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I always loved Mission Statements. The ability to summarize, distill and share the soul of a company in a couple of sentences
Receipt from Auto Electrical Repairs Ltd. (Stockists of Lucas Car Batteries), of Queen Street, Keighley, dated 28th September, 1958.
Item was part of a collection of receipts, statements and invoices donated to the Keighley and District Local History Society by Mrs Barbara Hetherington, in September 2019.
These men opted for the shorts to cover up! You can also see the little slippers with the slit between the big toe and the other toes so you can wear geta (the wooden flip flops).
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Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan Flanked by his Deputy Minister Nhlanhla Nene, Commissioner Oupa Magashule and National Treasury DG Lungisa Fuzile addressing a Press conference on the 2011 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement held at the Imbizo Media centre in Cape Town. 25/10/2011
On March 21–22, 2013, O’Brien & Gere, in partnership with Syracuse University's College of Engineering and Computer Science, hosted its second annual SPARK Innovation Competition in Syracuse, New York. The competition aims to connect the innovative ideas of college students with real-world business problem statements.
Artist's Statement
About ten years ago I was standing under a particularly impressive Red Maple (Acer rubrum) in the Blue Hills Reservation in Milton, Massachusetts. The tree is in an area of mature forest, Red Maple, Red Oak and White Ash tower over the Witch Hazel and Striped Maple understory. In the upper canopy Scarlet Tanagers, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks and Red-eyed Vireos went about their business. To observe them I lay flat under the tree and looked straight up with binoculars. I decided then that I wanted to climb up and observe the canopy directly. But how to do it? On the largest trees the trunks rose 60 or more feet before reaching the first branch.
A few years later I’d begun learning rope and harness tree climbing technique and I was eventually able to climb up into that same tree. During my climbs I realized that the process of climbing created a new relationship with the tree. Physical engagement and close proximity revealed aspects of individual trees not easily perceived from the ground. I brought my camera with me and began the process of attempting to capture these qualities. The photographs in the show represent views from the ground and from height in the trees.
Technical Notes
The large images are shot with a Canon10D digital SLR, the smaller images with a Canon point-and-shoot digital camera. I printed the images with an Epson 2200 inkjet printer using archival pigment inks. The images are printed on Moab Entrada Bright White, 300 gsm 100% cotton rag. The frames are hand made from pine boards and fallen branches of Yellow and Black Birch. The prints are permanently attached to the frames, I consider them all of one piece.
Swiss Cottage Conservation Area was designated in November 1988, with the Conservation Area Statement adopted in 1995.
As with Belsize, this is an important example of mid 19th century speculative development on a grand scale, this time in red brick with finely detailed arts and crafts inspired decoration. Lush green front gardens and continuous runs of front boundary walls, with piers, posts and railings, as well as the gaps between houses and views into mature gardens contribute significantly to the area’s particular character.
More front gardens and boundary walls have been lost in Swiss Cottage than in the Belsize and Hampstead. Furthermore a significant number of properties originally had stained glass/leaded window and doors which are increasingly being removed, making the need for action more urgent than ever.
Conservation area at risk
Swiss Cottage has been designated by English Heritage as a ‘Conservation Area at Risk’. This means that it is in danger of losing its special character due to the removal of traditional features such as historic doors, windows, decorative details, green front gardens and ornate boundary walls.
For more information please visit Swiss Cottage Conservation Area
According to a 2005 study, less than half of today's Richistanis agreed with the statement that "wealth has made me happier." Even more surprising was the discovery that 10 percent of millionaires (and 16 percent of female millionaires) felt that their wealth actually created more problems than it solved.
The American wealth boom has not only created more rich people; it has also created more rich-people problems. While money has showered Richistanis with obvious benefits, like freedom, power and all those boats and planes, it has also burdened them with troubles they never imagined . . . family squabbles, endless choices in how to spend and invest their money, and a constant fear of losing it . . .
~ from Richistan: A Journey Through the American Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich, by Robert Frank
Suicide by Poison Suspected in Ariz. Court Death
June 30, 2012
As the word "guilty" filled the silence of a Phoenix courtroom, defendant Michael Marin closed his eyes, put his head in his hands and appeared to put something in his mouth. He then took a swig from a sports bottle.
Minutes later, the 53-year-old Marin was dead.
Now investigators are trying to confirm their suspicion that Marin popped a poisoned pill after the jury found him guilty of arson, a bizarre ending to a case that began in 2009 when he emerged from his burning mansion in scuba gear.
Prosecutors said he torched his home when he couldn't keep up with the payments. Marin, an attorney and father of four, faced seven to 21 years in prison.
Marin, a former Wall Street trader, had summited Everest and wrote on his Facebook page that he had scaled six of the world's seven tallest mountains. He also was an art collector who had original Picassos.
Prosecutors painted him as a desperate man who had $50 in his bank account in July 2009, down from $900,000 a year earlier. He also had a monthly mortgage on the mansion of $17,250 and an upcoming balloon payment of $2.3 million.
Marin also had another mortgage of $2,500 on a different home and owed $34,000 in taxes, prosecutors said.
On July 5, 2009, Marin told investigators that he escaped a blaze in his 10,000-sqaure-foot mansion in a posh part of Phoenix using a rope ladder and wearing scuba gear to avoid inhaling smoke.
On Thursday, a jury found Marin guilty of a felony count of arson of an occupied structure.
After the verdict, he appeared to put something in his mouth, according to video footage. Soon after, a bright-red Marin coughed, reached for a tissue, buried his face in his hands and appeared to sob, The Arizona Republic reported.
Marin then began making noises that sounded like snores and whoops as he began convulsing and fell on the floor face-first, according to the newspaper.
Among Marin's last posts on Facebook, in November 2009, was a photo of his four children that said there was something more important to him than his Everest conquest.
"More than anything else I may have accomplished in this life, this is what really matters to me: the blessing of knowing the amazing individuals I am privileged to call my children," he wrote.
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Artist's statement
This week, Nonthando of Cape Argus called me to review le beau Cap hair in relation to the Cape Town hair and beauty show. She put me in connection to Maggie who offered a space at the venue, and the help of Lizel to organise. I decided to summarize all my hair photography experience in a 6 panel wall. Marlon of Orms helped with a few prints and Jo-Anne of Deckle edge with the stationary and suggested to pre-set the exhibit on cardboard rolls matching the exhibition panels. The wall you see is the fruit of our common work.
To sum up my Le beau cap hair experience…
It all started as I realised fine hair details and patterns were as interesting as details of flower cores I was capturing as part of Le beau Cap en couleurs and Namaqualand colours. I started investigating the idea and soon found myself stopping people everywhere in Cape town to capture the beauty of their hair. People were generally surprised as they did not expect their hair any beauty worth capturing. But then when seeing the picture of the beauty I saw in their hair, they were somehow happier… I only captured hair, to limit the importance of face, eyes in the picture and focus on hair beauty for itself, not as as attribute to face.
When Africa International Hair extravaganza offered the opportunity to exhibit, and the portfolio was covered by SA Hair dresser Journal and Estetica Afro, it forced me to summarise a few thousands of images into a few the common themes, that drive our eye to see beauty in hair. Since this experience, my eyes have opened to hair beauty, and I have continued capturing hair beauty. I hope to open your mind to see the beauty in people’s hair as it will change the way you see people, for the better.
In this exhibit, I have taken from my long term themes, eg colours and contrast, simple and complex lines and patterns, resonance with the environment or landscapes. And I have introduced a few new ideas eg inspiration from plants to design hair, Mandela lines creativity, and compare face off images to full body full face ones.
Visitor, I invite you to interact with the exhibit, select your preferred pictures, give them a title, colour the images to create your own hair designs, pick images to decorate your salon. Show your hair in front of Lions head and compete to give the Lion the best head rest … Come and play, be creative and enjoy the show !
Laurence Savary
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05 December 2011, Rome, Italy - Opening statement by President of the 66th session of the United Nations General Assembly Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser. Opening Ceremony of the Global South-South Development Expo (GSSD) 2011, FAO headquarters (Plenary Hall). From 5 to 9 December 2011, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nation (FAO) hosts the Global South-South Development Expo of the United Nations (GSSD Expo). The Expo is an annual multilateral event from the South and for the South organized every year by UNDP’s Special Unit for South-South Cooperation.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/GIULIO NAPOLITANO. Editorial use only. All rights reserved. Copyright ©FAO.
Shirt - Target
Necklace - thrifted
I like the bright colors with the black shirt. I bought the necklace because it reminded me of a necklace I had in junior high.
Scott West's artist statement from the Twenty Views of Dundas Project.
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