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1. Introduction
1.1 These terms and conditions shall govern the sale and purchase of a range of furniture products (the "Goods") through the website https://www.cucoveganfashion.es (the "website").
1.2 You will be asked to give your express agreement to these terms and conditions when you create an account on the website before you place an order.
1.3 This document does not affect any statutory rights you may have as a consumer.
1.4 The personal data you provide us when you register your account will be processed in accordance with the provisions of the privacy statement.
1.5 Orders via the website are limited to a total purchase amount of 3000 EUR. Any order exceeding this amount should be sent to email@example.com and will be subject to a separate set of terms and conditions, including specific shipping and delivery conditions.
2. Interpretation & information
2.1 In these terms and conditions:
(a) "we" means VEGAN VIDI VICI, SL, a company organized and existing under the laws of Spain, having its registered office at Aribau 170, 1º 1ª, 08036 Barcelona, with company number ESB67277764; and
(b) "you" means our customer or prospective customer with its residence or registered office situated within the European Economic Area,
and "us", "our" and "your" should be construed accordingly.
2.2 You can contact us:
(a) by post, using the postal address: Aribau 170, 1º 1ª, 08036 Barcelona;
(b) by telephone, on (0034) 93 004 9803; or
(d) by email, on firstname.lastname@example.com.
3. Order process
3.1 No contract will come into force between you and us unless and until we accept your order in accordance with the procedure set out in this Section 3.
3.2 To enter into a contract through our website to purchase Goods from us, the following steps must be taken:
(a) you must add the Goods you wish to purchase to your shopping cart, and then proceed to the checkout;
(b) if you are a new customer, you must then create an account with us and log in;
(c) if you are an existing customer, you must enter your login details;
(d) once you are logged in, you must select your preferred method of delivery and confirm your order and your consent to the terms of this document;
(e) you will be transferred to our payment service provider's website, and our payment service provider will handle your payment. Please bear in mind that the concerning service might be subject to separate terms and conditions;
(f) we will then send you an initial acknowledgement and once we have checked whether we are able to meet your order, we will either send you an order confirmation (at which point your order will become a binding contract) or we will confirm by email that we are unable to meet your order.
4. Goods
4.1 The types of Goods offered to you may vary and will be displayed on our website.
4.2 We may periodically change the Goods on our website, and we do not undertake to continue to supply any particular Good or type of Good. Delivery of Goods will always be subject to their availability.
5. Prices
5.1 Our prices are quoted on our website.
5.2 We will from time to time change the prices quoted on our website but this will not affect contracts that have previously come into force.
5.3 All amounts stated in these terms and conditions or on our website are stated inclusive of VAT.
5.4 It is possible that prices on the website may be incorrectly quoted; accordingly, we will verify prices as part of our sale procedures so that the correct price will be notified to you before the contract comes into force.
5.5 In addition to the price of the Goods, you may have to pay a delivery charge, which will be notified to you before the contract of sale comes into force.
6. Payments
6.1 You must, during the checkout process, pay the price of the Goods you order.
6.2 Payments may be made by any of the permitted methods specified on our website from time to time.
6.3 If you fail to pay to us any amount due under these terms and conditions in accordance with the provisions of these terms and conditions, then we may withhold the Goods ordered and/or by written notice to you at any time cancel the contract of sale for the Goods concerned.
7. Deliveries
7.1 Our policies and procedures relating to the delivery of Goods are set out in this Section 7.
7.2 We will arrange for the Goods you purchase to be delivered to the delivery address you specify during the checkout process.
7.3 We will use reasonable endeavours to deliver your Goods on or before the date for delivery set out in the order confirmation or, if no date is set out in the order confirmation, within 5 days following the date of the order confirmation; however, we do not guarantee delivery by this date due to it's a third company who is in charge of it.
7.4 We do guarantee that unless there are exceptional circumstances, all deliveries of Goods to consumers, that is individuals acting wholly or mainly outside their trade, business, craft or profession will be delivered within 5 days following the receipt of payment.
7.5 We will only deliver Goods to addresses within European Union Countries
8. Cancellation right
8.1 This Section 8 applies if and only if you contract with us, as a consumer– as described in Section 7.4 above.
8.2 You may cancel a contract entered into with us through e-mail at email@example.com (without giving any reason for your cancellation) at any time within the period ending at the end of 30 days after the day on which the Goods come into your physical possession or the physical possession of a person identified by you to take possession of them (or, if the contract is for delivery of multiple Goods, lots or pieces of something, 30 days after the day on which the last of those Goods, lots or pieces comes into your physical possession or the physical possession of a period identified by you to take possession of them).
8.3 In order to cancel a contract on the basis described in this Section 8, you must inform us of your decision to cancel. You may inform us by means of any clear statement setting out the decision. You may also inform us using the cancellation form that we will make available to you on the website. To meet the cancellation deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your communication concerning the exercise of the right to cancel before the cancellation period has expired.
8.4 If you cancel a contract on the basis described in this Section 8, you must send the Goods back to us or hand them over to us or a person authorised by us to receive them. You must comply with your obligations referred to in this Section 8 without undue delay and in any event not later than 30 days after the day on which you inform us of your decision to cancel the contract. You must pay the direct cost of returning the Goods.
8.5 If you cancel an order in accordance with this Section 8, you will receive a full refund of the amount you paid to us in respect of the order including the costs of delivery to you.
8.6 You will send the Goods back to us in their original packaging and with all documentation thereto attached. If the value of the Goods returned by you is diminished by any amount as a result of the handling of those Goods by you beyond what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the Goods, we may recover that amount from you up to the contract price. We may recover that amount by deducting it from any refund due to you or require you to pay that amount directly to us. Handling which goes beyond the sort of handling that might reasonably be allowed in a physical shop will be "beyond what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the Goods" for these purposes.
8.7 We will refund money using the same method used to make the payment. In any case, you will not incur any fees as a result of the refund.
8.8 We will process a refund due to you as a result of a cancellation on the basis described in this Section 8 within the period of 14 days after the day on which we receive the returned Goods or (if earlier) after the day on which you supply to us evidence of having sent the Goods back.
8.9 You will not have any right to cancel a contract as described in this Section 8 insofar as the contract, amongst other exceptions dictated by law, relates to the supply of non-prefabricated goods that are made on the basis of an individual decision by you, or goods that are clearly personalized or "made to measure" for you.
9. Specifications and materials
9.1 We carefully select the materials and resources for our Goods. While we undertake to match consistence and appearance of the Goods, all Goods that are sold are subject to commercially acceptable variations or irregularities in color, surface, grain or texture due to the nature of the materials and techniques applied.
9.2 Our Goods often being used outside, may change color in time, due to sunlight but also because of the aging of the materials. Differences in color may also occur from batch to batch.
10. Warranties & Representations
10.1 You warrant and represent to us that:
(a) you are legally capable of entering into binding contracts - you are at least 18 years old;
(b) you have full authority, power and capacity to agree to these terms and conditions;
(c) all the information that you provide to us in connection with your order is true, accurate, complete and non-misleading; and
(d) you will be able to take delivery of the Goods in accordance with these terms and conditions.
10.2 We warrant to you that:
(a) we have the right to sell the Goods that you buy;
(b) you shall enjoy quiet possession of the Goods you buy, except as specified in these terms and conditions; and
(c) the Goods you buy will correspond to any description published on our website and the specifications set out in Section 9.
10.3 We will not be responsible for any claim, where such claims relate to matters not due to our fault, including but not limited to any fault or defect caused by:
(c) faulty handling of the Goods arising from e.g. failure to observe our documentation;
(d) careless operating, handling or misuse of the Good(s);
(e) external sources; or
(f) repairs or alterations to the Goods carried out by parties other than us.
10.4 All of our warranties and representations relating to the supply of Goods are set out in these terms and conditions. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law and subject to Section 10.1, all other warranties and representations are expressly excluded.
11. Order cancellation
11.1 We may cancel a contract under these terms and conditions immediately, by giving you written notice of termination, if:
(a) you fail to pay, on time and in full, any amount due to us under that contract; or
(b) you commit any material breach of that contract.
11.2 You may cancel a contract under these terms and conditions immediately, by giving us written notice of termination, if we commit any material breach of that contract.
11.3 We may cancel a contract under these terms and conditions by written notice to you if we are prevented from fulfilling that contract by any event beyond our reasonable control, including without limitation any unavailability of raw materials, components or products, or any power failure, industrial dispute affecting any third party, governmental regulations, fire, flood, disaster, riot, terrorist attack or war.
12. Consequences of order cancellation
12.1 If a contract under these terms and conditions is cancelled in accordance with Section 11:
(a) we will cease to have any obligation to deliver Goods which are undelivered at the date of cancellation;
13. Intellectual property rights
13.1 These terms and conditions shall not constitute or effect any assignment or licence of any intellectual property rights, such as patent rights, trademarks, designs and models, copyrights, rights in databases, proprietary rights in know-how, including trade secrets and other confidential information, and any other form of legally protectable intellectual or industrial property rights under any jurisdiction whatsoever.
13.2 Upon payment of the price, the (physical) Good will become yours. All intellectual property rights in the designs are and remain our property at all times.
14. Variation
14.1 We may revise these terms and conditions from time to time by publishing a new version on our website.
14.2 A revision of these terms and conditions will apply to contracts entered into at any time following the time of the revision but will not affect contracts made before the time of the revision.
15. Entire agreement
19.1 These terms and conditions shall constitute the entire agreement between you and us in relation to the sale and purchase of our Goods and shall supersede all previous agreements between you and us in relation to the sale and purchase of our Goods.
16. Law & Jurisdiction
20.1 These terms and conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Spanish and European law.
20.2 Any disputes relating to these terms and conditions shall be subject to the non-exclusive competence of the courts Spain.
17. Statutory and regulatory disclosures
17.1 We will not file a copy of these terms and conditions specifically in relation to each user or customer and if we update these terms and conditions, the version to which you originally agreed will no longer be available on our website. We recommend that you consider saving a copy of these terms and conditions for future reference.


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A German technical expert, Christoph Rocholl, has begun a two-month work to audit local football, as the Botswana Football Association (BFA) seeks ways to improve the game.
The German began work at the BFA this week, and will assess all facets of the game and recommend the best way forward.
The German FA will meet the costs while the BFA covers local travel and accommodation expenses.
BFA president, Maclean Letshwiti opted for an audit of the local game, and decided to engage a German, known for their precision and good football development.
"He is doing a situational analysis on the state of football in Botswana.
He is here for two months to do the study. After the study, they will determine what kind of resource we need for the next two to four years. We do not have the expertise and know-how," Letshwiti said.
He said they engaged a German expert due to their record in the development of football.
"In my opinion, there is no better country in youth development than Germany. They have also assisted other countries
What has the national team achieved in the last 50 years, it has always been mediocre performance. I am worried, but I am doing something about it. Development is long term. For 50 years, we have been doing things the wrong way," he said.


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OBITUARY: Bay and Basin's Roy Shute loved and missed by family and friends
Bay and Basin resident Roy Shute recently passed away on October 14, 2019.
He was born on October 13, 1927 in Gladesville, New South Wales. He was husband to Edna (dec), son to Lyle (dec) and Delicia (dec), brother to Ralph and Dessie (dec) and brother-in-law to Gladys and Lori (dec).
He was a loving father to to six children, Lester, Darryl, Maria, Frances, Lanette and Paula, and father-in-law to John, Anne, Pauline and Steve.
Roy was a proud grandfather to 21 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
Roy spent most of his childhood in country New South Wales, growing up in hard times. He later moved to Sydney where he started his roof tiling business with his brothers.
Roy met his beautiful wife, Edna Madigan at her uncle's dance studio in Newtown.
They were married in 1948 and after 70 years of marriage, Edna sadly passed away peacefully on July 6, 2019.
Roy and Edna moved to Matraville to raise their six children, who had a wonderful upbringing and went without nothing because of Roy's amazing work ethic.
The family have lovely memories of weekends at Congi Beach in La Perouse. Roy built a weekender at St Georges Basin where the kids had many great times with their cousins and Roy's mother.
Later Roy and Edna retired to the Basin and then moved to Vincentia where he played golf, painted his beautiful pictures of Jervis Bay and starred in his wonderful radio show, Strolling Down Memory Lane.
Roy was so popular with everyone, sharing his jokes and an incredible knowledge of everything, which he got from his mother, Delicia.
Roy passed peacefully with family by his side. Rest in peace our wonderful Roy the Boy.
- Written by Roy's loving daughter, Frances Gibson.
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Photo by Mike Powell
RCT council decide sign was indeed upside down at in site meeting and quickly rectify it.
Was this another site meeting by the many all at our expense because 1 road sign was fixed upside down must be bags of surplus money in RCTC for unnecessary meetings
Photograph by John Bulpin Electrical
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taken inside the quarry, "full size is spectactular"
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Add a piece of artistry to any outfit, from everyday to an evening out with a pair of Channapatna earrings! Made using a centuries old process, these earrings are as special as the region for which they are named, making them both an accent and a fun conversation piece.
Our hand crafted lacquered wooden jewelry celebrates a 200 year old tradition in Channapatna. Made by 5th generation artisans in Southern India, the craft and the village now share a name. The artists start with a wood called ivory wood, or milk wood, which is very soft and easy to work with. First, branches are pruned in a manner to ensure longevity in the tree itself. They are cut into smaller logs, and seasoned in gunny sacks for 30 days. These logs are then cut into rough shapes, finely carved, and sanded to an incredibly smooth finish. Then the Channapatna / Lac part comes in to play. Shellac itself is a natural substance made from a secretion of the lac beetle. It's actually the same coating approved by the FDA to be used to give shiny candies their glossy sheen! To start, natural colorant is mixed with the lac and dried to make a color stick. Red comes from vermillion. Orange comes from saffron. Yellow comes from turmeric. Green comes from vegetable leaf extract. Blue comes from indigo. After the piece is spun on a lathe to get the precise shape and smoothness, the color stick is pressed against the piece as it spins one final time. The friction of the wood against the color stick builds heat, which melts the lac, applying a layer of color and shine. This finish is smoothed and polished with a dried agave leaf. The piece is then removed from the lathe and ready to move on to the next step of assembly or surface embellishment. The process can be slow and the competition fierce as Chinese markets have started marketing knock offs using the style, but not the non-toxic coatings. There are 72,000 people in the Channapatna region, the majority of whom are involved in the making of this craft, whether through the sawmills or the 500 little artisan workshops. In an effort to protect their livelihood, they've begun making things aside from the toys they have been known for, such as earrings and bracelets. Who would have thought such a simple little piece of jewelry would carry the history of one little village from the 18th century to today and hopefully for centuries to come.
- Made by hand in India
- Wood and shellac
- Earrings are orange with red top and bottom
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Top Gunner
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The Year of Living Dangerously
Australian journalist Guy Hamilton travels to Indonesia to cover civil strife in 1965. There—on the eve of an attempted coup—he befriends a Chinese Australian photographer with a deep connection to…
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Attack Force Z
Tim Burstall directs then-up-and-comers Mel Gibson and Sam Neill in this action-packed Cannes Film Festival selection about the grim realities of World War II, a gritty drama based on actual…
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Fr. Hugh O'Flaherty is a Vatican official in 1943-45 who has been hiding downed pilots, escaped prisoners of war, and Italian resistance families. His diplomatic status in a Catholic country…
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A biplane pilot is saddled with a spoiled industrialist's daughter on a search for her missing father through Asia that eventually involves them in a struggle against a Chinese warlord.
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A dwindling group of German soldiers battle to return to their lines on the harsh Eastern Front.
Documentary style account of a nuclear holocaust and its effect on the working class city of Sheffield, England; and the eventual long run effects of nuclear war on civilization.
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The rise of national socialism in Germany should not be regarded as a conspiracy of madmen. Millions of "good" people found themselves in a society spiralling into terrible chaos. A…
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text: Scouts BSA: Merit Badge Days Posted by Darlene Scheffler Tuesday, June 2, 2020 9:00:00 AM July 11, 12, 18, 19; August 1, 2, 8, 9 Tellepsen Scout Camp 3450 County Rd 317 Navasota, TX 77868 Scouts in troops can participate in one-day merit badge classes held at Tellepsen Scout Camp on Saturdays and Sundays in July and August. Classes will be held from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. State of Texas and Center for Disease Control requirements will be followed and class sizes will be limited. Classes will stay together for the day and will not mix with other groups. Parents will drop off and pick up their Scout at the merit badge class. Scouts will go through a medical screening up arrival. Registration The registration fee is $20 per class. Individual Scouts can register. Learn More and Register Tellepsen Scout Ranch Tellepsen Scout Camp is located at Bovay Scout Ranch. The camp is located at 3450 County Road 317, Navasota, TX 77868). Merit Badge/Classes Archery Basketry & Leatherwork Canoeing Climbing Emergency Preparedness First Aid First Class Emphasis Fishing Orienteering Rifle Shooting Shotgun Shooting Space Exploration First Class Emphasis Program (FCE) The First Class Emphasis program is for first-year Scouts that focuses on teaching the Scouts the skills necessary to complete many of the Tenderfoot, Second Class or First Class skills. The class will work as a patrol and have the opportunity to learn most of the requirements for Tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class. The FCE instructors will not sign off on any skills. The list of skills the Scouts worked on during the First Class Emphasis program will be available in the online registration system. The Scout will then need to demonstrate the skills learned to their Scout leader. After demonstrating proficiency in each skill the Scoutmaster or designee will then sign off the requirements in the Scout Handbook and Scoutbook. Contacts For questions, contact the event chairs. Tweet Comments New Comment Email Address Name


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Professional and Civic Narratives in the Polyclinic
What underlay the concept of the Polyclinic, and of the clinical museum, was a complex regime of the visible.4 Hutchinson's writings in this context are padded with a master narrative of visibility that recurs in his work on syphilis.5 The Polyclinic (The Medical Graduate College and Polyclinic) was one of the three postgraduate schools open in London in 1898.6 Like The London Postgraduate Association and The North East London Postgraduate College, it was short-lived on account of, as Charles Newman speculates, its ossified structures (1966: 285). Before it failed, however, it promised to materialize Hutchinson's ideal of life-long learning, with the training of the faculties of the eye as its core principle.7 Envisioned as the "connecting centre" of many, if not all, metropolitan institutions, it was devised as a space of (inter)national exchange and as a link between more specialized establishments (Hutchinson 1899a: 8). In pursuing three aims - helping the poor, education in "advanced diagnosis" and scientific research - the Polyclinic aspired to "increase the efficiency of the profession as a whole" (Hutchinson 1899a: 12).8 The Polyclinic was thus envisioned as a philanthropic institution, a centre of education and research as well as an arena for civic development.
Most of all, it was a place where the observation skills of medical practitioners were to be trained. In "Clinical Museums in Hospitals" (1901a), Hutchinson bemoans the insufficient development of the clinical aspects of hospital museums, which could otherwise help train the medical gaze. In a speech given during the annual meeting of the British Medical Association, he also made a little flattering comparison, asserting that "[i]nstead of a museum of Clinical Surgery we have a Golgotha of Anthropology" (qtd. in H. Hutchinson 1947: 195). This complaint echoes the address he gave to the medical profession some years earlier in the "Bradshaw Lecture on Museums in their Relation to Medical Education and the Progress of Knowledge" (1888), in which he describes the appalling state of medical museums and in which he advocates the formation of more suitable centres of visual learning. While he acknowledges the existence of advanced clinical collections (for example, the collection at the Hospital St Louis in Paris or at Guy's Hospital in London), he also points out their limitations, of which the major is a highly restricted access to visual materials: "Most of our hospitals have, more or less considerable stores of valuable drawings, but they are usually stowed away in portfolios, and hardly available excepting to the hospital staff' (1888: 1262). Such closeted compilations become, in Hutchinson's writing, dark lands to which he has to bring the light of education and thus afford them sufficient visibility. The history of his collection epitomizes this quest. First exhibited on the premises of 1 Park Crescent, it grew to such proportions that Hutchinson was obliged to search for a new place where it could be adequately displayed. When offered to the College of Surgeons, the collection was declined on grounds of insufficient exhibition space. This failing assistance of medical institutions, symbolizes, in Hutchinson's narrative, the backwardness and short-sightedness of the medical profession.9
Indeed, Hutchinson's repetitive return to the issue of clinical museums proves a fertile ground for the exploration of the metaphors of visibility, which serve to legitimate his undertakings in this area and to profile him as a benefactor bringing light to the medical professionals who, it seems, until then, had only with difficulty arrived at a diagnosis:
What I mean by a clinical museum [... ] is a department in which every effort should be made to display in the best possible manner all that can be usefully portrayed by the artist or modeler in illustration of disease during the life of the patient. Its contents should not be hidden away, but exhibited in well arranged order for the ready inspection of all visitors. (Hutchinson 1888: 1262; my emphasis)
Expanding on the regime of the visible, this fragment establishes Hutchinson's museum as an institution that produces visibility through display and defines it as a complex optical instrument for medical professionals.
Hutchinson's vision of a clinical museum is in sync with the newly accorded central role ofthe museum in the propagation of(popular) knowledge. When regarded, after Daniel J. Sherman and Irit Rogoff, as an "intricate amalgam of historical structures and narratives, practices and strategies ofdisplay, and the concerns and imperatives of various governing ideologies" (2000: ix), Hutchinson's clinical museum is a monument to the professional, civic and national agendas of the time. Tony Bennett famously links the changes in the function of nineteenth-century museums to a transformation in the conceptualization of vision, which, while a matter of "the geometric optics" in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, became a domain of "physiological optics" a century later (2006: 275). This repositioning of vision made it both "subjectively" dependent on individual bodily structures and "objectively" reliant on their social conditioning. Within this model, the museum became a space that was to teach not only by displaying new objects but also by training "civic seeing" and thus by forming the characters of the viewing subjects (Bennett 2006: 275). This goal was closely linked to developments in the structuring of the museum and in the arrangement of the exhibited objects. The shift from the Enlightenment to the evolutionary museum involved an activation of the invisible, in-between spaces: "For while the Enlightenment museum ostensibly displayed its logic on the visible surface of things, it was the invisible orders of connection binding things into relations of genealogy and descent that mattered in the evolutionary museum" (Bennett 2004: 161; my emphasis). As the idea of progress became the underlying narrative of the museum, more specialized institutions began to flourish, which promoted knowledge that went beyond the classificatory impulse of the Enlightenment and trained the viewer's eye to see beneath the obvious structures, thus expanding his/her faculties of "explanation and prediction" (Macdonald 1998: 12; original emphasis).
In keeping with these larger developments, the aim of Hutchinson's museum was to provide guidance for the student's eye in the recognition of pathological changes in the living patient:
a clinical museum would teach, so far as the eye is concerned, the great art of diagnosis. It is true that we cannot educate the finger in a museum [... ]. But all that the eye can do, and it comprises by far the largest half of surgical diagnosis, can be learned easily and well from models[,] photographs, and drawings. The trained eye can detect hardness in a chancre without touching it, and many other conditions usually supposed to need the finger, may yet, if the eye be duly educated, be diagnosed at a glance without it. (Hutchinson 1888: 1262)
Acknowledging "the wealth of clinical material [... ] which is buried in the atlases, journals, transactions of societies, and monographs of the past century" (Hutchinson 1888: 1263; my emphasis), Hutchinson calls for their adequate exhibition. The museum would thus foster the skill of differential diagnosis by illustrating and displaying such conditions as are rarely seen in hospital wards (Hutchinson 1888: 1263) and through a specific arrangement of visual materials thanks to which a variety of forms of a given disease would become visibly distinguishable. Such juxtapositions would assist clinical recognition, accelerate the learning process, yield new insights and thus advance medical knowledge. Commenting on his temporary exhibitions in "The Clinical Museum and Syphilis" (1908), Hutchinson relates how an arrangement of about forty drawings of two skin disorders intrinsic to syphilis "enabled [him], when the drawings from various sources were placed in juxtaposition and compared, to recognize several novel and not unimportant features in this group of maladies" (1908: 1592). This combination made it possible for him to see beyond the images and to recognize further variations of the disease.
Hutchinson's archeologically-driven vocabulary served him to highlight the significance of the museum, in which the dispersed knowledge could be "disentombed," brought to light and presented to the eye of the student who would now scarcely miss its lesson (1888: 1263). A similar motivation accompanied his assemblage of (about three hundred) extract books consisting of articles and cuttings from a variety of sources, which, compiled under specific headings (for example, syphilis, eye, skin, etc.), classified and indexed, were meant to "save the reader the trouble of referring to the various books in which the original publication occurred, and bring into close and classified juxtaposition the recorded observations of many authors" (Hutchinson 1894: 4). Initially placed on a bench under the portraits of diseases and later in the Council Room of the Polyclinic, these extract books served as sources of reference and self-learning.
Hutchinson's clinical museum was a space that propagated students' professional development. Self-study was promoted by a specific classification and grouping of the disorders, detailed labelling and temporal arrangements as well as by the close proximity of the museum to the reading room/library ("The London Polyclinic" 1901: 1218-19). In this sense, then, the museum materialized the ideals of "pristine clarity" and readability that made collections accessible and legible to the visitors (Bennett 1998: 28), and thus followed the educational agenda of the Victorian era. By integrating the museum in the Polyclinic and by its special arrangements, Hutchinson underscored the importance of selfstudy to the development and refinement ofmedical faculties. The journey it promoted was that from the direct visibility of the specimens to a more profound vision of the professional who could distinguish disease variations and recognize, in going beyond the readily visible, its mechanisms.
The formative role of the museum was as much related to the professionalization of individuals as to their civic development. Many museums followed John Ruskin's aesthetic/ethical programme founded on the premise that "the greatest thing a human soul ever does in this world is to see something," where seeing "engaged the moral and physical capacities of individuals, who therefore actively experienced and participated in their own education" (Koven 2000: 25). For Ruskin, "[t]he visual sense was paramount to unlocking the visible and invisible truths of God" (Koven 2000: 25). When applied to museums, these postulates transformed them into spaces of civic development:10 they were to constitute the viewer both as the seer and the seen and offered him/her a number of narratives through which to accomplish the aim of this self-educational project. They were convergence spaces in which various narratives of progress and improvement were articulated and performed: narratives of human evolution and of national development (Macdonald 1998: 12). They also offered a social space where the identity of a single viewer was negotiated through interaction with others (Bennett 2009: 28).11 According to Eileen Hooper-Greenhill, the educational function of the museums consisted in three common tendencies: the propensity of Victorian museums to propagate "noble actions," "good conduct" and "mental exertion," that is, in the museums' tendency to highlight the values of the growing middle classes, for whom not nobility through birth was important but nobility through exertion (2000: 40-3). These precepts turned such establishments as the National Portrait Gallery into sites where individual viewers were exposed to and took lessons in civility. The evolutionary trajectory of many such narratives was formative to the self-perception of the viewers and to their recognition of their position within the bounds of society (Bennett 1998: 34). Similarly, the Polyclinic offered specific narratives of identification, which underlay the students' formation as professionals and citizens.
In the Polyclinic, these narratives pivoted around the ideal ofa progressive gentlemanly doctor, whose work benefited the nation and the empire: an ideal supported by the architectural design of the school and the adjacent museum and by the way in which disease exposition and recognition corroborated in the students' professional formation.12 Artefacts in the clinical museum offered an illustration ofvisible medical disorders and functioned as signifiers of progress. In his classical study of museums, Collectors and Curiosities (1990), Polish philosopher and historian Krzysztof Pomian inspects the ontologically unstable ground between the visible and invisible as constructed by collectables. He draws a distinction between useful objects and "semiophores, objects which [are] of absolutely no use [... ] but which, being endowed with meaning, [represent] the invisible" (30; original emphasis). "[Intermediaries between the onlooker and the invisible" (23), semiophores help gain access and, at least partially, control the intangible through the production ofmeaning. They also play a crucial role in the construction and maintenance of social hierarchies, with collectors of semi- ophores at the top of the social ladder (36-44). Since the illustrations gathered in the clinical museum can be regarded as semiophores, what is the nature of the invisible that they evoke?13 What stories do they tell?
Numerous Victorian exhibitions transformed the collectibles into "material signifiers of progress - but of progress as a collective national achievement with capital as great co-ordinator" (Bennett 2009: 67). In the same way, the Polyclinic clinical museum can be regarded, at least with reference to the existing materials, as padded with ideals of advancement and improvement, supported by sub-narratives of human evolution. Whereas no generalizations can be made due to the lack of sufficient sources, it is nonetheless possible to distinguish, among Hutchinson's materials, small-scale narratives of human evolution, evoked by the semi- ophores, which run parallel to the master narrative of progress as embedded in the architecture of the museum.
Syphilis visualizations supported such narratives. The grouping of yaws, a disease Hutchinson regarded as a tropical variation of syphilis, is a vivid example of such a tendency.14 Positioned in one frame, images of an English boy are contrasted with photographs of "a negro" acquired from Dr Daniels from Georgetown (then British Guiana) (Hutchinson 1901b: 180). From this juxtaposition Hutchinson concludes that:
[a]s regards climate both these patients were under the same conditions, and it is not unfair to suggest that difference in race may explain the minor severity in the European [... ]. At any rate we may remark that no portrait or patient illustrating yaws in a severe and persistent form in a person of European descent has ever been brought under our notice. (180)
Through this contrast, the 'lower' status of the non-Europeans - evident in their inefficient immunity to the disease - is emphasized. Hutchinson's conclusions are in keeping with professional convictions at the time, which often allied the incidence and severity of diseases with climatic conditions and racial predispositions. In this context, the bodies of the viewers - the healers - seem to be positioned even higher on the evolutionary scale.
Similar sub-narratives found in many groupings of particular diseases were supported by the overall arrangement of the exhibits. According to the existing sources, the lower entrance of the museum was ornamented by the images of foreigners suffering from skin diseases:
The large coloured portraits five in number, all representing Negroes, which are to be seen over the door in the lower museum, have been copied by Burgess from photographs. The originals were Negroes in the West Indian Islands under the observation of Dr. Alford Nicholls. [... ] The close resemblance of the eruption [... ] to that of syphilis must strike every one. (Hutchinson 1901b: 181)
It seems as though this arrangement, repeatedly re-envisioned in smaller groupings of diseases, tells the story of the ascent of man - from diseased "Negros" to English medical men who reside in the upper rooms of the Polyclinic. In this way, the visitor did not only see the evolutionary progress in diseases but also in their classification and ordering and hence was confronted with "a spatial realization of the relationship between progress and differentiation," and offered "props for a performance in which a progressive, civilizing relationship to the self might be formed and worked upon" (Bennett 2009: 182, 186). Small-scale narratives, exemplified by the grouping of yaws and the narrative beginning of the collection with the set ofimages oftropical diseases illustrate the extent to which the Polyclinic museum followed the then ostensible goal of reiterating the evolutionary narrative in terms of nationalistic, if not imperial, progressivism. The arrangement of the semiophores evoked the fictions of Britain's power and superiority.
The architecture of the Polyclinic was optimized for this grand narrative of education and enlightenment. Its design, initiated by Hutchinson's son Herbert and executed by the architects Marshall and Vickers, marked an ascendance to knowledge. The original plans (Fig. 3.2) foresaw that the Medical Graduates' College and Polyclinic at 22, Chennies Street would have two entries, one in the basement, through the Curator's room, and
Fig. 3.2 The plans of the Polyclinic. "The New Museum." The Polyclinic 2.1 (1899b): 50-61. Wellcome Library one on the ground floor, adjacent to the clinical museum. The museum room, with "a broad gallery running around it, and a staircase and landing platform in its centre" (Hutchinson 1899b: 59), was to be thoroughly lit by two large skylight windows and to afford about 3,000 feet wall space for the display of illustrative material (Hutchinson 1899b: 62). It was to be accompanied by other functional rooms such as the dark room in the basement and lecture rooms on the ground floor. This functional arrangement can be seen in rhetorical terms. Already the 1901 article "The London Polyclinic" conceives of the visitor's path in the Polyclinic in terms of professional ascendance and improvement. The ensuing passage can be read as a metaphorical ascent from the daily routine of observation to the elevated premises of esoteric circles, where only the learned and the experts preside (1218-19). A parallel is drawn between the progress of the British Empire and ascendance in medicine.
In this way, a professional hierarchy is established on grounds of the practitioners' seeing abilities. The article starts with a description of two basement rooms with ophthalmoscopic, laryngoscopic and stereoscopic equipment. Functionally and metaphorically, they constitute the basis of clinical knowledge of the time and refer to the mechanisms of knowledge acquisition. From there, the author takes the reader to the three rooms on the ground floor, which represent a further step in clinical ascendancy and education: the classroom with a Roentgen ray-plant, the photographic dark room and the Council room used as a library and reference room. Whereas the mechanical means that enhance clinical vision in the basement area - the opthalmoscope and the laryngoscope - are devices that facilitate medical looking 'at' chosen areas, Roentgen symbolizes a further initiation into the process of medical seeing by looking through and laying bare the internal, invisible crevices of the body. The recognition of the palpably invisible areas is also related to intensive medical study, accomplished through self-learning in the library and the reference area. The lecture and council rooms, connected to the museum, link the clinical study of disease recognition to the social character of medical knowledge. The consultation theatre, situated next to the library, is a site where knowledge can be extended and shared through demonstration, discussion and joint diagnosis. Above this area, "The London Polyclinic" notes, there is a laboratory equipped with "microscopes, microtromes, incubators, sterilisers, chemical balances, and fume chamber" (1901: 1219). Such an ascending arrangement of the Polyclinic highlights the stages of professional development: from the darkness of the basement and first lessons in medical seeing, to the learning to see with the help of new technologies, educational procedures and further selfstudy, to the joint analysis of the cases and 'live' classes in diagnosis and on to a further specialization in the seeing of the invisible in the laboratory space.
The design of the Polyclinic offers a peripatetic 'regime of truth', a route of professional and, most of all, civic development. What transpires from the writings, lectures and meetings is that both goals were subordinated to the philanthropic character of the institution. "London Medical Graduates' College and Polyclinic" cites the words of Arthur J. Balfour, the chairman of the Polyclinic:
[The Polyclinic] brought directly home to those most in need of it medical assistance, medical advice, and medical knowledge, that would not under other circumstances be at their command. For the Polyclinic did something which the great hospitals could not do, and did not attempt to do. (1901: 1293).
The educational and scientific goals of the Polyclinic were thus linked to its philanthropic mission, which is also instantiated by clinical demonstrations in the lecture area, where diagnosis was given to the deserving free of charge. The immediate effect of this instructive act - the help for those who could not afford medical consultation - was simultaneously a didactic demonstration, which offered a platform for professional discussion. Together with army doctors and other visitors, this knowledge would be spread throughout the British Empire. The doctor, envisioned as "an angel of mercy to thousands and tens of thousands" ("London Medical Graduates' College and Polyclinic" 1900: 1432), could learn from the best in the Polyclinic and be helpful all around the globe. In his "An Address on the Uses of Knowledge," Hutchinson compares the medical profession to a "Church of Science, sending its pastors and teachers to reside in the most various and distant parts of the world, and become bearers of the torch of knowledge wherever they may go" (1885: 634). In these accounts, the Polyclinic forms doctors into missionaries and pastors of knowledge, whose role it is to heal and to spread knowledge and, by that, to add their share to the shaping of the social order.
Professional progress and evolutionary development were central to the spatial and practical design of the Polyclinic. Practitioners were led along the path of professional enlightenment: from the early darkness and confusion, trough the initiation into specialized and technologized processes of recognition to the final and joint enlightenment in the diagnostic rooms, where they could share their knowledge. At the end of this journey was the activity of public diagnosis, which, like the underlying evolutionary sub-narratives, sustained the belief in the beneficence of the medical profession and its importance for the prosperity of the whole nation: practitioners were initiated into specialized knowledge not only to advance their profession but also to cure patients. However noble, the aspirations voiced here were also an integral part of justification narratives, which granted medical men a more esteemed position in society.


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Having been on both sides of this Doug, (when I held public office, I had opportunity to nominate in certain categories,) I would agree that there seemed to be more success when the volunteer was also connected with public sector in some way unrelated, but I still hold onto the "coincidence" idea in principle. Every caretaker with a gong indicates the work of caretakers, not just the caretaker. OBE always stood for Other Bugger's Efforts. (CBE and MBE tend to be more personal achievement whereas OBE indicates the "type of service that gets recognition.")
The sports, music, acting and otherwise celebrity awards do have their place. For "real" people to be given something that is a big deal for the famous does, in my experience, add to it. One lady who got one as a volunteer helper in a care home locally, when I asked her what her day was like, spent the next ten mins listing the famous people she was waiting with. May seem facile to some, but celebrity works. We wouldn't have celebrity without it.
Al. I'll check to see who Mandella left his rhino whip to in his will. Also, you can read the statistics of country and ethnicity of recipients. They make interesting reading for those who dismiss the honours system as repressing British aggression.
Lloyd George set up the universal pension on the proceeds of British aggression. Beveridge's welfare state proposals had as the largest risk to success in his introduction, the dismantling of the Empire.


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But under implied threat of taking marquee events like the Bledisloe Cup to other states, the ARU also insisted the existing Allianz Stadium remains operational while new venue is constructed and the government guarantees the ARU wont lose precious Test revenue while the stadia network is being built.
The ARUs position in the heated debate is spelt out in a letter sent by ARU boss Bill Pulver to NSW sports minister Stuart Ayres last week, which has been obtained by the Daily Telegraph.
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Our overwhelming preference is for a new stadium to be constructed at Moore Park and that Allianz Stadium remains operational while a new stadium is constructed, Pulver wrote.
Indeed, this outcome, in particularly Allianz Stadium remaining operational, is absolutely necessary in order for us to commit content to the stadia network that being Waratahs Super Rugby Matches, Wallabies Test Matches, Sevens World Series events, and going forward over the next 10-15 years, premium content such as Super Rugby Finals, Bledisloe Cups, Rugby Championship Test Matches, Lions Tour Matches and potentially future Rugby World Cups.
On current scheduling, this would be a minimum 14 match days in Sydney in the stadia network per annum, which is a significant contribution of available Rugby content in Australia. This outcome is also critical to ensuring the viability of our operations, revenue streams and fan engagement.
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Waratahs chairman Roger Davis is a co-signatory on the letter but having struck a deal last year with the SCG Trust to play at Moore Park until 2031, the NSWRU stance is not influential.
The ARUs desire to keep the existing Allianz Stadium open helps ensure a suitably sized venue is available for the Waratahs, but moreso for the Sydney Sevens which is locked in for four more years and for inbound Test series. Australia play England at Allianz Stadium there in June.
No plans have been drawn up but an entirely new stadium at Moore Park not built on the site of a demolished Allianz Stadium would likely be built over the members carpark and NRL building, and across to the Kippax Lake ovals.
Overall, the ARUs position is not a huge shock. With Wallabies Tests and major events like Lions tours and World Cups the codes single biggest driver of revenue, having another 50,000-seat stadium in Sydney is attractive.
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It would likely still be a 75,000-seat ANZ Stadium but some argue 50,000-seat stadiums like Suncorp Stadium or a new venue at Moore Park with premium pricing can yield a similar return.
Perths new 60,000-seat stadium will also be on the hunt for marquee events and offer cash incentives.
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Pharmaceutical Blogging and Online Distribution of Information
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The hypothesis behind this research was that the rise of blogs as a rich information source may provide a challenge to the traditionally held view of a 'key opinion leader' in the drugs and health public domain. We have employed network analysis methods to determine the emergent connectivity in the self-publishing domain of the internet (known as blogs), the referral links between individual blogs, and the semantic context of blog text. The results reveal that inspite of high volume of blogs, only a small number are interlinked, and the emerging network configuration is a small core component with a large number of dyads, or short tails. The public opinion broadcasted in blogs shows differentiation related to specific health issues or pharmaceutical companies. Our findings support the conclusion that inspite of the high technical connectivity provided by the search engines and internet crawling tools, social connectivity is limited.
Keywords: European pharmaceuticals, Blogs, Distributed Intelligence systems, Online self-publishing
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The artist Cristina Iglesias' sea-bed inspired sculptural installation, which "flows" through the waterfront park in the northern Spanish city of Santander towards the new Centro Botín, is in place and will be plumbed in this month ahead of the planned opening on 23 June of the Renzo Piano-designed landmark building. Desde lo subterraneo (from the underground) is a site-specific work in five parts commissioned by the Fundación Botín. Nearby, Carsten Höller's light installation 7.8Hz, also commissioned by the foundation for the park in which the Renzo Piano-designed new centre is located, is in full working order. For three minutes every hour from sunset until dawn, the park's lights flicker. "It's quite extraordinary," says Benjamin Weil, the Centro Botín's artistic director. "Every day it is a different time. I have got caught so many times."
The Centro Botín's new building, a E80m project, is clad in ceramic tiles, creating another "extraordinary" light effect, Weil says. "The light is constantly changing over the Bay of Santander as is the colour of the sea. That will be reflected by the tiles." Overlooking the bay and the city, the museum, which is the Italian architect's first completed building in Spain, could be compared to the new Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, he says. Originally due to open in 2014, the site where a ferry terminal used to stand proved challenging. Responding to concerns that the building would block views of the bay, Piano raised the structure above the park and split the building into two halves. One wing houses 2,500 sq. metres of galleries and the other a 300-seat auditorium as well as a restaurant and workshops.
The inaugural exhibitions are a solo show by Höller, organised by the former Tate Modern director Vincente Todoli and Udo Kittelmann, who leads Berlin's Nationalgalerie, and an exhibition of drawings by Goya from the Prado's collection organised by two of the Madrid museum's curators. "Höller is interested in doubles and duplications." The Belgian artist's signature slides might be absent but his pill-popping work Pill Clock will be dispensing placebos, Weil reveals. "Höller is creating two itineraries, one leading to the south, overlooking the sea and the other north, facing the city." Full-height glazed walls of the centre frame both views.
The Fundación Botín supports the Prado's research into its Master drawing collection. The first volume of the catalogue raisonné of Goya's drawings is due to be published this year thanks to the five-year partnership, "hopefully before the exhibition [Agility and Audacity] closes", Weil says. Works from the foundation's 200-strong collection of contemporary art will also be on show.


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- 11 - Terminal Elevator Co. v. Commissioner, 6 T.C. 1158, 1165 (1946), affd. 162 F.2d 513 (10th Cir. 1947). Petitioner's claimed legal fees are disallowed.2 Dejanu Loan -- $15,000 A taxpayer is allowed to deduct as a short-term capital loss nonbusiness debts that become worthless within the year. Sec. 166(d); sec. 1.166-5(a)(2), Income Tax Regs. Whether a nonbusiness debt is to be treated as worthless in a particular year is a question of fact to be resolved by an examination of the circumstances and events. Aston v. Commissioner, 109 T.C. 400, 415 (1997); Crown v. Commissioner, 77 T.C. 582, 598 (1981). Relevant considerations include the solvency of the debtor and efforts to collect the debt from the debtor. Crown v. Commissioner, supra. On the facts of this case, petitioner has provided sufficient evidence to establish that the $15,000 Dejanu nonbusiness loan became worthless in 1997, not in 1995 as 2We note further that even if petitioner had substantiated the legal fees in question, respondent contends that any deductions relating to the legal fees would be limited by the passive activity loss limitation of sec. 469(a). Petitioner contends that under State law he became a general partner in Belmont Gardens L.P. due to his level of activity in the business, and therefore that sec. 469(a) should not apply to him. A taxpayer, however, is considered to hold a limited partnership interest without regard to State law if, in the partnership agreement, the taxpayer is designated as having a limited partnership interest. Sec. 1.469-5T(e)(3)(A), Temporary Income Tax Regs., 53 Fed. Reg. 5726 (Feb. 25, 1988).Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
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Mickey's Christmas Carol
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