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Statement by H.E. Mr Georgy Kalamanov, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation at the 22nd Session of the Conference of States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
The Conference is held at the World Forum, The Hague, the Netherlands, from 27 November to 1 December 2017.
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Statement by EP President Martin Schulz on the CETA agreement's state of play, during the EP plenary session (24-27 October 2016) in Strasbourg: audiovisual.europarl.europa.eu/Assetdetail.aspx?id=1f53dd...
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Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs Press Statement: State Visit of President of the Republic of Indonesia Dr Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, 2 to 4 September 2014
President of the Republic of Indonesia, Dr Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, will make a State Visit to Singapore from 2 to 4 September 2014 at the invitation of President Tony Tan Keng Yam. President Yudhoyono will be accompanied by his wife Ibu Ani Bambang Yudhoyono, and a high-level delegation.
There will be an official Welcome Ceremony in honour of President Yudhoyono at the Istana on 3 September. Following that, President Yudhoyono will have separate meetings with President Tan and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Prime Minister Lee will host President Yudhoyono and his delegation to lunch, while President Tan and Mrs Tan will host a State Banquet in honour of President Yudhoyono and Ibu Ani the same day. Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong will call on President Yudhoyono on 4 September 2014.
During the visit, President Tan will confer the Order of Temasek (First Class) on President Yudhoyono in a ceremony at the Istana. The Order of Temasek (First Class) is Singapore’s highest honour for foreign leaders. It is being conferred on President Yudhoyono for his positive contributions to the relationship between Singapore and Indonesia during his ten years in office.
President Yudhoyono and Prime Minister Lee will also witness the signing of the Treaty between the Republic of Indonesia and the Republic of Singapore relating to the Delimitation of the Territorial Seas of the Two Countries in the Eastern Part of the Strait of Singapore on 3 September 2014.
President Yudhoyono last made a State Visit to Singapore in 2005.
Model Ellen Hancock wears Corrugated and Chased Copper Cuffs along with 4" patinated Red and Turquoise Brass Earrings by San Francisco jewelry designer John S. Brana. www.johnsbrana.com
Photographer: Rachel Schwarz
Model: Ellen Hancock
Ray Schamp’s unique style of origami was influenced by his long-time interests in visual art and the sciences. Raised in Baltimore by working artists and science professionals, he emerged from his childhood with an appreciation for order, the natural world, and design. His art reflects his experiences growing up, his studies of biology at Oberlin College, and his current work as a web developer.
Schamp characterizes his style of origami as ‘corrugation’, in reference to the pleated surfaces that comprise the work. Through the development of this genre, Schamp has become involved in the greater community of origami artists, especially those who focus on the creation of repeated patterns in paper. His participation in this community has refined Schamp's understanding of his own work by challenging him to deeply explore the nuances of his technique and theory.
For Schamp, the experience of making each piece is as important as the piece itself – the art of origami lies in the evolution of the flat piece of paper into its final form. He understands his work as a form of emergence, where the end result is not pre-meditated, but is a function of the process by which it was created.
Corrugations differ from traditional origami not only because they are non-representational, but also because the role of each crease is apparent in the final piece. As described by a colleague in the origami community, “The bare bones of the fold displayed are stripped to their essentials. Here is folding from first principles…” Schamp’s work demonstrates the basic mechanics of paper, because each crease visibly contributes to the larger structure.
Teaching is a vital part of Schamp’s artistic practice. He understands origami corrugations as a medium for expressing mathematical and scientific ideas, and encourages others to do so as well. By sharing his method and philosophy of folding, he hopes to inspire artists, both within and outside of the origami community, to further explore his ideas.
August, 2009
Statement: "Hands of Hope features our hands traced in fabric and glued to the mural. The hands are “pockets” holding dreams, hopes and wishes. Some of the pockets are open and viewers may respectfully read our wishes and return them. Viewers may also wish to add their wishes, dreams and hopes along with ours."
Kids Like Us is a substance abuse prevention program offered through the Frederick County Health Department Substance Abuse Division Prevention Services for youth ages 8 and up.
Kids Like Us is funded by the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners Alchohol and Drug Abuse Administration.
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Joshua Akers - Dearborn, USA
The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project - Santa Cruz, USA
Josh Begley - Brooklyn, USA
Joseph Beuys
Vincent Brown - Cambridge, USA
Bureau d’études - Saint Menoux, France
Department of Unusual Certainties - Toronto, Canada
W.E.B. Du Bois
Estudio Teddy Cruz + Fonna Forman - San Diego, USA
Forensic Architecture - London, UK
Iconoclasistas - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Julie Mehretu - New York, USA
Lize Mogel - New York, USA
Ogimaa Mikana - Toronto, Canada
Margaret Pearce - Rockland, USA
Laura Poitras - New York, USA
Philippe Rekacewicz - Helsinki, Finland
Visualizing Impact - Beirut, Lebanon, Toronto, Canada
"Curated by Patricio Dávila, Diagrams of Power showcases art and design works using data, diagrams, maps and visualizations as ways of challenging dominant narratives and supporting the resilience of marginalized communities.
Maps, graphs, and visualizations: we draw diagrams to help us think, communicate and put forth what we think is important or what we want to be true. While diagrams are often seen as statements of fact, they can further agendas by discounting other realities beneath a cloak of perceived objectivity. Diagrams of power work against representations that claim omniscience by speaking from a position, and making visible what and who gets represented and who does the representing."
Today my assistant made a statement, waving with the white pen! He thinks that freedom of speech is one of the most important things that exist today but he also thinks that the religious freedom is equally important like the free choice of political values, therefore the white pen, seeking peace and respect, without jeopardizing democracy!
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Statement by Mr. A. Alper Yüksel, Minister Counsellor (charge d’Affaires) of the Republic of Turkey to the OPCW at the 22nd Session of the Conference of States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention.
The Conference is held at the World Forum, The Hague, the Netherlands, from 27 November to 1 December 2017.
Statement of mission on inside of hangar, US Coast Guard Air Station San Francisco.
US Coast Guard Air Station San Francisco
November 12, 2016
Asymmetrical Necklace (re-done)
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Statement from Capital Pride Alliance: "We are saddened and angered by the continued reports of increased hate and violence against members of our LGBTQ+ community. The recent attack on Jussie Smollet from the TV Show Empire has brought this conversation to the attention of national and international audiences. There is no reason for such attacks, on anyone, ever. We must speak out and join together, work to end hate and advance human dignity, equal rights, and a world free from discrimination and prejudice. The Capital Pride Alliance is committed to working diligently with our partners and the community to create safe spaces for all.
#NoHate #NOH8 #Respect #HumanDignity #EqualRights #LGBTQ+"
Description: Windward Islands. 'Agriculture. Digging up arrowroot, eastern St. Vincent'. Photograph No.: D. 107458. Official Windward Islands photograph compiled by Central Office of Information. Publicity statement on reverse.
Location: Windward Islands
Date: [1960]
Our Catalogue Reference: INF 10/379/12
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Material interiority.
Spaces where matter continues its quiet conversations with light, atmosphere, temperature and memory.
Every ceramic begins as an encounter with matter; every firing becomes an encounter with thought. Between them, the studio cultivates a philosophy that can only be practised through correspondence
My practice is a philosophy practised through correspondence. Working with clay, fire and architectural space, I cultivate material situations in which thought emerges through making rather than preceding it. The ceramic work is not an object that represents ideas, but an ecology of relations that gathers light, atmosphere, memory and time into forms of inhabitable interiority. These works remain open—not as incomplete objects, but as continuing occasions for correspondence between materials, bodies and imagination.
Statement in Opposition to the Immigrant Protection Act
Despite its name, the Immigrant Protection Act does not provide new protections for our immigrant community. In fact, the IPA, as it is written, protects criminals while putting innocent people in greater danger.
The Act will make it more difficult to make transfers of prisoners at the county jail who are wanted on federal charges by Homeland Security. The jail provides a safe and neutral place to make such transfers. Under this act, transfers would be moved into the community which poses greater risks for innocent members of the community and Law Enforcement.
We want our immigrant community to feel safe and welcome in Westchester County. We applaud District Attorney Scarpino for establishing a task force within his office to ensure that those immigrants coming forward to report crimes will not face repercussions related to their immigration status. Nurturing trust between Law Enforcement and the immigrant community is an essential component to that objective. No one wants to prevent victims of crimes, especially domestic violence, from being reported out of fear of immigration issues. Shielding people who are accused of committing crimes from federal authorities is dangerous and irresponsible. When someone who is in this country illegally commits a crime, their victims are usually fellow immigrants. Why would we want to protect these predators?
Local law enforcement, including county police, do not enforce or address immigration issues. They do not seek to determine immigration status or use it in any way to perform their duties. Just to make that point clear two county executives have issued executive orders to specifically direct county police to not engage in immigration enforcement or inquire about immigration status. County Executive Spano issued his Executive Order No. 4 in 2006, and County Executive Astorino updated the directive further in September of 2017. The subject of these executive orders is exactly what the IPA is purported to address, but does not.
The IPA states that “County Law Enforcement Agencies (CLEA) shall not communicate with Federal Immigration Authorities.” One exception to this directive contained in an earlier version of the IPA was if the individual was a known gang member. This is a reasonable exception since we know of MS-13’s growing presence on Long Island which is close proximity to Westchester. Why not include this provision since there are national databases that could be used to identify such individuals? However, it was removed and when we asked for it to remain in the law, it was denied.
According to federal guidelines, the IPA will clearly cause Westchester County to be classified as a “Sanctuary County”. Another request that was denied was to include representatives of Homeland Security in the committee discussion and deliberation. We requested that federal immigration representatives be present to answer questions and give their assessment of the IPA. Shouldn’t we hear from them to determine how the IPA could affect them in the carrying out of their duties? Perhaps their input could have made a more effective law and one that everyone could support. It was another opportunity lost that could have garnered unanimous support by the BOL.
The IPA is designed specifically to do only two things; protect undocumented criminals sitting in the county jail, and eliminate the distinction between legal and illegal immigration. Anything that inhibits law local enforcement from working closely with their federal law enforcement partners like the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and other agencies— is a bad and reckless idea.
CEO Scott Woods presented Ben Waring of Summerville with an iPad. Mr. Waring was week 2 winner of the eStatement iPad Giveway.
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