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Mazzali ha fornito l’arredo degli uffici della MAGNANI, azienda leader nelle soluzioni per l’imballo.
( armadio e madia 900, finitura laccato all’acqua, chiave Yale )
Mazzali furnished the executive offices of the new headquarter of MAGNANI, located in Parma, leader company in packaging solutions
( 900 wardrobe, water lacquered finish, Yale key )
So next week I start at a large cell phone company doing some stuff. I just thought you might want to know :-)
S. Mitra Kalita, WSJ deputy global economics editor, sat down with India's ambassador to the U.S., Meera Shankar, to talk about the relationship between the U.S. and India and their respective new administrations. Here are some edited excerpts:
WSJ: What is the status of the nuclear deal? There's been some concern that commercial contracts have stalled.
Ambassador Meera Shankar
.We are committed to taking this deal forward. We are engaged in some of the residual arrangements which have to be worked out. For instance on reprocessing (of the spent fuel), the nuclear deal provided that the U.S. agreed to this in principle but the arrangements would be mutually agreed upon after a request made by India. The request has been made by India and we hope to commence negotiations in July. Both sides have designated nodal points. We are about to commence negotiations and hope to then see progress on a concrete project.
WSJ: Does President Obama seem as committed to the deal as President Bush was?
He's very committed to the relationship. Secretary of State (Hillary) Clinton in her address to the India-U.S. Business Council pointed out that among those voting for the deal were Sen. Barack Obama, Sen. Joe Biden and Sen. Hillary Clinton.
WSJ: What's your assessment of Barack Obama's relationship with India?
This administration would like to build on the gains which have been made. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's remarks said it's a relationship which has moved forward under two administrations -- initially under the Clinton administration when he was president and then carried forward by the Bush administration. She hopes to take the relationship to the third level.
WSJ: What is India's agenda for Secretary of State Clinton's upcoming trip to India?
This is going to be a key visit after our elections. We want to extend cooperation to sectors such as education, health, science and technology, while consolidating the gains which have been made in areas such as the nuclear energy deal.
WSJ: There has been concern that some measures by the U.S. would be seen as protectionist, even a reversal of policy toward India. Your thoughts?
In a situation of global economic downturn, it is all the more necessary that the pathways for trade and investment remain open. From India's point of view, we'd like to see that we have a framework in place that facilitates the growth and doesn't act as a constraint. The relationship has been growing steadily. Trade has doubled in four years, and investment flows now are in both directions. Two studies released recently, by the India Brand Equity Foundation and the Confederation of Indian Industry, point out that over the last few years, the India-U.S. relationship had created more than $100 billion in value to the U.S. economy and created 300,000 jobs, both directly and indirectly. This includes goods which India has purchased from the U.S. and it includes investment which has flowed from India to the U.S. and includes the enhancement of the competitiveness of U.S. companies by virtue of using synergies with Indian companies.
Another study by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry more narrowly focused on investment shows that in the last two years, foreign direct investment by Indian companies in the U.S. market is more than U.S. foreign direct investment in India. This has generated 30,000 jobs in the U.S. directly and many more indirectly. We are looking here at the benefits of outsourcing.
WSJ: Is India on the path to being a superpower?
India is not a superpower. I don't think we have aspirations to be a superpower. By virtue of our scale and the growth of our economy and the stability of institutions in India, India is poised to emerge as a significant actor in global affairs. But let us also remember that large portions of the Indian population will continue to be relatively poor. The overall scale of the economy will be huge, but per capita incomes will still be relatively low. This is a dimension which Indian politics has to take into account and be sensitive to.
WSJ: Could that result in India not entering discussions of geopolitical importance? Why did Prime Minister Manmohan Singh not speak up about the protests over Iran elections, for example?
India has really adopted a policy which seeks to avoid interfering directly in internal developments in other countries. We subscribe to democratic values and to a very vigorous democratic framework. The best way to promote this is through positive programs for democratic institution-building. We have contributed to the U.N. Democracy Fund, for example, and we have helped countries on constitutional issues and training in electoral practices.
WSJ: What are the key areas of reforms coming up?
The emphasis will be on the government managing the impact of the global economic crisis, which has led to a moderation of growth in India. We still have growth and are relatively better off. We want to ensure through a series of measures that domestic demand expands and that we can manage the impact of the crisis without a sharp deceleration in growth.
The next objective would be to get back to a high growth path of 8%-10%.
Then in terms of the government's articulated program, it would be important to ensure that growth is inclusive and target the ability of the government to delivery.
After the Mumbai terrorist attacks, the government has announced a slew of measures to enhance the internal administrations' ability to deal with security.
Development of infrastructure, which has been seen as a key constraint to India achieving its economic objectives of a high-growth path, will be a priority. We should expect more investment in the range of infrastructure sectors.
WSJ: How has globalization changed the nature of diplomacy? Most Americans have heard of India by now and have access to information, arts, culture, business. How does this change your job?
Diplomacy has become more broad based. It is no longer limited to issues of strictly speaking national security or geopolitical aspects. It embraces trade and business relations. It embraces educational contacts, cultural contacts, cooperation between scientific communities,
The whole definition of diplomacy has broadened. The connections are at multiple levels as well as the government to government interaction, which leads but is also changed or influenced by these other connections.
This vehicle was on ESCC Contracted Route 96 from Bexhill Town Center to Cooden and Little Common, and was seen passing the closed old Bexhill West Railway Station, which is now an Antiques Center and Auction House, once famous for being visited by TV's Drew Pritchard of Salvage Hunters fame.
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Bedfords 52484 R184 DNH had started out as part of the Coachlinks fleet, used on limited stop services to places including London and Birmingham. Later relegated to Schoolbus work a large batch were upseated to 70 (3+2 seating) all were Bedford based for a extensive network of contracts, along side the Harpur Trust Olympians Bedford had a sizeable fleet plus buses on more usual schools jobs. Firstly the Harpur Trust routes were lost, now the Big Yellow have gone after the end of the 2014/5 school year and tenders lost. 52124 had departed to Scotland for spares but the most have now gone to Ensignbus for resale.
Lux Bus S.A, Cambrils operate this pair of Irizar PB bodied Volvo B12B coaches.
8264 BVF dates from 2002 and 0170 DWY from 2006.
They carry contract livery for Anex Tour, the Turkish owned holiday company and are seen in Salou in July 2019.
the ability to choose and arrange the rainbow's spectrum can be transformed into an intellectual motif -- the rainbow of consciousness and the explosion of the individual within the whole.
all of us are born into this social contract of humanity. we don't have any choice about this. we are raised and reared within the boundaries of these social contracts.
currently, in this part of the world, there is a loosening of the moral and religious hold on sexuality and the range of the human heart's ability to be bigger than the limited and challenging gender roles of the past.
both sexes, men and women, are starting to understand themselves inside a much greater context and understanding than we think the past afforded.
it is just one of the outgrowths of a materialized capitalistic system of social contracting.
with moving imagery and invisible worlds now firmly entrenched across the country, the powerful syndrome of "the emperor who wore no clothes" can take full effect.
in the original tale, the narrative stops short on the exclamation of a small girl child who says, "but, mommy, he's not wearing any clothes!"
and of course, the moral right and the rigid uptight sexual judgers all come down on the period with their verdict -- which really is that the emperor has been cheated and defrauded in front of everyone.
but we already know of this lesson.
so perhaps we really should be asking where our true naked leaders are -- not the one who got cheated and defrauded and paraded in front of his subjects by clever tailors. we should be asking where our naked leaders of greatness and awesomeness and full human glory might be.
we really should be considering the idea that our leaders shouldn't need to be covered up in metaphorical or physical buffers and boundaries.
but our leaders are weapons manufacturers and drug dealers and pornographers.
our leaders spread disease and pestilence and cause wars in other countries.
our leaders are not rainbow warriors. they are gold and diamond collectors. they use time and drugs to rule and reign. they use entertainment and news to delight and bemuse.
we are the fire children.
we love our energy.
but we don't worship the sun like we used to in the alleged past.
we worship ourselves.
and this worship of the self is the exploding dahlia.
we are these dahlias floating through space. and each of us explode one day.
Emil Anderson Construction Inc. has been awarded the contract for a four-laning project on the Trans-Canada Highway that will improve safety, efficiency and capacity along this section of Highway 1. The Illecillewaet four-laning project, approximately 42 kilometres east of Revelstoke, includes 2.0 kilometres of highway widening, expanding the existing brake check area to accommodate up to 15 trucks and adding acceleration and deceleration lanes for commercial vehicles entering or leaving the brake check. Work is expected to get underway next month, with completion in spring 2022.
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Project Management Team signing project contract.
From Left to Right: David Dow (Diamond Schmitt Artchitects), Darren Becks (St. Jerome's University), Art Winslow (Graham Construction).
Schumacher Bus Lines was contracted by the Catholic Diocese of Timmins to provide a shuttle to the St. Anthony's Cathedral in Downtown Timmins from the old St. Alphonsus Church in Schumacher for evening services, shortly after the Schumacher church was closed.
Schumacher used this bus, 216, a 1994-1996 GMC Vandura with a Blue Bird Micro-Bird body for the shuttle. This bus was retired a year later. Schumacher went out of business in 2010 after a new system for school bus contracting was implemented in Northeastern Ontario.
IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano and Mr. Sergei Kiriyenko, Head of the State Atomic Energy Corporation (Rosatom) at a signing ceremony between IAEA and Russia’s Fuel Reserve Agreement and Contract. Vienna, Austria, 29 March 2010
Copyright: IAEA Imagebank
Photo Credit: Dean Calma/IAEA
Abellio London operates contract bus services for Transport for London and is owned by the Netherlands Railway (NS).
8115 (KX56 HCZ) is a 2006 TransBus Dart with a TransBus Pointer 8.8 metre 24 seat body.
Abellio 8115 on route U9 at Uxbridge station on Thursday, September 26th, 2013.
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Ink wash, quill, and primer on paper
7 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches
I did this piece this week for the "We are Going to Eat You, Too" show at the MINT Gallery this weekend.
As soon as I heard about the show, I knew I had to rep Brian De Palma's "Phantom of the Paradise". I first encountered this movie on the FXM channel in the afternoons after I got home from high school. I could not manage to catch this movie in its entirety, which only added to the incomprehensible weirdness of the thing. This movie is so crazy!!! Definitely see it if you haven't.
This particular scene involves the Phantom watching footage of a character selling his soul to the devil, who appears as a reflection in his bathroom mirror. I knew I wanted to use this scene from the start, but as I worked on it, I began to recognize the significance of this scene to my own beliefs as a then-Christian regarding things like original sin and the presence of evil in the world.
There's a lot of layers of watching and objectifying and externalizing in this image, and I guess the message isn't %100 clear if you've not seen the whole movie, because the Phantom is, up until this scene, unknowingly under the same contract to the devil. So in a sense, he's watching something that he's thoroughly, though perhaps unwillingly, a part of. This is a little how I see humankind's place in everything.