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After dark when the shoppers have all gone home, Christmastime on Commerce Street in Tomball, Texas takes on a peaceful holiday feel.
La section locale des Conseillers du Commerce Extérieur de la France (CCEF) et le Bureau Ubifrance (BU) organisent le 3èmeGrand Prix VIE Espagne qui a eu lieu le 3 décembre à la Résidence de France à Madrid.
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La Sección española de Consejeros de Comercio Exterior de Francia y el equipo de UBIFRANCE, la Oficina Comercial de la Embajada de Francia en España, se alegran de poder anunciar el lanzamiento de la 3ª edición del Gran Premio Voluntarios Internacionales en Empresas (V.I.E.), que tuvo lugar el 3 de diciembre en Madrid.
Another laundromat picture.. Always fun to shot especally at night... so well lit and often eerily empty
Short and Sweet Holiday Pop-Up Shop 2014
Artisans: Prosperity Jewelry, Owners, Laura Bosse and Cat Zurchin
The Short & Sweet Holiday Shop 2014 is a pop-up craft market that features locally handcrafted gifts by greater Cleveland artisans.
Pop up shops are one-of-a-kind events that catalyze social engagement, commerce and bring vitality into local neighborhoods.
Pop-up shops may or may not repeat but when active, attract new opportunities and serve to strengthen local business and organization partnerships.
The 2014 Short & Sweet Holiday Shop market is hosted in collaboration with Art House, a community based educational organization founded in 1999 by local artists and residents dedicated to the belief that the arts enrich lives and help create better communities.
Featured 2014 Artisans:
Aaron Redko, Owner, Exquisite Glass
Laura Bosse and Cat Zurchin, Owners, Prosperity Jewelry
Michelle Behal, Owner, Bear Tracks Art
Sharon Martyn, Owner, Pane in the Glass
Location:
Short and Sweet Holiday Shop
@Art House
3119 Denison Ave
Cleveland, Ohio
2014 Details and Shopping Hours:
Fri thru Sun 12/5 - 12/7 & 12/12 - 12/14/2014
Fri 4:00pm - 8:00 pm
Sat & Sun 11:00am - 4:00pm
Visit The Short & Sweet Holiday Shop Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/shortandsweetholidayshop
Learn more about Art House at www.arthouseinc.org
Learn more about how you can create a Pop-Up Shop where you live at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop-up_retail
October 15, 2012 - "Using Transnational Commercial Contracts to Regulate Business" - PPR Fellow Fabrizio Cafaggi gave a Penn Program on Regulation Seminar on how transnational contracts can regulate international commerce. Cafaggi presented the contents of his recent paper regarding his research into transnational contracts and their impact upon business practices. Cafaggi found that transnational contracts typically incorporate measures to attempt to comply with measures set out by regulatory organizations like the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development whose own provisions cannot necessarily be enforced on their own, but through cooperation with larger corporations, may be enforced as contractual obligations between businesses. Cafaggi's upcoming book, entitled "Enforcement of Transnational Private Regulation". Cafaggi's work in transnational regulation is part of a larger body of work researching the subject hosted by the European University Institute and funded by the Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law (HiiL). Commentators in the seminar included Penn Law Professor Charles W. Mooney; Wharton Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics, David Zaring; and Associate Dean for International Affairs at Penn Law, Dr. Amy Gadsden.
Historic Ferguson Hall on the campus of Texas A&M University–Commerce in Hunt County, Texas. It was constructed 1924-25 as the Education Building and originally had an auditorium, classrooms, administrative offices and a gym. It is the oldest building on campus.
Texas A&M University–Commerce began as the East Texas Normal College in 1889 in Cooper, Texas as a private teachers' college. The school relocated to Commerce in 1894. The State of Texas acquired the school in 1917 and it became East Texas State Normal College. The name of the school changed numerous times (East Texas State Teachers College in 1923, East Texas State College in 1957 and East Texas State University in 1965) until it became part of the Texas A&M University System as Texas A&M University–Commerce in 1996.
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/22618
This image was scanned from a photographic proof in the University's historical photographic collection held by Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia.
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Commerce Resources was a participant of Zimtu Roadtrip 2014. The annual event brings mining executives and investors together in various European cities. In 2014, there were events in Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich and Geneva.
A tug pushes a single, empty barge down the North Branch of the Chicago River toward Wolf Point, seen from the Kinzie Street Dave Mathews Memorial Bridge.
I've sometimes gotten into debates with people over my belief that the transbasin diversion that reverses the flow of the river into the Mississippi basin should be closed. Those with whom I disagree always talk about the economic impact, and all the commerce that would be lost were the river not available for barge transport. I could cite figures, of course, but for the moment I look to these pictures. I compare this busy day on the Chicago River with those photos a week or so ago of the barges locking through Markland Dam on the actually busy Ohio.