Creation Of Instruments. General Provisions.
Original Language Title: Creación de Instrumentos. Disposiciones Generales.
EXTERIORIZATION volunteer holding foreign currency in EXTERNALISATION volunteer of the holding of foreign currency in the country and abroad 26.860 law creation of instruments. General provisions. Passed: May 29 2013 promulgated: 31 May 2013 the Senate and Chamber of deputies of the Argentina nation gathered in Congress, etc. they attest to the force of law: title I of the creation of instruments article 1 ° - authorize the Ministry of economy and finance to issue "bonus Argentine's savings for the economic development (BAADE)", recordable or carrier, and the "note of savings to the development economic". Both instruments shall be denominated in U.S. dollars and will have other financial conditions to be determined at the time of its broadcast. Funds originating from the emission to be will be exclusively destined to the financing of public investment in strategic, such as infrastructure and hydrocarbons sectors.
The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina article 2 ° - authorized to issue the "certificate of deposit for investment (CEDIN)", in US dollars, which will be nominative and endorsable, constitute by itself an ideal medium for cancellation of obligations for sums of money in U.S. dollars and financial conditions will be established by regulations of the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina. The subscription of the referred certificate must be dealt before an entity covered by the regime of the law 21,526 and its amendments, which will receive funds by account and order of the Central Bank of the Republic Argentina, and must enter them in the account designated by the Monetary Authority, within twenty-four (24) hours of received them. This certificate of deposit for investment (CEDIN) will be cancelled in the same currency of issuance, by the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina or institution indicating this, before the presentation thereof by the holder or his transferee, being subject cancellation to prior accreditation of the buying and selling of land, warehouses, premises, offices, garages, lots, parcels and homes already built or the construction of new housing units and/or renovation of real estate , in the conditions that established the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina in its regulatory https://www.boletinoficial.gob.ar/pdf/linkQR/NWo0cnNRNitONEpycmZ0RFhoUThyQT09.
TITLE voluntary II Exteriorization of the holding of foreign currency in the country and abroad article 3 ° - natural persons, the undivided and the subjects covered by article 49 of the law of tax earnings, text ordered in 1997 and its amendments, registered or not, can externalize voluntarily the possession of foreign currency in the country and abroad under the conditions laid down in this title. Concerned acting out includes the holding of foreign currency in the country and abroad on April 30, 2013, inclusive. You can also merge the holding of foreign currency in the country and abroad resulting from the existing goods produced from April 30, 2013.
Article 4° - the externalisation of the holding of foreign currency, referred to in article 3 of this law, shall be carried out: to) in the case of possession of foreign currency in the country: by your deposit in entities covered by the rule of law 21,526 and its amendments, within a period of three (3) calendar months, counting from the immediate following month of the date of publication in the Official Gazette of the regulation that to the respect handed down the Federal Administration of public revenues and in the manner to be determined; (b) in the case of possession of foreign currency abroad: with its transfer to the country through entities covered by the regime of the law 21,526 and its amendments, within the period prescribed in the preceding paragraph. In the case of natural persons or undivided, for the purposes of this article apply normalization, even when foreign exchange, which is intended to externalize is annotated, registered or deposited in the name of the spouse of the taxpayer or of his ascendants or descendants in the first degree of consanguinity or affinity.
Article 5 ° - the amount expressed in pesos of the foreign currency that they exteriorize shall not be subject to excise any.
Article 6 °-is understood in them provisions of this title it currency foreign that is finds deposited in institutions banking or financial of the foreign subject to the supervision of them banks central u agencies equivalent of their respective countries, or in others entities that consolidate their States accounting with them States accounting of a bank local authorized to operate in the Republic Argentina.
Article 7 ° - the enjoyment of the benefits provided for in this law, shall be subject to the amount of foreign currency - including funds originating from the realization of assets referred to in the second paragraph of article 3 - which is exteriorize, is affecting the acquisition of any of the financial instruments mentioned in the title I.
Article 8 ° - subjects indicated in article 3 that express holdings of foreign currency in the manner provided in subparagraph (b)) item 4 °, must apply for listed entities in article 6 ° in which are deposited the same, the extension of a certificate stating: https://www.boletinoficial.gob.ar/pdf/linkQR/NWo0cnNRNitONEpycmZ0RFhoUThyQT09 to) identification of the entity from the outside; (b) surname and names or name and address of the holder of the deposit; (c) amount of the deposit in foreign currency; (d) place and date of its incorporation. (Receiving financial institutions of holdings of foreign currency according to the provisions of subparagraph (b)) item 4 °, must extend a certificate stating: to) names and surname or name and address of the holder; (b) identification of the entity from the outside; (c) amount of transfer expressed in foreign currency; (d) place and date of the transfer.
Article 9 ° - subjects that carry out the externalisation, subject to the provisions of this title, shall not be required to report to the Federal Administration of public revenues, without prejudice to compliance with the law 25246 and other obligations that apply, date of purchase of holdings and origin of the funds which were acquired, and shall be entitled to the following benefits ((: a) are not subject to the provisions of paragraph f) of article 18 of the law 11.683, text ordered in 1998 and its amendments, with respect to exteriorizadas holdings; ((b) be released from all action civil, commercial and criminal tax - based on 23.771 law and its amendments, during its term, and 24.769 law and its modifications administrative, criminal Exchange - ready Law 19.359 (t.o. 1995) its amending laws and regulations, except that in the case of the so-called referred to in subparagraph (b)) 1 ° of the law - and professional article is relinquished , those responsible for violations resulting regularized under the regime of this law and which have origin in those. Covered by this situation managers members and societies of people managers, directors, managers, trustees and members of the boards of surveillance of public limited companies and limited partnerships for actions and charges equivalent in cooperatives, trusts and mutual funds, and professional certification of their respective balance sheets. This benefit does not reach to the actions that they could exercise the individuals who have been harmed by such transgressions; (c) are exempt from the payment of the taxes that would have omitted to declare, in accordance with the following provisions: 1. exemption from the payment of taxes on earnings, to the transfer of real estate from individuals and undivided and on credits and debits in bank accounts and other operative, with respect to the amount of the net taxable income of the tax that corresponds , the equivalent amount in pesos of the holding of foreign currency which is exteriorize. 2. immunity of the internal revenue and value added. The released amount of operations shall be obtained by multiplying the value in pesos of the holdings of exteriorizadas, by the coefficient resulting from dividing the total amount of operations declared - or in case of non-filing affidavit - for the amount of the gross profit, for the fiscal period that is intended to release. 3 exemption from taxes minimum presumed income and on the personal goods and from the special levy on the Capital of cooperatives, with respect to the tax caused by the increase of the assets tax, of assets subject to tax or capital tax, as appropriate, by an amount equivalent in pesos to exteriorizadas holdings. 4. exemption from the income tax by net assets not declared, in its equivalent in pesos, obtained abroad, corresponding to holdings which are shocked. Shall also be exempt from tax credits and debits in bank accounts and other operative, taxable events originating from the transfer of foreign exchange that is https://www.boletinoficial.gob.ar/pdf/linkQR/NWo0cnNRNitONEpycmZ0RFhoUThyQT09 exteriorize, as well as also which could correspond to your deposit and extraction of the respective bank accounts, provided for in articles 4 and 7 of this law.
ARTICLE 10. (-The externalisation by the companies included in subparagraph (b)) of article 49 of the income tax Act, text ordered in 1997 and its amendments, will release earnings tax corresponding to the partners, in proportion to the taxable income that is attributable, in accordance with their participation in the same. Individuals and undivided carried out the externalisation referred to in this title, may release the same tax obligations of companies or one-person operations, which are or have been holders.
ARTICLE 11. (-Liberation established in subparagraph (c)) item 9 ° not may apply to withholdings or perceptions practiced and not entered.
ARTICLE 12. -For the purposes of this title shall be deemed the value of price of the foreign currency exchange rate corresponding buyer of the Argentina nation Bank, existing at the date of the respective externalisation.
ARTICLE 13. -It will be required, for the enjoyment of the benefits that gives the mind that taxpayers have complied with the presentation and payment, to May 31, 2013, of the obligations of the tax income, minimum presumed income and the tax on personal assets corresponding to the fiscal years ending up to December 31, 2012 including. Failure to comply with the provisions above, will have the character of resolutory condition. The economic differences that the taxpayer should express on the occasion of the reception to the present regime must be given in the affidavits for the 2013 fiscal period.
Title III General provisions article 14. -None of the provisions of this Act shall release financial institutions or forced others, be they financial institutions, notaries, accountants, Trustees, auditors, directors or other obligations related to the legislation aimed at the prevention of operations of money laundering, financing of terrorism or other crimes provided for in no tax laws, except for connection of the figure of tax evasion or involvement in the tax evasion. The sums of money from of behaviors that can be framed in the terms of article 6 of law 25246 relating to the crime of money-laundering and financing of terrorism are excluded from the scope of this law. Natural or legal persons wishing to access the benefits of the present regime should formalize the presentation of an affidavit on the matter. This is without prejudice of any other measure that is necessary for the purpose of corroborating the ends of viability for the foster care to the present. In the cases referred to in paragraph j), article 1 point 6th law 25246 (crimes of the law criminal tax), the exclusion will be coming to the extent that is accused.
ARTICLE 15. (- They are excluded from the provisions of this law, those who are in any of the following situations: https://www.boletinoficial.gob.ar/pdf/linkQR/NWo0cnNRNitONEpycmZ0RFhoUThyQT09 to) declared bankrupt, respect of which not is has had continuity of exploitation, in accordance with laws 19.551 and its modifications, 24.522 and its modifications, or 25.284, as appropriate; (b) alleges or alleged criminally by the former Dirección General Impositiva then Treasury of the former Ministry of economy and production, or by the Federal Administration of public revenues, based on 23.771 and laws and their amendments or 24.769, their modifications, as appropriate, for which is has rendered judgment prior to the entry into force of this law; (c) formally denounced or acquitted of criminal charges filed for common crimes, having connection with the failure to comply with their tax obligations or those of third parties, for which is has rendered judgment prior to the date of entry into force of the present law; d) defendants for crimes related to operations of laundering money or financing of terrorism, their spouses and siblings in the second degree of consanguinity or affinity up or down; (e) legal persons - including cooperatives - in which, as appropriate, its partners, managers, directors, trustees and members of the Board of Trustees, advisors or those equivalent positions in them, have been formally denounced or acquitted of charges filed criminal based in 23.771 laws and their amendments or 24.769 and its modifications or for ordinary criminal offences that have connection with the failure to comply with their tax obligations or those of third parties respect of which it has been issued explains succinctly firm prior to the date of entry into force of this Act; (f) those who exercise or have exercised public servants, their spouses and relatives in the second degree of consanguinity or affinity ascending or descending in reference exclusively to the title II, in any of the powers of the national Government, provincial, municipal, or of the autonomous city of Buenos Aires. Also, them subject that is avail to the regime established by the present law, must previously give to the promotion of any procedure judicial or administrative with relationship to them provisions of the Decree 1043 of date 30 of April of 2003, or for claim with late tax the application of procedures of update of any nature. Those who at the date of entry into force of the present law had already promoted such processes should desist from actions and rights invoked therein. In the case of the resignation the previous paragraph, the payment of the costs and expenses limits refers to which they imposed in the order caused, giving the Treasury collection of fines.
ARTICLE 16. (-The Federal Administration of public income will be dispensed of formulating criminal complaint with respect to the offences in laws 23.771 and its modifications and 24.769 and its modifications, as appropriate, as well as the Central Bank of the Republic Argentina substantiate the criminal Exchange summaries and/or formulate criminal complaint over the offences provided for in the Law 19.359 (t.o. 1995) and its amendments - except that in the case of the so-called referred to in subparagraph (b)) of the article 1 of This law-, insofar as the individuals concerned adhere to the regime laid down in title II of this law.
ARTICLE 17. -Suspended in General for a period of one (1) year course of the prescription of the action to determine or demand payment of taxes whose application, perception and control is in charge of the Federal public revenue administration and to apply penalties with respect to them, as well as the expiration of the instance in the tax execution or judicial appeals trials.
https://www.boletinoficial.gob.ar/pdf/linkQR/NWo0cnNRNitONEpycmZ0RFhoUThyQT09 article 18. -The Federal Administration of public revenues shall regulate the title II of this Act and shall adopt the complementary norms that are necessary for your application.
ARTICLE 19. -The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina will be the enforcement authority with respect to investment certificates of deposit and shall issue the relevant regulations and complementary standards, including the procedure to be followed in the event of loss or theft.
ARTICLE 20. -Empowered the national executive power to extend the time limits laid down in the present regime.
ARTICLE 21. -The provisions of this law are of ordre public, and will take effect the day of its publication in the Official Gazette.
-REGISTERED UNDER NO. 26,860 - BEATRIZ ROJKES DE ALPEROVICH. -JULIAN A. DOMINGUEZ. -Gervasio Bozzano. -John H. Estrada.


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In a statement, TTP spokesman Shahidullah Shahid said they did not know whether they should talk to the government or the military.Shahid said talks and war could not go together adding that the Taliban had the right to defend themselves. He said, on the one hand, the government claimed it was interested in the dialogue but, on the other hand, it hurled threats at the Taliban.
He said the army had imposed a war on the people in Babar and Shaktoi areas of South Waziristan in the last two days. He also condemned the police action against the relatives of missing persons in Islamabad and said such a situation could not provide an environment for a meaningful and serious dialogue.
"The TTP has insisted that it is ready to talk in the interest of Islam and the Muslims of Pakistan. But we will not accept that the dialogue is used as a political tool and to pursue war startegy," he said.
Shahid said the TTP had shown sincerity and seriousness during the talks and gifted a 45-day ceasefire to the people and the country but the government had not shown any seriousness since the talks took off.
He said the Taliban had left it to the people of Pakistan to decide whether a war or talks could go together and asked if it was the responsibility of the Taliban only to make the process successful.
He said the Taliban will not step back from serious and useful talks but would not accept the politics of threats and war."We are fighting for the supremacy of Sharia and our Mujahideen have the capability to face any difficult situation and know how to give a befitting response to the enemy," the TTP spokesman said.
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Jerry Donovan
1947 - 2015 | Obituary | Condolences
Apr. 7, 1947 - Jul. 8, 2015
Meridian, Idaho, Formerly of Half Moon Bay
Jerry Donovan, longtime resident of Half Moon Bay, passed away in Meridian Idaho on July 8, 2015 after a long battle with cancer.
He served his country in the US Army and as a San Francisco Police Officer for 30 years. He also served as a Councilmember and Mayor of Half Moon Bay, Boardmember of Half Moon Bay Fire Protection District, and Director of the Coastside County Water District.
Jerry is predeceased by his first wife, Felicia. He is survived by his wife, Demery and her son, Michael Culum and his family; sons Sean, his wife Shannon, and Travis; sister Leone Van Leeuwen; 13 grandchildren; and many loving friends.
A Visitation will be held Tuesday, July 14 from 5:00 – 8:30pm at Miller-Dutra Coastside Chapel in HMB. A Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday, July 15 at 10:00am at Our Lady of the Pillar Church, 400 Church St, HMB. Interment will follow at Skylawn Memorial Park, San Mateo, CA.
In lieu of flowers, you may send donations to Girls Softball, PO Box 707, HMB, CA 94019, in the name of Jerry Donovan.
Published in San Jose Mercury News/San Mateo County Times on July 12, 2015
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Thomas (Athanasios) John Bundros
Nov. 20, 1947 – Jan. 21, 2015
Resident of Gilroy
Tom Bundros was born in San Francisco to Mary and John Bundros in 1947. His family moved to Daly City where he was raised, graduating from Westmoor High School in 1965. During his youth, Tom was an electronics enthusiast and a Ham radio operator. Tom volunteered for the Marine Corps in 1966. While in Vietnam, he was a MARS radio operator, achieving the rank of Lance Corporal. After his honorable discharge in 1969, he moved to British Columbia, Canada where he met his wife, Tina. Tom started his family in Vancouver Island, working in forestry and as a TV/radio technician. In 1981, his growing family moved to the Bay Area, eventually settling in Gilroy. They raised their family in a rural setting; he greatly enjoyed raising sheep, growing fruit trees, and having a vegetable and flower garden. Tom began a long and successful career in Information Technology Systems Management at IBM (1981-2003), finishing his career at Hitachi and Nvidia and retiring in 2013. Tom was an very active member of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and taught Sunday school for over 25 years. He served 12 years as a Board Member of the Gilroy Unified School District and was a supporter of the performing arts in Gilroy. Tom was a deeply religious man and was very proud of his Greek Orthodox heritage. He possessed a great sense of humor, was extremely kind-hearted, and loved his wife and family. He loved the natural beauty of the countryside, especially the mountains of California and the Greek and Hawaiian Islands.
He is survived by his wife, Tina Bundros; his three siblings and their spouses, Greg and Teri Bundros, Parie and Blair Lambert, Chris and Shirley Bundros; his six children and their spouses, Pam Bundros, Zoe Bundros, Daphne and Wolfgang Schreier, Yani and Michelle Bundros, Andoni Bundros, Angeliki and Peter Menig; seven grandchildren, Adriann Bundros, Lucas Bundros, Marianna Bundros, Summer Bundros, Tomás Bundros, Josepha Schreier, Johanna Schreier; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
The Trisagion will be Jan. 25, 7pm at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 1260 Davis St, San Jose, CA 95126. The Funeral will be Jan. 26, 11am at the same location. The Burial will be on Jan. 28, 1:30pm at San Joaquin National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Building Fund.
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Dennis Alan Earnshaw (1947 - 2014)
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Aug. 28, 1947 - Nov. 11, 2014
Den died peacfully with family by his side on Veterans Day, Nov. 11. He was a proud San Francisco native born on Aug. 28, 1947 to Mary and Bob Earnshaw. He was a St. Michael Elementary School survivor. Den graduated from Westmoor High School in 1965.
While living in Vacaville, Den was very active in the Will C. Wood Sports Booster Club. His efforts helped start the bingo fundraising drive.
Den was most proud of his four children and his 12 grandchildren. He is survived by son, Matthew and wife Roxanne and their children Madison, Caitlin, and Abigail; daughter, Denise and husband Andrew and their daughter Natalie; daughter, Emily and husband Justin and their children Xavier, Charlize, Sebastian, Judah, and Asher; son, Bob and wife Juliet and their children Eli, Jane, and Rose. Also mourning him are brothers, Mike and wife Rose, and K.C. and wife Jo; nieces, nephews, and cousins too numerous to mention were so very dear to him.
Please join the family in celebrating Den's life at Most Holy Rosary Church in Antioch at 2 p.m., on Wednesday, Nov. 19. A reception will follow.
Published in The Reporter on Nov. 16, 2014
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Tribute to Gary Markman Class of 1965....by Mike Dirickson
Born 1947 Died circa 1968
Gary Markman was a great guy, I know that sounds cliché, but he was truly a classmate who you knew would make any given class a more fun place to be. I did not know Gary outside of school as we lived in different neighborhoods. But, I was fortunate enough to have had him in a number of classes at Westmoor. It was as a classmate that I got to experience his wit and sense of humor first hand. Gary was not a "class clown", he was more of a commentator/analyst of what the teacher was opining on any given day. If he disagreed with the teacher, he would challenge her/him in a friendly humorous way. I remember enjoying the repartee between Gary and Westmoor's finest; he truly had a talent for insight and humor. More than once I told him he should be in "show business".
Gary was also one of the best dressed students at Westmoor, to qualify you had to wear a "V" neck sweater (purchased at Author's or Paulsen's in Westlake Shopping Center), with a heavily starched collared dress shirt underneath. I was envious of both his talent and his image.
Tragically Gary died way too early in life, you know the saying, "only the good die young," certainly true in this case. He died as a result of an accident while attending a field trip during a class at CSM. There is a very large Gary Markman memorial globe in CSM's library paying tribute to Gary. He has been and will be missed by those of us who knew him.
Mike Dirickson
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Kathy Hosley (Colman)
August 6th, 1947 - March 3rd, 2012
I was fortunate to reconnect with Kathy after one of the last combined WHS class reunions. She remained the same good hearted soul she was in DC, only wiser. She was a dedicated teacher, great artist and just an all around beautiful person.
I will remember the good times and her smile.
Sandy (Contreras) Tuohy
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Thomas Gonzales
August 13th, 1947 - March 27th, 2011
At the age of 63, Tom passed away peacefully at his home in San Carlos. He grew up in Broadmoor, Ca. where he attended Ben Franklin Middle School and Westmoor High School. Tom joined the Navy in 1967. After discharge in 1971, Tom worked for PG&E for 24 years. Following downsizing of PG&E, he was employed for 14 years at Hillsdale High School as Plant Manager and retired in 2008. Tom was a resident of San Carlos for 35 years. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Maureen, daughter Alicia, and son Thomas.
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Kevin Cadigan
October 13th, 1947 - March 16th, 2011
From Wayne Kimball,
Kevin was my brother-in-law (my wife Pat Cadigan Kimball was Westmoor class of 1967). He was a great father of four and grandfather of five. He was one of seven siblings, the first of which to pass away.
After high school, like many of us, he wound up in the military, picking the Marines, and spent part of 1967 &1968 in Viet Nam, something he did not discuss over the years.
Upon his return he met and married his wife of 39 years, Sharon. They spent their married years between Castro Valley, San Ramon, Rohnert Park, and San Diego. They finally settled in Rohnert Park after his medical retirement from his work as a civilian employee of the Navy.
This past Sunday, March 16th, the thrid year since his passing we celebrated his life along with my wife's birthday.
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Kevin Michael Cadigan died at age 63. He is survived by his loving wife of 39 years, Sharon Cadigan; his children, Kristie, Sean, Ryan and Megan; his grandchildren, Aiden, Cein and Isabell Cadigan, and Alexi and Jaxson Bevacqua, and the family dog, Otis. He is also survived by his mother Winifred and was preceded in death by his father Jeremiah. He is the beloved brother of Cathy, Denis, Patricia, Noreen, Terry and Peggy and many nieces and nephews.
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3.5.1 Memory Programme > Research > Exhibitions, 35 results 35
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Baileys African History Archives (BAHA), 2 results 2
APN, 2 results 2
Mayibuye Archives, 1 results 1
Associated Press (AP), 1 results 1
Madikizela-Mandela, Winifred Nomzamo Zanyiwe, 10 results 10
Western Cape, 10 results 10
Research + Memory work, 25 results 25
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Top-level description 3.5.1 Memory Programme > Research > Exhibitions
Research for the Exhibition ''Black man in a white man's court", 1960s, Johannesburg; [Set of 4 Images]
Research for the exhibition ''Black man in a white man's court'', about Mandela's 1962 trial.
Researched photographs for the exhibition "Mandela-Character, Comrade, Leader, Prisoner, Negotiator", 1950s-1990s
Researched photographs for the exhibition ''Mandela- Character, Comrade, Leader, Prisoner, Negotiator, Statesman. Exhibition for the Apartheid Museum celebrating the life and times of Nelson Mandela. Opened in 2008 as part of the celebration of Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday.
APN, 1960s-1990s, South Africa, Angola: [Set of 30 Still Images]
ZA COM NMFPC-0458-0458-1
Research for the exhibition ''Nelson Mandela- Character, Comrade, Leader, Prisoner, Negotiator, Statesman''. Photographs of Mandela during his presidential years, with Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Mangosuthu Buthelezi; Angola Soldiers; Pollsmoor prison; COSATU.
Assorted sources, 1950s-1990s, South Africa: [Set of 39 Images]
Photographs of
Baileys African History Archives (BAHA), 1950s-1990s, South Africa: [Set of 30 Still Images]
Photographs of King Kong musical, a South African Jazz-influenced musical that played an extraordinary role in enhancing collaboration between black and white South African in the international entertainment field, and as a direct challenge to apartheid. Photographs of Chief Albert Luthuli, Albertina Luthuli, Robert Sobukwe, Ahmed Kathrada,
Baileys African History Archives (BAHA)
Bisho photographs, 1990s-2000s, South Africa: [Set of Images]
Mass funeral for the victims of the Bisho massacre; Photograph of Nelson Mandela wearing a Xhosa traditional attire.
Family scrapbook: 1950s - 2000s;[Set of 124 Images]
1950s - 2000s
Jonas Gwangwa's family scrapbook with photographs covering the period 1950s - early 2000s.
Peter Magubane: 1990s, South Africa; [Set of 1 Image]
Nelson Mandela with Hugh Masekela and others.
Magubane, Peter
Agence France-Press (AFP), 1950s-1990s, South Africa: [Set of 11 Still Images]
Photographs of Nelson Mandela meeting the former South African rugby team, attending the second round of official talks, CODESA meetings, his release from prison as well as his inaugural as the first black President of South Africa. Photograph of Nelson Mandela signing the new Constitution of South Africa into law in 1996 and Cyril Ramaphosa holds it up, alongside Nelson Mandela.
Reuters, 1997.07, London: 1 [Still Image]
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Nelson Mandela and Graca Machel at Healthrow Airport in London in July 1997, the year before they got married.
Stone, Dennis
Times Media, C2000, Houghton: [1 Still Image]
Nelson Mandela facilitating peace talks with Burundi President Pierre Buyoya, in Houghton. Very bad quality scan.
Associated Press (AP), 1960s-1990s, South Africa: [Set of 4 Still Images]
Mandela at Tuynhuys, with Oliver Tambo at ANC's first conference in South Africa since its banning in 1960; Mandela looking at a photo of the Regent of Abathembu, Chief Jongintaba Dalindyebo; Mandela wearing a jackal skin kaross he wore in court to emphasise his African identity.
APN, 1990s-2000s, South Africa: [Set of 19 Still Images]
Photographs of Winnie Madikizela- Mandela signing the divorce; Nelson Mandela signing South Africa's new constitution with Cyril Ramaphosa standing next to him looking on; Mandela attending meetings and negotiations; political marches by crowds; President Thabo Mbeki's presentation to the FIFA Executive Committee on South Africa's bid for 2010 Soccer Wold Cup in Switzerland.
Photographs of Nelson Mandela during the defiance campaign; Nelson Mandela boxing with champion Jerry Moloi on the rooftop of the South African Associated Newspapers (SAAN); photograph of Winnie Mandela in 1962, the African National Congress (ANC) delegation; and marches during the Treason Trial, South Africa.
Corbis, 1990s, Cape Town: [Set of 3 Still Images]
African National Congress (ANC)'s election campaign, Nelson Mandela and President F.W de Klerk making press statements during the first official talks between the South African Government and the African National Congress (ANC); group photo of Nelson Mandela, Thabo Mbeki and F.W de Klerk.
Gallo- Getty,1950s-2013, South Africa and the USA: [Set of 16 Still Images]
An early photograph of Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, his release from prison, CODESA negotiations, his presidential years, visit to the USA and his funeral.
PictureNet Africa, 1995, South Africa: [Set of Two Still Images]
Nelson Mandela with Oliver Tambo, and Mandela attending the 1995 rugby match.
Velasco, Paul
Press Association, 1996.07.09, London: [1 Still Image]
Nelson Mandela with Queen Elizabeth II on his state visit to London on 09 July 1996.
Cheskin, David
Mayibuye Archives, 1940-1970, Africa: [Set of 23 Images]
Photographs taken during the apartheid era. The library at the University of Fort Hare 1946, Nelson Mandela getting married to Winnie in 1958, Mandela and Winnie relaxing with friends, Mandela at a meeting in Addis Ababa during his trip through Africa 1962, Mandela and his eldest son Thembekile, and Mandela in Morocco to receive military training from Algerian Freedom Fighters.
Mayibuye Archives
Treatment Action Compaign, 2002.12.13, Cape Town: [Set of Two Images]
Nelson Mandela wearing the "HIV t-shirt" to support the project of fighting the stigma of being HIV in South Africa. On the left is Zackie Achmat of the Treat Action Campaign (TAC).
Treatment Action Compaign (TAC)
United Nations, South Africa and USA: [Set of Five Images]
A variety of photographs depicting the political situation in South Africa, one is of Nelson Mandela briefing the UN on the Burundi Peace Process.
United Nations (UN)
Nelson Mandela at Wits, 1943 and 1996, Johannesburg: [Set of Two Images]
Nelson Mandela with his law class at the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS), Johannesburg 1943 and other one when he was attending a reunion of his Wits University law class in 1996 at WITS.
Wits University Archive
Photographers, 1930-2013, South Africa
Research for the 'Life and Times of Nelson Mandela' exhibition at NMF. A selection of the images has been used. The quality is very bad at times.
Alf Kumalo, 1950s-1990s, Soweto and Tshwane: [Set of 19 Still Images]
1950s -1990s
Nelson Mandela and family members during the 1950s and 60s. One family group photo is taken in the 1990s.
Kumalo, Alf
Jürgen Schadeberg, 1960s, South Africa: [Set of Six Images]
Political events during the 1950s and 60s. Among others Nelson Mandela on 29 March 1961, the day he was acquitted in the Treason Trial, along his side is Moses Kotane who was acquitted in April 1959.
Schadeberg, Jürgen
Paul Weinberg, 1994.05.02, Johannesburg, [1 Still Image]
Nelson Mandela dancing at the ANC victory party, celebrating the victory of his party, the ANC in the first South African democratic elections.
Weinberg, Paul
Peter Magubane, South Africa: [Set of 22 Images]
Photographs of events and people between the 1940s and and 1990s, such as Nelson Mandela addressing 21 women who were charged in taking part in the "boycott disturbance" as their lawyer. Nelson Mandela with family, comrades and attending campaigns.
Bobby Heaney, South Africa: [1 Still Image]
Videograb of Nelson Mandela visiting his former house, now referred as Mandela House Museum in Soweto to see the jackal skin kaross he wore at his 1962 trial.
Heaney, Bobby
Chris Ledochowski, 1990s, South Africa: [Set of Two Still Images]
Nelson Mandela on 11 February 1990 making his first speech on the balcony of Cape Town City Hall. The other photograph is a "Free Mandela" slogan spray painted on an electrical box in a township, next to a fruit stall.
Ledochowski, Chris
David Turnley, 1994, Cape Town: [1 Still Image]
Nelson Mandela visiting his prison cell on Robben Island on the fourth anniversary of his release.
Turnley, David
Eric Miller, 1990-1994, South Africa: [Set of Five Still Images]
Nelson Mandela receiving the Freedom of the City of Cape Town on 27 November 1998; Nelson Mandela at a rally in Mitchells Plain, outside Cape Town ahead of South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994; at an ANC rally in Cape Town; of the jackal skin kaross Mandela wore to his 1962 trial once and now as a bedcover at Mandela House museum, in Soweto and finally Mandela with his lawyer at his house in Soweto.
Miller, Eric
George Hallett, 1994-2000, South Africa: [Set of 3 Still Images]
Nelson Mandela having some quiet moments in his homes in Houghton and Cape Town.
Hallett, George
Graeme Williams, 1990s, South Africa: [Set of 7 Still Images]
1990s photographs of Nelson Mandela holding an impromptu press conference outside his house, 8115 Vilakazi Street in Soweto on 13 February 1990, Mandela attending the Convention for Democratic South Africa, riot police.
Williams, Graeme
Guy Stubbs, 1994.05.10, Tshwane: 1 [Still Image]
Nelson Mandela shortly after he was inaugurated as South Africa's first black president on 10 May 1994. A jubilant Mandela holding the hands of his predecessor FW De Klerk and his Deputy president Thabo Mbeki.
Stubbs, Guy


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Does open-xchange 5 provide an interface for java clients to programmatically do things such as create tasks , get task lists , etc?
Compared to OX 5 in OX Codename: Hyperion we've learnt some API wisdom. We're using a layer of APIs between the HTTP API Servlets and the database ourselves. If you read through the code of the Servlets you can see these for yourself.
Depending on what you're trying to do this might be the place to look. This is the closest thing to an API we currently have. Note though that the deeper you go through the stack (HTTP Client via HTTP API -> Servlet -> API -> ... -> Database) the less standardized and less stable(API-wise) things become.
Just don't listen to Francisco on Fridays. He's posting about [del]OCHFKAO[/del]: OX: Codename Hyperion.
OX5 is a bit trickier, but it can be done.
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The examples on OXInterfaces don't seem address the issue of creating tasks , getting task lists , etc ...from a Java program.That's what I'm more interested in doing.
Basically what I wanna do is be able to write new tasks, get tasks lists , read what's in ldap , from a Java program.
Does it have to be OX5? In Hyperion these are quite simple HTTP requests that all Java programs should be able to handle.
Does it have to be OX5?
Does this mean its not possible to do with OX5?
In OX 5 you'll have to stick with the WebDAV XML interface for remote clients and the Java API if you're running in the same process.
The only documentation for the tasks is the source code, I'm afraid.
What are you trying to do, anyways?
Alright. Now the next question is: Does that program run as part of the OX or is it running in its own process?
You might want to use the ical interface to create tasks, this should be the easiest way IMHO. A code example should be available in the SyncML OXtender.


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Yesterday, Conservative Senators prevented Bill C-262 from being sent to Committee for review. This is an unconscionable move by Senate on a motion that passed with an overwhelming majority of 206 in favour in the House of Commons.
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Is Israel guilty of Genocide in its assault on Gaza?
If viewed from the perspective of international law – is Israel guilty of genocide in Gaza or not? To prevent the crime of silence, the Russell Tribunal held a special hearing. Richard Falk provides an overview of the findings.
Palestinians clashes with Israeli troops following the protest against the Israeli operations in Gaza at the al-Jalazone Camp in Ramallah, West Bank. Photo: Issam Rimawi/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
On September 24, a special session of the Tribunal critically scrutinized Israel's summer assault on Gaza, Operation Protective Edge, from the perspective of international law, including the core allegation of genocide. The process involved a series of testimonies by legal and weapons experts, health workers, journalists and others, some of whom directly experienced the fifty days of military assault.
Israeli soldiers rest next to artillery shells from an artillery unit near the Israeli border with Gaza; Photo:EPA/ABIR SULTAN
A jury composed of prominent individuals from around the world, known for their moral engagement with issues of the day, assessed the evidence with the help of an expert legal team of volunteers that helped with the preparation of the findings and analysis for consideration by the jury, which deliberated and debated all the issues raised—above all, the question of how to respond to the charge of genocide.
The Russell Tribunal on Palestine was inspired by the original Russell Tribunal, which was held in 1967 at the height of the Vietnam War. Convened by the great English philosopher Bertrand Russell and presided over by Jean-Paul Sartre, those original sessions assessed charges of war crimes committed by the United States in Vietnam. Subsequent tribunals included the Russell Tribunal on Latin America, which investigated the military dictatorships in Argentina, Brazil and Chile. The first Russell Tribunal proceedings on Palestine, convened in the wake of Israel's 2008–09 assault on Gaza, were held in four sessions, from 2010 to 2012.
Palestinians paramedics lift the body of a man from the Al Shejaeiya neighbourhood, during a brief period of ceasefire requested by local rescue forces to retrieve dead and wounded from the Shuja'iyya neighbourhood in east Gaza City. Photo: EPA/MOHAMMED SABER
It should be acknowledged that this latest undertaking was never intended to be a neutral inquiry without any predispositions. The tribunal was held because of the enormity of the devastation and the spectacle of horror associated with high-technology weaponry attacking the civilian population of Gaza, which was locked into a combat zone that left no place to hide. The tribunal was also a response to the failures of the international community to do more to stop the carnage, or even to condemn Israel's disproportionate uses of force against an essentially helpless civilian population that included the targeting of a variety of legally forbidden targets, among them UN buildings used as shelters, residential neighborhoods, hospitals and clinics, and mosques.
Southern Gaza Strip:Young relatives of four boys, all from the Bakr family, killed during Israeli shelling, cry during their funeral in Gaza City. Photo: MOHAMMED ABED/AFP/Getty Images
Although the tribunal proceeded from the assumption that Israel was responsible for severe wrongdoing, it made every effort to be scrupulous in the presentation of evidence and the interpretation of applicable international law, and relied on testimony from people with established reputations for integrity and conscience. Among the highlights of the testimony were a report on damage to hospitals and clinics given by Dr. Mads Gilbert, a Norwegian doctor serving in a Gaza hospital during the attacks; Mohammed Omer, a widely respected Gazan journalist who daily reported from the combat zone; Max Blumenthal, a prize-winning journalist who was in Gaza throughout Protective Edge and analyzed for the jury the overall political design that appeared to explain the civilian targeting patterns; and David Sheen, who reported in agonizing detail on the racist hatred expressed by prominent Israelis during the assault, which was widely echoed by Israelis in the social media and never repudiated by the leadership in Jerusalem.
Southern Gaza Strip: A Palestinian man cries as he holds the dead body of his young brother shortly after he got killed by an Israeli naval bombardment in the port of Gaza City in the morgue of the Shifa hospital in Gaza. Photo: Rex Features
The jury had little difficulty concluding that the pattern of attack, as well as the targeting, amounted to a series of war crimes that were aggravated by the commission of crimes against humanity. These included the imposition of collective punishment upon the entire civilian population of Gaza, in flagrant and sustained violation of Article 33 of the Fourth Geneva Convention. A further notable legal finding was the rejection of the central Israeli claim that it was acting in self-defense against rocket attacks from Gaza. There are several reasons for reaching this conclusion: under international law, the claim of self-defense cannot be used in justifying response to resistance mounted by an occupied people, and from the perspective of international law, Gaza remains occupied due to persisting Israeli control despite Israel's purported "disengagement" in 2005 (more properly characterized as a military redeployment). The rockets fired from Gaza were at least partly a response to prior Israeli unlawful provocations, including the mass detention of several hundred people loosely associated with Hamas in the West Bank and the incitement to violence against Palestinians as revenge for the murder of three kidnapped Israeli settler children. And finally, the minimal damage done by the rockets—seven civilian deaths over the entire period—is too small a security threat to qualify as an "armed attack," as is required by the UN Charter to uphold a claim of self-defense. At the same time, the jury did not doubt that rocket fire by Palestinian militants into Israel was unlawful, as the rockets were incapable of distinguishing between military and civilian targets.
A picture taken from Israel at the southern border with the Gaza strip shows smoke billowing from behind a hill following an Israeli air strike on Gaza City. Photo: MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP/Getty Images
Much of the concern in the jury deliberations before and after the proceedings themselves was how to address the allegation of genocide, which has been described as "the crime of crimes." The jury was sensitive to the differences between the popular and political uses of the word "genocide," to describe various forms of collective violence directed at ethnic and religious minorities, and the more demanding legal definition of genocide, which requires compelling evidence of specific "intent to destroy."
The testimony made this issue complex and sensitive. It produced a consensus on the jury that the evidence was sufficient to make it appropriate to give careful consideration as to whether the crime of genocide had actually been committed by Israel. This was itself an acknowledgment that there was a genocidal atmosphere in Israel, in which high-level officials made statements supporting the destruction or elimination of the Gazans as a people. Such inflammatory assertions were at no time repudiated by the leadership of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or subject to criminal investigation, let alone any other official proceedings. Furthermore, the sustained bombardment of Gaza, under circumstances where the population had no opportunity to leave or to seek sanctuary within the Gaza Strip, lent further credibility to the charge. The fact that Operation Protective Edge was the third large-scale, sustained military assault on this unlawfully blockaded, impoverished and endangered population also formed part of the larger genocidal context.
Southern Gaza Strip:Palestinian men help a local journalist who got injured during an Israeli airstrike on an office building hosting several media outlets in Gaza City. Photo:EPA/OLIVER WEIKEN
Despite these factors, there were legal doubts as to the crime itself. The political and military leaders of Israel never explicitly endorsed the pursuit of genocidal goals, and they purported to seek a ceasefire during the military campaign. The tribunal convincingly documented the government's goal of intensifying the regime of collective punishment, but there was no clear official expression of intent to commit genocide. The presence of genocidal behavior and language, even if used in government circles, is not by itself sufficient to conclude that Protective Edge, despite its enormity, amounted to the commission of the crime of genocide.
What the jury did agree upon, however, was that some Israeli citizens and leaders appear to have been guilty in several instances of the separate crime of incitement to genocide, which is specified in Article 3(c) of the Genocide Convention. It also agreed that the additional duty of Israel and other parties to prevent genocide, especially the United States and Europe, was definitely engaged by Israeli behavior. In this regard, the Russell Tribunal is sending an incriminating message of warning to Israel and an appeal to the UN and the international community to uphold the Genocide Convention, and to prevent any further behavior by Israel that would cross the line.
Two Palestinian men flee their homes during a temporary ceasefire in the heavily-hit Shuja'iya neighbourhood in Gaza City. Photo:EPA
Many will react to this assessment of Protective Edge as without legal authority and dismiss it as merely recording the predictable views of a "kangaroo court." Those allegations have been directed at the Russell Tribunal ever since its founding nearly fifty years ago. Bertrand Russell called the original proceedings a stand of citizens of conscience "against the crime of silence." This latest session of the tribunal has a similar mission in relation to Israel's actions in Gaza, although less against silence than indifference. Such tribunals, created almost always in exceptional circumstances and in response to defiance of the most elemental constraints of international law, make crucial contributions to public awareness—especially when geopolitical realities preclude established institutional procedures, such as recourse to the International Criminal Court and the UN Security Council and General Assembly.
When the interests of the West are at stake, as in Ukraine, there is no need to activate unofficial international law initiatives. However, in the case of Israel-Palestine, when the US government and most of Western Europe stand fully behind whatever Israel chooses to do, the need for an accounting is particularly urgent, even if the prospects for accountability are minimal. The long-suffering people of Gaza have endured three criminal assaults in the past six years, which have left virtually the entire population, especially young children, traumatized by the experience.
The Russell Tribunal is filling a normative vacuum in the world. It does not pretend to be a court. In fact, among its recommendations is a call on the Palestinian Authority to join the International Criminal Court and present its grievance to the authorities in The Hague for their investigation and possible indictments. Even then, prosecution will be impossible, as Israel is not a party to the treaty establishing the ICC and would certainly refuse to honor any arrest warrants issued in The Hague. A trial could not proceed without the physical presence of those accused. It is notable that Hamas has joined in urging recourse to the ICC despite the distinct possibility that allegations against its rocket fire would also be investigated and its officials could be indicted for alleged war crimes.
As with the Nuremberg judgment, which documented Nazi criminality but excluded any consideration of the crimes committed by the victors in World War II, the Russell Tribunal process was flawed and can be criticized as one-sided. At the same time, I am confident that, on balance, this assessment of Israel's behavior toward the people of Gaza will support the long struggle to make the rule of law applicable to the strong as well as the weak.
Palestinian mourners pray in a mosque during the funeral for those killed in a three-storey house belonging to the Abu Jamaa family the day before, in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. Photo:MOHAMMED ABED/AFP/Getty Images
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I'm off to go and buy figs, pretzels and pomegranates – and LOTS of them!


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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING
Abstract Several meta-analyses and reviews focusing on either overall training effectiveness or on the effectiveness of management and leadership specifically were identified non-systematically. Identified research provides support for the claim that management and leadership expertise can be taught through training programmes. Additionally, Avolio et al. (2010) have estimated that leadership training programmes will usually have high returns on investment for companies, but it remains uncertain whether such programmes will be cost-effective in an animal advocacy context. Lacerenza et al. (2017) identify a number of moderators that seemed to improve the effectiveness of leadership training; their findings mostly align with AAC's previous findings, but suggest that face-to-face delivery improves effectiveness. Avolio et al.'s (2009) findings provide reason to doubt that leadership training programmes focused on "transformational leadership" will be more effective than other possible training types.
Introduction Animal Advocacy Careers (AAC) is considering creating, running, or funding a number of training programmes, including programmes focused on improving management and leadership skills. AAC has already conducted brief research on "The Characteristics of Effective Training Programmes" and "The Characteristics of Good Management and Leadership." However, some research that is of high relevance to AAC's plans was not identified during those projects, or was identified but was not relevant to the focus of those projects. That research is considered here. Methodology This research was conducted less systematically than our previous research projects. The research items considered here were mostly identified during previous research projects, by chance, or were recommended to us by advisers, though a few supplementary Google Scholar searches were conducted. For some of the most important research items, their citations were checked to see if more recent meta-analyses or reviews covering similar topics had been conducted. Findings and discussion The full results are available in the "Summary of findings" spreadsheet. This research provides support for the claim that management and leadership expertise can be taught through training programmes:
Arthur et al.'s (2003) meta-analysis found that training interventions have significant effects on "behavioural" (and "reaction") outcomes, and similar point estimates across each of reaction, learning, behaviour, and results outcomes, though the effects on "learning" and "results" outcomes were not significant.
Avolio et al.'s (2009) meta-analysis found that manipulations of leadership have significant effects on intended outcomes, including behavioural outcomes.
Lacerenza et al. (2017) found significant effects of leadership training on each of reaction, learning, behaviour, and results outcomes.
These findings should be considered alongside AAC's previous research, which noted that high performance on scales measuring "transformational leadership" and "contingent reward" behaviours is correlated with positive behavioural and organisational results outcomes. However, a few key uncertainties remain:
Meta-analyses have found significant effects for training, including leadership training, with point estimates suggesting moderate effect-sizes. But what does this suggest about the cost-effectiveness of management and leadership training interventions? Meta-analyses do not tend to mention the costs of training programmes. Avolio et al. (2010) use the results from Avolio et al. (2009) and some interview data with executives to estimate a Return On Development Investment for leadership training programmes. They come to some optimistic conclusions, but this is based on hypothetical input data.
Will these effects occur in the animal advocacy context, too? There is little reason to expect that they will not, but this is an untested (and difficult to test) assumption.
In many of these meta-analyses, there is substantial heterogeneity. Even if meta-analyses find significant effects overall, this does not mean that any single training programme is guaranteed to have positive effects. How can AAC ensure that the training it provides or funds is effective?
The research included here has several other implications for the effectiveness of management and leadership training:
Lacerenza et al. (2017) identify a number of moderators that seemed to improve the effectiveness of leadership training: "the use of needs analysis, feedback, multiple delivery methods (especially practice), spaced training sessions, a location that is on-site, and face-to-face delivery that is not self-administered." These findings on the importance of feedback, practice, and spaced training sessions match up with the findings from AAC's previous research on "The Characteristics of Effective Training Programmes." However, Lacerenza et al.'s finding that face-to-face delivery improves effectiveness differs from the findings of that research.
Avolio et al.'s (2009) lower point estimates for the effects of trainings based on "new" theories of leadership than for trainings based on "traditional" or "pygmalion" theories of leadership somewhat contradicts the findings of AAC's previous research on "The Characteristics of Good Management and Leadership." That research suggested that training focused on "transformational leadership," "ethical leadership," or "servant leadership" might be most effective. However, that research also found that contingent reward behaviors were similarly important to transformational leadership; Avolio et al.'s findings could be taken as further evidence that training focused on the proper use of contingent reward behaviours can be effective. Note also that the confidence intervals for the effect sizes of these three types of training all overlapped.
Kirkpatrick and Kirkpatrick (2009) claim that there is little correlation between level 2 (learning outcomes) and levels 3 and 4 (behavioural and results outcomes), which suggests that evaluating learning outcomes will not be of much use in training evaluations. However, the original empirical basis of this claim could not be identified. In contrast, Arthur et al. (2003) and Alliger et al. (1997) provide some evidence that learning effects are correlated with behavioural effects.
References The full list of references is available in the third tab of the "Summary of findings" spreadsheet.
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Jean Chamoux (1925–2007) was a French photographer who  started his career during World War II in the Savoyard bush.  He first covered the landings by parachute during the Battle of Glières (1 August 1944).

He settled in Paris in 1947 and worked actively until the 1980s.  He did a number of coverages in France and in the Middle East.  Although he worked together with Robert Doisneau and Edouard Boubat in particular, he has always remained very discreet and has only exhibited his works once in the near suburbs of Paris.

He nevertheless took photographs of such various figures as Blaise Cendrars, Jean Cocteau, Paul Fort, Lino Ventura, Habib Bourguiba or Madame René Coty in their homes, and was regarded as a first rank photographer in fashion and industry.  More particularly he was one of the first to take coloured photographs on a wide scale and in big format print (4"x 5" and 5"x17"m) and the first to process his proper colour films in Paris (Ektachrome E3).

This technical skill - rather unusual at the time - coupled with an ability to carry out special tricks and effects (stroboscopic effect through multiple exposure, use of electric lighting on a large scale with flash ramps) has contributed to his success in the press and industry (EDF, Ribet-Desjardins, L'Oréal, Formica, Synergie ...)"

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1925 births
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2007 deaths

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Nintendo was the first one to bring the motion controlled technology to gaming industry and at that time it was selling like a hot cakes, and today Sony and Microsoft has gone a step ahead with Playstation Move and Xbox 360 Kinect.
But the question on everyone's mind is that which one will be better among these two and who will be ruling the market in 2011?. Look like Stephen McGill of Microsoft has answer to this question.


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Kenneth O. Cayce IV, MD
Monique Brady, MD
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Natalie Dick, DO
Jason Diehl, MD
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Douglas DiOrio, MD
Anthony Ewald, MD
John Hedge, DO
Thomas Hospel, MD, MBA
Donald LeMay, DO
Austen Musick, DO
Joel L. Shaw, MD
R. Trent Sickles, MD
Ryan Siegel, DO
Vismai Sinha, MD
Frederick Soliman, DO
Marguerite Weston, MD
Medical School: University of Antigua School of Medicine
Residency: The Ohio State University Medical Center
Fellowship: University of Kentucky Medical Center
Dr. Kenneth O. Cayce IV is a board-certified family medicine physician specializing in family, integrative and sports medicine. His interests include the medical aspects of sports medicine, including the treatment of hypertension, diabetes, asthma, nutrition, concussions, infections and orthopedic conditions in athletes.
Born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Dr. Cayce completed a fellowship in sports medicine at the University of Kentucky. His education included attending Transylvania University for his undergraduate degree, the University of Antigua School of Medicine for his medical degree and The Ohio State University Family Medicine Residency Program.
Interested in sports medicine and research, Dr. Cayce completed a research project while in residency at The Ohio State University titled "Clinical Analysis of Division I and III Athletes." This two-year research project included Ohio State football and basketball athletes, as well as additional Division III collegiate athletes. Dr. Cayce has stayed involved with The Ohio State University and is currently a clinical assistant professor.
Dr. Cayce recently co-authored a book chapter in Clinical Sports Medicine, a sports medicine textbook on the pre-participation exam. He also published an article on anterior cruciate ligament Injuries in Contemporary Pediatrics, a major pediatric journal. Finally, he has co-authored a book chapter on infections in Orthopaedic Knowledge Update, a highly regarded orthopedic textbook. He also enjoys speaking to patients, athletes, coaches, physicians and trainers on the prevention and diagnosis of injuries. As a board-certified family physician, Dr. Cayce brings a specialty that exists beyond a sports medicine physician, with extensive knowledge in primary care and integrative medicine issues. He is certified to treat both pediatrics and adult patients. Dr. Cayce is determined to give the best care for his patients from both a primary, complementary, and sports medicine aspect.
Dr. Cayce's training allows him to treat all levels of athletes ranging from the professional, collegiate and middle and high school athletes to active individuals whose focus is recreational sports. Dr. Cayce actively participates in many high school and collegiate athletic events and has provided the primary care sports medicine physician coverage for Division I and Division II, as well as NAIA collegiate events. Dr. Cayce is currently the team physician at Kenyon College and Olentangy High School. He also has been the physician at the Olympic Training Center. In addition to collegiate and other school coverage, Dr. Cayce has experience in professional and Olympic coverage events, including football, baseball, triathlons, mixed martial arts, and marathons.
Dr. Cayce has served as a guest lecturer numerous times for the Family Medicine Board Review, in addition to serving as a lecturer and preceptor for the Cincinnati SportsMedicine & Orthopaedic Center and Grant Family Medicine Residency Program. He has recently been given the Patient's Choice Award and has been named America's Top Family Doctor in family and sports medicine every year since 2007.
Dr. Cayce is committed to providing the best medical treatment for his patients through the most current evidence-based medicine. His current research interests include optimal treatment of orthopedic injuries, concussions and nutritional supplementation in athletes.
When he is not working, Dr. Cayce looks forward to spending time with his family as well as running, biking, scuba diving, swimming and travel.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Cayce, call MAX Sports Medicine - Pickerington at (614) 533-6650 or in Delaware at (740) 615-0270.
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Suicide Squad's David Ayer Defends Harley Quinn's New Birds Of Prey Team
Sep. 23. 2018 5:38 PM
Warner Bros. and DC have been trying to find another movie for Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn ever since Suicide Squad released over two years ago. Several projects were in development, with Birds of Prey chosen as the eventual winner. The film will see Harley ditching her old Suicide Squad pals and teaming up with other female heroes like Huntress and Black Canary. It seems some out there are wondering how Harley could leave her friends on the Suicide Squad for a new team, and director David Ayer has defended the move by pointing out the villainous super-group's members never liked each other in the first place.
Exactly this. https://t.co/CJeQcSfk7m
— David Ayer (@DavidAyerMovies) September 22, 2018
It's known by now that Suicide Squad was the subject of several reshoots that changed both the tone and story beats from director David Ayer's original vision, and since the film's initial release, details have emerged about what was cut or changed in the film, such as the Joker's diminished role. On Twitter, Ayer said that Joker's story originally saw him making a deal with the Enchantress to take Harley and become the "King of Gotham," but Harley rejected him for her "new friends." Someone from the peanut gallery replied that if Ayer had focused on Harley learning to "love her new friends," then the movie would have fared better. Well, someone else disagreed with that view and posted a rebuttal, which is the one that Ayer retweeted.
The Twitter user rebuked the idea that Harley would continue to have any connection to the members of the Suicide Squad. They all only knew each other for one day and were forced by the threat of death to hang out, and they definitely aren't the type of people to believe in the power of friendship. Thus, Harley would betray them all for Joker in a heartbeat, which is something David Ayer agrees with. That's not what happened in the movie, to be sure, and was likely due to studio meddling.
Further down in the thread, another commenter pointed out that Diablo considers the squad family, so then why can't Harley? Ayer responded saying they are two different people and thus can feel different about things. He further pointed out that Harley's arc got simplified in the final product.
Bringing things back to Birds of Prey, it's unknown how that movie will tackle the Joker at all. The villain broke Harley out of prison at the end of Suicide Squad, so Birds of Prey will likely have to address their relationship status. The Joker and Harley "romance" is extremely complicated, but all of her best stories involve Harley branching out on her own, so we'll have to see how Birds of Prey handles this.
Birds of Prey is aiming to go into production at the beginning of 2019, with Cathy Yan attached to direct. Margot Robbie is the only one attached to star at the moment, but the studio is looking at a lot of great talent to fill out the other roles. Stay tuned for future updates!
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Coach John Robinson and Coach Terry Donahue front the 2012 KidWorks Foundation For Success luncheon.
I suppose it is downright anti-American to voice protest concerning Black Friday. OK, I get it; I am working for a publication that exists based on ad revenue. Further, I fully understand that the American retail economy is uber-dependent on fourth quarter holiday sales.
That being said, I mourn the loss of civility in holiday shopping. I don't understand how people can afford to take a week off and camp out to save a few dollars on more electronic gadgets. I hope dear reader, that you are home on this Black Friday, reading the Daily Pilot, sitting in your favorite chair perhaps having a bit of breakfast and planning to do your holiday shopping without losing your sanity.
Oh, and by the way, I sincerely hope that you had a warm, spiritual Thanksgiving "love fest" with family and friends. And that goes for any reader who had to be at the cash register before they could finish the last bite of pumpkin pie or any person working in the culinary industry that had to serve folks like me who went out for Thanksgiving dinner.
It's been a busy week on the Orange Coast.
A very special Nov. 15 luncheon attracted business, political and social community leaders raising an astonishing $550,000 to support a program known as KidWorks in central Santa Ana. A mid week event at the Doubletree Hotel, Santa Ana filled the ballroom with some 500 guests who came together to enjoy a program created around the Southern California football rivalry between USC and UCLA. KidWorks event organizers invited legendary Hall of Fame Coach John Robinson from USC and fellow Hall of Fame Coach Terry Donahue from UCLA to front a sports panel that also included former USC standouts Paul McDonald and Brandon Hancock and UCLA Bruins Matt Stevens and Wayne Cook. The entire event was dedicated to the memory of Terry Donahue's brother, Dan Donahue, a leading Southern California real estate developer. The Donahue family including another brother Pat Donahue, who served as emcee for the event, his wife, Paula, and their mother, Betty Donahue, and Terry Donahue's wife, Andrea, were all front and center lending their support to KidWorks. One of the organization's facilities is named for Dan Donahue as the family raised $1 million to build the educational learning center.
The mission of KidWorks is simple and straightforward. President and Chief Executive Ava Steaffens is an attorney who has dedicated her adult life to the concept that poverty, lack of opportunity and the resulting violence that exists as a result of desperate living conditions can be overcome one child at a time through educational opportunity. To this end, KidWorks, which Larry and Jayme Acosta founded in 1993 in a small apartment, now assists hundreds of students each year with programs for preschoolers that begin at 4 years of age all the way into young adulthood, helping youth in their 20s. Steaffens and her staff, which consists of paid teachers and administrators, along with some 400 volunteers, are extremely proud of the fact that every KidWorks student is potentially college bound.
The success stories are inspiring. At the luncheon Steaffens introduced KidWorks student Yabilez Villanueva, also an accomplished Mater Dei student with a 4.3 grade point average, and a goal of attending Harvard University. Mater Dei partners with KidWorks offering scholarship to deserving youth who also receive the support of KidWorks after school enrichment programs.
Supporting the KidWorks luncheon were Newport Mesa citizens including Jill and Tom Schriber, Elizabeth and Michael Schreiber, Steve Craig, Bobby Grich, Ron Salisbury, Gordon Henry, and Rick and Lucy Rawlins. To learn more about the work of KidWorks, visit http://www.kidworksonline.org.
This Thanksgiving weekend, Costa Mesa's favorite Mexican restaurant Mi Casa will sponsor the fifth annual Mi Casa Cares drive to support U.S. troops abroad and veterans at home. The festivities will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Mi Casa's 17th Street eatery.
Organizers request that community volunteers come to the restaurant and donate toiletries (no liquids), baby wipes, personal care items, shelf stackable snacks, reading materials, CDs, DVDs, AA batteries and new warm clothing. Free appetizers will be served in the Mi Casa bar and all donations will go to Operation Gratitude and the Wounded Warrior Project. To learn more, call Mi Casa at (949) 645-7626 or visit http://www.micasa1.com.


Marlborough, MASS. October 25, 2013 – The Commonwealth has committed to spending more than $20 million to facilitate the growth of Massachusetts' manufacturing sector in 2014.
The bulk of this funding will come from the Advanced Manufacturing Futures Program (AMFP), which was created by the Legislature and handed over to MassDevelopment to administer.
Speaking at the 2013 Marlborough Innovation Summit held today, MassDevelopment Vice President of Manufacturing Program Initiatives Louis Gaviglia said that the AMFP's total appropriation of $18.75 million will provide capital for Massachusetts-based advanced manufacturing projects that will support technology innovation, workforce training, industry-specific education, collaboration, and other programs.
The Commonwealth's Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP) has also been fueling the state's manufacturing industry. Since 2009, more than 90 manufacturers have received Investment Tax Credit (ITC) through the EDIP. In FY 2013 alone, 28 manufacturing businesses were approved for a total of $10.5 million in ITC.
About 60% of the companies that take advantage of the Workforce Training Fund Programs (WTFP), which is another state support initiative for businesses, are manufacturers. In FY 2013 the WTFP awarded $7.43 million to manufacturing firms, which used it to train 6,172 employees.
A panel of experts, who represented various state organizations, agreed that most manufacturers point to lack of funding and trained workforce as key obstacles to growth. But the panel also highlighted that many manufacturers are simply not aware of the support and resources available to them.
Mike Prior, Director of Business Development/NGM Programs at the Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MassMEP), and Douglas Kehlhem, Senior Director at MassEcon were also part of the panel that led the summit conversations. Keynote speakers included Greg Bialecki, Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Economic Development and Arthur Vigeant, Marlborough Mayor. MEDC Executive Director, Tim Cummings, hosted the event.
A highlight of the event was the announcement of the winners of the Mirick O'Connell Innovation Award, which recognizes pioneering Marlborough-based companies. While the award has been traditionally presented to a single overall winner, for the first time this year, Mirick O'Connell honored two companies: Qualtré and VCE.
Today's summit was the fourth in an annual series, which focuses on a different industry each year.
Marlborough Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) is the state chartered economic development corporation for the City of Marlborough, MA and represents a public-private partnership for planning. We work with municipal and private investors to foster economic development, job growth and community revitalization and development. For a complete overview of MEDC's activities visit www.marlboroughedc.com.
Mirick O'Connell is a law firm employing more than 60 lawyers and professionals across its offices in Worcester, Westborough and Boston. The firm counsels New England's leading corporations — private and public — and individuals across a wide range of industries. It is highly regarded for its work in such diverse fields as banking and finance, energy, health care, higher education, insurance, life sciences, manufacturing and technology. For a complete overview of Mirick O'Connell's activities visit www.mirickoconnell.com.


CTD observations were made in the Code region near Pt. Arena on the northern California coast at 39°N, off Crescent City at 41°54 1 N, off Half Moon Bay at 37°25'N and off Pt. Purisima at 34°45'N during 2-13 July 1981. The observations in the Code region included three repeated sections along the Central Line, a mesoscale survey of the shelf slope region, and an alongshore section. The maximum sampling depth was 1000 m. This data report contains verticle sections, offshore survey maps, mesoscale maps and offshore profiles to summarize the data, and verticle profile plots and listings of the data at standard depths for each of the 141 CTD stations.


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«Моё прекрасное лето с Софи» — французский драма фильм 2019 года, снятый Ребеккой Злотовски. Премьера в мире состоялась 20 мая 2019 г., в России — 16 января 2020 г.

Фильм был показан в программе «Двухнедельник режиссёров» на Каннском кинофестивале 2019, где был отмечен как лучший фильм на французском языке.

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