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Don West, Jr. and Dr. Tim Morrison present their newest book, "A Step-by-Step Guide to Crafting Personal Legacy Statements - An Ancient Tool of the Thoughtful, Wealthy & Wise" at the University of Miami School of Law on Nov. 20, 2008.
While the fellas were playing tennis on the R.C.Y.C. Island yesterday, I took a stroll around the south island to find this. What a prize! As I walked along the water's edge, he swam along beside me. I am saying he, here, as I assumed that she was sitting on a nest somewhere close by. This was the closest we came together and as I approached, very carefully I might add, I was told, "That's far enough." I listened. I have great respect for these magnificent birds, for not only their beauty, but for their strength.
Note-Grids are a tool for collecting and connecting objects of thought (in this case, words).
They treat words and other manifestations of thought as objects that can be freely manipulated to create new meaning.
They break meaning up into individual words to facilitate a more fluid, intuitive, and improvisational approach to knowledge production.
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To read some direct statements about these ideas, see "Note-Grids: Statements" www.flickr.com/photos/asgood/sets/72157626654002747/
To see lots of words and patterns you can use to remix meaning, see "Note-Grids: Scores"
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To see where this might be going, see "Note-Grids: Directions"
As it is a legal requirement in some cases, therefore many of the business owners receive #Cash #Flow #Statement #Preparation as a burden for them. However, it is not the #case.
I made this for my medical unit in the Vermont Air National Guard on my free time. It's a military twist on the Aesculapian Staff.
A vision is a starting point for any strategic framework. In developing a vision statement Gregory Kim Consulting asks participants to draw a picture of what society would look like if identified problems were solved. The pictures are the starting point to draw important values and key words that help to craft the vision statement.
Unit 5 - Developing a Portfolio
I developed my personal statement after my portfolio as i want it to compliment one another and fill in any missing information about both the artwork presented and my own art practice.
These are the first notes looking at:
-other examples of an art personal statement
-what the colleges require/recommend
-points given by teachers
Cheryl Schiltz Photography © 2012
No use of this image in any form without my consent. Copyright laws are in effect.
Seen above the trees is one of two metal sculptures located at Tennessee Riverwalk’s Blue Goose Hollow Trailhead. The two free-standings sculptures “Resurgence: A Statement of Celebration” were created by Albert Paley to represent the historic Blue Goose Hollow’s industrial past.
Aboard the riverboat, Southern Belle cruising the Tennessee River in Chattanooga, Hamilton County Tennessee. September 6, 2020.
Photography and Post-Production: anaRITA;
Make up artist: Vanessa Vilar;
Styling: anaRITA & Vanessa Vilar:;
Model: Leya da Fonseca
The pendant measures 2 3/4" across.
I decoupaged it with a detail from a photograph of a daisy. I then sealed it with water resistant resin for durable wear.
The lobster clasp is easy to use and can be put on any of the links in the copper chain, making it fully adjustable.
You can wear it as a choker, at its full 20" length, or anywhere in between.
A tiny star and the Wabisabi Brooklyn logo dangle delicately from the end of the chain.
28 October 2024
At the fourth Ukraine – Nordic Summit in Reykjavik on 28 October, the Prime Ministers of Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Sweden and the President of Ukraine issued the following statement:
I. We, the leaders of the Nordic countries reaffirm our unwavering commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty, territorial integrity and security. Our comprehensive support for Ukraine is steadfast and will continue for as long as it is necessary. The Nordic countries have thus far provided Ukraine with more than 20 EUR billion in military, financial and humanitarian support. Substantial amounts have been allocated to meet the pressing needs ahead of the coming winter, including the winter package focusing on energy, social resilience and humanitarian support, delivered during the Nordic Baltic Foreign Ministers' recent visit to Odesa. The Nordic countries will continue to seek new avenues for supporting Ukraine and its people, while it continues to fight off Russia's aggression.
II. Ukraine’s fight for its independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity within its internationally recognised borders directly contributes to Euro-Atlantic security. The Nordic countries attach special importance to developing deep, comprehensive and long-term security cooperation with Ukraine and ensuring a secure future for both Ukraine and the Nordic countries for generations to come. The Nordic countries underscore their commitment to ensuring full and efficient implementation of the bilateral agreements on security cooperation and long-term support in close coordination with Ukraine. The bilateral agreements on security cooperation and long-term support between Ukraine and each of the Nordic countries serve as a solid ground for strengthening their mutual security. The Nordic countries will continue to assist Ukraine through military, financial, and humanitarian support in the framework of these agreements. The Nordic countries and Ukraine welcome the Ukraine Compact presented on the margins of the NATO Summit in Washington D.C. in 2024 providing a framework for supporting Ukraine in the short, medium and long term. The Nordic countries and Ukraine support the G7 Joint Declaration of Support for Recovery and Reconstruction of Ukraine.
III. The Nordic countries underline their interest in the further development of cooperation with Ukraine's defence industry. The Nordic countries have so far pledged EUR 195 million in procurements through Ukraine's defence industry. Extraordinary revenues from immobilised Russian assets could be one possible source for funding such initiatives. The Nordic countries welcome the agreement on the use of extraordinary revenues stemming from Russia’s immobilised assets to establish a macro-financial assistance loan to Ukraine and maintain that Russia’s assets should remain immobilised until Russia ceases its war of aggression and compensates Ukraine for the damage caused by war. The Nordic countries will continue the pressure on Russia and to limit its ability to wage its war of aggression against Ukraine, including through sanctions and international measures against the shadow fleet transporting Russian oil used to circumvent sanctions.
IV. The Nordic countries are determined to continue to support and enhance the defence capabilities of the Defence Forces of Ukraine in their fight for security and peace in Europe. The Nordic countries already made substantial contributions through bilateral and multilateral donations, including ammunition of various calibres, as well as efforts to strengthen European ammunition production capacity, such as ASAP, and national decisions to increase heavy ammunition production.
V. The Nordic countries support Ukraine's Victory Plan as presented by President Zelenskyy. We will work to contribute to its implementation. We will also work to strengthen Ukraine's position, ahead of a second Peace Summit towards a just and lasting peace based on international law, including the UN Charter, that respects Ukraine's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity.
VI. We reiterate that Ukraine's future place is in NATO. We will continue to support Ukraine on its irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership. We support a greater role for NATO in the coordination of security assistance and training and welcome the establishment of NATO Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine. We are convinced that Ukraine's future membership will be of significant added value to the European Union and contribute to peace, stability and prosperity in Europe. We welcome the opening of EU accession negotiations with Ukraine and have stepped up our joint efforts to support Ukraine's EU accession.
As my work is about analysing how we interpret things in our own ways I did not want to 'tell' the viewer what my aims were. If I was to say to the viewer 'perceive it in your own way' I'm telling them to perceive my work and almost forcing them to interact with it. I want any interaction and perception of my work to be organic. Not writing an informative statement, I chose to use the statement as an element of the piece. The statement is a collection of blank quotations, in which the viewer can conjure up any line of dialogue they can interpret from the situation. I only give the viewer 2 lines which can only hint at the presence if a situation but link tenuously and separated by blank quotes. There's is also a stage direction that suggests the room we're are seeing is after this scene because we encounter the room with the light left on.