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Meeting with Thais Frost, Membership Services Manager, at Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts headquarters on April 19, 2012.
This CGI office was created for a leading manufacture and is only a small example of the CGI photography images we produced for their new product launch. Our set designer and stylists were responsible for all the creative production designing all the room layouts and the interior design of the room decor.
All the 3D models and Photorealistic textures for this CGi office were created by our in house team of CGI illustrators/artists with the support of the Photographers and stylists department.
Changed it up again. Now in the corner. Got a Belkin USB hub (needed that bad). Lovin' the new space. Hopin' to get more cork board, it's a little full.
This is where the 'magic' happens. I wish it was more attractive. A photo of my workspace at home. It's nice to finally have a space to GSD, or GTD, or KISS or whatever.
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Description:
All of our tables are customized and made to order. This very unique table was constructed from a reclaimed Solid Slab of Rosewood which is an extremely rare wood. It takes a minimum of 300 years for the trees to grow to these sizes. It is a extra hard wood and has beautiful deep grain. The dimensions of this table are 3 meter in length x 1 meter (live edge) in width and the table top over is 4 inches in thickness.
About Us:
Flow is an established lifestyle concept company that bridges the gap between raw nature and modern living. We allow nature to guide our hands, not only to inspire but also to dictate our creative process, making our tables a culmination of both natural beauty and human artistry.
Our direction in furniture design is a channel for exposing the miracle and beauty of the natural\ world by producing uniquely organic functional art. When sourcing for wood slabs we hand select and evaluate each individual piece by it's size, natural shape, thickness, color, characteristics of the grain, texture, figure and structural integrity. We look for slabs which have the most beautiful grain and natural characteristics because we feel that it's nature's art that can be seen and enjoyed everyday.
Lead Time:
Our lead time is 4 to 6 weeks (depending on the weather) to create your table which I will keep you involved and updated from start to finish of your table creations by emails and photos. We feel that we are working together with you bringing to life your timeless table. We are very passionate in each table we create and want to share each step of this passion with you.
Shipping:
We work with a shipping company and ship our tables worldwide by sea freight. We oversee and control the packing and shipping steps for your table which will include professional packing, flat pack crating for your table top and legs, transport and loading onto the vessel in Bangkok, all documentation and full Insurance for your table to your designated port which during it's sea transport you will have a tracking code to follow it's location at all time.
To see custom tables and projects we completed in the past at www.flowbkk.com We customize each of our tables so please contact me at flow.with.tino@gmail.com and let me know your specific in sizes, finishing and leg type you are interested in for your dream table. I am able to ship worldwide, please let me also know the closest shipping port to your location and I will provide you with a shipping quote.
Former Holborn Union Offices. Dated 1885 on the foundation stone and 1886 on the corner pediment. By Alfred Saxon Snell for the Board of Guardians. Blue brick to the base, the street elevations entirely of rubbed brick with cut and moulded dressings, roof of Welsh slate. In the Queen Anne style. There is a symmetrical front of three storeys and fourteen windows to Clerkenwell Road, with a slightly projecting centrepiece of two windows, and outer, slightly projecting bays of three windows; there are also a wing of two storeys and eleven windows in Britton Street, and a canted two-storey bay to the corner; the windows throughout the building are typically flat-arched with the lower part of the gauged brick head cut back in an ogee profile, and the glazing bars are original throughout, so far as visible. Three round-arched entrances in Clerkenwell Road, the central entrance broader; the outer entrances have pilasters, stilted arch and archivolt; the entrances are flanked by fluted Doric pilasters which overlap their mouldings in a way typical of the building; these carry an entablature with triglyph frieze, festoons and drops, and a pediment, that to the centre segmental. Each entrance has a doorcase with a wooden cornice and scrolled pedimented central panel to the fanlight. Two sets of three windows between the entrances, their architraves unmoulded apart from the ogee heads and overlapping the simple entablature which runs between the entrances. On the first floor the outer bays have three round-arched windows with a decorative transom running across at springing level; they are flanked by pilasters with capitals at the springing and a second shorter range of pilasters above, the spandrels filled with festoons and drops; pediments with raking cornice; the central bay has two flat-arched windows flanked by pilasters supporting the main cornice, and two oculi above, flanked by pilasters supporting a segmental pediment; two sets of three flat-arched windows to either side, overlapping and interrupting the frieze of festoons; cornice with dentil and egg-and-dart mouldings; pedimented dormers in mansard roof; stacks with triglyph frieze and deeply projecting cornice. The wing in Britton Street and the corner bay continue the detailing from Clerkenwell Road, with plain architraves overlapping the horizontal mouldings, though the two storeys are both taller than in Clerkenwell Road. A frieze of scrolling foliage runs across the ground floor, and the ground-floor windows are divided into lower and upper lights at that point; the upper floor has a frieze of swags and drops, plus aprons of ogee profile to the windows; the cornice and parapet continue, with an aedicule to the corner with scrolled consoles, fluted pilasters, segmental pediment and central cartouche inscribed 'HOLBORN UNION OFFICES 1886'; stacks with triglyph frieze and cornice; lantern, square in plan, with ogee lead roof and finial.
(Historians' file, English Heritage London Division; Brunskill RW: Brick Building in Britain: London: 1990-: CLR.PL.176).
Easter Sunday walking in Central London
On February 26, 2014, the CLO/CTO Group was thrilled to kick off our 2014 quarterly summits at Workspring Central Loop, who are celebrating their 1st anniversary in downtown Chicago.
During 2014, to increase the collaborative experience for our CLO/CTO Group members, we will conduct our quarterly sessions in state-of-the-art meeting & training spaces.
Our 1st 2014 session focusing on Learning Strategies for increasing business performance by up to three times, is planned to be held at Workspring’s flagship centre. Workspring is a Steelcase company located in the historic Inland Steel Building, in the heart of Chicago’s Central Loop where they are increasing individual and team productivity.
The Chicagoland CLO/CTO Group (CCG) quarterly sessions are a year-long learning process through face-to-face collaboration and networking with other local heads of Learning & Talent Development.
Each senior leader is encouraged to bring a peer from their organization that contributes to, engages, or supports the Learning & Talent spectrum for their workplace.
Visit www.LearningExecutive.com to learn more.
"18F builds effective, user-centric digital services focused on the interaction between government and the people and businesses it serves. We help agencies deliver on their mission through the development of digital and web services. Our newly formed organization, within the General Services Administration, encompasses the Presidential Innovation Fellows program and an in-house digital delivery team."
Fully renovated and ready to go (except the ugly carpet). We're stoked and got lots of work to do, as you can see by James' screen with FaceBook open.
Here's to Pitch 08!
Almost two years after the presentation of the EU Global Strategy and more than a year after Jean Claude Juncker’s white book on the future of Europe, the European Union still struggles with major challenges and threats that seem to undermine the stability of the security environment within its borders and in its neighbourhood. In the aftermath of Brexit and with the proximity of to the European Parliament elections in 2019, the third International Conference Europe as a Global Actor (Lisbon, May 24 & 25, 2018) will discuss the role the EU can play in the current global transformations, as well as the domestic and external obstacles it faces as a global actor.
The Center for International Studies of ISCTE-IUL organized the third edition of the International Conference “Europe as a global actor”, on 24 and 25 May.
The opening lecture was given by the Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Augusto Santos Silva, on May 24, at 09:30 am.
The Conference Program also included a debate on the state of the Union with the presence of Portuguese MEPs, panels and round-tables on the challenges of the Common Security and Defense Policy, the future of European security and defense, the EU’s relationship with other global players and the future of the European Union as a global player. In addition to the presence of several invited scholars, in plenary sessions moderated by Portuguese journalists, the program also included the presentation of communications by around 40 international researchers in this area of knowledge.
May 24th
9h00 | Registration – Floor 2, Building II
09h30 | Opening Remarks (Aud. B203) – session in Portuguese
Keynote Speaker: Augusto Santos Silva, Portuguese Minister for Foreign Affairs
Helena Carreiras (Director, School of Sociology and Public Policies, ISCTE-IUL)
Luís Nuno Rodrigues (Director, Center for International Studies, CEI-IUL)
10h45 – 11h00 – Coffee Break
11h00 | Round Table I: CSDP: challenges and opportunities (Aud. B203)
Moderator: António Mateus (RTP)
Laura Ferreira-Pereira (Universidade do Minho)
Jochen Rehrl (EEAS – ESDC)
Ana Isabel Xavier (CEI-IUL)
12h30 – 14h00 – Lunch
14h00 – 15h45 | Parallel Sessions I
Panel 1 –The future of European Security and Defence (Room C201)
Moderator: Ana Isabel Xavier (CEI-IUL)
Stefano Loi (CEI-IUL): “The PESCO agreement and the future of the European common defence”
Lorinc Redei & Michael Mosser (University of Texas at Austin): “The European Union as a Catalyst in European Security”
Patricia Daehnhardt (IPRI-NOVA): “The EU and transatlantic relations: the end of the Euro-Atlantic security community?”
Panel 2 – The European policy on migration and asylum (Room C301)
Moderator: Giulia Daniele (CEI-IUL)
João Barroso (CEI-IUL): “The EU and the refugee crisis: a literature review”
Tommaso Emiliani (College of Europe): “EU Migration Agencies: More “Guarding”, Less “Support for Asylum”? An Assessment of How the European Board and Coast Guard and the European Asylum Support Office Pursue Their Relations with Third Countries in Light of the So-Called ‘Refugee Crisis’.”
Emellin de Oliveira (NOVA): “The Securitization of Migration through Technology: an analysis of the PNR Directive”
Panel 3 – The state of the Union and the future of Europe: reflections and scenarios (Room C302)
Moderator: Ana Lúcia Sá (CEI-IUL)
Luís Machado Barroso (CEI-IUL; IUM) & Marco António Ferreira da Cruz (IUM): “It is not enough to be… It needs to be seen”: the analysis of EUGS implementation 1st Year report”
Ricardo Alexandre (CEI-IUL): “The Western Balkans Euro-fatigue and the impact on EU of potential alternatives to integration”
Dina Sebastião (University of Coimbra): “The persistence of Portuguese Atlanticism as a block for a supranationalization of European defence policy”
15h45 – 16h00 – Coffee Break
16h00-18h00 | Round Table II – The EU & other global players (Aud. B204)
Moderator: Helena Tecedeiro (Diário de Notícias)
Thomas Diez (University of Tübingen)
Maria Raquel Freire (CES-UC, Coimbra)
Luís Tomé (Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa)
Bruno Cardoso Reis (CEI-IUL, Lisbon)
18h00 – 20h00 | Parallel Sessions II
Panel 4 – Brexit (Room C401)
Moderator: Bruno Cardoso Reis (CEI-IUL)
Sanja Ivic (Institute for European Studies, Serbia): “The Question of European Identity in Light of Brexit”
Allan F. Tatham (Universidad San Pablo-CEU): “‘Breaking up is Hard to Do’: The evolution of the EU’s withdrawal criteria”
Christopher Pitcher (ISCTE-IUL): “‘I voted remain’ a look at the social and political divides within Brexit Britain through qualitative analysis of the narratives and attitudes of British citizens who voted remain”
Luana Lo Piccolo (ISPI – Milan): “Brexit: an increasing fragmentation of the international architecture”
Panel 5 – The EU and its Neighbourhood (Room C402)
Moderator: Cátia Miriam Costa (CEI-IUL)
Petar Georgiev (Council of the EU): “Pursuit of greener pastures in the Eastern neighbourhood: reconciliation of EU’s security interests and normative ambitions”
César García Andrés (Universidad de Valladolid): “The role of Ukraine within the European neighborhood policy and its effects on relations with Russia”
Mónica Canário (CEI-IUL): “Why do we need a real gender policy in the EU?”
Filipe Lima (CEI-IUL): “The EU and Israel and Palestinian Conflict”
Panel 6 – Transnational threats (Room C502)
Moderator: Ana Margarida Esteves (CEI-IUL)
Sofia Geraldes (ISCTE-IUL): “Digital Battlefields: Assessing the EU soft security actorness countering social media information warfare activities”
Marc de Carrière (Amarante International): “Going beyond NATO’s Article 5: A EU-NATO Blockchain to deter cyber warfare”
Davoud Gharayagh-Zandi (IRS; Shahid Beheshti University) & João Almeida Silveira (FCSH-NOVA): “The European Union security actorness within EU-Iran relations in the Post JCPOA Era”
Henrique Miguel Alves Garcia: “Radicalization in Belgium and EU security environment”
Susana Pedro
Thanks for checking out this uber exciting photo of our Arrowhead/Glendale real estate office.
Want to see it on a map? I recommend using the google map: Greater Phoenix Real Estate Offices
While the second floor is primarily used for offices and faculty facilities, a single classroom, designed for small and specialized classes, resides adjacent to the 41 Cooper Art Gallery's top level, with an impressive view of the Cooper Square and 7th Street corner.
This image is related to a U.S. GAO report:
Combating Wildlife Trafficking: Agencies Are Taking Action to Reduce Demand but Could Improve Collaboration in Southeast Asia
I had a request from a friend for images of workspaces. This is the space I attempt to work in. The mess is not manufactured. It's actually this bad most of the time. Often worse.
Pembrokeshire County Council offices next to the Cleddau river, in Haverfordwest, seen on a sunny sunday afternoon when no people are around.
It's not an hdr btw!
Smith Root Inc. Project Engineer Doug Malone confirms control system technology during Electric Barrier IIB maintenance within the Barrier IIB Control Building, Romeoville, Ill., Oct. 28, 2011. General barrier maintenance consists of cleaning, tightening, repair and reprogramming. Barrier IIA is the actively operating barrier, along with Barrier I, during IIB maintenance- expected for completion Dec. 22. A recent upgrade to the control system allows automatic start-up of barrier IIA in the event of a power loss to Barrier IIB. If the loss of Barrier IIB power is the result of a utility failure, IIB backup generators would also power up. (U.S. Army Photo by Sarah Gross/ Released).
It's natural to work from the walls and on out. We have a tendency to want to put things up against a wall.
It's really key to think about utilizing corners and the middle of the room. You'll end up with a more natural flow and also more space utilized.
LISBON, PORTUGAL - OCTOBER 09: Start Innovation Team Stand during the Lisbon Web Summit 2017 at Feira Internacional de Lisboa on October 09, 2017 in Lisbon, Portugal. (Photo by Carlos Rodrigues/WebSummit)
New blog post about this place (with some additional photos) here.
Architect: Harry Seidler (1973)
Location: Milsons Point, North Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aquesta oficina es va actualitzar al Juliol de 2010.
La prioritat del Govern de la Generalitat és millorar el servei a les persones en situació d’atur i acompanyar-les, bàsicament amb orientació personalitzada i assessorament sobre les oportunitats de formació, d’accedir a plans d’ocupació o de conèixer tècniques de recerca de feina –per exemple, redactar correctament un currículum vitae, com enfrontar-se a una entrevista de feina, com emprar Internet i els contactes personals per buscar treball- que incrementin les possibilitats de trobar feina.
El SOC disposa d'una xarxa d'oficines de treball i punts d'autoservei (PAS)per atendre-us a prop de casa vostra i des d'on podeu realitzar molts tràmits.
Trobareu més informació a la nota de premsa: La consellera de Treball, Mar Serna, acompanyada del director del Servei d’Ocupació de Catalunya, Joan Josep Berbel, i de l’alcalde de Vilanova i la Geltrú, Joan Ignasi Elena, ha inaugurat avui l’Oficina de Treball de Vilanova i la Geltrú.
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