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April 20, 2010 - "Why the Law is So Perverse" - Professor Leo Katz of Penn Law recently presented the thesis from his book "Why the Law is So Perverse" about how various legal systems around the world all essentially hold the same paradoxes and "perverse" patterns which are seemingly illogical but when viewed in the context of the theory of social choice. According to Katz, examples of these types of illogical legal issues are the myriad of loopholes within legal codes, the dismissal of so-called "win-win transactions" such as organ sales, and the lack of legal condemnation for morally repugnant acts. Following Professor Katz' presentation, commentary was provided upon his findings by Bruce Chapman from the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto and Lewis Kornhauser, Alfred B. Engelberg Professor of Law at New York University School of Law. Professor Katz is the Frank Carano Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
I was looking for a challenge which I could practice my presentation skill. So this presentation festival was great opportunity for it.
I met great team members in order to plan innovative marketing plan for IT company. Actually the subject was a little bit hard to us, because it was too generous.
So we made a specific case which we assumed that we found a company which provided new generation online marketing based on 3D avatar.
Even though we got bronze prize, I think that our idea was the most remarkable one.
I was looking for a challenge which I could practice my presentation skill. So this presentation festival was great opportunity for it.
I met great team members in order to plan innovative marketing plan for IT company. Actually the subject was a little bit hard to us, because it was too generous.
So we made a specific case which we assumed that we found a company which provided new generation online marketing based on 3D avatar.
Even though we got bronze prize, I think that our idea was the most remarkable one.
Presentation box design
Client: Escorial
I had great semi 3d designs but the time was to limited to realize them so I ended up sketching this on location with the people that made it. And go out m self to get the paint for the inside but we got it done.
The little metal pieces are magnets to click everything in location.
The product is one of the finest wools in the world.
To get a better overview of my portfolio I started to upload previous work when I come across it as I usually have to wait at-least 6-12 months before I can display it public.
First presentation for the Logo and Seal for Sustainable Shelby, Shelby County's upcoming report for a cleaner, better environment.
The entire room setup viewed from the back.
Pupils from Presentation School who made their Confirmation Pictured with
Miss O Donovan Principal and Mrs Nolan Class Teacher
Photo Pat Crowley
Governor Moore and Lt Governor Miller Speak with Startup and Tour the Armory by Patrick Siebert, Joe Andrucyk at 307 Washington Avenue, Towson, MD 21204
Lanvin Blue silk crepe dinner dress in yet another silhouette similar to the angelic robes found in the frescos of Fra Angelico. Embroidered with silver and gold sequins, medallion like otifs differ in style from the front to the back of the dress The Crepe streamers that flow at the side seam feature an additional embroidery pattern Figure 12 Page 187 The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Students from Biloxi High School enjoy a presentation on board the bus and their time to shine on local TV! We visited 3 High Schools, 2 Middle Schools and 1 University throughout or week, A total of 771 Students.
Presentation on the Grand Avenue Project, April 24th at the Disney Concert Hall.
Blogged at blogdowntown.com/blog/2198
Custom Presentation Folder / Pocket Folder with Brochure Insert
Type of Paper: 80# Diamond Gloss Cover - FSC
Printing Process: Offset Printing
Number of Colors: 7/7 Overall Satin Aqueous Coating
Binding: Trim, Score, Fold and Pack
Page Size: 25.5" x 11"
Finished Size: 8.5" x 11"
This presentation folder and brochure had very tricky cross page line ups. We spent the time to make sure all line ups we accounted for in all manufacturing processes.