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Action inside the UN, demanding leaders not to remove the human rights principles mentioned in the Paris Agreement preamble in the rulebook. "Take one out, and the rulebook crumbles"
Tank T-shirt, with rather wet message.
The Five Principles of Tank Safety
1. When you board a tank, come alive!*
2. Take obstatcles straight on, and give it some gas.
3. Use the tank intercom to warn the crew.
4. If you think it is dangerous, dive into the tank.
5. When anxious, stop and check.
* lit. 'change the colour of your eyes' / 'make your eyes sparkle.'
The principles of design that are represented in this photo are contrast, movement, and balance. Movement is implied by the power lines leading your eye to the main focal point. Balance is represented by both sides of the image being very similar and the focal point being centered. Contrast is prensent by the sky being light and the power lines being black. To create this image I drove to Illinois and specifically sought out these power lines at this time of day. In Photoshop, I edited out a tree that was blocking the side of the image and I rotated it very slightly. I also used curves to lighten it up a bit and saturation to get the colors to pop. I like how I had to drive 3 hours away and get this shot at this time of day. If I could change anything, I would try to angle the shot up a bit more and get it a bit later in the sunset.
www.cagnz.org/christians-interact-with-others.html
4 Principles by Which We Christians Easily Interact With Others
By Wang Jing
Interacting with others is a profound lesson for everyone, and Christians are no exception. We all want to easily handle the interpersonal relationships well. Now I would like to share with you four principles of practice.
First, in our interactions with others we shouldn’t follow our emotions or preferences, but should treat others in accordance with the principles of truth.
In our interactions with others, we always treat them based on individual preferences. When we meet someone whose character, temper and life habits are in line with our desires, we will be willing to get close to him, and think whatever he says or does is right. Even if he raises our deficiencies with us, we will be willing to accept. However, when we meet those who are not after our hearts in all aspects, we will discriminate against and shun them; we will be unwilling to accept or obey the suggestions they give us even when we know that they are right. Such are the manifestations of acting on our own emotion and preferences. There are no principles of truth in our interacting with others this way, and so our relationships with others will fall apart at any moment because of temporary displeasure. This shows that interacting with others based on emotion and preferences can only bring us constant distress and that the relationships won’t last long; moreover, it is at odds with the Lord’s will. Sermons and Fellowship on Entry Into Life said, “There are some people who couldn’t get along with anyone when they cooperate with brothers and sisters. They don’t have a normal relationship with other people. They have only hatred instead of love. They are always close to this one, but not that one; they always suppress this one, but rope in that one. So they don’t maintain normal relationships with others.” “A person who genuinely loves the truth has a hallmark: He likes all those who practice the truth. He not only respects them, but also is willing to come into contact with them and communicate truth together with them in order to gain more. … A person who genuinely loves the truth likes seeking the company of people who are honest and love the truth. No matter what their character flaws are, he likes fellowshiping with them because he can benefit a lot and gain something that he cannot get from those who don’t like truth.” These two passages of fellowship show that the most important thing in our interactions with others is to first see whether or not the person sincerely believes in God and loves the truth as opposed to seeing whether or not his temper and character are after our hearts. When our interactions with others are established on the principles of truth, with regard to all those who are humane and love the truth, we can be honest with each other and love each other, and then we will naturally be light and liberated; with regard to those people who do not have good humanity and do not love the truth, we only need to maintain an ordinary relationship instead of a deep relationship with them so that much unnecessary vexation will naturally be avoided.
Second, treat the failings and corruptions of others correctly and don’t delineate or judge others arbitrarily.
The Lord Jesus said: “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you shall be judged: and with what measure you mete, it shall be measured to you again” (Mat 7:1-2). The Lord Jesus taught us that regardless of what transgressions others have or regardless of what corruptions they reveal, we shouldn’t judge or delineate them arbitrarily. We should be loving toward others, forbear with others, and help them. It is recorded in the Bible how the Lord Jesus treated transgressors: Pharisees brought an adulterous woman before Jesus to see how He would deal with her. In accordance with the law, this woman would have been stoned to death, but the Lord Jesus didn’t condemn her but just told her not to sin anymore. From this practical example, we can see that the Lord Jesus particularly sympathizes with our human weakness. Regardless of what transgressions we have, as long as we truly repent, God will give us opportunities waiting for us to repent and change. If we don’t view others with an eye for development but treat others relying on satanic corrupt disposition: making harsh demands of others, trifling over minor matters, and arbitrarily judging and defining others when they reveal some corruption, then we simply cannot get well along with others.
For example, there was a sister in our church who always didn’t attend meetings on time because of passivity and weakness. I helped her many times, but she was still like that. Then I decided that she was not a sincere believer in God. So, I didn’t want to support her anymore or pay any more attention to her. Afterward, I saw the Bible say: “Let not him that eats despise him that eats not; and let not him which eats not judge him that eats: for God has received him. Who are you that judge another man’s servant? to his own master he stands or falls. Yes, he shall be held up: for God is able to make him stand” (Rom 14: 3-4). When I read this I felt quite ashamed. Thinking back on how God moved brothers and sisters to support me and fellowship God’s word with me when I was negative and weak and fell in defeat so that I could understand God’s intentions, and have faith and strength to feel myself emerged anew. The current situation of the sister was the same as my previous situation. It was because she didn’t understand the truth and was bound to family entanglements that she couldn’t attend meetings on time. Now when she needed our loving support, I should communicate God’s will with her so as to help her understand the truth, unbound the shackles of Satan’s dark influence, and return to God’s presence. However, not only did I not understand her difficulties, but I also gave her the cold shoulder and defined her as a believer who wasn’t sincere in God. How arrogant and conceited I had been! After realizing these, I prayed and repented to God, and was willing to change my wrong attitude. Then I fellowshiped with her based on love and patience and shared my experiences and knowledge with her. In this way, after several times of fellowship, she understood God’s intentions and, with that, her situation changed, and she started to attend meetings regularly and even to perform her duties in the church. Through this experience I understood that during the period that God works to save man, no matter what weaknesses and corruptions we have, as long as the essence of our nature is not bad and we truly believe in God and pursue the truth, God will give us opportunities to repent. Therefore, we should also tolerate and help others out of love and treat everyone according to God’s attitude toward man. We must not arbitrarily define or judge others. Only treating others this way is fair and conforms to the Lord’s will.
Image Source: Daily Devotionals
Source from: Our Daily Devotionals
This photo shows the principles of contrast and emphasis. It shows contrast by making half the background bright, and the other half dark. This also shows emphasis because all of your attention goes to the paperweight. I set up a light on the right side, with a paper over it to soften the light. Next, I centered the paperweight and took the picture. After that, I put the picture in Photoshop and got rid of the color, making it black and white. The thing I think I did well is setting up the light so it would make one of the sides dark, while the other side is white. One thing I could have improved on is that I could have made the ball off centered. One of the challenges was making the ball not have a lot of glare and not get my reflection in it.
Portrait of Mustapha Bakkoury, chairman, Board of the Moroccan Solar Energy Agency during Africa Investment Forum 2018 - Signing of Principles by Financial Sector Players in November 2018, at Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Car Detective; Preservation Stories, guided by the principles of Dr. Simeone, was a captivating exploration into the meticulous and often challenging world of automobile preservation. This event was dedicated to unveiling the intricate processes, the formidable challenges, and the unwavering dedication of Dr. Simeone, whose life's work as a collector was dedicated to safeguard, restore, and ensure the survival of precious automotive history. Attendees gained an insider's view of how each vehicle has been carefully preserved, the painstaking efforts to maintain authenticity, and the passion required to maintain these mechanical marvels for future generations to appreciate and enjoy. c id the 1929 Stutz Supercharged Le Mans, 1937 Delahaye 135 M, and the 1956 Maserati 300S.
Photo by Andrew Taylor
Circulation staff learned foundational skills to develop effective processes that will shape the Library of the future during a series of strategy sprints.
Teams collaborated on solving customer problems via a prototyping framework that can be rapidly implemented to test potential solutions. Training was provided by Charlotte un-agency Wily.
Circulation also moved FOREWORD and applied the Library's culture principles during fun team-building activities.
March 5 & 6, 2019
Uploaded courtesy: Cody Fink
Photo by: Everett Blackmon
At Principles, no job is too big or small. This was a biggie. In fact a Guinness World Record breaking box of chocolates. 5 metres high and weighing in at 2,100kg, there was plenty to go round when we held a 2 day promotion in Leeds City Centre during Leeds Shopping Week.
Chocoholics beseiged us, thousands of chocolates were shared out and hundreds of entries were made into a prize draw.
Principles gained Thorntons local and national press, TV and radio coverage an average of 17 times the value of the budget.
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My presentation, The Value of Design Principles, made the front page of Slideshare today! Look for highlight on right-side of image.
I illustrated color through the principles of design contrast and unity. There are contrast and unity between the different textures of the box and duct tape.
I think I did very well in positioning the string of colorful lights. The position of the lights helps to create reflections on my brother’s face and also helps to create interesting shadows in the background.
One thing I wish I could change was the position of my camera. I wish that my brother was more centered. It would give me a third principle of design, balance. I also wished I used clear tape to hang up the lights instead of duct tape.
My little brother has a cardboard box fort downstairs in our basement. To take this picture, we set up these rainbow LED lights all along the walls inside. I took many pictures using the different colored settings. I decided on this picture because of the color that ties the picture together, all the cool reflections, and interesting textures.