Prof. G. SAIFUDEEN is an Assistant Professor in Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship in Jamal Institute of Management, Trichy from the year 2017. He pursued B.com degree in his Under graduation from Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy affiliated to Bharathidasan University, He Pursued his post graduate degree in Management from Jamal Institute of Management, Trichy in the year 2010. Later, he completed his Master of Philosopy from Bharathidasan University Trichy in the year 2012. He had qualified with the UGC - National Eligibility Test (NET) in Management discipline on April 2014 and He has successfully completed his Research work and submitted Ph.D Thesis Report in the focused area of Learning Organization Practices. He is an expertise in the areas of Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship, Research Methodology and handled different Management papers. He has presented research papers in different conferences and published 16 research papers in various Journals with ISBN and ISSN. He has participated 10 workshops including Data Analysis and Business Research. He participated at the National level one-week Hands-on Training workshop on data analysis at Christ University nodal office, Trivandrum. He has attended a FDP on Student Engagement organized by IBS – Business School (ICFAI group).


Lamborghini Aventador SV To Arrive As Early As Next Year?
Lamborghini first introduced their Murcielago V12 flagship in 2001, and waited another eight years before they released the ultimate variation of the supercar, the LP670-4 Superveloce. The Superveloce, or SV for short, was lighter, more powerful and more performance oriented than the standard car and with only 186 units made, rarer too.
The successor to the Murcielago, the Aventador, has only been out for about 3 years now but already there is talk of releasing a high-performance SV variation. Typically, SV models have come at the end of each V12 Lamborghini's model lifecycle, which are usually very long. Only three cars separate the first V12 Lambo, the 1966 Miura, from the Aventador, making Autoblog.nl's rumors of an SV model arriving as early as next year seem far-fetched. The talk apparently stems from a posting on Gumball 3000 competitor Brian Salamone's Facebook page. Salamone is a long-time Aventador owner and claimed "TeamSalamone will get the first Lamborghini Aventador SV," in a status update recently.
Between the unobtainable Veneno and slightly altered and more powerful Aventador 50 Anniversario, Lamborghini has managed to keep the slightly aging Aventador relevant in a competitive market with ever-increasing performance standards. We can't see them rushing to get an SV model variation out the gates any time soon, but as always, time will tell.
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Cases of hepatitis A are popping up across South Florida
385 cases of the virus have been reported in the state since the beginning of 2019
Updated: 5:44 PM EDT Apr 5, 2019
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JOINT PAIN, FATIGUE AND JAUNDICE OR YELLOWING OF THE SKIN AND EYES. >> PEOPLE IN SCHOOLS, CALMS LIVE TOGETHER CAN PASS IT ALONG EASILY. >> TO PREVENT INFECTION THE BEST THING WE CAN SAY IS FOR ONE GET VACCINATED. THEY HAVE THE HIGHEST RISKS OF GETTING THE INFECTION. >> THERE IS A VARIETY OF WAY PEOPLE CAN GET IT. THEY CAN GET IT FROM CONTAMINATED FOOD OR WATER SOURCES AND THEY CAN GET IT FROM SOMEONE ELSE WHO ALREADY IT HAS. >> IF IT POKESSED IT COULD TAKE UP TO A MONTH. IF ANY AT ALL. AND IT USUALLY GOES AWAY ON THE OWN AFTER ONE OR TWO MONTHS. BURR THE DOCTOR SAYS IN EXTREME CASES AN INFECTED PERSON CAN EXPERIENCE VOMITING JAUNDICE. >> TO PREVENT INFECTION THE BEST THING W CAN SAY IS FOR ONE GET VACCINATED. AFTER VACCINATION THE BEST THING WE CAN DO IS HAND WASHING BECAUSE HAND WASHING WILL LITERALLY PREVENT THE SPREAD OF THIS DISEASE. >> FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED THE HEPATITIS A VACCINATION, DR. SNARSKI SUGGESTS MAKING AN APPOINTMENT WITH A F
A South Florida doctor says the best way to prevent spreading the rare Hepatitis A virus to others is through constant hand-washing and vaccinations after a Palm City couple recently died from the infection.Dr. Jamie Snarski, a PBG Medical Center emergency room physician, said Hepatitis A is a virus that attacks the liver. If the infection is left untreated, it can lead to liver failure or death in extreme cases."People who are in schools, camps or live together can certainly pass it along very easily," Snarski said. However, Snarski says it is extremely rare for anyone born after 1995 to contract it after doctors began vaccinating children for the virus. Anyone born before the vaccine was available has the highest risk of getting the infection."There is a variety of ways people can get it. They can get it from contaminated food or water sources, Snarski said. "They can also get it from someone who already has it."She says if a person is exposed, it can take up to a month before the host will experience symptoms, if any at all. "It usually goes away on its own after one to two months," the doctor added.But in extreme cases, an infected person can experience vomiting, diarrhea, joint pain, fatigue and jaundice, or yellowing of the skin and eyes.Snarski says the best way to prevent the infection is to get vaccinated. "After vaccination, the best thing we can do is hand-washing because hand-washing will literally prevent the spread of this disease," Snarski told WPBF.
A South Florida doctor says the best way to prevent spreading the rare Hepatitis A virus to others is through constant hand-washing and vaccinations after a Palm City couple recently died from the infection.
Dr. Jamie Snarski, a PBG Medical Center emergency room physician, said
Hepatitis A is a virus that attacks the liver. If the infection is left untreated, it can lead to liver failure or death in extreme cases.
"People who are in schools, camps or live together can certainly pass it along very easily," Snarski said.
However, Snarski says it is extremely rare for anyone born after 1995 to contract it after doctors began vaccinating children for the virus.
Anyone born before the vaccine was available has the highest risk of getting the infection.
"There is a variety of ways people can get it. They can get it from contaminated food or water sources, Snarski said. "They can also get it from someone who already has it."
She says if a person is exposed, it can take up to a month before the host will experience symptoms, if any at all.
"It usually goes away on its own after one to two months," the doctor added.
But in extreme cases, an infected person can experience vomiting, diarrhea, joint pain, fatigue and jaundice, or yellowing of the skin and eyes.
Snarski says the best way to prevent the infection is to get vaccinated.
"After vaccination, the best thing we can do is hand-washing because hand-washing will literally prevent the spread of this disease," Snarski told WPBF.

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Henry Vaughan. Silex II: The Bird.
Their lesson taught them, when first made.
Yet stones are deep in admiratiòn.
Both mornings makes and evenings there.
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London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1931. 239-240.
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Half of the health partnerships involving the research-based pharmaceutical industry focus on strengthening the health system infrastructure capabilities. Examples include HIV/AIDS partnerships that establish and run paediatric treatment centers, training for healthcare professionals, and working with community implementation partners to reduce stigma, promote prevention, improve diagnosis, and provide patient support to ensure treatment compliance. Increasingly some health partnerships take multi-disease approaches and, as a result, increase their overall benefits on communities and patients. More than one-third of health partnerships focus on awareness raising, prevention, and outreach.


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HomeLife at EmoryEdna Brisco on the Future of Nursing at Emory Hillandale Hospital
Edna Brisco on the Future of Nursing at Emory Hillandale Hospital
By Emory Healthcare
Edna Brisco, MSN, RN, says that it's important to find your "why" and understand your purpose. "When you're able to do this," she says, "you will love the work that you do, and your career will flourish." She was born to be a nurse, she says, and after 28 years, she's as proud as she was the day she graduated from nursing school.
At Emory Hillandale Hospital, Brisco uses the qualities she learned from her mother – hard work, compassion, and self-confidence – daily in what she calls her "second calling" as a nurse leader. "It is my job to support, empower and motivate our phenomenal nursing team to provide our patients with kind, compassionate, high-quality care."
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In 2005, Emory Hillandale Hospital opened as part of DeKalb Medical Center, and it joined Emory Healthcare in 2018. The hospital offers a wide range of treatments and services, including radiology, surgery, and emergency care. It also has a broad range of physicians and specialists on staff with expertise in areas such as cardiology, endocrinology, hematology, orthopaedics, and many more. The facility contains updated technology and equipment, including digital imaging machines for CTs, 3D mammograms and MRIs. Whether it's a serious medical procedure or an ongoing treatment, our highly skilled team stands ready to walk with each patient through their unique health care journey.
Brisco serves as the vice president of Patient Care Services and chief nursing officer for Emory Hillandale Hospital, a role that acts as the voice for nurses and patients at the organization, she explains, and works with them to deliver the mission, vision, and values of Emory Healthcare. "It's important to create an environment that empowers the nursing staff and allows them to provide the very best patient care with all of the appropriate resources and support," she says.
As a nurse leader, Brisco also places great importance on mentoring others and helping them advance their skills and careers. Investing in her staff is an important part of achieving her vision of Emory Hillandale as a hospital of choice for its community. She says, "I believe in patient- and family-centered care and I want to earn the respect and trust of the community and work to meet their needs." Accomplishing this goal requires a team who are the best version of themselves, Brisco says, and she's enthusiastic about her team. She says, "I want our staff to understand how important they are and I want them to feel like their efforts make a difference."
"Emory Healthcare's response to the COVID pandemic has been nothing less than amazing," Brisco says. "From day one, the organization worked to keep its employees safe while providing our patients the best care. The level of detail that goes into each and every decision is amazing – and I'm honored to be a member of this phenomenal team." Although challenging, she also found inspiration in this experience. Brisco explains, "I'm truly inspired by all of the brave healthcare heroes that showed up even when they were exhausted to provide our patients with kind and compassionate care. This certainly inspired me to be a better person, nurse, and nurse leader."
And Brisco will never forget the day she was honored with a DAISY Nurse Leader Award, which was established to recognize nurse leaders who create an environment where extraordinary and compassionate nursing practice can flourish. The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses was established in 1999 to honor nurses for the acts of kindness and sensitivity they demonstrate every day. Nurse leaders, who often do not typically work directly with patients, are nominated by their staff, who describe the impact leaders like Brisco have on their ability to provide quality, compassionate care. "What an honor!" she recalls. "I was smiling for the entire day and month, and my heart was full of joy."
After 28 years, Brisco knows she found her "why." "I absolutely love this wonderful profession and the phenomenal people that I work with."
"I'm really excited about the future of nursing at Emory Hillandale Hospital," Brisco says. One of the goals she's looking forward to accomplishing is achieving a Magnet® designation at the hospital, which is a recognition awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center for demonstrated excellence in clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, and nurse satisfaction with the workplace. She says, "We know that benefits of a Magnet® designation include being able to attract and retain top talent, improved patient care, safety and satisfaction, and an enhanced culture of collaboration."
To date, four hospitals in the Emory Healthcare system have received this award. Emory Hillandale Hospital is just getting started on this journey, says Brisco, but she's confident they'll join their sister hospitals and reach their goal.
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HomeFictionImagine This
By (author)Sade Adeniran
A compelling story about the human spirit and resilience against the odds. Imagine This is the journal of Lola Ogunwole which she starts at the age of nine; it charts her survival from childhood to adulthood.
Born in London to Nigerian parents, Lola and her brother Adebola grow up in a temporary foster home after their mother abandons them. They are briefly reunited with their father when, in danger of losing them for good, he packs up and moves them back to Nigeria to live.
For Lola, the trauma of leaving London and settling in Lagos is soon overshadowed by separation from her father and the only constant in her life, her brother Adebola. They are both sent to live with different relatives and Lola ends up with her aunt, in a small village called Idogun where her struggle for survival begins.
Author: Sade Adeniran | Print ISBN: 978-9784894357 | No of Pages: 267 | Format: 128 x 196 | Pub Date: 2011
Sade Adeniran is a writer based in London. Her work has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and been performed at The Lyric, The Bush and Riverside Studios. Imagine This is her first novel. For more on Sade, visit her website.
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A Mind to Silence and Other Stories
Anwuli Ojogwu
Includes the 2021 and 2022 shortlisted AKO Caine Prize stories as well as stories from the Caine Prize workshop
A woman who carries her fate and that of her community in her hair is beguiled by the deceptive designs of Europeans out to colonise her most prized possession. A man finds happiness in the reincarnation of a lost love. A young woman risks her life for freedom through the cultural practice of a human loan scheme.
Tales of sacrifice, love, freedom, self-discovery and loss fill the pages of this larger-than-life tapestry of stories from across Africa and its diaspora. Forged in a diversity of tempers and forms, these stories range from the epistolary to the experimental, from mysteries, noirs and political thrillers to speculative fiction and futurism, and much more. In prose that moves from visual and lyrical to gritty and visceral, these writers explore fate, memory, the fragility of love and the duplicitous nature of human interactions.
German Calendar, No December
Sylvia Ofili
Olivia Evezi's childhood is a happy one; her days are spent listening to highlife records and poring over colourful postcards from Germany. When she leaves her hometown of Warri behind to live out her Enid Blyton fantasies in a boarding school in Lagos, instead of adventure and lacrosse, she is met with punishments, endless chores and hazing rituals.
Olivia's restlessness takes her to Germany, her mother's homeland, where she is thrown into a hidden world of workers and migrants; a world of constant vigilance, where a piece of paper can hold the key to survival. Olivia finds that she is destined to always be an outsider – too white for Nigeria and too black for Germany – and so must learn to define herself and her place in the world beyond the labels that have been given to her: exotic, foreign, oyinbo.
German Calendar, No December is a candid and reflective coming of age tale about learning to navigate the world, with the help of good music, good books, good friends, and a touch of courage.
Every Day is for the Thief
A young man decides to visit Nigeria after years of absence. Ahead lies the difficult journey back to the family house and all its memories; meetings with childhood friends and above all, facing up to the paradox of Nigeria, whose present is as burdened by the past as it is facing a new future.
Along the way, our narrator encounters life in Lagos. He is captivated by a woman reading on a danfo; attempts to check his email are frustrated by Yahoo boys; he is charmingly duped buying fuel. He admires the grace of an aunty, bereaved by armed robbers and is inspired by the new malls and cultural venues. The question is: should he stay or should he leave?
But before the story can even begin, he has to queue for his visa…
Every Day is for the Thief is a striking portrait of Nigeria in change. Through a series of cinematic portraits of everyday life in Lagos, Teju Cole provides a fresh approach to the returnee experience.
Author: Teju Cole | Print ISBN: 978-9780805159 | Format: Flapped paperback | No. of Pages: 130 | Pub. Date: 2007
Cloth Girl
Marilyn Heward Mills
Fourteen-year old Matilda Lamptey's life changes forever when the suave and sophisticated Gold Coast lawyer Robert Bannerman decides to take her as his second wife. With her childhood snatched away, Matilda finds herself trapped in a jealous household, and finds herself constantly out-manoeuvred by Julie, Bannerman's first-wife. At the same time, we follow the story of Audrey, the wife of the assistant to the Governor in the Colonial Office. Her life has also been turned around as she faces the tedium of daily life and the unbearable heat.
Cloth Girl is a lucid account of life in colonial West Africa, told through the eyes of two very different women. Marilyn Heward Mills' first novel is full of expressive prose and a compelling read. The novel was shortlisted for the 2007 Costa Awards debut novel.
Author: Marilyn Heward Mills | Print ISBN: 978-9784851862 | No of Pages: 370 | Pub Date: 2008
Why Do You Dance When You Walk
Abdourahman A Waberi
One morning in Paris on the way to kindergarten, a little girl asks her father "Papa, why do you dance when you walk?" The question is innocent and serious. Why does her father limp, why can't he ride a bicycle or a scooter? Her father feels compelled to answer, to bring back the memories of his childhood in Djibouti and tell her what happened to his leg. It was a place of sunlight and dust and sickness, a sickness that made him different, unique. They called him a skinflint and a runt, but he was the smartest kid in his school.
Waberi remembers the shifting desert of Djibouti, the Red Sea, the shanty roofs of the houses in his neighborhood, an immense loneliness and some unforgettable characters: Papa-la-Tige who sold baubles to tourists, his tough, silent mother Zahra who trembled, and his grandmother nicknamed Cochise. He tells of the moment when his life changed forever and the ensuing struggle that made him a man, a man who knows the value of poetry, silence and freedom, a man who is still dancing.


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" Buffy the Vampire Slayer ", "Dawson's Creek"," Smallville", "7th Heaven " as well as " Charmed" stood out of countless people. 7th Paradise chose eleven seasons making it the longest running household drama and also Charmed went with 8 periods making it the lengthiest running drama with starlets in the lead. CBS Firm and Detector Bros. Changed The WB Network with The CW Tv Network. They got rights to generate the renowned Harry Potter collection ultimately of 1990s as well as the very first Harry Potter flick was released in 2001 and till day an overall of 4 Harry Potter movies have been released.
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Kristi Dawn Chenoweth was born upon July 24, 1968 in the little community of Broken Arrowhead, Oklahoma. Chenoweth was adopted at birth, and also enjoyed exactly what can be viewed as a " normal " youth with an encouraging home and a nurturing household setting. She was constantly the one in her course to do, and also was in love with the idea of getting on phase given that she was a child.
This desire took her to Oklahoma City University, where she started to blossom both as a performer and also a person. She was elected "Miss OCU" and also eventually won first runner-up prize in the Miss Oklahoma pageant. Nonetheless, Chenoweth supplied then as well as continues to use a lot more compared to beauty currently.
She finished with a bachelor's degree in musical theater as well as a master's level in opera efficiency. Soon after graduation, Chenoweth turned down chances to progress her studies even additionally as well as made her method to the theater. It was right here that Chenoweth's celebrity started to climb. Job Chenoweth's profession took off nearly quickly after a few off-Broadway efficiencies, yet she landed her initial Broadway duty in Scapin in 1997, as well as she won a Theater World Award for her performance. This was just the first of many awards and acknowledgments Chenoweth would enjoy, as well as she hit stage superstardom in 1998 with her efficiency in You're a Great Male, Charlie Brown. Chenoweth won a Tony Award the following year for Best Highlighted Starlet to support her Drama Desk as well as Outer Doubters Circle Awards.


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Podstawie – część wsi Wojsławice w Polsce położona w województwie lubelskim, w powiecie chełmskim, w gminie Wojsławice.

W latach 1975–1998 Podstawie należało administracyjnie do województwa chełmskiego.

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Ukrzyżowanie Chrystusa – zespół trzech obrazów śląskiego malarza barokowego Michaela Willmanna pochodzących z kościoła klasztornego w Lubiążu, obecnie w kolekcji Muzeum Narodowego we Wrocławiu.

W latach 1702–1705 mimo stale pogarszającego się stanu zdrowia (postępująca podagra) Willmann namalował jeszcze szereg znaczących obrazów (gł. ołtarzowych) do kościołów Dolnego Śląska (Bardo, Henryków, Kamieniec Ząbkowicki, Ziębice) oraz kościoła cystersów w Sedlcu (obecnie dzielnica Kutnej Hory). Grupa Ukrzyżowania wykonana na zlecenie opata Ludwiga Baucha była ostatnim dziełem Willmanna przeznaczonym do kościoła klasztornego w Lubiążu i kończyła ostatnia fazę barokizacji wnętrza świątyni.

Cykl tworzyły trzy obrazy: główny Chrystus na krzyżu i dwa boczne: Matka Boska Bolesna (lewy) i Św. Jan Ewangelista (prawy). U dołu, na drzewcu krzyża, umieszczona została sygnatura: 1702 / ML L. W. fec. Pierwotnie płótna znajdowały się na ścianie w południowym ramieniu transeptu. Obok wisiały wówczas inne prace Willmanna związane z motywem Pasji: Ukrzyżowanie (1656), Koronowanie cierniem (1661) i Modlitwa na Górze Oliwnej (ok. 1661). . Willmann nawiązał tutaj do gotyckiej tradycji rzeźbiarskich grup figuralnych umieszczanych w świątyniach na belce tęczowej. Dzieła wyróżniały ekspresyjne kontrasty kolorystyczne oraz wybitnie szkicowa maniera malarska.

Niemiecki historyk sztuki Ernst Kloss sposób wykonania obrazów przypominający technikę akwareli potraktował jako zapowiedź rokoka. Rüdiger Klessmann (1927-2020), znawca niemieckiego i holenderskiego malarstwa barokowego oraz Andrzej Kozieł, badacz twórczości Michaela Willmanna i jego warsztatu, zwrócili uwagę na zależność centralnego przedstawienia od Ukrzyżowania Rubensa z Królewskiego Muzeum Sztuk Pięknych w Antwerpii. Świadczą o tym: układ ciała Chrystusa na krzyżu, rysujący się w tle widok Jerozolimy oraz ciemne chmury z przebijającym się przez nie słońcem. Obrazy Matka Boska Bolesna i Św. Jan Ewangelista powtarzają w nieco zmodyfikowany sposób postacie Marii i św. Józefa z wcześniejszego malowidła Willmanna Zaginięcie Jezusa w Jeruzalem z dekoracji freskowej w kościele św. Józefa w Krzeszowie. Historyk sztuki i była kurator wrocławskiego Muzeum Narodowego Bożena Steinborn podkreśliła wolne od naturalizmu mistyczne ujęcie tematu poprzez poruszenie postaci, rozluźnienie formy i prześwitujące laserunki.

Willmannowska grupa Ukrzyżowania Chrystusa doczekała się licznych kopii i naśladownictw. Do najlepszych pod względem artystycznym należy analogiczna grupa płócien (identyczne rozmiary, podobny układ kompozycyjny) wisząca do dzisiaj w południowym transepcie kościoła klasztornego pw. Wniebowzięcia NMP w Henrykowie, którą w latach 1710–1712 namalował pasierb artysty – Jan Krzysztof Liszka. Od Willmannowskiego pierwowzoru różni je nieco układ rozpiętej na krzyżu postaci Chrystusa oraz dodane dwie scenki w dolnej partii płótna przedstawiające "Pokonanie Grzechu" i "Pokonanie Śmierci".

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Grupa Ukrzyżowania Chrystusa znajdowała się w kościele klasztornym w Lubiążu do 1942 roku, kiedy to dzieła ze świątyni zostały ewakuowane do Szklarskiej Poręby, a następnie w 1945 do składnicy w pałacu Paulinum w Jeleniej Górze. W tym samym roku obraz główny został przewieziony na Zamek Królewski w Krakowie. W 1946 roku wszystkie trzy płótna zostały przejęte przez Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie. W 1981 roku Ukrzyżowanie zostało przekazane do Muzeum Narodowego we Wrocławiu, dwa pozostałe obrazy kilkanaście lat później (początkowo w formie depozytu). Wraz z grupą innych obrazów Willmanna są obecnie eksponowane na Zamku Piastów Śląskich w Brzegu w ramach stałej wystawy "Sztuka śląska XV-XVIII w. ze zbiorów Muzeum Narodowego we Wrocławiu".

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Bibliografia
 Kościół klasztorny Wniebowzięcia NMP w Lubiążu. Historia, stan zachowania, koncepcja rewitalizacji, red. Amdrzej Kozieł, Wrocław: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, 2010, s. 508–510.
 Andrzej Kozieł, Michael Willmann i jego malarska pracownia, Wrocław: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego, 2013, s. 504–508
 Malarstwo śląskie 1520-1800. Katalog zbiorów, Muzeum Narodowe we Wrocławiu, red. Ewa Hołuszka, Wrocław: Muzeum Narodowe, 2009, s. 260–261.

Obrazy Michaela Willmanna w Muzeum Narodowym we Wrocławiu
Motyw ukrzyżowania na obrazach
Jezus Chrystus na obrazach
Matka Boska na obrazach
Święty Jan Ewangelista na obrazach
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The Plymouth Herald has a nice feature about The Clay Factory in Ivybridge just outside Plymouth, a kind of superduper co-working and venue office space for entrepreneurs in an old factory building. Part of their offering is a hot desking facility based in a dozen beach huts which they say are "ideal for start-ups, freelancers and home based entrepreneurs looking to build". There is 24/7 access, parking, visitor access, postal services and super fast wifi. They complement the converted shipping container office spaces already up and running.


Armed with high-quality Wi-Fi Harmon/Kardon Stereo acoustics, the Z4 Aurora comes with a state of the art 3D gesture panel – allowing users to control volume by drawing clockwise/counterclockwise circles. The machine itself is super-silent (less than 30dB) and houses a high-capacity MStar Quad-Core 1.5 GHz processor, a Mai-450 MP4 graphics processor, a 2GB dual-channel DDR3 memory controller, and supports 1080p/2k/4k movies, Xbox, PS4 gaming consoles.
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Embracing Technology: A New Hope for Digital Distribution
March 20, 2014 in Digital Downloads, Digital Locks, Internet Sharing, IP, Movies, Music Industry, Ownership0by Editor
On March 7th, the 16th annual Osgoode Entertainment & Sports Law Association Conference brought together students and professionals to explore emerging issues in entertainment and sports law.
Susan Abramovitch (of Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP) moderated the final panel of the day entitled "Piracy & Digital Distribution", in which panelists Kevin Fisher (of Basman Smith LLP), Steve Teixeira (of Universal Music Canada Inc.), and Osgoode Hall Adjunct Professor Sundeep Chauhan (of the Motion Picture Association – Canada) spoke about how piracy has affected their respective industries of sports, music, and film.
Kevin Fisher discussed the unique aspects of piracy in live broadcast sporting events. Since the value in a sporting event exists in the broadcast, the piracy in this industry includes satellite signal theft, grey market and free-to-air systems, and event channel streaming online. Individuals can legally purchase a broadcast, set up an event stream on a user generated site, and broadcast the stream to the world. This has also led to a new sub-industry of directory sites that guide users to the pirated streams.
Steve Teixeira began his discussion by asking whether anyone in the room has ever pirated music, and most of those present raised their hands. However, when he asked how many people had stolen a physical CD, only one hand remained raised. Teixeira posited that this disconnect was the result of how the public values (or perhaps, devalues) the more abstract concept of digital music products as compared to physical products. He suggested that this social acceptance of piracy has serious implications for the industry and provided some insight on how the industry will move forward to work towards recapturing paying consumers.
Sundeep Chauhan discussed the increasing trend of dressing up pirated DVDs to look like legitimate products and selling them at a slightly lower price point, and the resultant displacement of the legitimate physical product market. He also discussed the impact piracy has had on the film ecosystem. Money taken out of the industry due to piracy has disrupted the ability of film makers to reinvest in the film industry. The trickle down effect of piracy has also resulted in job losses both within the industry and for those with jobs related to film production (such as makeup artists, chauffers, general contractors, etc.).
All three panelists agreed that litigation against end user consumers is not the goal of rights holders. After initial attempts to enforce rights against individuals by the music industry resulted in a public relations backlash, content owners realized that it does not make sense to alienate their consumers. It stands to reason that aggressively pursuing consumers and then turning around and asking them to purchase your content was not a viable strategy. Now, the goal is to pursue those who make content available and make profits through subscription fees and advertising revenue. These sites, referred to as "wealth destroyers" (Pirate Bay was an oft-mentioned example), drew criticism as they capitalize on the investments of others while drawing away the profits to be gained from those ventures.
The panelists highlighted education as an important resource to combat piracy. Erasing the grey area and shaping cultural values about online theft through education will be a valuable tool for content owners moving forward. Intermediary companies will also require this education. These companies pay for advertising space or are involved with the authorization of purchases on sites hosting pirated content. The damage done by "wealth destroyers" can be reduced, and hopefully eliminated, if companies are made aware of the consequences of their participation in piracy.
Although industries affected by piracy were initially resistant to new business models made possible by technological advances, entertainment industries are increasingly embracing emerging business models. The goal of these companies is not to resist innovation, but to ensure that the technology developers and entertainment industries collaborate to improve their products and services. For example, the key to the future use of technological protection measures (TPMs) is to reduce the restrictions placed on users while maximizing protection against would-be pirates. In the past, implementing TPMs often meant that individuals could not use their legally purchased content in legally protected ways such as format shifting. Now, TPMs facilitate new business models like iTunes, allowing rights holders to protect content and feel secure about releasing it online while providing their product to the consumer. For example, providing a time-limited movie rental at a lower price in addition to a purchase option. The use of these services allow further opportunities to meet the needs of different consumers by allowing for such things as differentiated pricing options.
It is clear that the entertainment industries are working to embrace technological changes and the new methods in which they can provide content. Teixeira noted that as time goes on, music streaming may become the way of the future. Whether it is through subscription or advertising models, the hope is to eventually increase revenue streams as these services build up a consumer base. Fisher suggested that with the right technology, live sport streaming can cut out the pirates as well as divert more revenue away from the middle men and directly back to content creators. Chauhan indicated that filmmakers want their content on as many platforms as possible and to work with consumers to provide options catered to their needs, making it just as easy to access legal content as it is to find pirated content. Perhaps embracing the very technology that initially allowed bootlegging to run rampant will end up saving these industries from piracy.
Allison McLean is an IPilogue Editor and a JD Candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School.
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East Africa: The Pain of Losing a Child
Tufail Hussain – Deputy Director, Islamic Relief UK – writes about meeting Fatouma during his recent visit to drought ravaged Somalia.
Dotted around Mogadishu, the capital city of Somalia, are camps where countless desperate families arrive in search of food and water. It was at one of these camps, where teams from Islamic Relief regularly distribute food packs, that I first met Fatouma.
Fatouma, from a village in the Burhakaba region, around 250km from Mogadishu, told me her harrowing story of survival through the catastrophic drought.
"The drought has been with us for years, but in the last 12 months things became unbearable. My people are farmers, and our lives depend on our livestock and the land. The lack of rain meant nothing grew, which meant there was no food for the cattle to eat – which ultimately resulted in our remaining cattle dying very quickly. We had no choice, but to leave home in search of food and water.
Fatouma and her six children left their village with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The journey was an arduous one, which they undertook on foot. Every now and then they were able to get on public transport, only to be quickly kicked off once it transpired that they had no money.
"It was excruciating to walk in the blazing heat, and there were times when we felt like giving up, but we knew we had to keep on going, if we wanted to survive. My children became ill because we couldn't feed them and the bodies of my three youngest started to swell badly."
Unknown to Fatouma, the swelling was an indicator of severe malnutrition. Sadly, one by one, her young children Nooratu, Khadiju and Usman died whilst on the journey to Mogadishu. They were buried in different villages en route, where they relied on the good will of local villagers, to raise money for their burials.
It took Fatouma 10 days to reach Mogadishu.
When they finally arrived, they faced another desperate situation – a camp with little sanitation. And with limited food donated by the locals, who themselves were struggling to survive as a result of the drought.
Life at the camps is dire. With families constantly arriving to seek refuge and aid. In the last 48 hours, over 200 people had arrived for sanctuary.
We didn't speak the same language but from looking into Fatouma's eyes, it was clear that she was still in a deep state of shock, a palpable sense of loss and hopelessness.
This devastating story was a recurring theme in the famine of 2011, parents were too weak to bury their children, bodies were simply left on the roadside. This will become a widespread reality if we do not act now.
Please visit our East Africa Crisis Appeal page for more information on this crisis.
Originally published on islamic-relief.org.
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of independent directors and ownership structure on voluntary disclosures of Vietnamese listed firms. Design/methodology/approach – Year-ending 2008 annual report disclosures of 45 Vietnamese listed firms are analyzed. Voluntary disclosure is measured using a Vietnamese Disclosure Index adapted from prior literature. Descriptive and inferential statistics (T-test, analysis of variance, multiple regressions (ordinary least squares)) are employed to generate empirical insights. Findings – The results indicate that the level of voluntary disclosure among Vietnamese listed firms is relatively low (24.23 per cent). There are higher levels of disclosure relating to director and senior management details but far lower in regards to social issues. State ownership and managerial ownership are negatively and positively related to the extent of voluntary disclosure respectively.Moreover, bigger firms are found to be positively associated with voluntary disclosure. Research limitations/implications – The results of this study are limited to one year – 2008 – and thus, could be biased as disclosures can change over time. Practical implications – Vietnamese regulators should focus on strengthening the regulations governing the level of corporate communication in firms with high state ownership as well as encouraging more disclosure of non-financial information to strengthen its market information transparency.Originality/value – This study is one of the first examining the level of corporate voluntary disclosure practices among Vietnamese listed firms. Evidence from this study extends the existing voluntary disclosure literature on emerging economies whilst providing valuable insights to Vietnamese policy makers in the process of developing and improving its financial reporting regulatory framework.


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25 Nov 2015 News
Biometrics: A Next Wave of Banking Authentication
Banks should view biometrics as one component in a suite of identity access methods, to be applied in a multi-factor authentication strategy.
That's the recommendation of Mobey Forum, the financial industry association. In a whitepaper, it laid out that biometrics have deep applicability as a method of identification, authentication and authorization for mobile banking and payment services.
"Compared to entering a PIN or a password, biometrics offer a fantastically convenient user experience which is well-suited to the mobile environment, so it is easy to see why they are in such demand," said Sirpa Nordlund, executive director, at Mobey Forum. "Naturally, banks and financial institutions are keen to offer this experience, but must also ensure they strike the right balance between convenience and security."
In partnership with mobile, biometrics offers considerable benefits, especially with regard to user experience. It should be noted that biometrics is also potentially valuable in other areas of financial services such as employee screening, know-your-customer, online dealing transactions, and insurance.
There are, however, a number of key issues that exist that banks need to consider during deployment. Current positive consumer attitudes give a degree of early-mover advantage, but there is more work to be done when it comes to the development of common standards, evaluation criteria and certifications.
Mobey Forum survey shows that the vast majority of banks intend to implement biometrics in the relatively near future, just as the number of handset manufacturers planning to integrate biometric capabilities into their devices rises.
One effect of this integration of biometrics into mobile handsets is that it has removed a significant level of cost from banks. Banks must beware though that they do not lose a similar level of control. Biometric modalities that use integrated handset peripherals like the camera and microphone may help mitigate this issue by limiting the influence of OEM third parties.
To move forward, banks must make a range of choices about factors such as system architectures, biometric modalities, proprietary or open solutions, security, and collaboration versus competition. While the technology will continue to develop, collaboration and standardization will be the best way for banks to address this.
For banks and payment service providers, security is a minimum requirement, but convenience wins customers; they will not adopt security measures that are inconvenient. At the same time, historic concerns about biometrics, for example with regards to accuracy and price, are no longer so pressing, the whitepaper concluded. Other concerns, like security, however, still are. For biometrics to succeed, it must be used in combination with secure technologies for storage and processing.
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Police were called to the Montauk Highway in Lindenhurst on Saturday after the male German Shepard was found by a resident, the Suffolk County SPCA said in a statement.
The dog had been abandoned with duct tape wrapped around its muzzle. It was picked up by a local animal shelter.
Roy Gross, the chief of the county's SPCA, said that investigators are determined to find the people responsible for harming the dog.
"To leave this dog unable to eat or drink, abandoned and frightened on a busy road is heartbreaking," Gross said.
Rob Farha, who found the dog, told News 12 Long Island that he couldn't believe someone could be so cruel to an animal.
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