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CASA VANZO - struttura ricettiva extra alberghiera
Fondazione I.R.P.E.A. - Padova
Progetto: arch. Santelli Nazzareno, Santelli Andrea e Rampado Diego
General Contractor: Tecnoffix Interior
Mazzali ha realizzato gli ambienti notte e studio.
Armadio: modello 900, tamburato con massello di abete, essenza di rovere, verniciatura all’acqua e ingnifuga
Letti e Comodini: multistrato, essenza di rovere, verniciatura all’acqua e ingnifuga
Scrittoi: multistrato, essenza di rovere, verniciatura all’acqua e ingnifuga
Boiserie: multistrato, essenza di rovere, verniciatura all’acqua e ingnifuga
VANZO – extra hotel accommodation
Foundation I.R.P.E.A. - Padova
Design: arch. Nazzareno Santelli, Andrew Santelli and Rampado Diego
General Contractor: Interior Tecnoffix
Mazzali has created the night and study spaces.
Technical card:
Cabinet: Model 900, with honeycomb sandwich panel with solid wood frame, oak, water and fire resistant painting
Beds & Tables: plywood, oak, water and fire resistant painting
Desks: plywood, oak, water painting water and fire resistant painting
Boiserie: plywood, oak, water and fire resistant painting
This exercise provides training across the spectrum of OCS readiness from requirements and development of warfighter staff integration and synchronization through contract execution supporting the joint force commander. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Tech. Sgt. Chad Chisholm/Released)
MAZZALI Contract: “LA STECCA”, residenza universitaria di Imt Alti Studi Lucca
"La Stecca", l'imponente immobile originariamente parte del complesso del convento di San Francesco, è sede dell’ IMT (Istituzioni, Mercati, Tecnologie) Istituto di Alti Studi , un istituto statale di istruzione universitaria, di ricerca e di alta formazione.
Mazzali ha realizzato:
100 camere residenziali per docenti, ricercatori e studenti.
16 spazi ufficio e multimediali.
MAZZALI Contract : “ LA STECCA ” IMT campus, Lucca.
IMT is an Institute for Advanced Studies that aims to push the frontiers of knowledge and to contribute to the formation of international professional elites for business and institutions.
Mazzali made:
N° 100 short to medium term housing bedrooms for professors, students and visitors;
N° 16 office spaces for faculty and staff
The beautifully and painstakingly restored complex includes the San Francesco Church (to be used for major events), the Guinigi Chapel (for seminars and smaller events), the "Sala delle Colonne" (for seminars and meetings), classrooms, residential facilities for students, short- to medium-term housing for visiting faculty, office spaces for faculty and staff, the canteen, and numerous internal and external areas for study and socialization. PhD students who qualify for a scholarship are offered free housing in the San Francesco complex, while all students and faculty have free access to the canteen.
IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano hands over the IAEA Collaborating Centre plaque to Philippe Corréa, Director of the National Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology (INSTN) held at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna, Austria on 25 May 2016.
from left to right: Patrick Dominique Brisset, Industrial Technologist, Division of Physical and Chemical Sciences, Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications, HE Ms. Marion Paradas, Resident Representative of France to the IAEA, Philippe Corréa, Yukiya Amano, Jean-Pierre Cayol, Departmental Programme Coordinator, Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications, Paul Livolsi, INSTN, Liaison Officer for the Collaborating Centre, Jean-Christophe Conte from the French Permanent Mission and Natalie Colinet, Section Head, Research Contracts Administration Section, Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Ethereum smart contract is a program that is validated and executed on the blockchain. The output of running the program usually involves a transfer of value in Ether (ETH) or the respective token. #Ethereum #smart #contracts are validated by the miners, who earn a reward for the same. When the Ethereum smart contracts are implemented on an interactive tool to develop applications, it called Decentralized Application. The applications are decentralized because their execution and validation involve a democratic consensus mechanism.
Contracted image from the 2007 Annual Yoga Journal Conference in San Francisco, CA 01-20-07 and 01-21-07.
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In a debate with Presidents Michel and von der Leyen, MEPs called for continued support for Ukraine and a common EU response to the US inflation reduction act.
“We are seeing more examples of Russia’s strategy of terror in Ukraine but its people will continue to resist and the EU will support their efforts”, said European Council President Charles Michel. He added that the EU must rapidly boost the competitiveness of European companies so they can compete with those in the USA and China that receive massive state aid. President Michel also highlighted the significant progress made in the EU’s coordinated response to high energy prices and underlined the importance of the upcoming reform of the electricity market, talks on migration and the need to strengthen sanctions against Iran for its continued repression of its citizens. “2023 will be a key year for the European project”, he concluded.
On Russia’s war against Ukraine, the Commission President said that “we need strength and resolve”. Europe has shown unity and joint efforts, for example regarding energy, have paid off, with gas prices now lower than before the invasion and gas storage at 80%. “For this winter we are safe, but we now have to prepare for the next one”, she continued and announced that the first energy supply contracts will be signed before summer.
To boost the competitiveness of Europe’s industry, President von der Leyen presented the “Green Deal industrial plan”, based on four pillars: speed and access, by simplifying and fast-tracking procedures; boosting investment in clean tech production by temporarily adapting state aid rules; supporting workers to improve their skills set to create good and well-paid jobs; and trade agreements to secure strong and resilient supply chains.
MEPs welcomed the EU’s continued support for Ukraine‘s stand against Russia’s aggression. They were convinced the European model will prevail over the Russian dictatorship, because Europe puts people first and does not use them to push through the will of a political leader.
Some MEPs demanded an increase in support for the most vulnerable during the cost of living crisis, and to ensure better conditions for platform workers. Others welcomed the Commission‘s action plan for European industry and called for an EU fund in response to the US inflation reduction act.
Some MEPs suggested better targeting of EU subsidies and more investment in research and development, a major prerequisite for improving the EU’s competitiveness. On the green transition, several MEPs urged the EU to maintain the momentum and advance the work set out in the European green deal.
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The Center on Law and Finance and The University of Chicago Business Law Review are delighted to present a Symposium honoring the 30th anniversary of Judge Frank H. Easterbrook and Professor Daniel R. Fischel's book The Economic Structure of Corporate Law. This collection of articles examines the corporation through the nexus of contracts paradigm. Easterbrook and Fischel shed important light on major corporate law debates, including the market for corporate control, insider trading, disclosure rules, and appraisal rights. The Symposium will pay tribute to Easterbrook and Fischel's contributions by inviting scholars from around the country to present a range of perspectives on their work.
This is an interesting place. I do like a petrol station with independent branding and this has only been one for a short while having previously been branded Gulf. Back in 2008 in the earliest Streetview shot it was a derelict former British Benzol site with pole sign still standing and the carcass of a car almost unrecognisable on the forecourt. It looks very much like there was a fire here and indeed there was just three months before that initial Streetview shot was taken.
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/oxfordshire/8647289.stm
Soon after the rebuilding took place and in time it was nicely resurrected as a Gulf site. That Gulf contract clearly didn't last too long as for the last few years it has been an independent and apparently the cheapest fuel in the area and highly regarded by its customers. The tanker making delivery at the time I passed by is also interesting, XPO Logistics are an American company with business in eighteen different countries including clearly the UK. They have a very cool website
Here's the Streetview showing the burnt out site when branded British Benzol
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6341772,-1.2790393,3a,80.4y,253...
The Golden Triangle Regional Library Consortium (GTRLC) welcomed 17 new libraries this week as the Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System and the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System joined ranks with 23 other libraries in the consortium.
During a contract signing on March 7, Dr. Mark Keenum, Mississippi State University President, welcomed the new libraries and thanked the directors and board members for their confidence in the MSU Libraries and for their vision and commitment to providing the best possible service and resources to their patrons.
The Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System serves Mississippi’s Attala, Holmes, Leake, Montgomery and Winston counties, while the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System manages collections for the communities of Columbus, Artesia, Crawford, and Caledonia, Mississippi.
“This is a very exciting time for our patrons and for what our library system can offer to the citizens of Attala County,” said Richard Greene, Executive Director of the Mid-Mississippi RLS. “This library resource sharing consortium will bring the collections of 38 libraries to the finger tips of our Attala County customers.”
“Being a member of the GTRLC means that we can bring a world of information to the citizens of Lowndes County,” said Alice Shands, Director of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System. “No longer are Lowndes County citizens limited to only the informational resources we can afford to purchase. Membership in the GTRLC provides an exponential increase in the amount of information our patrons may now access.”
The GTRLC was established in 1993 as a means of increasing the sharing of resources (access to one database which would contain all of the holdings within the Golden Triangle area) and automation costs as well as the sharing of technical expertise. The mission of the Consortium is to provide a central database that customers can utilize to provide easy access to resources available in the Golden Triangle Region. Building upon the success of the venture between charter members Mississippi State University and Mississippi University for Women, the Consortium continues to impact libraries and provide exceptional service to its members.
“We are very pleased to have the Columbus-Lowndes Library System and the Mid-Mississippi Regional Library System join the GTRLC,” said MSU Libraries Administrator of Systems, Stephen Cunetto. “With these additions, the Consortium, the only one of its kind in the State, now includes 40 libraries, including academics, publics, and school libraries.”
Since its establishment, Starkville High School, Tombigbee Regional Library System, Oktibbeha – Starkville Public Library, and the East Mississippi Community College Libraries have joined the consortium. Training and ongoing development and support for the Consortium is handled by the Mississippi State University Libraries.
For more information on the Golden Triangle Regional Library Consortium, please visit library.msstate.edu/GTRLC.
The Indigo contract was signed on 16 June 2015 at the Paris air and space show by Magali Vaissiere, ESA’s Director of Telecommunications and Integrated Applications, and Stephen Spengler, CEO at Intelsat, in the presence of Serge Van Herck, Newtec's CEO (left) and Jean-jacques Dordain, ESA Director General (right).
New technologies to help fully exploit the capabilities of the next generation of high-throughput telecom satellites will be developed under a public–private partnership between ESA and global satellite operator Intelsat.
The Indigo project will develop new ground segment innovations that maximise the new capabilities offered by the latest Intelsat EpicNG satellites.
Credit: ESA–P. Sebirot, 2015
Tatra T6B5SU tram 048 on line 31 left Contracts Square in Kjiv, but didn't get far. Double parking and careless driving have caused a minor accident, and the driver (in olive trousers) has got out to remonstrate.
Move it!
July 2003.
Viaje a EEUU - Día 9
Panorámica a partir de 15 fotos.
Maker:Made by Nicolas Huyot (1700–1791)
Maker: Carved by Pierre Fixon (active 1748–88)
Maker: and/or his son Louis-Pierre Fixon (born 1748)
Maker: Chimneypiece by Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Lefranc
Maker: Contracted by Louis Le Tellier (ca. 1700–1785)
Date:ca. 1768–72, with later additions
Culture:French, Paris
Medium:Carved, painted, and gilded oak; marble; plaster
Dimensions:H. of room 16 ft. (4.87 m), W. 29 ft. 6-1/2 in. (9 m), L. 33 ft. 7-1/2 in. (10.25 m)
Classification:Woodwork
Credit Line:Gift of Mrs. Herbert N. Straus, 1942
Accession Number:42.203.1
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 528
The salon is the assembly room, used for festive occasions. It is here that the greatest formality prevails; in this room, magnificence must unfold; wealth must be lavished; and the Artist must deploy his taste and his genius. Marbles, bronzes, gilding, sculpture, painting, and glasses will come to his aid; tapestries, which we have raised to such a degree of beauty, may enrich the effect. Rock crystal for the lusters, girandoles, and candelabra; precious statues; the richest of vases; the rarest of porcelains; all may combine to improve the room. — Nicolas Le Camus de Mézières, Le Génie de l’architecture
Following a disastrous fire, the residence at 1, quai Voltaire, was rebuilt between 1765 and 1768 at the behest of the widowed Marie-Charlotte de Béthune-Charost, comtesse de Tessé (1713–1783), and her son René Mans de Froulay (1736–1814), who had acquired the ruined building on the condition that a new mansion would be constructed. Although contemporary guidebooks credit the designs to the architect Pierre-Noël Rousset (1715–1793), it appears that the architect-contractor Louis Le Tellier (ca. 1700–1785) was primarily responsible for the creation of this Paris house with its dignified facade, still standing today on the left bank of the Seine, near the Pont du Carrousel. Since the accounts were not settled until April of 1772, it is likely that the interior decoration was not completed before then. The Museum’s paneling with its refined carving in the Neoclassical style was the work of woodworker Nicolas Huyot, a maître menuisier about whom little is known.
The carving was done by the sculptor Pierre Fixon or his son Louis-Pierre, or perhaps the two in collaboration. The Fixons may also have created the plaster overdoor reliefs representative of the four seasons. The marble sculptor Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Le Franc, who like the Fixons had worked with Le Tellier on various other projects, was responsible for the blue turquin marble mantelpiece, which is original to the room. The paneling acquired by the Museum decorated the largest of the formal reception rooms that were aligned, or laid out en enfilade, on the first floor of the building (the American second floor). Particularly beautiful are the coffered triumphal arches executed in perspective that frame the four mirrors and are crowned by laurel branches and floral wreaths. The 1783 inventory drawn up after the death of the comtesse de Tessé indicates that this room was called the Salle du Dais (Canopy Room) after the large tester or canopy that must have been mounted on the wall opposite the windows. Underneath this crimson damask tent, which was enriched with gold embroidered appliqués of the Tessé family coat of arms, the comtesse or her son presumably received their guests. Although not of royal birth, Madame de Tessé was the widow of René Mans de Froulay (1707–1742), comte de Tessé and marquis de Laverdin, as well as a Spanish grandee. In addition to a sixleaf folding chamber screen, the room was furnished with twenty-nine chairs all covered with different crimson fabrics, a small veneered bookcase, and a gilt-bronze cartel clock with movement by Voisin. Several family portraits and two tapestries of landscape scenes were hung on the side walls. The 1783 inventory of the hôtel did not list any curtains in the room; perhaps none were hung, in order not to obscure the lovely view from the three large windows of the Seine and the Louvre and Tuileries palaces across the water.
Epigraph. Le Camus de Mézières 1780/1992, p. 111.
Department
European Sculpture and Decorative Arts (42,455)
Artist / Maker / Culture
Louis-Pierre Fixon (1)
Pierre Fixon (1)
Nicolas Huyot (1)
Louis Le Tellier (1)
Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Lefranc (1)
Object Type / Material
Gilt (9,167)
Marble (2,198)
Oak (1,176)
Painting (6,273)
Plaster (2,742)
Wood (15,082)
Woodwork (2,296)
Geographic Location
Europe (168,004)
France (55,728)
Paris (6,770)
Date / Era
A.D. 1600–1800 (75,152)