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The Global Entertainment and Music Business students sit in to a unique opportunity as they gain knowledge from none other than Keith Harris, the manager of Stevie Wonder and the Director of Performer Affairs of the British collecting society PPL.
This guidebook to Mission Fed's products and services was printed out and given to each employee.
The #32 card stock with full bleeds look beautiful in the custom printed folders.
This print version was too difficult to update, and was eventually transferred to an online wiki.
GRound-Knowledge . One of the many street book salers in #Khartoum #sudan
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7 Steps to High Performance Teams Team Building Kuwait
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Images form day 1 and 2 of the 7 Steps to High Performance Teams Workshop.
Special Knowledge Forum in celebration of World Environment Day 2018 at ICIMOD. This Knowledge Forum is co-sponsored by the Royal Norwegian Embassy, the Nepali Times, Doko Recyclers and ICIMOD.
Photo: Jitendra Raj Bajracharya/ICIMOD.
2019-11-08: Charles Boamah, Vice President of the African Development Bank Group during the SVP Knowledge series on harassment program.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge" (A. Einstein)
..'cause
knowledge is limited
imagination encircles the world
Perhaps because of alchemy’s association with divine knowledge, Arabic alchemical treatises persistently appeal to secrecy: alchemists should avoid the transmission of recipes to greedy people whose main aim is to obtain riches rather than wisdom. As would their European followers several centuries later, Arabic alchemists used rhetorical tricks to conceal the secrets of the art from the uninitiated. In the introductory essay to his translation of the first 10 books of Jabir ibn Hayyan’s Kitab al-sab‘in (The Book of the Seventy), Pierre Lory underlines the author’s habit of “scattering knowledge” (tabdid al-‘ilm) by intentionally presenting alchemical procedures out of order so that only the initiated could understand how to read the text. Alchemical authors used a highly enigmatic language, marked by abundant metaphors and technical and allusive terminology, to describe their processes and ingredients. Like the Hellenistic alchemists before them, the Arabic alchemists referred to a metal by the name of the planet that was thought to exert influence over it, so that recipes included Moon for silver, Mercury for quicksilver, Venus for copper, Sun for gold, Mars for iron, Jupiter for tin, and Saturn for lead. Modern readers must bear in mind that even when the names of the alchemical ingredients appear identical to those used in modern chemistry, they rarely designate the same substance.