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Current Report Filing (8-k)
Date : 11/19/2019 @ 11:04AM
Stock : Harte Hanks Inc (HHS)
Quote : 3.41 0.0 (0.00%) @ 12:00AM
PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
November 19, 2019 (November 18, 2019)
Harte Hanks, Inc.
(State or Other Jurisdiction
of Incorporation)
(I.R.S. Employer Identification Number)
2800 Wells Branch Parkway
(Address of principal executive offices and Registrant's telephone number, including area code)
[ ] Written communications pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act (17 CFR 230.425)
[ ] Soliciting material pursuant to Rule 14a-12 under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.14a-12)
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Indicate by check mark whether the registrant is an emerging growth company as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act of 1933 (§230.405 of this chapter) or Rule 12b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (§240.12b-2 of this chapter).
[ ] Emerging growth company
If an emerging growth company, indicate by check mark if the registrant has elected not to use the extended transition period for complying with any new or revised financial accounting standards provided pursuant to Section 13(a) of the Exchange Act. [ ]
Item 5.02. Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers; Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers.
On November 18, 2019, Harte Hanks, Inc. (the "Company") announced changes to the Company's executive leadership team that the Company's board of directors (the "Board") believes will position the Company for future growth and success, as well as changes to the Board's leadership structure.
Appointment of Andrew Benett
On November 18, 2019, the Company announced the appointment of Andrew Benett, age 48, as the Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, effective as of such date. In connection with such appointment, Andrew Harrison stepped down as President of the Company. Mr. Harrison will remain with the Company in an advisory role.
Mr. Benett has over 20 years of experience in effecting business transformation within marketing services, consulting and corporate organizations. Prior to his appointment, Mr. Benett served as Global Chief Commercial Officer of Bloomberg Media from June of 2015 to September 2019, where his responsibilities included advertising sales, marketing services, events, consulting, integrated franchises, and innovation. Previously, Mr. Benett spent 13 years working for Havas Creative Group, a leading marketing communications network. While working for Havas Creative group, Mr. Benett served as Global Chief Strategy Officer of Euro RSCG Worldwide from 2004 to 2010, until he was promoted to Global Chief Executive Officer of Arnold Worldwide in 2010, and to global CEO of Havas Creative Group in 2013. Prior to joining Euro RSCG Worldwide, Mr. Benett was EVP, Executive Director, Strategy and Innovation, at FutureBrand. He began his advertising career at McCann-Erickson in strategic planning. Mr. Benett sits on the Board of Directors of Viad Corp (NYSE: VVI) and is a Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute. Mr. Benett received his B.F.A. in art history with a minor in psychology from Georgetown University.
In connection with Mr. Benett's appointment, on November 11, 2019, the Company entered into a Letter Agreement with Mr. Benett setting forth the terms and conditions of his employment (the "Letter Agreement"). Pursuant to the Letter Agreement, Mr. Benett will receive a base salary of $380,000 per year, and he will have an opportunity to earn an annual bonus with a target amount equal to 100% of his annual base salary. As contemplated by the Letter Agreement, the Board granted to Mr. Benett 150,000 restricted stock units that vest ratably on each of the first three anniversaries of the award's date of grant, subject to Mr. Benett's continuous service to the Company. The Letter Agreement also provides for Mr. Benett to receive another award of 150,000 restricted stock units that vest over three years within the first 15 days of January 2020, subject to his continuous service on the date of grant.
Mr. Benett is entitled to severance payments and benefits upon certain qualifying terminations of his employment with the Company. Upon a termination of his employment by the Company without Cause or resignation by Mr. Benett for Good Reason (each as defined in the Letter Agreement), he is entitled to receive 18 months of continued base salary and 12 months of continued health benefit coverage under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 ("COBRA").
As a condition to receiving any of the severance payments and benefits provided in the Letter Agreement, Mr. Benett (or his legal representative, as applicable) must execute and not revoke a customary severance and release agreement, including a waiver of all claims. As required by the Letter Agreement, Mr. Benett also entered into a customary confidentiality/non-disclosure agreement and a non-solicitation & non-competition agreement.
The foregoing description of the Letter Agreement is qualified in its entirety by reference to the full text of the Letter Agreement, which is filed as Exhibit 10.1 to this report and incorporated herein by reference.
Appointment of Brian Linscott
On November 15, 2019, the Board announced that it approved the appointment of Brian Linscott, age 46, as Chief Operating Officer of the Company effective January 6, 2020.
Mr. Linscott has nearly two decades of experience advising clients and C-level executives on strategy, operational improvements to drive topline growth, acquisitions, corporate development and capital structure across a variety of industries including media, manufacturing, and transportation. From 2015 to 2019, he served as Partner at BR Advisors where he led the operational improvement of radio and printing companies, developed new partnerships, and facilitated asset transactions. He also served as Operating Partner at Traverse Pointe Partners since 2014, where he advised a private equity fund on financial and operational assessment of equity investments and developed a post-acquisition, operational strategies to create shareholder value. From 2013 to 2015, Brian served as Managing Director at Huron Business Advisory where he managed client relationships, oversaw consulting teams, and developed new business opportunities. From 2009 to 2012, Brian served as Chief Financial Officer / Senior Vice President at Sun Times Media, LLC where he created and executed a restructuring plan that led to a $60 million EBITDA improvement in two years and managed working capital to enhance cash flow. Mr. Linscott received his B.S. in Finance from the University of Illinois, Urbana.
In connection with his appointment, the Company entered into an Employment Agreement with Mr. Linscott setting forth the terms and conditions of his employment on November 15, 2019 (the "Linscott Agreement"). Pursuant to the Linscott Agreement, Mr. Linscott will receive a base salary of $330,000 per year, and he will have an opportunity to earn an annual bonus with a target amount equal to 75% of his annual base salary. Mr. Linscott will also receive a one-time sign on bonus of $37,500, less applicable withhold. As contemplated by the Linscott Agreement, the Board made the following equity grants to Mr. Linscott: (i) a grant of 50,000 performance-based restricted stock units that vest on the later of the first anniversary of the date that the Board approves the grant and the first business day following the date that the Performance Condition (as defined in the Linscott Agreement) is met, in each case subject to Mr. Linscott's continued service through the applicable vesting date, (ii) an option to purchase 50,000 shares of the Company's common stock that vests ratably on the first three anniversaries of the grant date, subject to Mr. Linscott's continued employment, and has an exercise price equal to the per share price on the date of grant, and (iii) a grant of 14,150 restricted stock units that vest on the grant date. Mr. Linscott will be eligible to receive additional equity awards in future years, consistent with the Company's regular equity award and review practices.
Mr. Linscott is eligible to receive certain "Change of Control" (as defined in the Linscott Agreement) severance payments and benefits under the Linscott Agreement. If, during the 6 months preceding or the 12 months immediately following a Change of Control, Mr. Linscott's employment is terminated by the Company without "Cause" or he resigns for "Good Reason" (each as defined in the Linscott Agreement), he would be entitled to receive 18 months of continued base salary and 12 months of Health Benefits Continuation (as defined in the Linscott Agreement). Upon a termination of his employment by the Company without Cause or resignation by Mr. Linscott for Good Reason (and except with respect to a Change of Control, as described above), he is entitled to receive 12 months of continued base salary and 12 months of Health Benefits Continuation. As a condition to receiving any of the severance payments and benefits provided in the Linscott Agreement, Mr. Linscott (or his legal representative, as applicable) must execute and not revoke a customary severance and release agreement, including a waiver of all claims. As required by the Linscott Agreement, Mr. Linscott also entered into a customary confidentiality/non-disclosure agreement, and a non-solicitation & non-competition agreement.
The foregoing description of the Linscott Agreement is qualified in its entirety by reference to the full text of the Linscott Agreement, which is filed as Exhibit 10.2 to this report and incorporated herein by reference.
Since September of 2018, BR Advisors LLC ("BR Advisors"), an entity for which Mr. Linscott has served as a Partner and Managing Member since 2015, has provided consulting services to the Company, receiving
an aggregate total of $354,627 in fees to date. The consulting arrangements with BR Advisors will cease as of December 31, 2019.
Departure of Mark Del Priore
Mark Del Priore stepped down from his positions with the Company on November 15, 2019 to pursue other opportunities. The Company and Mr. Del Priore have entered into a separation agreement memorializing the terms of his separation of employment (the "Separation Agreement"). Mr. Del Priore will receive severance of seventy-one thousand two hundred and fifty dollars ($71,250), representing three months of his annual base salary, less applicable withholdings and deductions. Additionally, the Separation Agreement contains a release, as well as a non-disparagement provision, and ratifies the confidentiality and non-solicitation covenants in Mr. Del Priore's employment restrictions agreement with the Company, dated January 4, 2019.
Appointment of Lauri Kearnes
On November 15, 2019, the Board appointed Lauri Kearnes, age 48, as Chief Financial Officer of the Company in connection with Mr. Del Priore's departure. Ms. Kearnes has served as the Company's Principal Accounting Officer and Vice President, Finance and Controller since August 2018. Ms. Kearnes has over 20 years of experience in accounting and finance roles, including the last 16 years with Harte Hanks in various positions including Group Controller, VP Finance, and Group VP Finance, Accounting Shared Services. Ms. Kearnes started her career in public accounting and has held accounting positions with Nutraceutical Corp. and Brooks Automation prior to joining the Company. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a Master of Accounting from Utah State University. Ms. Kearnes will receive a base salary of $275,000 per year
Director Role Changes
In connection with the appointment of Mr. Benett as Executive Chairman of the Board, Board member Alfred Tobia, Jr. stepped down as Chairman of the Board. On November 15, 2019, the Board named Board member Evan Behrens to serve as Lead Independent Director.
Item 8.01. Other Events.
On November 18, 2019, the Company issued a press release announcing, among other things, the approval of the appointment of Mr. Benett as President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Linscott as Chief Operating Officer, and Ms. Kearnes as Chief Financial Officer; and the departure of Mr. Del Priore, a copy of which is filed as Exhibit 99.1 to this report and incorporated herein by reference.
Item 9.01. Financial Statements and Exhibits.
Exhibit No. Description
10.1 Letter Agreement between Andrew Benett and Harte Hanks, Inc., dated November 11, 2019
10.2 Employment Agreement between Brian Linscott and Harte Hanks, Inc., dated November 15, 2019
99.1 Press Release of the Company dated November 18, 2019
Date: November 19, 2019 By: Lauri Kearnes
Name: Lauri Kearnes
Chief Finance Officer
Harte Hanks (NYSE:HHS)
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Rachid Koraïchi, né en 1947 à Ain Beida est un peintre et graveur algérien contemporain. En 1970, il quitte l'Algérie pour rejoindre l'École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs de Paris.

Biographie
, , ainsi qu'aux peintures rupestres du Tassili. Il fera ses études à l'École des beaux-arts d'Alger et l'École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs de Paris. Ses créations sont exposées depuis 1970 dans le monde entier. Il vit depuis de nombreuses années entre Paris et la Médina de Tunis. Il voyage fréquemment en Algérie, en Égypte Il est présent dans de nombreux musées. Il a travaillé notamment avec Karel Appel. Ses amis poètes et écrivains l'ont accompagné dans ses recherches sur les signes et il a mis en images bon nombre de leurs ouvrages.

Éléments sur l'œuvre
Rachid Koraïchi travaille sur soie, crée des tapisseries, peint sur parchemin, travaille l'argile, le kaolin, grave, utilise l'acier ou la pierre. Il ne se considère pas comme calligraphe, mais bien comme un plasticien qui se situe entre tradition et innovation : tout en puisant dans le fond culturel de son enfance baignée par un patrimoine artistique et spirituel important, Rachid Koraïchi trouve son style et sa propre "écriture" pour décrire la vie dans ses réalités, ses beautés et la dimension transcendante qui la sous-tend. Attaché au symbolisme, il utilise de façon récurrente le nombre sept dans son œuvre, ainsi que le bleu, l'or et une multitude de figures (Lune, rond, carré, étoiles…). Ses œuvres sont imprégnées à la fois de profondeur et de poésie.

Expositions

Expositions personnelles
 2017 : Les ancêtres liés aux étoiles, A2Z Art Gallery, Paris
 2015 : Il n'est d'autres souverains que ceux qui me regardent, El Marsa Gallery, Dubai
 2015 : Love Side by Side with the soul, Aicon Gallery, New York
 2013 : Livres d'artiste de Rachid Koraïchi, Éditions & Espace Méridianes, Montpellier, France
 2013 : Maqamate autour de Rachid Koraichi à Dar Abdellatif, Alger, Algérie
 2011 : Une Nation en Exil (A Nation in Exile), Montauban, France
 2011 : Path of Roses (Tariq al-Ward), Abu Dhabi Festival, Emirates Palace, Abou Dhabi
 2010 : Rachid Koraïchi: Ecstatic Flow, October Gallery, Londres
 2008 : Les Ancêtres liés aux Étoiles (Ancestors Linked to the Stars), Chapelle Saint Martin, Le Méjan, Arles, France
 2008 : Le Chemin des Roses (Path of Roses), Citadelle d'Alger, Alger, Algérie
 2008 : Hommage à Mahmoud Darwich (Homage to Mahmoud Darwish), Institut des cultures d'Islam, Paris
 2008 : Les Sept Dormants (The Seven Sleepers, Seven Books in Homage to Seven Monks of Tibhirine), église de Ceillac, France
 2007 : 20 Years: 12 Poets: Porcelains by Rachid Koraïchi, Institute for the Humanities, Université du Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
 2007 : Une Nation en Exil (A Nation in Exil), Gallery 23, Amsterdam, Pays-Bas
 2007 : Homage to Love and Memory, The George W. South Memorial, Church of the Advocate, Philadelphia, USA
 2005 : Ancestral Memories, October Gallery, Londres
 2004 : Alep, Voyage en Soi(e) (Aleppo, Silken Voyage Inside Oneself) of Rachid Koraïchi, Gallery Isma, Riadh el Feth, Algers, Algérie
 2004 : Rachid Koraïchi: 7 Variations Indigo (7 Indigo Variations), Musée de la Veille Charité, Marseille, France
 2002 :  Le Chemin des Roses (Path of Roses) / Poème de Beyrouth (Beirut's Poem) / Une Nation en Exil (A Nation in Exile), The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
 2002 : Une Nation en Exil (A Nation in Exile), United Nations, Beirut, Liban
 2001 : Poème de Beyrouth (Beirut's Poem) / Le Chemin des Roses (Path of Roses), National Gallery of Fine Art, Amman, Jordanie ; Institut Français, Casablanca, Maroc ; Institut Français, Marrakech, Maroc
 2001 : Hommage à Ibn 'Arabi (Homage to Ibn 'Arabi), église de Mérignac, Mérignac, France ; The Khalid Shoman Foundation, Darat al-Funun, Amman, Jordanie
 2000 : Une Anthologie des poésies arabes (Anthology of Arab Poems), Bibliothèque Nationale, Limoges, France
 2000 : Interfaces, Amphithéâtre Bachelard, Université de la Sorbonne, Paris
 1999 : Le Chemin des Roses I, Hommage à Rûmî (Path of Roses I, Homage to Rûmî), Résidence à l'Institut Français, Anatolie, Turquie
 1999 : Autour des voyages de Delacroix et Matisse (Around the Travels of Delacroix and Matisse), Résidence à Marrakech, Maroc
 1999 : Ô Fleurs! Hommage à Attar (Oh Flowers! Homage to Attar), Festival International des Jardins, Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
 1998 : Rachid Koraïchi: Clay, Silk, Paper & Steel (Rachid Koraïchi : Argile, Papier et Acier), Leighton House Museum, Londres
 1998 : Lettres d'Argile : Hommage à Ibn 'Arabi (Letters of Clay: Homage to Ibn 'Arabi) (1998-1999), Espace Gard, Nîmes, France ;  Institut Français and Darat al-Funun, Amman, Jordanie ; Institut Français, Damas, Syrie ; Al-Mustansiriya Madrasah, Baghdad, Irak ; Institut Français, Ribat de Sousse, Tunisie ; Bibliothèque francophone multimédia, Limoges, France ; Gallery Isma, Alger, Algérie ; Museum of Contemporary Art, Caracas, Venezuela ; Ambassade de France, Alger, Algérie ; Gallery A. Gorgi, Sidi Bou Saïd, Tunisie ; Institut Français, Tunis, Tunisie
 1998 : Le Jardin du Paradis (The Garden of Paradise), Festival International des Jardins, Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire, France
 1998 : Anthologie des poésies arabes (Anthology of Arab Poems), Bibliothèque Elsa Triolet et Jules Verne, Pantin, France
 1998 : Soie et Argile (Silk and Clay), The Khalid Shoman Foundation, Darat al-Funun, Amman, Jordanie, en coopération avec l'AFAA and l'Institut Français, Amman, Jordanie
 1997 :  L'Enfant-Jazz (1997-2000), Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris ; Studio Franck Bordas, Paris ; County Centre for Educational Documentation, Avignon, France ; Collège des Hautes Vallées, Guillestre, France ; Sakakini Foundation, Ramallah, Palestine ; Passage de l'art, Marseille, France
 1997 : Hommage à Okba (Homage to Okba), sculpture en acier, Université de Kairouan, Tunisie
 1997 : Hommage à René Char, Michel Butor, Mohammed Dib (Homage to René Char, Michel Butor, Mohammed Dib), Tapisserie Monumentale, Bibliothèque francophone multimédia de Limoges, France
 1997 : Une Nation en Exil (A Nation in Exile), The Khalid Shoman Foundation, Darat al-Funun, Amman, Jordanie
 1996 : Mur de Céramiques, avec des étudiants de la Robert Desnos School, Tunis, Tunisie
 1995 : Objects and Decor for La Reine Didon (Queen Dido), Théâtre de Carthage, Festival international de Carthage, Tunisie
 1995 : Installation, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
 1995 : Talisman (Fountain Mural), Palm Beach, Tozeur, Tunisie
 1995 : Hymnes Gravés (Engraved Hymns), Institut Français, Barcelone, Espagne
 1994 : Gallery Schauer, Paris
 1994 : Gallery Yahya, Tunis, Tunisie
 1993 : Nuits d'Encens (Nights of Incense), Homage to Algiers, Théâtre de Carthage, Tunisie
 1993 : Les Sept Portes du Ciel (The Seven Gates of Heaven), Artibule, Institut Français, Casablanca, Maroc ; Tour de Constance, Aigues-Mortes, France
 1993 : Carpets and Tapestries, Gallery A. Gorgi, Sidi Bou Saïd, Tunisie
 1992 : Galerie Cherif Fine Art, Sidi Bou Saïd, Tunisie
 1992 : Gallery Ipso, Bruxelles, Belgique
 1992 : Salomé, Usine de tabac, Ajaccio, Corsica ; Artibule, Institut Français, Casablanca, Maroc
 1992 : Galerie Jaqueline Moussion, Paris
 1992 : Musée d'Art Moderne Art, Liège, Belique
 1991 : L'Art contemporain (Contemporary Art), Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris
 1991 : Gallery Editart, Genève, Suisse
 1991 : Biennale de la Havane, Wilfredo Lam Centre, La Havane, Cuba
 1989 : Gallery of the National Council for Culture, Koweit
 1989 : Gallery Editart, Genève, Suisse
 1989 : The Sultan Gallery, Koweit
 1989 : Gallery Isma, Alger, Algérie
 1986 : The Sultan Gallery, Koweit
 1986 : Gallery D. Blanco, Genève, Suisse
 1983 : S…à l'aplomb du mur, Installation d'un mur de céramiques, Siège GAT, Tunis, Tunisie
 1978 : Gallery Irtissem, Tunis, Tunisie
 1974 : Chateâu de la Hercerie, La Croix-en-Touraine, France

Expositions collectives
 2017 : As Above, so Below: Portals, Visions, Spirits & Mystics, Musée Irlandais d'Art Moderne, Dublin
 2017 : 100 chefs-d'œuvre de l'art moderne et contemporain arabe. La collection Barjeel, Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris
 2017 : Trésors d'Islam en Afrique. De Tombouctou à Zanzibar, Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris
 2017 : Art Paris Art Fair, représenté par A2Z Art Gallery, October Gallery, Gallery El Marsa, Grand Palais, Paris
 2016 : Rencontre, émotions partagées, A2Z Art Gallery, Paris
 2016 : Tantric. The Corporeal and the Cosmic, Aicon Gallery, New York
 2015 : Nel Mezzo del Mezzo, Museo Riso, Musée Régional d'Art Moderne and Contemporain, Palerme, Sicile, Italie
 2015 : International Arabic Calligraphy Exhibition, Wafi Mall, Dubai, UAE
 2015 : Expanding Africa at the Newark Museum: New Visions, New Galleries, Newark Museum, NY, USA
 2014 : The Global Africa Project: Political Patterns, Musée d'art de Seoul, Seoul, Corée du Sud
 2014 : Abu Dhabi Art, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Abu Dhabi, UAE
 2014 : Biennale Internationale de Casablanca, Maroc
 2014 : ArteVida, Musée d'Art Moderne, Rio de Janeiro, Brésil
 2014 : 35 Years of the Transvangarde: Contemporary art from around the planet, October Gallery, Londres
 2014 : Art14, October Gallery, Londres
 2013 : Qalam. The Art of Beautiful Writing, Birmingham Museums, Birmingham, Royaume-Uni
 2013 : Symbiose de deux mondes, un siècle d'échange culturel, l'Europe et le Maghreb (Symbiosis of two worlds, 100 years of cultural exchange, Europe and the Magreb), The Written Art Foundation (Frankfurt-am-Main, Allemagne), Palais Namaskar, Marrakech, Maroc
 2013 : Abu Dhabi Art, October Gallery, Londres ; Galerie El Marsa, Abu Dhabi, UAE
 2013 : Masters of the Transvangarde, October Gallery, Londres
 2013 : Scope Art Basel, October Gallery, Basel, Suisse
 2013 : The Jameel Prize: Art inspired by Islamic Tradition, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Texas, USA
 2013 : Trade Routes, Hauser & Wirth, Londres
 2013 : Art Dubai, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Dubai, UAE
 2013 : Art13, October Gallery, Londres
 2013 : Reflections from Heaven, Meditations on Earth: Modern Calligraphic Art from the Arab World, Museo Valencia de la Illustración y la Modernidad, Valencia, Spain (organisée par la Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts et par The Museum of the Imperial Forums, Rome, Italie)
 2013 : The Jameel Prize: Art inspired by Islamic Tradition, Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University, San Francisco, USA
 2012 : Dieu(x):Modes d'Emploi (God(s): a User's Guide), Petit Palais, Musée des Beaux Art de la Ville de Paris, Paris
 2012 : Abu Dhabi Art, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Abu Dhabi, UAE
 2012 : Exposition Jameel Prize, Casa Árabe, Madrid, Espagne
 2012 : Reflections from Heaven, Meditations on Earth: Modern Calligraphic Art from the Arab World, Museum of the Imperial Forums, Rome, Italie
 2012 : Art Dubai, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Dubai, UAE
 2012 : Jameel Prize 2011 Art Contemporain d'Inspiration Islamique (Uniting Contemporary Art and Islamic Traditions: The Jameel Prize), Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris, France
 2012 : Written Images: Contemporary Calligraphy from the Middle-East, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Hong Kong
 2012 : Caravansérail, La Rochelle, France
 2011 : Jameel Prize 2011, Victoria and Albert Museum, Londres
 2011 : Written Images: Contemporary Calligraphy from the Middle East, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, New York
 2011 : Jo'burg Art Fair, October Gallery, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud
 2011 : Art Dubai, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Dubai, UAE
 2011 : Miragens (2010-2011), Centro Cultural Banco de Brasil, São Paulo ; Rio de Janeiro ; Brasilia, Brésil
 2010 : The Future of Tradition – The Tradition of Future, Haus der Kunst, Munich, Allemagne (première installation complète des Maîtres Invisibles)
 2010 : The Global Africa Project, Museum of Arts and Design, New York
 2010 : Abu Dhabi Art, Galerie El Marsa, Abu Dhabi, UAE
 2010 : Jo'burg Art Fair, October Gallery, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud
 2010 : Art Dubai, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Dubai, UAE
 2010 : Islã, Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, Brésil
 2009 : The Essential Art of African Textiles: Design Without End, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
 2009 : Abu Dhabi Art 2009, Galerie El Marsa, Abu Dhabi, UAE
 2009 : Jo'burg Art Fair, October Gallery, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud
 2009 : Art Dubai, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Dubai, UAE
 2008 : The Poetics of Cloth, Grey Art Gallery NYU, New York
 2008 : Jo'burg Art Fair, October Gallery, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud
 2008 : Art Dubai, October Gallery ; Galerie El Marsa, Dubai, UAE
 2008 : Word into Art, a British Museum touring exhibition, The Atrium, DIFC, Dubai, UAE
 2008 : Angaza Afrika – African Art Now, October Gallery, Londres
 2007 : The Dance of Quill and Ink, Contemporary Art of the Middle East, State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, en association avec the Triumph Gallery, Moscou, Russie
 2007 : Inscribing Meaning: Writing and Graphic Systems in African Art, Smithsonian, National Museum of African Art, Washington D.C.
 2006 : Without Boundary: Seventeen Different Ways of Looking, MoMA - Museum of Modern Art, New York
 2006 : Text Messages, October Gallery, Londres
 2006 : Word into Art: Artists of the Moderne Middle East, British Museum, Londres
 2005 : The Seven Gates of Heaven (Les Sept Portes du Ciel), Ground Force Africa Garden et une partie de l'installation du Chemin des Roses, Sainsbury African Galleries, British Museum, Londres
 2005 : TEXTures: Word and Symbol in Contemporary African Art, Smithsonian, National Museum of African Art, Washington D.C.
 2004 : Intelligence Now!, October Gallery, Londres
 2003 : Voyages d'Artistes - Algérie 2003 (Artists' Travel – Algeria 2003), Espace EDF – Electra, Paris
 2003 : Africa Informs, October Gallery, Londres
 2003 : Répliques (Retorts) (light installations curated by Philippe Mouillon), Tunnel des Facultés, Alger, Algérie
 2003 : Textiles about Kateb Yacine (Textiles autour de Kateb Yacine), Comédie-Française, Paris
 2002 : A la nuit tombée (At Nightfall) (installations lumineuses sous le regard du curateur Philippe Mouillon), Quai de l'Isère, Grenoble, France
 2001 : Unpacking Europe, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, Pays-Bas
 2001 : Authentic/Ex-centric, 49è Biennale de Venise, Venise, Italie
 2001 : The Short Century - Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa 1945-1994 (2001-2002), Museum Villa Stuck, Munich, Allemagne ; Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, Allemagne ; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, USA ; PS1 Contemporary Art Centre and the Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
 2000 : Fifth Season, Foundation Actua, Casablanca, Maroc
 2000 : Rencontre à Casablanca (Meeting in Casablanca), exposition avec Farid Belkahia, Gallery Al Manar, Casablanca, Maroc
 2000 : Fashion Show, Alger, Algérie
 1999 : Contemporary Visions, Borj de Bab Marrakech, Essaouira, Maroc
 1999 : Kaftan 2000, Fashion Show, Casablanca, Maroc
 1999 : Global Conceptualism: Points of Origin, 1950s-1980s, Queens Museum of Art, Queens, New York, USA
 1999 : Jardins Secrets III (Secret Gardens III), Entrepôt des Œillets, Ivry-sur-Seine, France
 1998 :  Les peintres du signe (The Painters of the Sign), Festival of Humanity, La Courneuve, Paris ; Château de Draveil, Paris ; Chateâu de Belval, Miramas, France ; Fine Art Museum, Alger, Algérie
 1998 : Mediterranea, Art from around the world, Jardins Botaniques, Bruxelles, Belgique
 1998 : 80 Artists from around the World, Galley Enrico Navarra, Paris
 1998 : Méditation (Meditations), Madrassa Ibn Youssef, Marrakech, Maroc
 1998 : Pacaembú (installations lumineuses sous le regard du curateur Philippe Mouillon), São Paolo, Brésil
 1997 : Modernities and Memories, Rockefeller Foundation, 47e Biennale de Venise, Venise, Italie ; Université de Bilgi, Istanbul, Turquie
 1997 : Artists for Peace: R. Koraïchi, F. Belkahia, espace Louis Feuillade, Lunel, France
 1997 : Rhythm and Form, Visual Reflection on Arabic Poetry (1996-1997), exposition itinérante :  Willamette University, Salem, Oregon ; University of Arkansas ; Fine Arts Centre Gallery ; University of California ; University of Berkley ; Worth Ryder Gallery ; Hallie Brown Ford Gallery ; University of Oregon ; Rice University, USA
 1997 :  Biennale de La Havane, La Havane, Cuba
 1997 : Jardins Secrets II (Secret Gardens II), Hôpital Charles Foix, Ivry-sur-Seine, France
 1996 : Light Passage (Arcos da Lapa) (installations lumineuses sous le regard du curateur Philippe Mouillon), Rio de Janeiro, Brésil
 1996 : Arabic Signs, Museum voor Volkenkunde, Rotterdam, Pays-Bas
 1996 : Images of Africa Festival, Barbican Centre, Londres ; Odense, Danemark
 1996 : L'Art contemporain (Contemporary Art), Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris, France
 1996 : 5e Biennale Internationale de la Poésie Visuelle, Palace Legislativo, Mexico
 1996 : Invitation à voyager (Invitation to Travel), R. Koraïchi avec F. Belkahia, Festival of the South (Fiesta des Suds), Marseille, France
 1996 : African Encounters (Rencontres Africaines) (1994-1996), Institut Français, Lisbon, Portugal et exposition itinérante en France, à Niger, au Benin, au Burkina Faso, en Côte d'Ivoire, au Maroc et en Afrique du Sud
 1995 : Signs, Traces & Calligraphy: Five Contemporary Artists from North Africa, Concourse Gallery, Barbican, Londres ; Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam, Pays-Bas
 1995 : Six Flags of Tolerance, 50th Anniversary of the United Nations, New York, USA ; UNESCO, Paris, France
 1995 : 11e Triennale Internationale des Impressions, Fredrikstad, Norvège
 1995 : Biennale des Arts Graphiques, Lauréat de l'exposition, Varsovie, Pologne
 1995 : Gallery Frédéric Roulette, Paris
 1994 : Painters from the Maghreb (1993-1994), CKC, Ghent, Belgique
 1990 : 6th INTERBEP '90, Tuzla, Yougoslavie
 1990 : Salomé (exposition avec Michel Butor), Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris ; Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris
 1990 : Triennale Internationale des Arts Graphiques, Frechen, Allemagne
 1990 : Inter Graphic-90, Berlin, Allemagne
 1990 : 2e Bienniale des Arts Graphiques de la Méditerranée, Athènes, Grèce
 1990 : Faire du chemin avec… Hommage à René Char (Going along with… Homage to René Char), Palais des Papes, Avignon, France
 1989 : 3e Biennale Internationale de La Havane, La Havane, Cuba
 1989 : 9e Triennale de la gravure, Fredrikstad, Norvège
 1989 : Gallery Szutski, Lodz, Pologne
 1989 : Signes et désert, avec Baya, Larbi, Silem et Martinez, Mesli, Galerie Ipso, Bruxelles, Belgique
 1989 : Centre International des Arts Graphiques, Ljubljana, Slovénie
 1988 : 2nd International Biennial de Palbia Alternativa, Mexico
 1988 : Ernst Museum, Budapest, Hongrie
 1988 : Musée d'Art Moderne, Toyama, Japon
 1988 : Art Gallery Senac, Ribeiraô Preto, São Paolo, Brésil
 1988 : Musée d'Art Moderne, Rijeka, Croatie
 1987 : Lahti Art Museum, Lahti, Finlande
 1986 : Sign and Calligraphy, ensemble avec Jamil Hamoudi, Mohamed Bouthelidja and Hassan Massoudy, Musée National d'Art Africain et Océanien, Paris
 1986 : Art for Humanity, Baghdad, Iraq (1er Prix International)
 1986 : 40e Anniversaire de l'UNESCO, UNESCO, Paris
 1986 : Tokyo Metropolitan Fine Art Gallery, Tokyo, Japon
 1986 : Comparaisons - L'Art Actuel (Comparisons – Art Today), Grand Palais, Paris
 1985 : Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, USA
 1985 : Yokosuka City Gallery, Kanagawa, Japon
 1984 : Contemporary Arab Graphic Art, Arab Heritage Gallery, al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia Inter Graphic-84, Berlin, Allemagne
1984 : Tacoma Art Museum, Washington D.C.
1984 : Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller Gallery, New York
1984 : International Calligraphy, Walt Kuhn Gallery, Cape Neddick, Maine, USA
1984 : Homage to William Morris, Musée d'Art Moderne, San Francisco, USA
1983 : King Khalid International Airport (plusieurs œuvres au Pavillon Royal), Riyadh, Arabie Saoudite
1983 : Kanagawa Prefectural Gallery, Japon
1983 : Contemporary Arab Artists, Part III, Centre Culturel de l'Irak, Londres
1982 :  6e Biennale Internationale des Impressions, Norvège
1982 : Gallery Bab Rouah, Rabat, Maroc
1982 : 9e Triennale Internationale des Impressions Graphiques Originales en Couleurs, Gretchen, Suisse
1981 : Pavillon Royal, King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah, Arabie Saoudite
1981 : Gallery Sultan, Sabhan, Koweït
1981 : Gallery Irtissem, Tunis, Tunisie
1981 : Gallery Yahia, Tunis, Tunisie
1981 : Peintres du monde arabe, L'Atelier Gallery, Festival d'Assilah, Maroc
1980 : National Gallery of Fine Art, Amman, Jordanie
1980 : International Trade Centre, New York, USA
1980 : Contemporary Arab Art, Musée d'Art Moderne, Tunis, Tunisie
1980 : Library of Congress, Washington D.C., USA
1980 : Tiles, Smithsonian, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, New York, USA
1979 : De l'écriture arabe à la gravure (From Arab Writing to Etching), Atelier Musée d'Art Graphique, Arcueil, France
1978 : Arab Painters, Espace Pierre Cardin, Paris
1978 : Bibliothèque Nationale Cabinet d'Estampes, Paris
1978 : Galerie Municipale El Marsa, Tunis, Tunisie
1977 :  Video - Post the Lebanese War, exposition itinérante : Caracas, Venezuela ; São Paolo, Brésil ; Buenos Aires, Argentine
1977 : Biennale International des Impressions, Centre National de la Gravure, Épinal, France
1977 : ARC/Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, France
1977 : Peinture murale, brigade d'intervention culturelle (a collective of painters from Arab countries), Université de Jussieu, Paris
1976 : 37e Biennale de Venise, Venise, Italie
1976 : L'Algérie des Enfants (Children's Algeria), Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, France
1976 : Museum of Contemporary Art, University of São Paulo, Brésil
1975 : Studio Xavier de Lassale, Vitry-sur-Seine, France
1975 : Galerie d'Art d'Orly Sud, Paris
1974 : Abbaye de Saint Germain des Prés, Paris

 Muséographie
Plusieurs de ses œuvres ont fait l'objet d'acquisitions officielles par le musée national des Beaux-Arts d'Alger, Musée public national d'Art moderne et contemporain d'Alger, Musée national de l'enluminure, de la miniature et de la calligraphie d'Alger, Institut du monde arabe, Musée du Hiéron, Museum of Modern Art, British Museum,...

D'autres œuvres sont aussi présentes dans de nombreuses collections privées à travers le monde.

 Publications
 Cris Écrits, Rachid Koraichi, Nicole de Pontcharra, Pierre Restany, éd. de Lassa, Bruxelles
 Une Nation en l'Exil, Mahmoud Darwish, Hassan Massoudy, Abdelkebir Khatibi, Rachid Koraïchi, éd. Fondation Shoman, Amman  L'Enfant Jazz, Mohamed Dib, Rachid Koraïchi, éd. Mustapha Orif, Alger (Réalisation Frank Bordas, Paris)
 Lettres d'argile, Rachid Koraichi, Nicole de Pontcharra, Roxanne Hodes, éd. Corinne Maeght, Nîmes
 Anthologie de la Poésie arabe, Rachid Koraichi, éd. Mango, Paris
 Tu es mon amour depuis tant d'années, textes de Nancy Huston, dessins de R. Koraïchi Thierry Magnier, 2001
 Le Miroir infini, textes de Djalâl ad-Dîn Rûmî, dessins de R. Koraïchi, éd. Alternatives, Paris, 2001
 Pluie sur la Palestine, poème de Salah Stétié, éd. Al Manar, Neuilly/Seine, 2002
 Couleurs de l'invisible, neuf nouvelles de Sylvie Germain et 70 encres de Rachid Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2002
 Anthologie de la Poésie algérienne, dessins R. Koraichi, éd. Mango, Paris
 Jennine, poème en prose de Etel Adnan, poétesse francophone libano-américaine et 4 dessins de R. Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2004
 Les Sept Dormants (hommage aux 7 moines de Tibhirine) avec des textes de John Berger, Michel Butor, Hélène Cixous, Sylvie Germain, Nancy Huston, Alberto Manguel et Leïla Sebbaret une suite de gravures de R. Koraïchi, éd. Actes sud, 2004, 483 p.,
 Eclats de mémoire. Beyrouth, fragments d'enfance, textes brefs de Georgia Makhlouf, écrivain libanais. 21 dessins de Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2005
 Le Rêve de la huppe, poème de Anne Rothschild. Un écrivain juif, un peintre arabe : une démarche commune pour la paix entre Israël et la Palestine, 21 dessins de Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2005
 Le livre de la frontière, Jaume Pont. Anthologie de poésie arabo-andalouse, 21 dessins de Koraïchi ; éd. Al Manar, 2006
 Cœur à cœur, 49 haïkus de Bernard Perroy, frère consacré dans la communauté catholique des Béatitudes, accompagnés de 49 encres de Rachid Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2006
 Cinq fragments du désert, texte de Rachid Boudjedra, Actes Sud (Arles, France) / Éditions Barzakh (Alger, Algérie), 2007
 Les ancêtres liés aux étoiles, photographies de Ferrante Ferranti / textes de Farouk Mardam-Bey et Mohamed Kacimi, Actes Sud (Arles, France), 2008
 Tout commence la nuit, poème d'Anne Rothschild qui proteste contre l'invasion du Liban par Israël en 2006. 21 dessins de Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2008
 La couronne de vent, récit de Martine Le Coz sur un épisode décisif de la vie de l'émir Abdelkader, rehaussé de dessins de Koraïchit, éd. Al Manar, 2009
 Histoires classiques, trois nouvelles d'Alberto Manguel, traduites de l'anglais par Christine Le Bœuf et de l'espagnol par Albert Bensoussan, rehaussés de 3 dessins de Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2010
 Chevaucher la nuit, nouvelle de Manuelle Roche, dessins de R. Koraïchi, éd. Al Manar, 2010
 Une nation en exil : Hymnes gravés suivi de La Qasida de Beyrouth, avec Mahmoud Darwich, Actes Sud (Arles, France) / éd. Barzakh (Alger, Algérie), 2010
 Une gorgée d'azur, textes de Bernard Perroy, Al Manar, 2011
  L'eau est trop loin pour le feu qui est trop près, texte de Rachid Koraïchi, éditions méridianes, 2013 Accompagné de 35 gravures de Rachid Koraïchi.

 Reconnaissance
Rachid Koraïchi s'est vu décerner à Londres le Jameel Prize 2011 et le Prix Institut de France de la Fondation Prince Louis de Polignac à Paris en 2013.

 Notes et références

 Annexes
 Bibliographie

 Signes et désert : Baya, Larbi, Silem, Koraichi, Martinez, Mesli, (préfaces de Silem, Christiane Achour, Rachid Boudjedra, Malika Bouabdellah, Michel-Georges Bernard et Françoise Liassine), Ipso, Bruxelles, 1989.
 Peintres du signe - Mesli, Martinez, Baya, Khadda, Koraïchi, Samta Ben Yahia, Silem, Sergoua, Mohand, Yahiaoui, Tibouchi'', textes de Pierre Gaudibert, Nourredine Saadi, Michel-Georges Bernard et Nicole de Pontcharra, Fête de l'Humanité, La Courneuve,  (exposition itinérante).

Articles connexes
 Peinture algérienne contemporaine
 Musée national des Beaux-Arts d'Alger
 École supérieure des beaux-arts d'Alger

Liens externes

 Site officiel de Rachid Koraïchi
 Article faisant le portrait de Rachid Koraïchi, en particulier son lien à l'écriture

Peintre algérien du XXe siècle
Peintre algérien du XXIe siècle
Graveur algérien du XXe siècle
Graveur algérien du XXIe siècle
Naissance en 1947
Naissance à Aïn Beïda (Oum El Bouaghi)

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Craig Elliot labour candidate for Tweed posted the following on his facebook page.
NSW Labor today demanded the NSW Nationals "come clean" on its plans to slash a third of the jobs at the NSW Firearms Registry at Murwillumbah on the State's North Coast.
A third – 30 out of the 90 staff – at the facility have been told that their jobs will no longer exist – but there has been little consultation with the staff.
NSW Shadow Minister for the North Coast Walt Secord; the Labor candidate for Tweed Craig Elliot; and Labor candidate for Lismore Janelle Saffin slammed the "ongoing assault on frontline services across regional NSW" and the secrecy and arrogance of the Berejiklian Government.
They also expressed concern about community safety with the reduction in staff at the NSW Firearms Registry.
At a meeting in Murwillumbah on Thursday 24 May 2018, 15 workers were given notice and told their jobs finish at the end of the month.
Staff were also told that a further 15 ongoing positions were to be cut in the immediate future.
Former police officer and Labor candidate for Tweed Craig Elliot shared his community's dismay at further cuts being inflicted by the Sydney centric Liberal Nationals government.
"Geoff Provest and Thomas George have the wrong priorities. Instead of doing their job they have decided to cut further frontline services from our area.
"Slashing 30 local jobs not only hurts the workers and their families directly, but will harm local businesses and rip a hole in our regional economy, " Mr Elliot said.
Labor's Lismore candidate Janelle Saffin also expressed her concern at the Berejiklian Government's misplaced priorities.
"The Nationals support for wasting $2.2 billion on demolishing and re-building two existing stadiums in Sydney while cutting 30 local jobs shows the Nationals have abandoned the best interests of the North Coast.
"These job cuts are further proof that the Nationals have only two approaches to Government – cuts to frontline services and privatisation," Ms Saffin said.
The cuts to the Firearms Registry also follow a number of cuts and reductions in services across the Tweed Valley. This includes cuts to police numbers and court house sitting days; the downgrading of services at the Murwillumbah Hospital children's ward; the closure of the Tweed Valley Women's Service – an essential domestic violence service; and the impending closure and sell-off of the Murwillumbah TAFE.


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Fuel scarcity: We will protect rights of petroleum, gas consumers – NAPGCO
By Fashola MC POSCABA on Thursday, December 15, 2022 0
As part of efforts to strengthen petroleum and gas consumption in Nigeria, consumers have birthed an umbrella body to operate under the aegis of the National Association of Petroleum Products and Gas Consumers (NAPGCO).
The association said, it has become necessary for the interest of Nigerians consuming Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) and gas to be protected against fuel scarcity, noting that activities in the upstream and downstream industry must be operated within the confines of laws governing the industry.
In a statement made available to journalists in Abuja on Thursday by the pioneer General Secretary, Dr Usman Dabo, said the Nigerian government has done its best to have enacted a Petroleum Industry Act, hence, it required all stakeholders to ensure that the industry runs full-blown.
It added that the association will protect the Petroleum Industry Act from political manipulation by any administration in the interest of the growth of the oil and gas industry.
The statement further averred that the association would work with the government, industry players and other relevant sectors to ensure the protection of the rights of consumers and support the reform in the oil industry that guards against fuel scarcity in Nigeria.
He disclosed that the Association will open offices in the six geopolitical zones of the country with a view to monitoring and carrying out their activities smoothly.
According to Dr Dabo, fuel consumption stands at 68 million litres per day, and to this much, Nigerians have the right to daily fuel for the smooth operation of business activity across the country.
The statement said, "The Association will educate and enlighten the citizenry on the rights of the consumers of petroleum products and gas.
"Will partner and cooperate with the NNPCL and other trade unions and marketers in protecting the rights of the consumers", it noted
The Association called for cooperation across all oil and gas sectors to tackle sabotage of all forms in the oil and gas industry.

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Building an oven during a camp is always delicate but rather easy. What's more it will allow you to cook very nice meals !
As Napoleon said, the cross section and the drawing attached are a far better example than a long talk !
1. First you should start by digging a hole in order to put the firepit (see drawing attached). The hole can be either round or square and should be as big as the diameter of the basin. The hole will be about 16" deep and depth should diminish as you go towards the edge used for refueling.
2. Put the pipe used for refueling (the 2 big cans without bottom) into the trench made for that purpose. Build the two lateral chimneys on the opposite side of the refueling pipe. Each chimney (twice 2 small cans without bottom) should be put in a trench similar to that made previously for refueling. Cover all cans wih mud to ensure a good hold and to INSULATE the cans.
3. Build a wicker rack the size of the diameter of the basin. Cover with mud and then with the aluminium foil so as to keep everything tight together and to make sure the wood won't burn.
5. The oven is now almost complete. All you have to do is put some aluminium foil in the hole and light a fire. Once the fire is lit put in order the tripod, the wicker rack and the meal to cook and cover the lot with the basin. Make sure all gaps in between the basin and the ground are filled in with soil.
You can fuel the fire both trough the pipe built for that purpose and through the chimneys. That way the firewood will be evenly shared in the firepit.
Should it be needed, if the wind changes direction you can blow onto the fire through the chimneys. To check the cooking or remove your meal you can take off the basin.
If there is nothing in the oven it can be used as a firepit. All you have to do is remove the tripod and the rack.
All I have left to say is "Bon appetit" !
Droits réservés (SdE n°107) / All rights reserved AGSE - translated from french by Pierre B.


The Whitehorse Photography Club had a fantastic result in the 33rd Annual North Shore Photographic Challenge. We placed 4th out of 30 participating clubs with a total score of 117 points, just two points behind a three way tie for first place. Click on a thumbnail below to view a slideshow of our images, along with their scores. Three judges scored each image out of 9 points and these were summed for a final score out of 27.


Reading through the 2018 ABC District convention workbook, I see that 3.5 years, millions of dollars of professional services fees, multiple court proceedings, and an ASC action which conclusively point to a different conclusion, the ABC District is still peddling the "funding shortfall" story.
Faced with a funding shortfall, the Alberta-British Columbia District and related entities obtained an initial order from the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (the CCAA) on January 23, 2015. The Court appointed an external Monitor—Deloitte Restructuring Inc.—to oversee restructuring efforts by the District.
ABC District's assets have been sold. Congregational loans/mortgages with CEF and DIL were called with some congregations being able to raise the money internally to pay their debt; others were able to receive loans from lending institutions; while a couple congregations were unable to pay their loan/mortgage with the result being that their buildings were sold.
"A couple" of the affected congregations – as well as the seminary – filed reports in the workbook which I'll quote later.
Accompanying the financial challenges related to CEF and DIL was the challenge of rebuilding trust and addressing the hurt and anger that this financial crisis caused.
And no mention of confessing the offence District and its associated people did to the people that trusted their depositors. Kind of hard to have "confession and absolution" without the confession part.
President Schaeffer and Pastor Astley held town hall meetings in every circuit to listen to the concerns of the depositors and to respond to questions. They made personal visits with individual creditors and congregations as requested. Circuit counselors monitored their local circuit congregations to determine if any individuals or congregations require additional visits or assistance. A number of resources were created by pastors in the ABC District (e.g. sermon series, Bible studies, a devotional booklet) with a focus on confession and absolution (i.e. God's forgiveness).
Us sinners are always in need of confession and absolution for our earthly sins. What good, however, is confessing our sins to our heavenly Father while refusing to even acknowledge guilt much less repent to the people you've grievously offended and harmed? This smacks of the same attitude that Jeremiah rebuked in Jeremiah 7.
Many congregations used these resources. Hurt and anger lingers, but by God's grace, we pray wounds will continue to be healed, trust restored, and relationships reconciled.
Again – you cannot have reconciliation if the offending party refuses to acknowledge and repent of their sin.
The Alberta Security Commission (ASC) has been conducting a review of the Church Extension Fund and District Investment Ltd. situation. The Alberta Security Commission (ASC) published a Notice of Hearing on June 27, 2018 which makes allegations against the following, and names each as respondents: the Lutheran Church – Canada, the Alberta-British Columbia District; Lutheran Church – Canada, the Alberta-British Columbia District Investments Ltd.; and five individuals who served as officers, directors, or employees of the Alberta-British Columbia District.
You can read the ASC's allegations and the names of all the accused in their Notice of Hearing. The proceedings page for this action is here.
The ABC District Board of Directors emailed a response to the ASC Notice of Hearing to congregations and pastors in August and it was published in the ABC Connect.
Ah yes – the "critical eye" letter – not one of ABC District BOD's best moments. Read my series of articles on why.
I would also note the President reported ~$500K was donated to help people affected by the Ft McMurray fire – but not a peep was made about doing anything to support the CEF depositors.
Following are reports from the various members of ABC District on how CEF affected them.
Following the financial situation of CEF, in which King of Kings held its mortgage with and was unable to repay its full amount, the members relinquished its building to the CEF.
At the last hour after exhausting all possibilities to find a new facility to worship in and face disbanding, Memories Funeral Home of Edmonton opened their doors to the congregation where we now worship.
We lost many members due to a location outside of St. Albert, worshiping in a funeral home and for some no foreseeable plan to build a new facility.
Our average attendance hovers between 40-45.
Hope, Port Coquitlam Hope Lutheran Christian School is currently led by Principal John Lok, after a couple of years of leadership by Susan Eisner (who has transitioned to Vice Principal). Although low high school enrollments causing financial challenges led to the closure of the high school classes in June, 2018, the overall health of the elementary and middle school (K – 8) is still on solid ground with over 300 students populating dual track classes up to Grade 6. One of the challenges for Hope in the current educational milieu of British Columbia is securing suitable Christian teachers for those classes.
Since Hope added two classrooms to its school building in the Fall 2014, the 2015 CEF crisis led to some tense financial times for the church and school. But God has provided a second school campus site and financial stability to the point where the mortgage debt is expected to be retired in the spring of 2019.
Bethany Lutheran Church, Campbell River In the last triennium our congregation has faced several challenges, but also experienced God's ongoing blessings.
Our congregation continued to struggle for the first two years with the fallout from the CEF collapse. We lost access to significant funds, and needed to scale back ministry and educate the congregation on the need for increased donations to cover our expenses. By the end of the third year we were able to not only meet expenses, but even show a small surplus. We are thankful to our members for their generous support, and to God who moved hearts to give so generously and faithfully. In this same two year period we lost several long-time, faithful members. Some moved away, others passed away. Offsetting these losses, we were blessed with several new families who had moved to town, others that had left other churches for theological reasons, and still others who were brought back by our Lord after years of wandering. Following adult instruction, these people joined our congregation and have been an incredible blessing. This year we were denied funding under the Canada Summer Jobs program as we were unable to sign the attestation as required by the government.
While the work of ministry has not always been easy, we are thankful to our faithful God, who blesses us infinitely more than we deserve in both the spiritual and earthly realm. We strive to continue the mission he has laid before us to share both Law and Gospel with each other, and a hurting and lost world, knowing that HE will remain faithful in all things.
CLS had roughly $725,000 (20%) of our $4.2 million endowment invested with ABC CEF. Two term notes were due to mature in January and February 2015. As we began planning to make different financial management decisions with that money, we discovered that the fund was insolvent and our assets were frozen in January 2015.
CLS did receive three payments so far totaling $167,818.85 after some of the ABC properties were sold, but the remainder of our assets were revalued as shares in Sage Properties (the greater Prince of Peace, Calgary, project). In fiscal 2014-15, the CLS auditor wrote down the book value to 50%; values are still uncertain, but with recent Sage action, the property has been divided into three parts with hopes of a better chance of a sale: a) undeveloped land; b) Church and School; and c) Retirement Community holdings. The Sage Board of Directors believe that this will allow the sale of (or management of) each of these portions for the highest share value.
In addition to the freezing of our assets and inability to liquidate those portions of our fund available for operations, the broader impact of the CEF failure is that many of our major donors have their CEF assets frozen and are unable to donate at the rate they used to or have left LCC and/or lost confidence in the institutions of LCC (including CLS).
Of all the reporting bodies only Concordia Edmonton provides details about what's really happening, how their supporters have reacted, and how it's affecting them. For that they have my thanks.
I would note that donating Sage shares to a charitable institution like Concordia Edmonton can result in a tax deduction. Consult your tax advisor to see how this may work for you.
First Lutheran Kelowna's report was upbeat and made no mention that District foreclosed on their mortgage, or of the fundraising effort they mounted in order to reduce their indebtedness to a point where they could afford to move from a CEF mortgage with a 30 year amortization to a commercial mortgage with a 25 year amortization. When I consider that many of the people in this congregation were also CEF depositors, all I have for them is admiration and wishes for God's continued strength and support as they continue doing His work in their community.


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The TEDxSydney app: Moments worth Sharing, and People worth Connecting.
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The app includes an easily-indexed archive of the 2016 Livestream, allowing you not to only jump directly to speakers and performers, but to also tag and share your 'Yes' moments.
If you were an attendee at the Sydney Opera House, you can also discover and connect with other members of the audience who shared the same 'Yes' moments as you.


Drew Long created Caroline's Carts to make shopping easier for special needs families.
Ordinary tasks are a little different for special needs families. No one understands this like Drew Ann Long, a mother of three in Alabaster, Alabama whose middle child Caroline was born with Rhett's syndrome, and cannot walk or speak. Eight years ago when Caroline had begun to outgrow the seats in traditional carts, Long realized how cumbersome it had become to manage a wheelchair and a cart in the store. Long was surprised there were no good alternatives for families like hers.
"I could not believe that retailers had to provide, because of the ADA, handicap parking, accessible entrances, accessible bathrooms, but no accessible shopping carts," says Long. "I really felt that there was a huge gap in the market of providing accessibility."
With a Caroline's Cart, special needs families don't need to manage both a wheelchair and a cart at the store.
Long sat at her dining room table and sketched out a cart that would allow caregivers transport an older child or adult with special needs throughout a store without having to account for both a traditional grocery cart and a wheelchair. She and her husband David eventually bootstrapped Parent Solution Group, LLC, and created a prototype in 2010.
As she'd soon discover, manufacturing accessible carts was a tricky business. Hers wasn't a product that could be marked up and resold to consumers. Cart sales impacted stores' bottom lines. "I wasn't selling the widget to Walmart, I was selling the shelf that the widget was put on."
Finding a manufacturer wasn't easy either. Some makers were hesitant to sign on since such a cart had never been made before. Parent Solution Group bootstrapped the manufacture of 100 carts to seed the market and get her concept some much-needed validation. "I knew that I had to create the demand and I needed to get the families who needed those carts behind me," says Long. The carts shipped out on October, 9, 2012, a date with special significance: It was Caroline's 12th birthday.
This invention ensures special needs children don't sit in a cart's basket along with the grocery items.
Today, manufacturer Technibilt handles sales while Long takes on awareness, promoting the carts at trade shows and being an active advocate lobbying Congress and conducting presentations to the National Council on Disability and the United States Access Board. "They all could not believe this had not been done before," said Long.
The company says it has seen a nearly 700% increase in sales from 2013 to 2015. A scan of the company's social media shows grateful posts from families using the carts in big-name shops like Target, Wegman's Kroger and Whole Foods. Some carts have found homes as far as Australia and Norway.


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"The Irish landscape inspires and intrigues me. I paint what I see, what I feel and what touches me. Through my work I try to retrieve moments of intense euphoria, emotion or mystique – just like a poet when writing poems."
Reinder Ourensma (1952) lives and works in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands. He developed a love for figurative work during his studies at Minerva Art Academy. Inspired and motivated by teachers of new realism alike Wout Muller and Ger Siks. While working as an arts and crafts teacher from 1972, he continued to develop as an artist in his spare time and in relative anonymity. Since 2014 Reinder is working full time as a fine art painter. For over thirty years now he has been focusing on the pristine, rugged and quiet Irish landscapes.
2012 June – Reinder Ourensma participated in Ireland's inaugural DUBLIN BIENNIAL POP-UP EXHIBITION 2012, an international exhibition of contemporary art around the Yoko Ono project "Wish Tree for Ireland" in Dublin.
2009 December – Reinder was awarded the First Prize in Painting – The Lorenzo Il Magnifico gold award – at the 7th Florence Biennial in Italy, among 640 artists from 78 countries.
Reinder Ourensma's works are clear, spatial and poetic at the same time. The artist evokes a sense of alienation and being overwhelmed. Also, however, a peaceful quietude is regained – his paintings create a shelter from the stress, chaos and pollution of modern life. Ourensma rediscovers an environment which we had almost lost, both in physical reality and in our minds.
Ourensma gives nature back her rightful place. But he does more than that. His work is rich with hidden spirituality, embodied in the earth and sky. This creates a mystical, meditative experience – chromed happiness.
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Handelsblatt reports that Germany's preliminary budget numbers look very good indeed; they're looking at a budget surplus of a couple of billion euros, the first since reunification (not counting the UMTS mobile phone licence auction in 2000). Real GDP growth of 2.5 per cent is forecast; most of the extra cash came from the rise in VAT and fiscal drag.
It certainly seems a great position to be in at the beginning of a downturn.
As Deutschlandfunk put it a couple of days ago, it's nice that the main economy in the Eurozone has returned to fulfilling the Maastricht criteria, hahah.
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I don't think we want you here.
Alex, I disemvowelled the offensive comment.
Economically, any downturn is still off on the horizon here.


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Atlanta Chiefs is een voormalig Amerikaans voetbalclub uit Atlanta, die in de NPSL en in de North American Soccer League speelde. De club speelde in het Atlanta Fulton County Stadium (1967-1969, 1971-1972) en in het Tara Stadium (1970).

Atlanta won in 1968 als eerste de NASL championship. In hetzelfde jaar versloeg Atlanta Manchester City twee keer.

In 1968 hadden veel NASL clubs problemen en het jaar daarop werd het seizoen gesplitst en kwamen er clubs uit het Verenigd Koninkrijk bij. De tweede helft van het seizoen verliep als normaal.

De club overleefde de moeilijke periode in 1969, maar een paar jaar later stopte de club er zelf ook mee. Ze werden verkocht en hernoemd naar Atlanta Apollos.

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NASL kampioenschap
 1968

Divisie titels
 1968 Divisie Atlantisch
 1971 Divisie Zuid
 1981 Divisie Zuid

Trainer van het jaar
 1968 Phil Woosnam

Beste nieuwe speler van het jaar
 1968 Kaizer Motaung

All-Star hoofd team
 1967 Emment Kapengwe
 1969 Emment Kapengwe, Kaizer Motaung
 1970 Uriel daVeiga, Dave Metchick, Art Welch
 1971 Kaizer Motaung
 1972 Paul Child
 1981 Brian Kidd

All-Star reserve team
 1968 John Cocking, Vic Rouse
 1970 Ray Bloomfield, John Cocking, Delroy Scott
 1971 John Cocking, Uriel daVeiga
 1972 Art Welch

All-Star eervolle vermeldingen
 1971 Mike Hoban, Manfred Kammerer, Barry Lynch, Freddie Mwila
 1972 John Cocking, Mike Hoban
 1973 Paul Child

Amerikaanse voetbalclub
Geschiedenis van Georgia
Sportclub in Atlanta


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Dreamcatcher's Maknae, Gahyeon: Full Profile, Fun Facts, Debut, Fancams
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The Baby Maknae Gahyeon!
Gahyeon whose real name is Lee Ga-hyeon is the youngest member of the Korean girl group DreamCatcher. She was born on February 3rd, 1999, in Seongnam, South Korea. In the group, she fills the position as a vocalist and rapper. She is one of the two members who joined the DreamCatcher re-debuted line-up. As a new member who just joined and as the new youngest in the group, she replaced Dami as the new maknae of DreamCatcher. As a maknae, Gahyeon has really lived up to her title and her cutesy appearance, as she is often dubbed as 'the crying baby' due to her cuteness.
Are you ready to fall in love with her charms? Take a look at her full profile below!
DreamCatcher's Gahyeon's Full Profile
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Stage Name: Gahyeon (가현)
Real Name: Lee Ga-hyeon (이가현)
English Name: Lucy Lee
Position: Vocalist, Rapper, Maknae
Birthday: February 3rd, 1999
Nationality: Korean
Height: 160 cm (5'3")
Blood Type: AB
Fun Facts about DreamCatcher's Gahyeon
Seongnam, South Korea, is her hometown
She is one of the two members that are not part of the original MINX line-up
Gahyeonie is her nickname
Before joining Happy Face, she was a former FNC Trainee
It was revealed that she also passed the auditions for YG
She graduated from Hanlim Multi Arts High School on February 10th, 2017, a month after debuting with DreamCatcher
In school, she was a model student for three years and has many awards in various fields, especially mathematics
She used to study in the Philippines for a few months
She is an expert on math
She also likes to eat and experiment with cooking
She makes a delicious seaweed soup
When she first debuted, she gained a little weight
In 2018, she decided to lose weight by routinely exercising, but due to her yo-yo diet her weight fluctuates
She can imitate the laugh of Spongebob
As a math master, she can remember the dates very well as she knows the details of the DreamCatcher schedule
As a maknae, she is known to be spoiled by the other members and she is often called 'crying baby'
PRISTIN's ex Yehana, Twice's Dahyun, (G)IDLE's Miyeon, Momoland's Jane, April's Chaewon, and ITZY's Yeji are some of her girl pals
Her roommate in the dorm is Handong
Her nightmare image in DreamCatcher is the girl who's falling down from high places
When asked about her ideal type, she said that she doesn't have an exact ideal type, but she'd prefer someone who is fun and has a pretty smile and a handsome voice
Gahyeon's Official Debut with DreamCatcher
DreamCatcher first debuted under the name Minx in 2014, but was later decided to change its name in 2016. In addition, they also added two new members to complete the name transformation, making it a seven-member girl group. Gahyeon is one of the two members beside Handong who joined DreamCatcher in the new line-up.
Happy Face Entertainment introduced Gahyeon through the teaser image that represents her 'nightmare' concept.
Happy Face said that they were making the concept of 'nightmares' where each member represents a different nightmare. "The two types of teaser images that are being revealed right now illustrate the "girl" images and the "nightmare character" version of each member. It's like a compressed version of the singles and albums that DreamCatcher will release afterward," it was said. With this teaser image, Gahyeon was introduced as the nightmare of the girl who's falling down from high places. She shows her vulnerability while staring softly at the camera.
After the teaser releases, she finally debuted for the first time on January 13th, 2017, with DreamCatcher's debut album Nightmare, with the main single "Chase Me." By carrying out a rock theme, DreamCatcher managed to surprise fans with the change from their previously cute concept.
In their first year of debut, DreamCatcher managed to occupy the 19th position on the Billboard version of the Best K-Pop Songs of 2017 with their successful debut song. They also occupied the role of the 10 Best New K-Pop Acts in 2017 at the 3rd position.
DreamCatcher's Gahyeon's Personality
Gahyeon's personality is often described as 'very expressive.' It is also said that she has the loudest voice among the members. So, it is no wonder that her presence often makes the room atmosphere busier. To put it simply, she has a bright personality and has a lot of aegyo. Whether in fan signing events and busking, every moment is a mass of aegyo with her in the room. Thanks to this personality, she can get along well with the team. Even in VApp, she talks as much as the other members and is very active.
Apart from having a cute personality, apparently, she also has a brainy personality! She is known as an idol who is good at math. Amazingly, she was also a model student for three consecutive years during middle school. As a model student, she won many awards in various fields, especially mathematics. This makes her the true definition of brain, beauty, and behavior!
DreamCatcher's Gahyeon As a Maknae
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As a maknae, Gahyeon is known to be spoiled by the other members so she is often called the 'crying baby.' As if her childlike personality was reflected in her face, he has a pair of soft eyes. At the same time, she also carries a mischievous look that is ready to prank you.
And unlike the former maknae Dami, this maknae is very active and bold. Her personality makes the other members welcome her wholeheartedly. Her fox-like cute face also reminds people of Red Velvet's Seulgi and even national athlete, Yuna Kim, with double eyelids. Her unique cuteness and personality blend well and represents her childlike beauty.
Take a look at her cuteness in the videos below!
Gahyeon's Appearances in DreamCatcher's Vlog
As to increase the engagement with fans, DreamCatcher occasionally posts each member's activity through a YouTube vlog. Gahyeon often takes over the vlog episodes as she shares her day doing pilates and traveling in Australia.
Check out her daily activities in her DreamCatcher vlogs below!
DreamCatcher's Gahyeon's Singing and Rapping Skills
Although Gahyeon is the group's sub-vocalist, she is a member with full potential! As can be seen in the DreamCatcher debut song "Chase Me," she was in charge of the bridge that leads the atmosphere of the song, but sadly in "Good Night," she only received one part. Although she is just given a little part in the DreamCatcher songs, she is clearly revealing that she has grown in terms of vocals in the past years.
By seeing this 2020 cover clip, you can see how much her voice has grown and improved!
As for her rapping skills, no one denied that she got a full-blown talent in rap, seeing that she occupied the rapper position of the group. Although often the DreamCatcher rap part requires trendy flow and a fairly difficult beat, she really digests it well.
Take a look at a few of her rapping parts below!
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Ralf Aron (born 21 March 1998) is an Estonian former racing driver, who competed in the Italian F4 Championship, ADAC Formula 4 and European Formula 3 championships for Prema Powerteam and Hitech GP.

He is now a team manager at Prema, but continues to race sporadically – winning the Palanga 1000 GT race three times and also raced in the Porsche Sprint Challenge NEZ.

Karting record

Karting career summary

Racing record

Career summary

Complete Formula Renault 1.6 NEC results
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Complete Italian F4 Championship results
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Complete FIA Formula 3 European Championship results
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

† Driver did not finish the race, but was classified as he completed over 90% of the race distance.
‡ Half points awarded as less than 75% of race distance was completed.

Complete Macau Grand Prix results

Personal
His younger brother Paul is also a racing driver.

References

External links

1998 births
Living people
Estonian racing drivers
Italian F4 Championship drivers
Italian F4 champions
ADAC Formula 4 drivers
FIA Formula 3 European Championship drivers
MRF Challenge Formula 2000 Championship drivers
Prema Powerteam drivers
Karting World Championship drivers
Van Amersfoort Racing drivers
Hitech Grand Prix drivers


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The Bondage of the Will
By Martin Luther
Luther's central work is one of the basic texts of the Reformation, expressing his belief in the all-encompassing nature of God's power.
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A new translation of De Servo Arbitrio: Martin Luther's reply to Erasmus of Rotterdam (1525), by J.I. Packer and O.R. Johnston.
The Bondage of the Will is one of the basic documents of the Reformation, and is perhaps Luther's best known work. Luther himself regarded it as his most important piece of theological writing, one that lay at the heart of the Gospel as he understood it. It was written as a reply to the Diatribe of Erasmus, and addresses a subject that is fundamental to an understanding of all Luther's teaching – the problem of the Freedom of the Will. Luther affirms man's total inability to save himself, and the sovereignty of Divine Grace in his salvation. In making this affirmation, he explains and upholds the doctrine of justification by faith, and defends predestination as determined by the foreknowledge of God.
This translation features a new division of Luther's treatise into eight main parts, and then into further sections according to subject matter. Included is a fifty-page Historical Introduction and an index of biblical references. The translators have provided a text that not only accurately conveys the thought of the original Latin, but also something of the vigour and dialectical skill characteristic of Luther's style.
Translators' Note
Historical and Theological Introduction
I. Erasmus to 1517
II. Luther to 1517
III. Luther and Erasmus from 1517
IV. Theological Issues
II. Review of Erasmus' Preface
III. Review of Erasmus' Introduction
IV. Review of Erasmus' Arguments for 'Free-Will'
V. Review of Erasmus' Treatment of Texts that Deny 'Free-Will' (I)
VI. Review of Erasmus' Treatment of Texts that Deny 'Free-Will' (II)
VII. The Bible Doctrine of the Bondage of the Will
VIII. Conclusion
Index of Scripture References
Martin Luther (1483–1546) was a German priest and theologian whose intellectual revolt against certain practices of the Church led to the Reformation. He is regarded as the primary founder of Protestant Christianity, and as one of the pivotal figures of Western civilisation.
Other Titles bBy the Same Author
Reformation Writings of Martin Luther (Set)
Reformation Writings of Martin Luther (Vol 1)
Twelve Miles From a Lemon (HB)
By Norman Taylor and Alan Hankinson (editors)
John Venn and the Clapham Sect (PB)
By Michael M. Hennell
Truth and Reality (PB)
By Douglas Dales
Letters of Ascent (PB)
By Michael C. Voigts
Traces of the Trinity (PB)
By Andrew Robinson
Crossing Thresholds (PB)
By Timothy Carson, Rosy Fairhurst, Nigel Rooms and Lisa Withrow


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Q: How to display all errors during HTML validation at once? When we validate a form using HTML Validation, it displays only one error, though there could be more errors on the form. So, the user will fix only one error and will submit the form again to know that there is another error. This could be frustrating for the user and a very bad user experience. How can we see all the validation errors at once?
There is some JavaScript written by TJ VanToll, which gets all the validation errors of the form and displays at the top of the form. But I want to display all errors next to the form, in its default HTML way.

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31 flights diverted, 14 cancelled as Indigo flight's tyre burst upon landing at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport
A massive chaos at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport on Wednesday night after an Indigo flight from Tirupati suffered a tyre burst upon its landing continued on Thursday.
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HYDERABAD: A massive chaos at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport on Wednesday night after an Indigo flight from Tirupati suffered a tyre burst upon its landing continued on Thursday. As many as 31 flights, including 10 international flights, were diverted and 14 domestic flights were cancelled on Thursday.
On Wednesday, the Indigo flight 6E 7117 suffered multiple tyre bursts at 10:04 pm while landing at Rajiv
Gandhi International Airport. All the four main gear wheels of the aircraft burst on landing, rendering the aircraft immobile. This impacted airport operations until 2.22 pm on Thursday, said a spokesperson for GHIAL (GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd.)
"The cancellation flights were mostly due to late arrivals from the diverted airport stations, and Crew Flight Duty Limitations (FDTL) issues," said the spokesperson.
"Indigo team, supported by Hyderabad airport officials, changed two of the four tyres as per airline Disabled Aircraft Recovery Plan, after which the aircraft was safely towed away and operations resumed at 2.22 pm Thursday," the spokesperson added.
The Airport Fire Rescue team acted promptly and ensured that the sparking caused due to multiple tyre burst did not go out of control and all the passengers were deplaned without injury. In light of the nature of the incident, the aircraft recovery was managed in the shortest possible time through combined efforts of all airport stakeholders. Also, the airport officials ensured that terminal facilities were provided to the stranded passengers.
Social media scare
Meanwhile, frequent flyers took to internet to vent their ire at the airline plagued with flight cancellations. "Time to bring laws to compensate the passengers" tweeted Vijay Nair, one of the passengers whose flight was cancelled on Thursday. It may be mentioned here that earlier this month, DGCA had grounded 11 Air Bus A320 neo aircraft for technical reasons. For Indigo that resulted in 84 flight cancellations.


The MAST web site is basically organized by mission, with each mission having it's own home page. For active missions which maintain their own web site (e.g., FUSE, TUES, & GSC), links are made directly to the project-supported pages when appropriate. Also, for some missions (e.g., EUVE ), all or part of the data archive actually resides at another data center but data can be retrieved transparently using MAST-style search forms.
The MAST home page itself contains general information and links to cross-mission tools, software, documentation, and "high-level" prepared datasets. Besides the various cross-mission search tools, seach forms are also available for each individual mission.


Did you know that this isn't just a demo?
This is our live pre-sales Q&A and support forum. Take a look around and say "Hello".
Anyone can view. Registered users can post.
Anyone can view. Registered users with tags can post.
I'll get that added in there for Anyone can view. Registered users with tags can post, and I'll update this thread once it's up live on our servers. Should take about 1 day or so.
The feature should be out now! Just go to the forum settings in the Dashboard and select Anyone can view, registered users with tag can post and then specify the tag. Let me know of any bugs.


Beautiful colours. Love the shots!
I just had to say the bright colors and natural feel to these engagement photos are inspiring!!!!! Thanks for posting!
Thanks a lot for the nice comments !
Love all those locations. Love those placements of subjects. Very impressive.


A native of Kansas, Karen Mitchell Humphreys was born in Ashland and continued her education for both undergraduate and law at the University of Kansas. As an under-graduate, Humphreys was an honor student. She was inducted into both CWENS and Mortar Board, as well as being chosen as the outstanding woman of her sorority. Humphreys was one of 12 women to be admitted to the School of Law in 1970.
In 1978, Humphreys was appointed to the position of District Judge for the 18th Judicial District in Sedgwick County. She remained in this position until 1993, when she was appointed as U.S. Magistrate Judge. Our very own Emily Taylor was on the selection committee for Humphreys' appointment. Judge Humphreys was the first woman to serve in this position.
From 2003 to 2013, Judge Humphreys was designated as the Chief Magistrate Judge, leading other Federal Magistrate Judges in the area. In this position, Judge Humphreys led an effort to create a specialty court, known as KAN-Trac. This program, which assists felony offenders re-enter the community, has been extremely successful in thanks to Humphreys' leadership. Humphreys has been referred to as the "human glue" which holds the program together. KAN-Trac is only one example of Humphreys' many successes. In recognition of her stellar work, she has received many awards from the Kansas Women Attorneys Association, the Wichita Women's Association, The Kansas Bar Association, and the Wichita Bar Association.
After over 21 years of service to Kansas & over 40 years in the field, Judge Humphreys retired this January. Her impact of her exemplary service and dedication to Kansas will be seen for years to come.


Coming up with ideas about how to start a window cleaning businesscan be a challenge. Many people around the world are considering self-employment ventures. Cleaning is an essential part of living.
The cleaning industry is a good investment and will never depreciate. The first step to getting your window cleaning business off the ground is to develop a business name.
Name your business something easy to remember. Also, word of mouth referrals are essential to any business.
Eight tips on how to start a window cleaning business.
Learn how to start a window cleaning business and profit from this booming market!
(1)Select the name of your business. Make sure the name you pick has not been registered to any other businesses in your area.
(2) Register the name of your new company with the County Clerk's office. You may either file as a Sole Proprietor or a Limited Liability Company. The County Clerk will advise you on the filing procedures. The County Clerk will also ensure the name has not been secured by any other company.
(3) Build a new window cleaning website. Include any specialty services that you provide. Most people access the Internet to select reputable cleaning companies. Internet advertising is also a cost-effective way to get the word out about your new business.
(4) Open a business checking account. You may research different banks on the Internet to assess their business account options. Many banks provide small business checking accounts that do not require you to maintain certain balances to avoid monthly fees. Opening a business account will also establish credit for you in the future. Most banks provide business loans.
(5) Invest in a good business card. Your business card says everything about your company. The design is important. Exchanging business cards is the first thing you do when advertising your company with future clients. You want to make a powerful statement to your prospective clients. Your business card represents your company and it is a reflection of you. Make sure it is professionally done. Don't spare expense in this area.
(6) Get your business insurance. You may want to carry liability insurance in your business. This insurance will protect you in the event someone gets hurt due to your neglect. Getting bonded will give you a better chance of securing high profile clients. This will protect you in the event of a theft. By being insured and bonded will increase your potential in the expansion of your business.
(7) Depending on your business budget, you may want to advertise in the Yellow Pages. Yellow Page ads are invoiced on a yearly basis. There are still many people that utilize the Yellow Pages when comparing different companies. Think of a catchy cleaning phrase to incorporate with your ad. You want the ad to pop out at prospective clientele.
(8) Advertise on Craigslist. There is a wide variety of business listings on Craigslist. This is a popular site to go to when locating certain items or services. An assortment of businesses of all types advertise on this site.
For more information about how to start a window cleaning business, research some similar businesses that are successful. You will find that many business owners are happy to share their ideas about how to start a window cleaning business. You may want to purchase training courses for teaching yourself how to start a window cleaning business, manage and operate it. We highly suggest that you start with this one. You may also find it useful to read our own how to start a cleaning business guide, it's very detailed and it will definitely help you out in your first steps.
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Founded Defacto Architects with like minded individuals engaging in a multidisciplinary practice with a portfolio of projects in Architecture, Interior design, Hospitality, Retail and Exhibition Design. The studio practice constantly collaborates and partners with various distinguished individuals from other design disciplines in an effort to constantly provide our clients with better solutions.
De FACTO stands for design factory. The company was founded in the year 2004 by a group of like minded architects who believed in the practice of engaging themselves with all kinds of spatial experiences within diverse built and non-built environments. With this focus at the core of its principles, our company has been carrying out work in the areas of Architecture, Interior design, Hospitality, Retail and Exhibition Design. In the duration of this journey, we have collaborated and partnered with various distinguished individuals from other design disciplines in an effort to constantly provide our clients with better solutions. De FACTO has seamlessly integrated all aspects related to design and delivery, Continuously striving to achieve excellence in practice.
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The International 3D Society bestowed 25 honors for "distinguished achievement" in the 3D Creative Arts Awards Wednesday night at a black-tie ceremony held at the Beverly Hills hotel in Los Angeles. Life of Pi (20th Century Fox) swept several categories including: Best Live Action 3D Feature, Best Stereography – Live Action, and 3D Sequence/Moment of the Year. Two of the Society's Lumiere™ statuettes were presented to: Brave (Pixar Animation Studios) for Best Animated 3D feature, and Best Stereography – Animation. The Avengers (Paramount Pictures) was honored for Best Use of 2D to 3D Conversion in 2012. Katy Perry: Part of Me won in the category of Best Motion Picture Live Event.
Life of Pi director Ang Lee received the Society's Harold Lloyd Filmmaker Award, which was presented by Lloyd's granddaughter, Suzanne Lloyd, and Society Co-Chairman Tom Cosgrove, CEO of 3net.
In television categories, 3net won Best Documentary for Sky Soldier – The Vietnam War in 3D. ESPN won Best Live Sports Broadcast for its 3D telecast of the 2012 BCS College Championship Game. Volkswagen Germany was awarded a Lumiere™ for Best 3D Commercial. Bwark Productions and Sky UK were honored for Best 3DTV Short Subject Program for Little Crackers, and PGS and Sky Italia won a statuette for Best 3DTV Entertainment Program for The Little Prince. The Britney Spears: Femme Fatale Tour 3D concert telecast won a Lumiere™ for Best 3DTV Entertainment.
Universal Studios Hollywood received a Lumiere™ statuette for Best Themed Attraction, Transformers: The Ride.


The heart and soul of China's global development lies in policy connectivity and innovative solutions. These core goals have been enshrined in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to ensure mutually beneficial economic growth and international infrastructural expansion. This SIGNAL note will address how policy connectivity and innovative designs could be enhanced through the integration of Israeli developed Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). To illustrate how Israeli UAS could be used to resolve numerous issues across the BRI, this note will use security and agricultural applications to show the value of UAS in action.
In using the context of agriculture and security we intend to highlight how innovative Israeli solutions can be applied to the benefit of Chinese investors. For the BRI and China in general, UAS could provide the means to add security and increase domestic agricultural production at low cost. Though decades of research and development Israeli engineers have produced tactical aerial solutions to promote regional stability. In practice these UAS have proven to be cost efficient and game changing to ensuring security and increased agricultural production. As such, this SIGNAL note will bring to life how Israeli produced UAS could be used in numerous settings across the BRI.
Since the early 1970's Israel has spearheaded international developments in UAS, more commonly known as drones. Initially focused on military applications Israeli UAS quickly spanned numerous civilian applications including agriculture and domestic security. In developing UAS through the military establishment Israeli engineers created drones with multipurpose platforms. Designers built UAS capable of carrying numerous optical sensors, as well as various military and non-military payloads.
As is often the case in Israel, research and development directed by the military has paid significant civilian dividends. In the case of UAS, strong military support and the tactical demands of Israel's geography helped it become the global trendsetter in UAS. In practice this means that Israeli produced UAS provide cheap and data rich solutions to security and agricultural applications due to the longstanding investment of Israel's defense establishment.
As China reaches out to the global community through the modern-day silk road Israeli technologies offer simple and low cost solutions to many issues sure to arise through the growth of the BRI. In the field of security and risk management, Israeli built and designed UAS provide comprehensive data recovery systems. These UAS are simple to operate, vast in technological capability and battle tested. In agricultural projects, Israeli UAS enable producers to see real time data sets covering, nitrogen concentration and heat sensors. Additionally, these drones often have UV and water sensors, all aimed at increasing yield while providing a detailed picture of what's going on with crops on the ground.
Across the global battlefield, Israeli built UAV (Vehicles) have provided critical real time insights from troop movements to territorial and topographic information. In refining a precision device aimed at providing strategic awareness, Israeli designers have established the methods, operating systems, payloads and sensors for the entire spectrum of engagements. For the projects of the BRI, UAS technology could cheaply provide vast strategic data, decreasing risks and the high costs of casualties across less stable global regions in which the BRI will operate.
By utilizing already developed Israeli UAS technologies Chinese partners can expect a comprehensive battle field image on par with those of the US, UK, France and others. In essence, Israeli produced UAS can promote security and data compilation at low cost for potential Chinese partners with minimal risk to the consumer.
In the shifting of applications from military to civilian purposes, Israeli drones increasingly provide an array innovative sensors and tools to better inform the agricultural producer of the reality on the ground. UAS can provide real time data analysis detailing: water usage, colors of vegetation, nutritional deficiencies as well as, irrigation management enabling farms to make quick decisions impacting yield and nutrient enrichment.
By providing a user friendly and cost effective system to monitor crop production, Israeli UAS products could help increase yield across agricultural zones in the BRI. As illustrated by its broad international use, Israeli innovated UAS technologies are driving the cutting edge of agricultural advancements. If applied in areas of significant Chinese investment statistically speaking, increases in production capabilities and agricultural stability are likely to follow.
Israeli drone technologies have two clear applications to Chinese partners. Domestically, Israeli designed UAS could help Chinese farmers reach increased agricultural demands as articulated in China's 13th 5-year plan. Though significant advancements of Israeli engineers and developers, agricultural drone applications are now easily accessible on the open market.
In areas with high security risk, such as the China-Pakistan economic corridor, UAS could supervise from above while being constantly monitored in Beijing or elsewhere. Instead of the high cost and human capital needed for traditional security assessments, Israeli developed UAS solutions could meet the evolving security needs of the diverse regions and projects of the BRI.
Already used in battlefields around the world, Israeli built UAS are mitigating global terror and building regional stability. If applied to the vast scale of projects and hostile situations encountered in the BRI, Israeli build UAS could help prevent significant loss of life. Additionally, as security improves investment risk decreases thus promoting a more stable economic environment for Chinese goods and services along the modern-day Silk Road.
Trust and Guanxi are achieved slowly through careful consideration and repeated contact. As Israeli technology penetrates Chinese markets, the personal and bilateral relations which come with these innovations have the opportunity to strengthen. As such the conduit of UAS provides a productive platform to project the pragmatic partnerships between Israeli and Chinese parties. UAS, with their dual security and agricultural applications can help forge deep economic and scientific cooperation between Israeli innovators and technology savvy Chinese investors. In short, Israeli designed UAS could provide a key vehicle for increase bilateral engagement fostering win-win collaboration in the BRI and beyond.


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He intended to become an actor, graduating with a degree in theater from Methodist College.
He won eight tag-team championships while wrestling for TNA.
He has a daughter named Jerica Ellen and a son named Joshua Allen with his wife Lisa.
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