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Disclaimer: The photo albums in this Flickr account are not intended to be collections of my best hand-picked images. Such images are included but the vast majority of images, 4800 and counting, commingled amongst the few gallery-worthy images, are snapshots, bad shots and missed shots (the bad shots containing some element of the composition that strikes my fancy despite its flaws thus saving it from the Recycle Bin and the missed shots being those photos where the exposure and/or DoF were not completely appropriate). There is trip documentation and there are pure experiments (including multiple treatments of the same scene such as different angles, different post processing, different times of day, sunrise/sunset progressions, zoom progressions, etc.). This account is basically a secondary backup location with convenient captioning, titling & EXIF capabilities.
Since I have bombarded this account with a lot of Stater and Statersons content, I figured it would be good to change things up, so I figured now would be a good some for some NorCal content from last summer.
On my drive back from the PNW, I stumbled upon this former Grocery Palace Albertsons in Vacaville with many pieces of decor still intact. This store still has lots of original wall paneling, signage, flooring, and the overhang in the frozen food aisle and bakery department still intact.
This store obviously is no longer an Albertsons, but another familiar name... Lucky. For some context, Lucky started in NorCal, and many current Lucky locations were always Lucky in the first place, but when Albertsons acquired American Stores, or as we know here in California, Lucky, in 1999, all Lucky stores were rebannered as Albertsons. In 2006, the NorCal division of Albertsons wasn't doing so hot, which essentially led to the closure/sale of all Albertsons stores North of Paso Robles/Bakersfield in the state of California. When the original NorCal Albertsons division failed, Central Valley based Save Mart purchased many of the old NorCal division stores, and revived the Lucky name in the Bay Area. Today, there obviously is a new Albertsons NorCal division, just this time consisting of the Safeway stores Albertsons now owns instead of its own nameplate, and this time around, their NorCal division is much stronger and successful and likely isn't going anywhere.
Interestingly with this store, while almost all Save Mart Lucky stores are former American Store Lucky's, this one was actually an Albertsons. Until 1999, Albertsons essentially had no presence in the Bay Area, but Albertsons for a much longer period of time had stores in the Sacramento region and Central Valley, with this one being considered part of the Sacramento region, hence why this actually an original Albertsons which was built in 1988.
This store, and another store in Vacaville were the only two Save Mart Lucky stores that opened as an Albertsons before the Albertsons/Lucky merger. This store was never at one point an American Stores owned Lucky. All other Save Mart Lucky's are original Lucky's, or new-builds by Albertsons after the merger. Save Mart themselves have built one new-two new-build Lucky's and developed a new Lucky logo since, but one of these new-builds, in Livermore, has since unfortunately closed.
I also visit the other Vacaville Lucky, the other location however did not have as many cool former Albertsons elements intact, but maybe I will post about it one day.
This is a photograph from the SSE Airticity Dublin Marathon which was held in Dublin City, Ireland on Monday October 27th 2014 at 09:00. This is the 35th year of the SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon, which is run through the historic Georgian streets of Dublin, Ireland's largest and capital city. This photograph was taken in Dublin City Center Mount Street Canal Bridge which is just before the 26 mile mark on Mount Street.
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A ISCTE Business School (IBS) organiou a 16ª edição do IBS Career Forum (Feira de Emprego) nos próximos dias 6 e 7 de fevereiro, contando com a presença de 95 das maiores empresas recrutadoras em Portugal, a maior participação desde a sua génese. Este ano, o arranque do evento teve como convidados especiais, João Leão, Secretário de Estado do Orçamento, e Allan Katz, anterior embaixador dos Estados Unidos em Portugal. Confirmada está também a presença de 41 CEOs e Presidentes das maiores empresas a operar em Portugal num pequeno-almoço debate no dia inaugural do fórum. No segundo dia do evento, Miguel Cabrita, Secretário de Estado do Emprego, será o orador convidado e decorrerá um encontro com 25 Diretores de Recursos Humanos para apresentação e discussão de temas atuais ao nível do capital humano.
O IBS Career Forum ocorre depois de, no ano de 2018, a escola ter reforçado a sua visibilidade nacional e internacional, integrando o grupo dos 30 melhores mestrados em finanças do mundo e dos 70 melhores mestrados em gestão também na Europa, segundo os rankings do Financial Times. Um indicador de destaque nestes rankings é a avaliação do Career Services, com uma contribuição significativa das elevadas taxas de empregabilidade da escola – 95% para recém-licenciados e 99% para recém-mestres. Estes marcos apenas foram alcançados porque, em 2016, a escola obteve a acreditação AACSB, detida por menos de 5% das escolas de gestão a nível mundial.
Nas palavras de José Paulo Esperança, Diretor da ISCTE Business School, “o IBS Career Forum é um dos eventos bandeira da escola e reflete a nossa ligação ao tecido empresarial, o nível proximidade com a comunidade estudantil, a liderança no empreendedorismo e na inovação com várias startups e unicórnios presentes, o compromisso com a sustentabilidade e a responsabilidade social através do acolhimento de organizações de ação humanitária”. O responsável máximo da escola conclui que “o ingresso no mercado de trabalho é um momento crucial na vida dos nossos estudantes e este evento permite-lhes conhecer os diferentes recrutadores e carreiras profissionais, bem como as várias oportunidades de emprego”.
O IBS Career Forum é um evento líder de recrutamento em Portugal e junta os decisores de topo na área de recursos humanos de vários setores da economia, com destaque para a banca, os seguros, a auditoria e a consultoria, bem como o retalho, os serviços e a tecnologia. O evento será marcado por apresentações institucionais, por parte das empresas, que incluem os respetivos processos de recrutamento e seleção, pela realização de Speed Interviews (entrevistas com duração 5 minutos), e por Business Breakfasts (pequenos-almoços que juntam na mesma mesa recrutadores e estudantes).
O empreendedorismo é uma nota de destaque do evento com várias startups e scaleups, tais como a 360imprimir, e também “unicórnios”, tais como a Outsystems e a Talkdesk, a marcar presença. Ineditamente, estão presentes organizações não governamentais, como é o caso dos Médicos Sem Fronteiras e da ENTRAJUDA, num ano em que arranca um novo programa de pós-graduação em Ação Humanitária, estando também planeado para breve um Mestrado Internacional nesta temática."
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
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Il duomo di Santa Maria della Consolazione, nobile e austera, è impreziosita da capolavori dell’arte lapidea, come il magnifico portale, il grande rosone composto da archetti disposti a ruota e l’elegante bifora della massiccia torre campanaria. Su tutto aleggia uno spirito francese, frutto delle suggestioni percepite in Provenza da Filippo Sangineto che ha ingrandito la preesistente chiesetta normanna consacrando il nuovo edificio alla Madonna della Consolazione nel 1342. Il gusto è quello della corte angioina di Napoli, con riferimenti anche alle tradizioni normanna e svevo-cistercense. Questi ultimi influssi sono visibili nella decorazione dell’interno, che è a navata unica, la cui bellezza sta nell’effetto di sobrietà, e quasi di vuoto, che comunica. Tra le opere di pregio rimaste – le altre sono custodite al Museo Civico - ci sono il Monumento funerario di cavaliere ignoto (ignoto anche l’autore, probabilmente napoletano) databile alla prima metà del Trecento, e l’imponente Sepolcro dei Sangineto collocato nell’abside, realizzato intorno al 1360 forse dal Maestro Durazzesco e comunque in ambiente napoletano.
The Cathedral Santa Maria della Consolazione, noble and austere, is embellished with masterpieces of stone, like the magnificent portal, the great rose window made ready to wheel arches and mullioned window of the elegant bell tower. Over all hovers a French spirit, the result of suggestions received in Provence by Filippo Sangineto has enlarged the existing Norman church consecrating the new building at Santa Maria della Consolazione in 1342. The taste is that of the Angevin court of Naples, with references also to the traditions and the Swabian-Norman Cistercian. These influences are visible in the decoration of the interior, which has a single nave, whose beauty lies in the effect of sobriety and almost empty, that communicates. Among the noteworthy works of art remain - the others are kept at the Museum - we are the funerary monument of a knight unknown (unknown to the author, probably Naples) dating from the first half of the fourteenth century, and the imposing tomb of Sangineto placed in 'apse, built around 1360 by Maestro Durazzesco, and perhaps still in a Neapolitan.
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