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Had to record this bit of typical Southern California social life a few days ago at the car wash.
(Taken with my Blackberry and promptly put back in my pocket)
180608-N-WF810-003 USTKA, Poland (June 8, 2018) Romanian marines assigned to 307th Infantry Battalion pilot a rigid-hulled inflatable boat during search and rescue operations for exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2018, June 8. BALTOPS is the premier annual maritime-focused exercise in the Baltic region and one of the largest exercises in Northern Europe enhancing flexibility and interoperability among allied and partner nations. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Adam C. Stapleton/Released)
Photo: Victoria Francis.
Published in: Community Eye Health Journal Vol. 17 No.51 OCTOBER 2004 www.cehjournal.org
More than 30 media and communications firms were represented at October's School of Communication Internship Fair co-sponsored by the Hofstra Career Center.
Miguel Angel Maldivia, um reconhecido artista visual italiano, estará presente na ESAD para uma conferência e workshop, no âmbito do Mestrado em Design da Comunicação.
「映月」茶具精緻禮盒
以壺象徵明月
以簍刻袖套譬喻窗花
這包裝好似月光在典雅窗花後映現出來的模樣
而細紗提把則透露著些許隱約風情
讓中國女性的陰柔神祕韻味
緩慢而巧妙地 彷彿隨著茶香傳送出來
◎本產作品同時獲得金點設計標章認可
Axons project out from the ventral nerve cord (source), traverse the body wall muscles (as highway cables) and form synapses at specific points (destination). Insets highlight the source, highway cables and destination. Credit: Saumitra Dey, Serpe Lab, NICHD/NIH
While caching in Thornhill today, Paul and I came across a construction site with one of those Bell Telephone boxes you see on the street. This one was wide open and it's internals spilling out.
So colourful, so I had to stick my lens in here.
I went up to the top of Mount Cargill this afternoon, it was surprisingly calm up there..usually it's cold and windy!
SHAWNA LI
MDes Communication Design – School of Design
Shawna Li, 'Invasion: From Concentration to Disorder', 2023
Typeface design used for the visual identity of the exhibition Post, Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art, 1 July- 5 August
‘Invasion: From Concentration to Disorder’ is an experimental typeface and graphic work about how smartphones affect our reading concentration. Through graphic design, Shawna aims to illustrate the disruption caused by mobile phones and other electronic devices on people’s reading process – from concentration to disorder – and to arouse critical thinking and reflection on the impact of the digital age on the classic era of paper media.
IMO’s Polar Code helps ensure that ships operating in the harsh Arctic and Antarctic areas take into account extremes of temperature and make sure critical equipment remains operational. Draft guidance for navigation and communication equipment intended for use on ships operating in polar waters is expected to be finalized by the current session of the Sub-Committee on Navigation, Communications and Search and Rescue (NCSR 6, 16-25 January). The guidance will include recommendations on temperature and mechanical shock testing, and on how to address ice accretion and battery performance in cold temperatures.
The Sub-Committee will also consider the work of the fourteenth meeting of the Joint IMO/ITU Experts Group on maritime radiocommunication matters. The meeting will finalize the draft IMO position on maritime radiocommunication matters for submission to the World Radiocommunication Conference 2019 (WRC-19), to be held in November. The availability of interference-free parts of radio spectrum, dedicated for maritime radiocommunication and radionavigation purposes, is essential to ensure the safety and security of shipping.
The Sub-Committee will continue its work on a number of key agenda items, including the ongoing work to modernize the Global Maritime Distress and Safety system (GMDSS). The mandatory GMDSS was adopted in 1988 to ensure full integration of maritime radio and satellite communications so that distress alerts can be generated from anywhere on the world’s oceans. The modernization plan aims to update the provisions, including allowing for the incorporation of new satellite communication services.
On e-navigation matters, the meeting will focus on harmonization and standardization which is key for the effective implementation of the e-navigation strategy. The Sub-Committee will further develop the description of various maritime services coordinated by different organizations with the view to enhance harmonization; and draft guidelines on standardized modes of operation, or S-mode, which will improve standardization of the user interface and information used by seafarers.
On search and rescue matters, the Sub-Committee will consider recommendations from the latest regular International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)/IMO Joint Working Group. IMO works closely with ICAO on the harmonization of aeronautical and maritime search and rescue. The meeting is expected to validate a revised model course on SAR Mission Coordinator.
Amongst other regular agenda items, the Sub-Committee will review proposed new and amended ships' routeing measures, consider updates to Maritime Safety Information (MSI) related provisions and will discuss matters relating to the functioning and operation of the Long-Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT).
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim opened the session, which is being chaired by Mr. Ringo Lakeman (Netherlands).
IMO’s Polar Code helps ensure that ships operating in the harsh Arctic and Antarctic areas take into account extremes of temperature and make sure critical equipment remains operational. Draft guidance for navigation and communication equipment intended for use on ships operating in polar waters is expected to be finalized by the current session of the Sub-Committee on Navigation, Communications and Search and Rescue (NCSR 6, 16-25 January). The guidance will include recommendations on temperature and mechanical shock testing, and on how to address ice accretion and battery performance in cold temperatures.
The Sub-Committee will also consider the work of the fourteenth meeting of the Joint IMO/ITU Experts Group on maritime radiocommunication matters. The meeting will finalize the draft IMO position on maritime radiocommunication matters for submission to the World Radiocommunication Conference 2019 (WRC-19), to be held in November. The availability of interference-free parts of radio spectrum, dedicated for maritime radiocommunication and radionavigation purposes, is essential to ensure the safety and security of shipping.
The Sub-Committee will continue its work on a number of key agenda items, including the ongoing work to modernize the Global Maritime Distress and Safety system (GMDSS). The mandatory GMDSS was adopted in 1988 to ensure full integration of maritime radio and satellite communications so that distress alerts can be generated from anywhere on the world’s oceans. The modernization plan aims to update the provisions, including allowing for the incorporation of new satellite communication services.
On e-navigation matters, the meeting will focus on harmonization and standardization which is key for the effective implementation of the e-navigation strategy. The Sub-Committee will further develop the description of various maritime services coordinated by different organizations with the view to enhance harmonization; and draft guidelines on standardized modes of operation, or S-mode, which will improve standardization of the user interface and information used by seafarers.
On search and rescue matters, the Sub-Committee will consider recommendations from the latest regular International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)/IMO Joint Working Group. IMO works closely with ICAO on the harmonization of aeronautical and maritime search and rescue. The meeting is expected to validate a revised model course on SAR Mission Coordinator.
Amongst other regular agenda items, the Sub-Committee will review proposed new and amended ships' routeing measures, consider updates to Maritime Safety Information (MSI) related provisions and will discuss matters relating to the functioning and operation of the Long-Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT).
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim opened the session, which is being chaired by Mr. Ringo Lakeman (Netherlands).
Traditional collaboration processes come with several challenges. Check the infographic to know why it is essential for your company to use a secure team communication app to drive business collaboration in a protected and productive environment.
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I hear communication is the key to a good relationship. I'll leave it to your imagination to figure out what is being communicated in this image.
Copyright: Jan Gleisner at silentcommunication
License: Creative commons - free to use and publish with backlink to: www.silentcommunication.org/
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Wissensbilanz 2005, Universität für Bodenkultur Wien, August 2006
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Leasing mountaintops to house communication towers helped support public school construction, county services and other beneficiaries of state trust lands. Photo: DNR.