOTOFILMIC FILM TALKS Interview #34: Read our interview (published April 7, 2018) with Ryota discussing many aspects of his analogue photographic practice, as well as influences and ultimate goals as a contemporary Alaskan-Japanese photographer.
Ryota Kaji Kajita is originally from Japan, completed his MFA degree in photography at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, worked at the University of Alaska Museum of the North as a collection photographer, and taught at the Joshibi University of Art and Design in Japan.
His photographs have been exhibited in the Japan Professional Photographers Society Exhibition (2011), Alaska’s Rarefied Light (2012, 2013 & 2015), The Aesthetica Art Prize (2012 & 2013), Aperture Summer Open (2014), Geo-Cosmos Content Contest (2014) of The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, FotoFilmic17 Winter Shortlist Show (2017) and other shows.
His photography series of “Ice Formation” is featured in the magazine “Photo Technique” (November/December 2012), “WIRED.com“ (August 2015), “城市画報-CITY ZINE-“ (January/Februray 2016), and is represented by Susan Spiritus Gallery in Newport Beach, California. His work became part of the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs and The Alaska Contemporary Art Bank in 2013. He was selected for Blue Sky 2013 Pacific Northwest Photography Viewing Drawers Program (“Drawers”) of the Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts, and won the Grand Prize in ONWARD Compe ’13 International Photography Competition, the Student Abstract Category Award in 2013 American Aperture Awards (AX3), Juror’s Selection / Director’s Honorable Mention / Livebooks Website Award in Natural World 2014 Nation Wide Juried Photography Competition of the Center for Fine Art Photography in Colorado. He was chosen for a finalist of Lens Culture’s Earth Awards 2015 and CENTER Project Launch Grant Juror’s Choice recipient 2017 chosen by juror Mazie Harris, Assistant Curator, Department of Photographs, J. Paul Getty Museum.
I began photographing the Ice Formations Series in 2010 and have continued to seek ice patterns that appear on the swamps, ponds, lakes and rivers of Interior Alaska. The patterns are mysterious and wondrous, delicate and ephemeral. They form quietly, change quickly and disappear while I find only a few. Each pattern is unique, and every season of ice formations is different. Going out and spending time on the ice over the past seven years, I feel the dynamic cycles of seasons as well as the changes in climate. I awaken to earth’s changes. The beautiful ice patterns are not intended for humans or other creatures to appreciate. They happen in nature. This makes me reflect on the wonders of nature and respect the environment. The beauty and wonder of everyday life is subtle, ephemeral and often too small to be noticed. Photography enables me to pay attention to those moments and subjects, take time to observe them and help me to understand my surroundings more intimately. Through photographs, nature reveals its subtle beauty to me. In the Ice Formations series, I hope to share these transient and small creations with others.
This series captures ice formations on the swamps, ponds, lakes and rivers of Interior Alaska. Many of the formations are frozen bubbles of gases such as methane and carbon dioxide trapped under ice. When water freezes, it turns into ice slowly from the surface and traps the gases. The bubbles and freezing temperatures create unique geometric patterns. The diameter of the ice formations in these photos range from 10 to 30 inches. Because methane gas is considered one of the fundamental causes of greenhouse effects, scientists in Alaska are researching these frozen bubbles in relation to the global climate change. The water also shows other beautiful patterns in fall and winter. Snow falls on lakes and rivers, freezes, melts, refreezes and creates unique organic patterns on ice. The vapor in the air freezes as frost and grows intricate ice crystals. I try to capture the beauty and the dynamic changes of water in nature. I use my medium format film camera and black and white film to capture these images, so that I scan the negative and tone digitally in Photoshop before creating prints on archival paper. Through the process of digital split-toning, the printed images have a slight tint of color. By minimizing colors, viewers can focus on the elegance of the forms and shading created by clear transparent ice and white frost.
When autumn wanes and winter arrives in Fairbanks, Alaska, I happily head outside to explore ice. Winter’s first ice patterns become a magnetic subject for me. The window of time to find ice patterns is brief, because all surfaces on the ground will be covered once snow falls. Wandering and looking for ice reminds me of boyhood treasure hunting. I used to run out into the woods after school and explore places that made up my neighborhood. My footprints over unknown areas marked adventure and enjoyment of my childhood. Going out into nature was fun and uplifting enough to fulfill my youthful curiosity. As an adult, photographing ice has its roots in my childhood experiences. In this spirit I strive to know the environment at a deeper level. Genuine curiosity propels me to actively engage the place where I live. It is a conversation between nature and me. The photograph is the treasure I gather from my surroundings. I hope that the dynamic changes of water captured in the Ice Formation Series will guide viewers to feel connected to nature, inspire their curiosity of natural phenomena, and invite them to explore the geometric beauty in the details of the organic patterns. The vital dialogue between a person and their surroundings can develop their thoughts on how they live in the place perhaps allowing them to face bigger issues like global climate change. Everything – even if it appears to be insignificant – connects to larger aspects of our Earth.
It is a lifelong journey to explore the places I choose to live, and to build deep relationship between the places and myself. My film cameras are my travel companions in the pursuit of this philosophy. They are vital devices which enable me to document my activities, to record my findings and feelings, to produce photographs expressing my visions, and to share them with others. . The slowness of film photography enables me to carefully pay attention to precious moments and subtle subjects, and to take more time to observe them intimately. Through my photographs, I often discover things that I didn’t notice at the time I made them photographed. I then examine and revisit the subjects or locations again, and take more photographs. This repetition helps me to deepen my understanding of the place, to become fond of the place, and to be a part of the place. Furthermore, cameras allow me to catch a precious moment that will never happen again. No two days or moments are alike. Everything is constantly changing in our everyday life. Cameras are brilliant device to capture the fragileness and ephemeralness in our world.
Our surroundings are not intended to be beautiful. They just exist as they are. Human being, however, can find beauty in them. Not only that, everyone has a distinct sense of beauty. The difference brings about the uniqueness of each person. We value and enjoy the diversity. I would like to share my own surprise and happiness when I find beauty in the land where I live. I believe that the success of my work is entirely dependent on whether I can sublimate my personal aesthetics into universal beauty by the aid of camera and photography.
Congratulations as well to Japanese photographer Ikuru Kuwajima for coming very close to winning the last SOLO IV Award with his documentary series ‘In the Circle of Ruins’, 2011-2015 exploring the out-of-this-world and rarely seen contemporary post-Soviet landscapes of Central Asia, Siberia and Transvolga with a cinematic force of arresting, sometimes terrifying beauty!
After growing up in Japan, studying in journalism in the University of Missouri, Columbia, Ikuru Kuwajima has been living and working on photographic projects in various post-Soviet countries the past 10 years. He participated in various group exhibitions: Noorderlicht (2011), Venice Biennale’s Central Asian Pavilion (2013), Fotografia Europea (2016), Boutographies (France, 2017). His artist books “Tundra Kids” and “I, Oblomov” were published in Vienna in 2015 and in Moscow in 2017, respectably.
From 2011 to 2015, I took journeys to the center of Eurasia, the sparsely populated former Soviet territory formed by the vast steppes, deserts, mountains, forests and tundra, and I constantly passed by ruins of various periods and cultures, some of which are hidden under the soils. These ruins are the fragments of the legacies that belong to not only the Soviet but also a number of ethnic groups and tribes, of which cultures either ceased to exist or went through substantial changes due to the rises and falls of the various tribes, khanates and empires.
Today, there has been a rise of cultural and political nationalism among various ethnic groups in the area encompassing the geographical European-Asian border. Locals get inspired from old histories, legends and oral stories, resuming their old rituals and applying their ethnic symbols to local events and architecture, though the Soviet legacies still dominate the city and village landscapes, as well as the mentalities of the people.
The series of cultural reconstructions are, in fact, the fusions of the past and presence, with which their futures are being intertwined. Each ethnos is forming a new representation of a collective identity and culture from the ruins of history. Here in Central Asia, Siberia and Transvolga, time flows to the rhythm of not only the Soviet but also Imperial Russia, Middle Ages and even pre-historic time.
This part of Eurasia reminded me of Borges’s “The Circular Ruins,” in which a man arrives in a ruin to create another man out of his dream and send the creation to another ruin, only to realize before his death that he was also a creation of someone’s dream.
During the trips I encountered a great number of ruins, both figuratively and physically, often in the lap of nature like in Borges’s story. It felt as if I were moving from one place to another, from one ruin to another, from one dream to another, wondering in a large circle of great ruins in the dreams of various people from different periods of time in this enormous territory that never seemed to end.
Film allows me to concentrate on the subjects I photograph. It allows me to previsualize the images, and over all the results are usually better, compared with shooting on digital. Also, I like the texture of the images on film.
Lastly we’re also pleased to congratulate Georgia photographer Clay Jordan for drawing high interest from the jurors with his series ‘Nothing’s Coming Soon’, a multi-faceted visual inventory of everyday life in the South shining a sublime light through existential greyness!
Clay Jordan is a photographer and musician who has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. He currently resides in Athens, Georgia.
Rarely do I venture out with a topic or subject in mind — I usually drive until I see something that compels me to stop, analyze, and possibly photograph for later perusal and consideration. Over time, the editing process yields a series of images that coalesce into a body of work with specific themes or preoccupations, in this case: aging, mortality, fate, and thwarted expectations.
Using film forces me to work in a measured, more contemplative manner. Because shooting with film is a more laborious process – as well as being more expensive – one is forced to slow down and make sure everything is correct (exposure, compensation, lighting, etc.) before pressing the shutter. I find my film photographs are often more successful and fully realized than my digital pictures because of the extra care taken.

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“we’re most drawn to photographs that take us somewhere we’ve never been before. sometimes it’s largely due to a unique subject matter; other times, it’s thanks to a particular way of seeing. more often than not, it’s a mix of the two.
fotofilmic film talks interview #34: read our interview (published april 7, 2018) with ryota discussing many aspects of his analogue photographic practice, as well as influences and ultimate goals as a contemporary alaskan-japanese photographer.
ryota kaji kajita is originally from japan, completed his mfa degree in photography at the university of alaska fairbanks, worked at the university of alaska museum of the north as a collection photographer, and taught at the joshibi university of art and design in japan.
his photographs have been exhibited in the japan professional photographers society exhibition (2011), alaska’s rarefied light (2012, 2013 & 2015), the aesthetica art prize (2012 & 2013), aperture summer open (2014), geo-cosmos content contest (2014) of the national museum of emerging science and innovation, fotofilmic17 winter shortlist show (2017) and other shows.
his photography series of “ice formation” is featured in the magazine “photo technique” (november/december 2012), “wired.com“ (august 2015), “城市画報-city zine-“ (january/februray 2016), and is represented by susan spiritus gallery in newport beach, california. his work became part of the seattle office of arts & cultural affairs and the alaska contemporary art bank in 2013. he was selected for blue sky 2013 pacific northwest photography viewing drawers program (“drawers”) of the oregon center for the photographic arts, and won the grand prize in onward compe ’13 international photography competition, the student abstract category award in 2013 american aperture awards (ax3), juror’s selection / director’s honorable mention / livebooks website award in natural world 2014 nation wide juried photography competition of the center for fine art photography in colorado. he was chosen for a finalist of lens culture’s earth awards 2015 and center project launch grant juror’s choice recipient 2017 chosen by juror mazie harris, assistant curator, department of photographs, j. paul getty museum.
i began photographing the ice formations series in 2010 and have continued to seek ice patterns that appear on the swamps, ponds, lakes and rivers of interior alaska. the patterns are mysterious and wondrous, delicate and ephemeral. they form quietly, change quickly and disappear while i find only a few. each pattern is unique, and every season of ice formations is different. going out and spending time on the ice over the past seven years, i feel the dynamic cycles of seasons as well as the changes in climate. i awaken to earth’s changes. the beautiful ice patterns are not intended for humans or other creatures to appreciate. they happen in nature. this makes me reflect on the wonders of nature and respect the environment. the beauty and wonder of everyday life is subtle, ephemeral and often too small to be noticed. photography enables me to pay attention to those moments and subjects, take time to observe them and help me to understand my surroundings more intimately. through photographs, nature reveals its subtle beauty to me. in the ice formations series, i hope to share these transient and small creations with others.
this series captures ice formations on the swamps, ponds, lakes and rivers of interior alaska. many of the formations are frozen bubbles of gases such as methane and carbon dioxide trapped under ice. when water freezes, it turns into ice slowly from the surface and traps the gases. the bubbles and freezing temperatures create unique geometric patterns. the diameter of the ice formations in these photos range from 10 to 30 inches. because methane gas is considered one of the fundamental causes of greenhouse effects, scientists in alaska are researching these frozen bubbles in relation to the global climate change. the water also shows other beautiful patterns in fall and winter. snow falls on lakes and rivers, freezes, melts, refreezes and creates unique organic patterns on ice. the vapor in the air freezes as frost and grows intricate ice crystals. i try to capture the beauty and the dynamic changes of water in nature. i use my medium format film camera and black and white film to capture these images, so that i scan the negative and tone digitally in photoshop before creating prints on archival paper. through the process of digital split-toning, the printed images have a slight tint of color. by minimizing colors, viewers can focus on the elegance of the forms and shading created by clear transparent ice and white frost.
when autumn wanes and winter arrives in fairbanks, alaska, i happily head outside to explore ice. winter’s first ice patterns become a magnetic subject for me. the window of time to find ice patterns is brief, because all surfaces on the ground will be covered once snow falls. wandering and looking for ice reminds me of boyhood treasure hunting. i used to run out into the woods after school and explore places that made up my neighborhood. my footprints over unknown areas marked adventure and enjoyment of my childhood. going out into nature was fun and uplifting enough to fulfill my youthful curiosity. as an adult, photographing ice has its roots in my childhood experiences. in this spirit i strive to know the environment at a deeper level. genuine curiosity propels me to actively engage the place where i live. it is a conversation between nature and me. the photograph is the treasure i gather from my surroundings. i hope that the dynamic changes of water captured in the ice formation series will guide viewers to feel connected to nature, inspire their curiosity of natural phenomena, and invite them to explore the geometric beauty in the details of the organic patterns. the vital dialogue between a person and their surroundings can develop their thoughts on how they live in the place perhaps allowing them to face bigger issues like global climate change. everything – even if it appears to be insignificant – connects to larger aspects of our earth.
it is a lifelong journey to explore the places i choose to live, and to build deep relationship between the places and myself. my film cameras are my travel companions in the pursuit of this philosophy. they are vital devices which enable me to document my activities, to record my findings and feelings, to produce photographs expressing my visions, and to share them with others. . the slowness of film photography enables me to carefully pay attention to precious moments and subtle subjects, and to take more time to observe them intimately. through my photographs, i often discover things that i didn’t notice at the time i made them photographed. i then examine and revisit the subjects or locations again, and take more photographs. this repetition helps me to deepen my understanding of the place, to become fond of the place, and to be a part of the place. furthermore, cameras allow me to catch a precious moment that will never happen again. no two days or moments are alike. everything is constantly changing in our everyday life. cameras are brilliant device to capture the fragileness and ephemeralness in our world.
our surroundings are not intended to be beautiful. they just exist as they are. human being, however, can find beauty in them. not only that, everyone has a distinct sense of beauty. the difference brings about the uniqueness of each person. we value and enjoy the diversity. i would like to share my own surprise and happiness when i find beauty in the land where i live. i believe that the success of my work is entirely dependent on whether i can sublimate my personal aesthetics into universal beauty by the aid of camera and photography.
congratulations as well to japanese photographer ikuru kuwajima for coming very close to winning the last solo iv award with his documentary series ‘in the circle of ruins’, 2011-2015 exploring the out-of-this-world and rarely seen contemporary post-soviet landscapes of central asia, siberia and transvolga with a cinematic force of arresting, sometimes terrifying beauty!
after growing up in japan, studying in journalism in the university of missouri, columbia, ikuru kuwajima has been living and working on photographic projects in various post-soviet countries the past 10 years. he participated in various group exhibitions: noorderlicht (2011), venice biennale’s central asian pavilion (2013), fotografia europea (2016), boutographies (france, 2017). his artist books “tundra kids” and “i, oblomov” were published in vienna in 2015 and in moscow in 2017, respectably.
from 2011 to 2015, i took journeys to the center of eurasia, the sparsely populated former soviet territory formed by the vast steppes, deserts, mountains, forests and tundra, and i constantly passed by ruins of various periods and cultures, some of which are hidden under the soils. these ruins are the fragments of the legacies that belong to not only the soviet but also a number of ethnic groups and tribes, of which cultures either ceased to exist or went through substantial changes due to the rises and falls of the various tribes, khanates and empires.
today, there has been a rise of cultural and political nationalism among various ethnic groups in the area encompassing the geographical european-asian border. locals get inspired from old histories, legends and oral stories, resuming their old rituals and applying their ethnic symbols to local events and architecture, though the soviet legacies still dominate the city and village landscapes, as well as the mentalities of the people.
the series of cultural reconstructions are, in fact, the fusions of the past and presence, with which their futures are being intertwined. each ethnos is forming a new representation of a collective identity and culture from the ruins of history. here in central asia, siberia and transvolga, time flows to the rhythm of not only the soviet but also imperial russia, middle ages and even pre-historic time.
this part of eurasia reminded me of borges’s “the circular ruins,” in which a man arrives in a ruin to create another man out of his dream and send the creation to another ruin, only to realize before his death that he was also a creation of someone’s dream.
during the trips i encountered a great number of ruins, both figuratively and physically, often in the lap of nature like in borges’s story. it felt as if i were moving from one place to another, from one ruin to another, from one dream to another, wondering in a large circle of great ruins in the dreams of various people from different periods of time in this enormous territory that never seemed to end.
film allows me to concentrate on the subjects i photograph. it allows me to previsualize the images, and over all the results are usually better, compared with shooting on digital. also, i like the texture of the images on film.
lastly we’re also pleased to congratulate georgia photographer clay jordan for drawing high interest from the jurors with his series ‘nothing’s coming soon’, a multi-faceted visual inventory of everyday life in the south shining a sublime light through existential greyness!
clay jordan is a photographer and musician who has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. he currently resides in athens, georgia.
rarely do i venture out with a topic or subject in mind — i usually drive until i see something that compels me to stop, analyze, and possibly photograph for later perusal and consideration. over time, the editing process yields a series of images that coalesce into a body of work with specific themes or preoccupations, in this case: aging, mortality, fate, and thwarted expectations.
using film forces me to work in a measured, more contemplative manner. because shooting with film is a more laborious process – as well as being more expensive – one is forced to slow down and make sure everything is correct (exposure, compensation, lighting, etc.) before pressing the shutter. i find my film photographs are often more successful and fully realized than my digital pictures because of the extra care taken.


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Some traders also use the term gap to refer to an opening price that is higher than the high (or lower than the low) of the preceding price bar (and “opening” gap).
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when the low of the current price bar is higher than the high of the preceding price bar or the high of the current price bar is lower than the low of the preceding price bar.
some traders also use the term gap to refer to an opening price that is higher than the high (or lower than the low) of the preceding price bar (and “opening” gap).
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The annual INBS 200 Club draw took place at a fundraising social event near Carrbridge on Friday 16 November.
On Thursday 23rd of August Ruth Davidson MSP came to Inverness, visiting the Tornagrain housing development before addressing a capacity crowd at a Scottish Conservatives lunch in Inverness itself.
Copyright 2019 Highland Conservatives. All rights reserved.

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the annual inbs 200 club draw took place at a fundraising social event near carrbridge on friday 16 november.
on thursday 23rd of august ruth davidson msp came to inverness, visiting the tornagrain housing development before addressing a capacity crowd at a scottish conservatives lunch in inverness itself.
copyright 2019 highland conservatives. all rights reserved.


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A totally restored example of Day’s ‘Small Moulded Chair’ originally designed for the dining area in the Royal Festival Hall at the 1951 Festival of Britain.
The steel rod frame and bent ply back/arms have been stripped & resprayed/polished to mint condition.
The seat & backrest have been re-upholstered with Mourne Check Granite textile designed by Day’s favoured modernist weaver Gerd Hay-Edie.

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a totally restored example of day’s ‘small moulded chair’ originally designed for the dining area in the royal festival hall at the 1951 festival of britain.
the steel rod frame and bent ply back/arms have been stripped & resprayed/polished to mint condition.
the seat & backrest have been re-upholstered with mourne check granite textile designed by day’s favoured modernist weaver gerd hay-edie.


text: In the second half of this extraterrestrial spectacular, Wyatt and Jake science at you, and they science at you HARD. Get ready for the story of life on Earth, Goldilocks zones, organisms living in improbably harsh conditions, DNA, GNC, moss piglets, James Cameron — this episode's got every piece of context you could ever need to understand life in the Universe AND SO MUCH MORE. Mind your scoop marks, shut the blinds, and enjoy the conclusion of this Superduperstitious Special Report on U.F.O.s!

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our mission should be to turn out to be an innovative supplier of high-tech digital and communication devices by furnishing price added structure, world-class producing, and service capabilities for jonway force , jonway motorcycle , jonway raptor , we however innovate our solution lists all of the time to satisfy the brand new demands and adhere to the most up-to-date development of the market in malta. we are ready to face the worries and make the improve to understand all the possibilities in international trade.
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Mangalorean RC parents seek alliance for their son aged 32 yrs. (March 1987), height 5'6", B.Sc. (Computer Science), working in a MNC in Mumbai.
Looking for a Mangalorean RC Spinster, preferably working in Mumbai with good family background.

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mangalorean rc parents seek alliance for their son aged 32 yrs. (march 1987), height 5'6", b.sc. (computer science), working in a mnc in mumbai.
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Photo, Print, Drawing [Sojourner Truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane] digital file from b&w film copy neg.
- Caption: I sell the shadow to support the substance. Sojourner Truth.
- Original carte de visite portrait is in the Library of Congress Manuscript Division, Sojourner Truth Collection (MMC). Manuscript Division copy negative is LC-MSS-35956-173.
- Available as copy photo in Prints & Photographs Division, BIOG FILE.
- Described in: Sojourner Truth : A life, a symbol / Nell Irvin Painter. New York : W.W. Norton, 1996, p. 187.
1 photographic print on carte de visite mount : albumen.
Sojourner Truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane . , 1864. [Detroit] Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/97513239/.
(1864) Sojourner Truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane . , 1864. [Detroit] [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/97513239/.
Sojourner Truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane . [Detroit] Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/97513239/>.
I sell the shadow to support the substance 1 photographic print on carte de visite mount : albumen ; 10 x 6 cm. | Photograph shows Sojourner Truth, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing slightly left.
Mrs. M. at the time of her marriage, 1884 1 photographic print on carte de visite mount : albumen. | Photograph shows bust portrait of Anna Rehan Murphy, wife of Patrick Francis Murphy.
[John G. Stephenson, full-length portrait, standing, facing right] 1 photographic print : albumen. | Photo shows John G. Stephenson, Librarian of Congress, 1861-1864.

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photo, print, drawing [sojourner truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane] digital file from b&w film copy neg.
- caption: i sell the shadow to support the substance. sojourner truth.
- original carte de visite portrait is in the library of congress manuscript division, sojourner truth collection (mmc). manuscript division copy negative is lc-mss-35956-173.
- available as copy photo in prints & photographs division, biog file.
- described in: sojourner truth : a life, a symbol / nell irvin painter. new york : w.w. norton, 1996, p. 187.
1 photographic print on carte de visite mount : albumen.
sojourner truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane . , 1864. [detroit] photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/97513239/.
(1864) sojourner truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane . , 1864. [detroit] [photograph] retrieved from the library of congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/97513239/.
sojourner truth, three-quarter length portrait, standing, wearing spectacles, shawl, and peaked cap, right hand resting on cane . [detroit] photograph. retrieved from the library of congress, <www.loc.gov/item/97513239/>.
i sell the shadow to support the substance 1 photographic print on carte de visite mount : albumen ; 10 x 6 cm. | photograph shows sojourner truth, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing slightly left.
mrs. m. at the time of her marriage, 1884 1 photographic print on carte de visite mount : albumen. | photograph shows bust portrait of anna rehan murphy, wife of patrick francis murphy.
[john g. stephenson, full-length portrait, standing, facing right] 1 photographic print : albumen. | photo shows john g. stephenson, librarian of congress, 1861-1864.


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How to open GNE file extension?
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Download Malware/viruses removal tool from GNE files in the Windows system.
What are the reasons of errors concerning GNE extension of files?
If GNE file does not open, firstly, it is worth using files associations built in the Windows system with application that can support them. In order to do it, you should double-click a GNE file icon. A list of programs that probably support such a file will appear. It is enough to choose one of them so that Windows would open a given extension with it. Incorrect file’s association will result in Windows trying to open GNE file with a wrong program all the time even if there is an appropriate application supporting this format on a drive. In this case, it is necessary to perform the above mentioned registry scanning and associations’ repair.
If associations are correct and Windows still cannot open the file, most probably the computer does not have appropriate software supporting files with name containing GNE in their extension. The solution to this problem is very simple. You should buy or download a free (if they exist) application that will allow you to open, browse and edit GNE format (You can also try to find more informations on FileInfo). It is no risk because many paid programs have free test versions enabling to check their functionality.

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how to open gne file extension?
gne files are incessantly popular. however, a file name containing gne file extension is problematic for some of the users. they have problems with correct opening of a file with gne extension. however, it should be remembered that gne file extension can match one or more types of files. the most popular is flickr php format but if there are others, you will find information concerning them below.
so, it is worth looking close at the problem concerning gne files and search for its solution.
a list of programs supporting files types with gne extension can be found below. applications are sorted according to appropriate operational systems and their popularity.
download malware/viruses removal tool from gne files in the windows system.
what are the reasons of errors concerning gne extension of files?
if gne file does not open, firstly, it is worth using files associations built in the windows system with application that can support them. in order to do it, you should double-click a gne file icon. a list of programs that probably support such a file will appear. it is enough to choose one of them so that windows would open a given extension with it. incorrect file’s association will result in windows trying to open gne file with a wrong program all the time even if there is an appropriate application supporting this format on a drive. in this case, it is necessary to perform the above mentioned registry scanning and associations’ repair.
if associations are correct and windows still cannot open the file, most probably the computer does not have appropriate software supporting files with name containing gne in their extension. the solution to this problem is very simple. you should buy or download a free (if they exist) application that will allow you to open, browse and edit gne format (you can also try to find more informations on fileinfo). it is no risk because many paid programs have free test versions enabling to check their functionality.


text: Convective heat transfer during hot pressing in wood-based composite panel manufacturing is widely accepted as the most important means of heat transport for resin curing. The rate of convective heat transfer to the panel core is controlled by its permeability. Permeability in the plane of the panel also controls the flow of vapor to the panel edges, thereby influencing the potential for panel "blowing". This research considers how flake thickness, flake alignment and changing mat density during hot-pressing influences OSB mat permeability, through its thickness and in the plane of the panel. Some previous research exists but it fails to address the affects of horizontal and vertical density gradients as well as flake alignment. An apparatus was designed to allow cold pressing of aligned flakes to desired densities while enabling permeability measurements through the mat thickness. An additional apparatus was designed to allow the measuring of permeability in the plane of the mat. These designs permitted permeability measurements in mats that had no vertical density gradient, allowing for the direct study of permeability versus density (compaction ratio). Superficial permeability was determined using Darcy's law and for each sample, multiple readings were made at five different pressure differentials. Permeability through the mat thickness was highly dependent on compaction ratio and to a lesser extent flake thickness. As the compaction ratio is increased, the initial reduction in permeability is severe, once higher compaction ratios are achieved the reduction in permeability is less pronounced. Permeability decreased with decreasing flake thickness. Permeability in the plane of the mat decreases with increasing compaction ratio but in a less severe manner than through the mat thickness. In this case, the permeability-compaction ratio relationship appears linear in nature. Again, permeability decreases with decreasing flake thickness.

lowercased: convective heat transfer during hot pressing in wood-based composite panel manufacturing is widely accepted as the most important means of heat transport for resin curing. the rate of convective heat transfer to the panel core is controlled by its permeability. permeability in the plane of the panel also controls the flow of vapor to the panel edges, thereby influencing the potential for panel "blowing". this research considers how flake thickness, flake alignment and changing mat density during hot-pressing influences osb mat permeability, through its thickness and in the plane of the panel. some previous research exists but it fails to address the affects of horizontal and vertical density gradients as well as flake alignment. an apparatus was designed to allow cold pressing of aligned flakes to desired densities while enabling permeability measurements through the mat thickness. an additional apparatus was designed to allow the measuring of permeability in the plane of the mat. these designs permitted permeability measurements in mats that had no vertical density gradient, allowing for the direct study of permeability versus density (compaction ratio). superficial permeability was determined using darcy's law and for each sample, multiple readings were made at five different pressure differentials. permeability through the mat thickness was highly dependent on compaction ratio and to a lesser extent flake thickness. as the compaction ratio is increased, the initial reduction in permeability is severe, once higher compaction ratios are achieved the reduction in permeability is less pronounced. permeability decreased with decreasing flake thickness. permeability in the plane of the mat decreases with increasing compaction ratio but in a less severe manner than through the mat thickness. in this case, the permeability-compaction ratio relationship appears linear in nature. again, permeability decreases with decreasing flake thickness.


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Foot care is one of the ignored but most important aspect of our overall health. Pixabay.
They go through a lot of wear and tear and are subject to infection, pains, etc.
The most important part that bears it all and carries it all, is hence subjected to the maximum wear and tear. Feet go through a lot of woes including pains, sweating, fungal infections, warts, ingrown toenails, corns, calluses, bunions, blisters. Except for some people who take care of their feet to beautify themselves, it is one of those parts taken for granted, by both men and women.
Feet diseases can occur because of injuries or other bodily diseases. Bacterial and fungal infections too can occur as feet are usually maintained in a dank and damp enclosure. A commonly known fungal disease, athlete’s foot, is one such condition that occurs due to poorly maintained feet.
An ideal footwear is one that is” not-ill-fitting and only comfortable”. The ideal footwear should cushion the feet without squeezing it excessively and distribute the entire weight of body onto both the soles. The features described are best found in a shoe with a rounded or boxy toe area and a modest heel at the most. But in the modern world, women often find themselves in high heels. Women hold the highest record of foot abuse by wearing medically unrecommended foot coverings since time known. It causes various deformities and conditions including bunions, calluses, corns, in growing nails etc. These even change the alignment of pelvic bones leading to an unfavorable impact during childbirth.The minute you experience heel pain while wearing those stylish shoes, do not take the extra effort in continuing to wear them but only in discarding them.
If you are a person with diabetes, check your feet regularly for any injury or ulcer. Timely intervention in such cases is always a great help.
It is important to add foot problems too to that long list of problems due to smoking. Smoking can reduce the blood circulation in feet.
Smoking can be really dangerous for our foot health.
Massage your feet gently and regularly. Avoid wearing tight-fitting shoes. Keep changing positions while sitting for long hours to avoid diminished blood circulation.
Consider foot health as part of your everyday routine. Wash them every day. Soak them in warm water (with soap too) for ten minutes on a weekly basis (at the least). This helps in cleaning the skin and nails and in maintaining soft skin.
Moisturization is sought by feet too. Do not forget to rub some petroleum free moisturizer on feet. It prevents cracks and dry skin.
Never walk barefoot, always wear clean footwear and try not to share your footwear with anyone else.

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foot care is one of the ignored but most important aspect of our overall health. pixabay.
they go through a lot of wear and tear and are subject to infection, pains, etc.
the most important part that bears it all and carries it all, is hence subjected to the maximum wear and tear. feet go through a lot of woes including pains, sweating, fungal infections, warts, ingrown toenails, corns, calluses, bunions, blisters. except for some people who take care of their feet to beautify themselves, it is one of those parts taken for granted, by both men and women.
feet diseases can occur because of injuries or other bodily diseases. bacterial and fungal infections too can occur as feet are usually maintained in a dank and damp enclosure. a commonly known fungal disease, athlete’s foot, is one such condition that occurs due to poorly maintained feet.
an ideal footwear is one that is” not-ill-fitting and only comfortable”. the ideal footwear should cushion the feet without squeezing it excessively and distribute the entire weight of body onto both the soles. the features described are best found in a shoe with a rounded or boxy toe area and a modest heel at the most. but in the modern world, women often find themselves in high heels. women hold the highest record of foot abuse by wearing medically unrecommended foot coverings since time known. it causes various deformities and conditions including bunions, calluses, corns, in growing nails etc. these even change the alignment of pelvic bones leading to an unfavorable impact during childbirth.the minute you experience heel pain while wearing those stylish shoes, do not take the extra effort in continuing to wear them but only in discarding them.
if you are a person with diabetes, check your feet regularly for any injury or ulcer. timely intervention in such cases is always a great help.
it is important to add foot problems too to that long list of problems due to smoking. smoking can reduce the blood circulation in feet.
smoking can be really dangerous for our foot health.
massage your feet gently and regularly. avoid wearing tight-fitting shoes. keep changing positions while sitting for long hours to avoid diminished blood circulation.
consider foot health as part of your everyday routine. wash them every day. soak them in warm water (with soap too) for ten minutes on a weekly basis (at the least). this helps in cleaning the skin and nails and in maintaining soft skin.
moisturization is sought by feet too. do not forget to rub some petroleum free moisturizer on feet. it prevents cracks and dry skin.
never walk barefoot, always wear clean footwear and try not to share your footwear with anyone else.