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Cape Town: SALES EXECUTIVE
Minimum Requirements:
-Minimum 2 years post Matric studies or equivalent experience
-Minimum 3 years of professional experience in a similar position (Previous significant B2B sales experience, preferably within the Aviation industry)
-If no experience in aviation industry, willing to learn the technicalities of the Aviation industry together with the rules and regulations applicable.
-Patient, precise, adaptable, autonomous, consistent and pro-active essential
-Excellent oral and written English communication skills
-Proficiency in French, Portuguese & Arabic would be advantageous
-Computer literate in MS Office & Internet
-Resourceful, flexible and detail-oriented with high level of accuracy
-Robust, collaborative team player with the ability to engage and multitask at all levels.
-Ability to work under pressure and in a changing environment.
-Good interpersonal skills, Self Management, Planning and Organizational skills.
-Ability to work within tight deadlines.
-Output orientated and business focused.
-Ability to problem solves and resolve customer issues.
-Stable employment record
-Contactable References
-To start as soon as possible
-Specific training to develop relevant knowledge and skills will be provided.
Working hours: Mondays to Fridays from 08h30am – 17h30pm
-Sales for South African based aviation firm, focusing on technology systems and engineering expertise for improving operational efficiency and safety
-Customers prospecting and new business development, customer management, contract negotiation, debt recovery and sales processes
-Identify and generate new business opportunities and create bespoke solutions for clients; leverage relationships in order to introduce all service/ product areas to clients.
-Achieve and exceed new business sales targets by effectively promoting products and services such as: maintenance software, flight data monitoring, engine maintenance, aviation safety and general aviation support services.
-Manage client relationships and represent the company on events as and when required.
-Achieve /exceed sales targets and drive growth.
Maintain and develop a computerised customer and prospect database.
-Plan and carry out direct marketing activities to agreed budgets, sales volumes, values, product mix and timescales.
-Develop ideas and create offers for direct mail and marketing to major accounts by main market sector and products.
-Actively respond and follow up to sales enquiries by email and telephone.
-Retain, nurture and grow existing and new customers through planned individual account support, and liaison with internal order-processing staff. Collaboration with other departments is an important responsibility to achieve consistent high customer satisfaction (contact with the technical department, for example, to deal with any product or technical queries).
-Liaise and attend meetings with other company's functions/partners in order to support business and organizational development.
-Maintain up to date sales records as a basis for reports to the senior management team at all times.
-Monitor, report on activities and provide relevant management information.
-Assist with external marketing activities of web marketing, corporate communications and research.
-Attend training to develop relevant knowledge and skills.
-Perform all basic and required administrative and reporting duties related to the business activities and position.
-Any other tasks as may be assigned by management from time to time.
Salary: R 14 000.00 – R 16 000.00 gross basic (depending on experience) + commission (depending on sales made)
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I was woundering how to move the clock to a different postion instead of it being in the middle of the screen? Is there a way to make it smaller or to change the way it looks? I have a friend who has the same phone and she can move it to any postion she wants. I cant. I know she had her phone for a while, maybe a year or 2 before me. The clock is right in the middle of the screen.Please help me on this one.Thanks
Try touching the clock (it should vibrate to confirm the touch), then drag it wherever you want.
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1. Pay Per Click
My favorite pay per click opportunities come from working with Linqia.
Linqia is a legit company that works with big brands.
Linqia works with big brands who will pay you per click.
Their average pay is $220 per campaign.
In December I worked on 5 campaigns for over $2,300 in 1 month!
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Companies like Huggies, Pillsbury, Better Homes & Gardens, JP Morgan Chase, and The Cheesecake Factory will pay influencers to talk about their brand online.
How much do they pay?
I've been paid up to $35/tweet, but usually it's around $50 for 8 tweets.
And sometimes the company pre-writes the tweets for you!
$50 a pop for copying & pasting 8 sentences? Yes, thank you!
Here are links to a few of the sponsored tweets I have been paid to post. Feel free to like & share ;)
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There are lots of agencies that you can signup with.
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The Rooneys are out of control too much control of the team. Tomlin can't do anything right fire that guy! :sarcasm:
The Rooneys are out of control too much control of the team. Tomlin can't do anything right fire that guy! :sarcasm:
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Exactly what I was thinking. Or maybe this year yet... Never know.
I thought the old DC was costing this team coaching talent by refusing to retire. Instead, it looks like he is part of a group that somebody like Butler enjoys working with so much that he decided to forego a potentially greater opportunity elsewhere.
Key phrase in the article is "not to mention a hefty new contract "Originally Posted by phillyesq
I'm sure that had much more to do with his staying than "man love"
That is speculation, as suggested by the term "likely." Regardless of what he is making, I'd suspect that he would make more as a DC.Originally Posted by Oviedo
Nevertheless, it appears that your irrational Lebeau hatred was misguided in this situation.
...Again.Originally Posted by phillyesq
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The Steelers' offense featuring weapons such as Le'Veon Bell and Martavis Bryant should be known as "The Greatest Show on Grass"
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Really??? "Irrational hatred" because someone has different opinions than you do. You are much better than resorting to that. We do this to agree and to disagree.Originally Posted by phillyesq
Why would I hate a 74 year old man who I have never met and likely never will? Just because I think he is not doing what should be done with the inbalance in resources he has been given is far from "hatred." Others resort to that kind of name calling as routine but you have always been above that.
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The legendary Leadenhall Market pancake race is held on Tuesday 28 February, 12noon – 2pm.
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Use TfL Journey Planner for public transport options.
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>I planted quite a few different bulbous reticulata
>type iris a few years ago, yellows, blues, and
>purples of common cultivars. Most deteriorated and
>went blind in the second year--as is normal--with
>the exception of some clumps of a dark blue/purple
>plant that gets better and better each year. Is this
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>at the right depth? I didn't bother to note down
>where I planted each variety, so I have no idea what
>the names are on the perennialized ones.
Dear Bob,
How deep did you plant them? How much sunlight do they get in late
winter/early spring? How much moisture do they get year round? Are they
competing for moisture with huge trees in the summertime? What type of soil
are they planted in? Do you know the pH?
Idaho should be a perfect place to grow reticulata irises. So hopefully we
can figure out what's going wrong for you.
Dennis Kramb (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, USDA Zone 6)
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Guide ID is crossing borders
Newsletter November 2016
After a very busy summer it is time for an autumn update from Guide ID. During the last months we've delivered several bigger and smaller projects, we've traveled the world and we've been opening a new office in the US. Our international ambition is still growing and we would love to help you tell your fantastic stories to people all over the world.Currently our offices are located in the Netherlands, Belgium, UK and Ireland and in the US. But we've also developed wonderful Podcatcher audio guides in Sweden, Germany and we're busy with a great Portuguese project. You find our complete team on our website, don't hesitate to contact us if we can be of any assistance!Each year, the Oranje Handelsmissiefonds helps 10 SME's achieve their international ambitions. Last year Guide ID was one of the winners. We were invited to join their trip to New York, where we were very much inspired and energized by other cultural entrepreneurs and museums.Have a great autumn!Best wishes,the Guide ID team
Over 5.000.000 tours!
Newsletter July 2016
Over 5 million tours have been listened to on the Podcatcher!Besides the listened to tours, an uncountable amount of stories have been shared across the globe. And because it is our mission to tell as many stories as possible and to share these stories, we are hugely proud of this accomplishment.Ambitious as we are, we have raised the bar.Guide ID is growing, and fast! After the Netherlands, the UK, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, Sweden, Curacao and Tanzania, the Podcatcher will now also be available in America, Italy and Portugal. In this newsletter we would like to inform you about the latest firmware update and tell you more about new projects. As always you can contact us if you would like more information on anything.Have a great summer!The Guide ID team
Bring the museum to life!
Newsletter April 2016
"Our Real Gold" is the theme of the Museum week 2016 in the Netherlands, where Guide ID's HQ is based. This theme hooks into museums showing off their real showpieces. At Guide ID we truly believe that all visitors should not only get to see the showpieces but also hear the stories behind them. Every museum piece has its own stories, which can be told in many different ways. A great example of this can be heard at the Museum of the twentieth century, in Hoorn, The Netherlands. They have developed a great family quiz on the Podcatcher platform and use it to tell their stories in a very fun and interactive way.More and more museums are offering the Podcatcher to all visitors via self-service. During our last seminar we highlighted this service and zoomed in on a few live projects. The new DNA tour at the Amsterdam museum was used as the main case study.We are now working very hard to expand our vision, on getting all your stories told, internationally. Over the coming months we will be working on many international projects and we will keep you up to date.Best wishes,The Guide ID Team
The year of the new audio tour
Newsletter February 2016
The term 'audio tour' is often associated with wrong and old fashion thoughts. People often think of large audio bats, audio that goes on forever, difficult to operate devices and a general service that costs lots of time and money. The thing is that this is no longer the case and defiantly not with the Podcatcher. We continue to develop the system with the philosophy of always using a simple and easy to use device for the visitors and museum, but always create an outstanding experience and tour by cleverly using interactive technology. You can read more about this in our 'Spotlight Projects' piece or experience it during one of our Walk-ins.Please do join us during one of our walk-ins or contact us if you have any questions!The Guide ID Team
Create something special, but keep it simple
Newsletter October 2015
Guide ID has been busy the past 6 months! A great number of new international customers have been welcomed to the platform including Guildhall, The Pendon Museum and The National Maritime Museum Greenwich in the UK and in Belgium, the Gallo-Roman Museum. In Germany we have welcomed the Focke Museum.
For the beer-lovers De Koninck Experience has just opened in Antwerp. In a variety of rooms with a mixture of themes visitors are informed about Antwerp as a beer city, Belgian beers and the complete brewing process. Many interactive tools and audio visual special effects create a 360° total experience. You can read more about this project further on in the newsletter.I am extremely thankful to our clients for the confidence they have in Guide ID and hope that we can continue to have such a good relationship with them. We hope to meet and speak to you soon during the MA conference and exhibition on the 4th and 5th November in Birmingham or during one of the many walk-ins we have planned in London.Frits Polman
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The master of fine arts (M.F.A.) degree program in studio arts emphasizes experimentation in the creation of innovative modes of artistic production.
Whether choosing to work within our nationally recognized disciplines/intensives (ceramics, drawing, jewelry and metalsmithing, painting, print media and graphic art, and sculpture) or across genres, artists can develop a course of study particular to their own self-initiated creative research.
With complete access to the faculty and studios throughout the School of Art, the M.F.A. in studio arts provides students numerous options of study, including seminars that focus on artistic practice, professional practice, and thesis development; critiques that emphasize cross-disciplinary dialogue; and a unique semester residency focused on career development. Focused on artistic practice while developing essential professional skills and abilities, the M.F.A. in studio arts prepares students to succeed in the field of contemporary art.
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The Great Big Idaho Potato Truck stops in Henrico
The Great Big Idaho Potato Truck is on a seven-month cross-country journey to celebrate the Idaho Potato Commission's 75th Anniversary and to raise funds and awareness for Meals on Wheels and will stop in Henrico Friday, June 15. A 48-foot long flatbed trailer featuring a 28-foot long, 12-foot wide and 11.5-foot tall Idaho potato will be at BJ's Wholesale Club, 1320 Starling Dr., from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
The Great Big Idaho Potato Truck took an entire year to design and build. Weighing in at six tons (the equivalent of 32,346 medium Idaho potatoes), the truck officially set off on its journey following a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Idaho Governor C. L. "Butch" Otter in front of the Idaho Capitol Building. The truck is traversing the country to help raise funds and awareness for Meals On Wheels Association of America (MOWAA), the oldest and largest national organization dedicated to helping end senior hunger.
After the tour, the truck will be back in Idaho to celebrate the 2012 harvest at Shelley Spud Days, as well as participate in other events around the state.
For more information about the truck, the IPC's partnership with MOWAA, visit http://www.bigidahopotato.com. The site is updated regularly with tales and photos from the road.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
Dance the night away at Henrico's "Legendary Dance Night" – tomorrow at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center! The University of Richmond's Modlin Center for the Arts is also offering some legendary music – check out Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles tonight and the Shanghai Quartet with Wu Man on Sunday – and Suzie and the G-Tones will perform at the Bryan Park Bar and Grill in Lakeside. If you're searching for a family-friendly option, the film "Annie" will be at the Henrico Theatre for two showings tomorrow. Tickets are only $1! For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Henrico Police receive donated canine ballistic vest
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield becomes title sponsor of Innsbrook 5k event
VHBG hosts first pinewood derby
VanValkenburg to seek 72nd District seat
Legislators designate Suicide Prevention Week
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LEIPSIC, OHIO (Nov. 19, 1:20 p.m. ET) — Blow molder Patrick Products Inc. plans to add 100,000 square feet to its facility, along with new equipment and jobs, according to Chief Financial Officer Roger Selhorst. The company makes high density polyethylene bottles ranging 8 ounces to 1 gallon in size. Its containers are used for janitorial supplies, household, chemical, food and automotive products.
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An American Tragedy is the story of Clyde Griffiths, who spends his life in the desperate pursuit of success. On a deeper, more profound level, it is the masterful portrayal of the society whose values both shape Clyde's ambitions and seal his fate; it is an unsurpassed depiction of the harsh realities of American life and of the dark side of the American dream. Extraordinary in scope and power, vivid in its sense of wholesale human waste, unceasing in its rich compassion, An American Tragedy stands as Theodore Dreiser's supreme achievement.
First published in 1925 and based on an actual criminal case, An American Tragedy was the inspiration for the 1951 film A Place in the Sun, which won six Academy Awards and starred Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift.
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"a period piece, still resonant"
Though most of the factory girls who make our clothes are now overseas, Dreiser's themes of social inequality, evangelical Christianity, the death penalty, and access to birth control and abortion are disquietingly familiar today. Dreiser (who partied with anarchist Emma Goldman) is sensitive and unsparing in his exploration of these issues. Protagonist Clyde Griffiths would probably make the list of "fifty boyfriends worse than yours," but narrator Dan John Miller gives him the necessary charm to make his story credible. The book drags a bit near the end, but is memorable overall.
I focus on fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, science, history, politics and read a lot. I try to review everything I read.
"Funny in Perspective"
I found this book funny on almost every page. Not ha-ha funny, but a mild warm sardonic funny. This is not a classic tragedy of fate directing the characters to untimely deaths, instead, through an unbiased narrator, we see nature simply take its course without morality or judgment or even meaning, towards untimely death. The narrator seems not to be God, but some neutral naturalistic viewer of all the characters and situations, and from this perspective everything, including death, may seem funny.
If you don't see the very subtle humor in this novel early on, it will likely seem tediously long and slow, as the novel follows the main character's developing motivations, beliefs, and actions as they slowly and inevitability, unfold. This powerful inevitability reminds me of Russia writers, as such inevitability is rare in American novels. As I saw the silliness of the character's choices (which will certainly lead to unpleasant consequences) I felt compassion, yet I had to chuckle.
The characters are very well developed, even the very minor characters, yet I related more with the narrator than any of the characters, and the story was, of course, predictable. I was moved by this writing and think I will be affected by the undercurrents of this novel for quite some time to come.
The narration was flawless, using subtle tones of voice to reflect the subtle inconsistencies and indecision within the characters.
"One of my all-time favorites"
I would listen to this book again. I really enjoyed the story. I particularly appreciate the fact that Dreiser had the courage to have an anti-hero play the main character in the story. The plot completely surprised me.
I enjoy listening to stories that completly catch me off guard, especially when they are realistic. This book in particular achieved this.
Miller is a good narrator. His reading fit the story.
I listen to books at work on a daily basis - I would look forward to listening to this book so I could find out what would happen next. There were many lines in the book that made me laugh out loud.
An american Tragedy and Sister Carrie (also by Dreiser) are excellent books. I will listen to other books by Theodore Dreiser
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Great story, perfectly delivered. Add to your top 100 list of all-time great pieces of literature.
I highly recommend this book.
Chris Reich
This book had me glued to my seat on the subway. I knew what was going to happen, but the transformation of the main character from an easygoing victim of circumstance to a reluctant murderer was fascinating.
My favorite character was Roberta Alden whom I felt sorry for and who epitomized for me the tragedy of this book. Clyde Griffiths was too flawed a character for me to consider tragic.
The narrator did a great job with Clyde and Roberta, but also was outstanding with the district attourney and Roberta's father. His voice is able to pinpoint the role of the character. I haven't even finished this book, but so far every character is portrayed with authenticity.
It is too big for one sitting, but whenever I had spare time, my mp3 player was on to this book.
By all means, buy the book from audible. Dreiser may have some shortcomings with his prose. He is not as elegant as Trollope, but the narrator brings it right to the emotions. My best books in audible are those that get me emotionally stirred whether joyfully or sadly. This is one of those books.
I'm open to any book as long as it is true to itself.
"Worth every minute"
This book is exceptionally long. I was daunted by the length, but found it utterly compelling. I cannot recommend this book highly enough. The minutiae of the writing reveals much about the historical period. This is very different from the movie adaptation "A Place in the Sun" which softens the story. The author does not tell you how to feel about the characters and the events, leaving you to make up your own mind. This is emotionally moving and an excellent story. Narration is also excellent.
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"Insightful story, not much of a classic"
The book provides a lot of insight on why it's so important to have a good influence in one's life. The main character essentially ends up a jerk because he just doesn't know any better.
But the book reads like a series of examples from a grammar textbook. Even for highly emotional passages, he uses constructions such as (to paraphrase): "the girl to which he, in a previous such case, had denied killing, and about which he felt most terrible, was also such a girl that..." Ugh.
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"Dubious x infinity"
I don't often write reviews but I had to mention this. The story was good, and well told. Definitely worth a listen. However, the sheer number of times that the word "dubious" was used was enough to make me crazy. "He looked dubiously" "He seemed rather dubious". "With a dubious expression, he..." The first few times I didn't notice but then it was like a dam holding back Lake Dubious was broken and washed over the rest of the story. Not obliterating the story altogether but definitely making it less distinct and worthwhile. Like a flooded playground. Anyway, like I said it was a very interesting story but I wish a thesaurus had been close at hand at the time of the writing.
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"Unique and compelling storyline"
This book ranks in the top ten of the many books I've read.
The book is a story surrounding the main character. He takes us through the realm of a life unable to be imagined, and suddenly all too vividly real! Therefore he is my favorite , though he is not always likeable.
Audible readings improve all books for me. The book is read with emphasis and expression as the author intended, not as I "blindly" stumble through!
Yes, This book has strongly affected me because it forced me to see how behaviors which are considered to be unpleasant, but not necessarily awful, can lead to evil actions which an individual would not have believed himself capable of.
The book is from times gone by, but that does not distract from the story. We are given a look at how similar criminals are to everyone else. We are given a first hand view of the consequences of the actions of one person 's split second crossover in behavior which causes him to become a "criminal" .
I am an Australian woman who enjoys reading many different styles of books, from history to sci fi and mystery to poetry.
"Drags on interminably"
Lovers of DH Lawrence may enjoy this book. I however, found it to be just insufferable. I am not sure if it is the narrator but I think it is the story. For instance a woman tries to get our hero to buy her a fur coat with the promise of "favours". This takes approximately an hour to reach it's conclusion. A description of a factory in which our hero will work takes approximately half an hour to describe. If this added to the story, giving the reader/listener a sense of time or place I could forgive it. But it doesn't. This book is so boring it "could put fish to sleep".
"Marathon Masterpiece"
The narration is incredible, he really is skilled when it comes to switching voices subtly and swiftly. Certain female voices (e.g. Roberta's) are rather annoying though, in my humble opinion.
The author's phrasing is very interesting. Paying close attention to every word is a joy.
"monumental crime and punishment"
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October 20-26 is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, during which the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) highlights the dangers of lead and the steps you can take to protect yourself and your family. While lead exposure has serious health implications, it is entirely preventable.
- The federal government banned the use of lead-containing paint, one of the most common causes of lead poisoning, in 1978. However, millions of older homes and buildings may still pose a serious health risk. Therefore, Massachusetts enacted its own Lead Law which requires that homes built before 1978 be inspected for lead paint if a child under the age of six lives there. If hazards are found, the home must be deleaded. The state's Lead Law also holds building owners and landlords responsible for proper lead hazard management and liable for lead poisoning if it occurs in a child that lives in their property.
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This year, prevention week focuses on "Lead-Free Kids for a Healthy Future." The goal of this effort is to educate parents and emphasize the importance of reducing a child's exposure to lead. The Massachusetts Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program provides information and resources to promote the prevention and treatment of lead poisoning in children. There are several important things to remember to keep children safe:
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- Nutrition is a temporary way to protect children. A diet high in calcium and iron, and low in fat can help prevent lead poisoning.
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- Know the lead inspection history of your property or one that you may move into.
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text: Book chapters (Art and design) http://hdl.handle.net/10059/100 2017-02-28T01:08:00Z What poetry does best: the Harrisons' poetics of being and acting in the world. http://hdl.handle.net/10059/2128 What poetry does best: the Harrisons' poetics of being and acting in the world. Douglas, Anne; Fremantle, Chris "Simply paying attention guarantees the transformation from a nature supposedly asleep to the work that displays nature's strange vitality. Art is what attention makes with nature." This observation by Michel De Certeau, noted French philosopher of the everyday, writing the introduction to Helen Mayer Harrison and Newton Harrison's (hereafter the Harrisons) seminal work the Lagoon Cycle (1974-1984), gets to the heart of the Harrisons' project to understand and work with the agency of all things, and to recognize that attention is central to being and acting in the world. A question arises about how our attention, as listeners, readers, and viewers, is drawn into a work of art, or more specifically, how the Harrisons draw our attention through their poetics. One of the salient features of the Harrisons' work is attention to what is actually present, in the sense of suspending disbelief. The particular form of attention that the Harrisons exercise aligns with the forms of attention found in improvisation - being in the moment of an experience and using the materials at hand. They see improvisation within the rich potential of inconsistency and contradiction in human relations with environments. This acts as a stimulus to the improvising of new futures. 2016-10-25T00:00:00Z "Context is half the work": developing doctoral research through arts practice in culture. http://hdl.handle.net/10059/2060 "Context is half the work": developing doctoral research through arts practice in culture. Douglas, Anne In 2001-4, a small research team of post doctoral and doctoral artist researchers, working with five cultural partners drew together two apparently incommensurable issues: remote rural culture and contemporary art. The thrust of their questions was speculative: What might the role of the contemporary artist be in remote rural contexts? At the time, the turn of the millennium, the dominant context of contemporary visual art was urban and metropolitan. Any ambition to develop art in alternative contexts needed to be negotiated against this dominance - its assumptions and aesthetics. 'Context is half the work' was developed by the artist Barbara Steveni as a central axiom underpinning the work of Artist Placement Group (APG) (1966-1989) and O+I (Organisation and Imagination 1989-present) (APG/Tate 2015). It expresses aptly the opening up of art practice to context that our research question had provoked. 2015-11-19T00:00:00Z Venturing out on the thread of a tune: the artist as improvisor in public life. http://hdl.handle.net/10059/2058 Venturing out on the thread of a tune: the artist as improvisor in public life. Douglas, Anne In discussing the work of Wassily Kandinsky of some hundred years ago, Will Grohmann, an art historian, focuses on Kandinsky's effort to develop a new grammar for the visual arts. Kandinsky, Grohmann argues, undertakes a profound rethinking of visual perception from the perspective of the artist. Working alongside Paul Klee and others in the context of the Bauhaus at Weimar, Kandinsky repositioned art and craft in relation both to industrialisation and the emergence of anthroposophy, at a point of momentous social, cultural and political change. It is 'theory' Grohmann argues that guides the artists and their followers to navigate through the new terrain aesthetically, practically, spiritually and intellectually. Acting as leaders, they opened up a new kind of potential in the way the visual arts were thought and practised. Improvisation as experimentation in everyday life and beyond. http://hdl.handle.net/10059/2057 Improvisation as experimentation in everyday life and beyond. Douglas, Anne; Coessens, Kathleen In this chapter we analyse two interrelated projects across the fields of visual art and music, philosophy and anthropology. Calendar Variations (2010–11) is a visual activity initiated by Anne Douglas, visual artist and researcher. A Day in My Life (2011–12) mirrors this activity in music and is developed by Kathleen Coessens, pianist and philosopher. The two projects are research driven and frame questions about the relationship of improvisation to experiential knowledge. First, what might experimentation be in the context of experience of life and experience of art? Does improvisation as a concept and a practice offer new potential to inform experimentation in a distinctive way? We will use Dewey as a starting point for a phenomenological approach to experience as a form of ongoing experimentation and adjustment, a process of learning endemic to life itself. We will map this articulation onto Hallam and Ingold's four characteristics of improvisation. These closely resonate with Dewey while nuancing/inflecting the resulting learning as an experience between people, formed socially and culturally. Moving deeper into experience, experiment, and improvisation as three key interrelated concepts, we look briefly at Bergson, who offers a way of imagining experience as time dependent: life is constantly in a process of formation that is unstoppable even in reflection. This implies a conflation of intuition and intellect into one single activity, leaving the artist-as-researcher in a paradoxical situation. How is knowledge created if we cannot look back on experience by stepping outside what is ongoing? Arnheim helps us to unravel this paradox: intellect and intuition are distinctive but interrelated modes of being. We limit ourselves in life, Arnheim argues, to what is useful and necessary to know, working within this contingent. Art enriches possible ways of imagining. These challenge and extend experience. We lay out this theoretical ground as the basis from which to analyse the two artistic projects. By interpolating between the theoretical and artistic experiences, we enlarge not only our perspectives on but also our actions in the world.


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Architecture BA Honours
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|Qualification type
|A Levels
|AAB (Art, Design or Design and Technology is preferred as one of the choices, together with subjects from other fields) plus at least five GCSEs with grades A*-C (including English, Mathematics and a double award in science, or two separate sciences).
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|32 points or more, including Visual Arts to a higher level.
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Pass with 45 credits at level 3 with a minimum of 42 Level 3 credits at Merit or Distinction plus Maths and English GCSEs at at least grade C
The course is designed for creative and self-motivated students, and to gain a place you will need to demonstrate your interest in architecture. You should prepare a portfolio of your own work which illustrates your skills, talents and interests through a variety of media and forms; it may include sketches, drawings, collages, modelling, 3D work and painting. We want to see evidence of your creative process as well as the final outcome, so please include developmental work as well as final pieces. You may be asked to attend an interview and present your portfolio or to submit the work online with interview by Skype.
Architecture is a fascinating subject involving wide-ranging academic, practical and vocational activities. It requires creativity and imagination as well as technical knowledge and skills, and involves the study of the arts, history and technology. Architecture is normally studied with a view to becoming a professional architect, but it is also an excellent vehicle for further academic study at postgraduate level, and other forms of career development.
The usual pattern of academic and professional development involves full-time study at undergraduate level for three years (Part 1), followed by a year of practical training. Two further years of full-time postgraduate study (Part 2) are then undertaken, followed by another year of practical training and a period of part-time study, culminating in a final examination (Part 3) to qualify for registration as an architect with the Architects Registration Board (ARB).
Course structure and content
Studio-based design activities constitute half of the course, the remaining half being devoted to history and theory, technology, and professional and management studies. Our diverse and stimulating teaching and learning methods include studio-based tutorials, seminars and 'crits' in addition to lectures, workshop sessions and visits to prominent buildings, exhibitions, galleries, museums and construction sites. There are optional field trips in Years 2 and 3, and a period of work experience in Year 3.
The course is prescribed by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) as meeting Part 1. Studio-based teaching centres on the development of design proposals in response to project briefs. These integrate structural, constructional and environmental criteria, and historical, theoretical and social considerations; sustainability is a key element throughout the course. Skills attainment is an important facet, with an emphasis on representation (through hand and CAD drawing), communication, personal and professional skills.
Design is taught in small groups and in Years 2 and 3 you have the opportunity to select from the range of studio choices on offer. Your work from the design studio forms the basis of your design portfolio that will be a testament of your achievement when applying for employment and postgraduate study.
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The following subjects are indicative of what you will study on this course. For more details on course structure and modules, and how you will be taught and assessed, see the full course document.
Year 1 (Credit Level 4)
Subjects of study include:
- A History of Architecture
- Design, Materials and Fabrication
- Introduction to Design and Skills
- Introduction to Technical Studies
Year 2 (Credit Level 5)
Subjects of study include:
- Architectural History and Urbanism
- Design and Detail
- Design and the Environment
- Site Diary
Year 3 (Credit Level 6)
Subjects of study include:
- Design and Technical Exploration
- Illustrated Research Essay
- Major Design Project
- Preparing for Practice
Course team
The teaching team includes:
- Julian Williams, Course Leader
- Elantha Evans, Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- William Mclean, Principal Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Sarah Milne, Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Natalie Newey, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Peter Silver, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Douglas Spencer, Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Ben Stringer, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Jane Tankard, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
- Dr Victoria Watson, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Architecture
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Year Out Short Course (initial period of Practical Training Experience)
If you intend to seek registration as an architect you will need to undertake your first year of Practical Training Experience in an architect's office (or related discipline). The Department offers a short course during this time in which staff act as Practical Training Advisers.
A number of attendant lectures, office visits, seminars and discussion groups are also provided. The entry requirement is completion of a degree in architecture with Part 1 exemption. Find out more about our Architecture Year Out short course.
Our dedicated Career Development Centre is actively working with an ever-expanding network of over 3,000 employers to provide you with exceptional employability support and guidance. As a result we were nominated as finalists for a significant industry award – the NUE Awards Most Improved Commitment to Employability 2016.
We provide our students with work placements and international opportunities to support them in becoming highly employable, globally engaged graduates, and with one million businesses operating within 20 miles of the University of Westminster, over 84% of our students are in work or further study six months after graduation. Our graduates work in a variety of sectors and organisations, from small/medium-sized companies and start-ups to large not-for-profit organisations and corporates.
During your time at Westminster you will be able to use our comprehensive online vacancy service and meet with our experienced careers consultants, providing you with thorough training and support on CV writing, application forms, interview preparation and assessment centres.
In addition to this, you will receive careers support from academic staff and faculty work placement teams, offering targeted course-specific careers advice and assistance in securing a work placement during your time at Westminster. You can find out more about course-specific career opportunities by visiting the Prospects website.
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Our Career Development Centre can help and support you throughout your study and after graduation.
We can help you to:
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You can also browse the career options available to you after you graduate on the Career Development Centre's Finding work in your subject area pages and on the Prospects website.
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If you study at the University of Westminster, everything that London has to offer is on your doorstep.
Our central London campuses are ideally located for the city's fantastic learning institutions including libraries, archives and museums, as well as opportunities for shopping, eating out, enjoying London's nightlife or just simply relaxing.
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In recent years the University of Westminster's scholarship scheme has been the largest university scholarships scheme in the UK, and our Scholarships Department won the Times Higher Education inaugural Award for Outstanding Support for Overseas Students.
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All students on courses of a year or more and who are registered for more than three modules will be allocated a personal tutor.
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Polylang is a University-wide programme through which you can study a language as a free choice module.
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While most students overcome any problems with help from friends, family or a personal tutor, the University's free counselling and advice services are there if you need them.
International Westminster
With one of the UK's largest international student populations, the University of Westminster has plenty of experience in giving you the help and support you need to make the most of your time with us.
Study Abroad and Summer School programmes
Westminster's Study Abroad programme has been running for more than 15 years, and is one of the largest in the UK – each year we welcome hundreds of visiting students from universities all over the world.
If you are already studying outside the UK, the programme offers you the opportunity to study with us for one or two semesters, or for a period in the summer.
Sport and recreation
The University has extensive sport and recreation facilities, with a sports hall and gym at Harrow, a state-of-the-art gym at Regent Campus, and the University sports ground by the River Thames at Chiswick.
Students' Union
University of Westminster Students' Union (UWSU) aims to make sure you have the best university experience possible by providing a range of activities and support, from sports clubs to society groups, educational advice and social events.
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Architecture and Interiors - why Westminster?
Find out about student successes, career possibilities, our teaching excellence and more…
Architecture and the Built Environment
We are one of the country's leading centres for the study of Architecture and the Built Environment, covering the core subject areas that address the future shape of our cities.
Find out more in our welcome from the Dean of the faculty
Fabrication Laboratory Westminster
The fabrication laboratory allows students to explore the exciting field of digital fabrication, including ABS and plaster 3D printing, CNC knife cutting, large-scale CNC routing, CNC metal milling and robot fabrication.
Portfolio and Interview Guidance video
Watch our video for advice about producing a portfolio for our Architecture BA Honours and Interior Architecture BA Honours courses. It also includes interview tips.
Summer School
The Architecture and Interiors Summer School is a three-day course giving you a taste of what it is like to be an architectural student.


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Bruins forward and known motormouth Brad Marchand is probably used to giving players headaches on the ice with his yapping. On Wednesday, both he and the Bruins avoided a pretty sizable headache.
The sides finally agreed to a two-year deal worth a reported $5 million, meaning that Marchand will be under contract until the end of the 2012-13 season, at which point he will once again become a restricted free agent. The deal also means that when the defending Stanley Cup champions open training camp on Friday, they will do so with all their star players signed up and present.
The negotiations certainly took long enough, and they certainly grabbed enough attention in the summer that followed the team's triumph over the Canucks in June, but at the end of the day, both sides were happy without having to worry about anyone being absent from camp.
"I didn't think that it would get to that stage," general manager Peter Chiarelli said after the team announced the deal. "Brad's always told me that he wants to be here, and be part of the Bruins, and I know the work that Don Sweeney put in and Brad's representative, they put in some good time. I had a feeling it would get done. It's nice to finish this business before camp, because you fall behind in camp and it's hard to catch up. I didn't think it would get to that stage and it didn't."
One line that Marchand repeated throughout the summer and even last week was that the reason his negotiations were taking so long was because things were hectic following the Cup win, and that it was a very busy summer. In reality, the prolonged negotiations were likely a result of the fact that Marchand increased his stock last year, and that it was tough for both sides to agree on just how much he increased it. James van Riemsdyk's big deal with the Flyers couldn't have helped matters either, but in the end, Marchand ended up getting right around what one would have figured before his 11 goals in the playoffs: between $2.5 and $3 million annually over two or three years, and it ended up reportedly being $2.5 million annually over the next two years.
That the Bruins didn't have to go above and beyond with a higher-priced and longer-term deal means they can have one of their best young players at a relatively modest price tag as he tries to prove that his 21 goal total in the regular season was no aberration.
Van Riemsdyk was given a six-year, $25.5 million extension by the Flyers this offseason. That's a big commitment for a player whose regular-season numbers were just short of Marchand's (both players had 21 goals, with Marchand's 20 assists one more than JVR's 19), but if van Riemsdyk can consistently play against every team the way he does against the Bruins, he will be a steal at a $4.25 million cap hit in the prime years of his career. Both Chiarelli and Marchand admitted there was some discussion about a potentially longer deal, but the Bruins made the right move by getting Marchand to sign for a shorter term.
"It's a great fit for both of us. I'm happy with the term," Marchand said. "We talked about a little longer [deal] and I think that was just more about a little more security, but I think this was just a perfect fit for both parties."
Not that the players are similar in any way (though they're both good on the penalty kill), but keep in mind that Blake Wheeler scored 21 goals in his rookie year. The Bruins never gave him a big deal, and went to arbitration with him following his second season, an 18-goal campaign. There's no hiding the fact that when the Bruins are sure that a veteran is key to their operation, they'll take care of them financially (both Patrice Bergeron and Zdeno Chara got big deals before the first game of their contract years last season), but there's risk involved in overpaying younger players, something they were able to avoid with Marchand, though it took all summer.
That's where things may have gotten tricky in the negotiations. Marchand had a year in which he proved himself as a top-six forward and a sparkplug, but it was only one year and it couldn't be settled with arbitration, as he didn't qualify.
"These deals that come off of entry-level deals, they're hard deals to negotiate for both sides," Chiarelli said. "… There are sticking points along the negotiation. You've seen some from other players that have waited this long. It's an area in the CBA where it's a tough negotiating time for a player with that status, and Brad had that status. He had a terrific year and a terrific playoffs. It's not a reflection on the Bruins, on us or on Brad. It's just where he was in his career with regard to the CBA. You see it happening right across the league."
Marchand was every bit worth the $821,667 for which he played last season, but it seems the Bruins could once again have him in their lineup at a bargain. Don't expect his goal total to increase astronomically, but if the B's can get the same Marchand they saw last year for the next two years, they'll have gotten a steal.
Pete, Thornton and Price give their final thoughts and predictions for the Super Bowl.
Gabe calls the boys to handicap one of the biggest gambling days of the year - Super Bowl 51! Gabe has all the point spread info down and gets to all of the major prop bets that interest him.
Fauria is still down in Houston and calls live from NRG Stadium to give his take on what will go down later on in Super Bowl 51. He likes the Pats and gives his reasons why, but also gets into the scene in Houston all week, famous people he met and why he is tired out from a wild week.
The NBA trade rumor mill is beginning to swirl as the deadline approaches and Picard is ready to go! He talks about the possibility of Jimmy Butler coming to Boston, why Isaiah Thomas is not getting enough respect and the future of the Celtics.
Adrian Wojnarowski has been talking about the possibility of the Celtics making a trade with the Bulls to bring Jimmy Butler to Boston. He actually thinks it may be the the marquee deal to keep an eye on this week heading into the trade deadline. Pete and Jerry discuss and give their thoughts on if they would want Butler. Pete thinks it will happen, Jerry thinks Ainge will stay put. The guys get into more Celtics, present and future and if they can battle with the best of the NBA.
Anna Horford, sister of Boston Celtics Al Horford, makes her Boston radio debut. She talks about Twitter and reacting to mean tweets about her brother. She also gives us her thoughts on the city of Boston and racism.
Bradford checks in from spring training to give us all the media dirt he can dig up...oh, and talk some baseball too.
Rob Bradford is joined by Lou Merloni to talk life in spring training, his toiletries, sleeping arrangements, and facing off with Red Sox personnel that he might have been critical of. Rob and Lou also get into the dynamic of electronic and print media when it comes to ripping the Red Sox.
Pete, Bradford, and Tomase are talking all about the Boston Red Sox, who opened spring training on Monday with pitchers and catchers reporting. They talk about what the Red Sox approach at the plate will be to replace the loss of David Ortiz bat, the impact of some players participating in the WBC, and of course the pitching rotation.
Guys talk the Bruins season so far and the All-Star Break
Guys discuss if or when the Bruins will fire Coach Julian
Ken, Rear and Ty get into a very solid week for the B's beating St Louis and the Flyers and losing a hard-fought game against the Predators. Is this team turning things around? Krug and Marchand are kicking things up a notch. The guys also talk about Claude and Sweeney's job security before getting into some big hits around the league this week.
Hour 4. Red Sox broadcaster Dave O'Brien joins the show.
Hour 3. The guys take more calls on transgender bathrooms. Evan Drellich joins the show...again.
Dino reunites with the guys at spring training.
Max Kellerman rips Pats fans. Skip Bayless says Bill Belichick is "good, not great." And Dan Le Batard feels the heat from Keyshawn Johnson regarding his criticisms of Magic Johnson.
It took a few hours, but Glenn finally starts to agree with Lou and Mut about Danny Ainge.
Obviously the Celtics aren't expected to overtake the Cavs in the East, but the guys wonder if the team is trying to get a little bit better each year, or hold onto their assets until LeBron is over the hill.
Dale, Michael and Rich Keefe discuss the C's lack of moves at the NBA trade deadline and try and figure out why, and what is the next best opportunity for the Celts to make a move?
Dale, Michael and Keefe discuss the comments made by Dave Dombrowski on K&C this morning concerning John Farrell and his in-game management.
We close out the show with the best sound bites of the day.
Kirk and Glenn continue their conversation from last week. In this episode Kirk and Glenn scream at each other about the infamous "station incident", what the news of the merger means to WEEI and the Sports Hub, and Kirk tries to get Glenn to answer what the perfect "Big Show" would be. You will not find a better look behind the scenes of radio.
Kirk sits down with the legend Glenn Ordway to talk about when Glenn got fired here at WEEI, his start with the station, the controversial decisions he made when he was the Program Director, and he relationship with Eddie Andelman.
Kirk chats with David Duchovny about his current music tour, which takes him to the Wilbur on February 22nd, how David got his start in television, from his first stint on Red Shoe Diaries, becoming a superstar on the X-Files, and his hilarious appearances on the Larry Sanders Show. This is a fascinating discussion about show business and controlling your own career.
Ken Laird and Chris Curtis recap Wednesday and Thursday's K&C shows on location in Ft. Myers
Kirk and Glenn continue their conversation from last week. In this episode Kirk and Glenn scream at each other about the infamous "station incident", what the news of the merger means to WEEI and the Sports Hub, and Kirk tries to get Glenn to answer what the perfect "Big Show" would be.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey talk best and worst movie/TV presidents. Plus the always important "This Week in #DORK" and the Pick of the Podcast.
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Kirk and Glenn continue their conversation from last week. In this episode Kirk and Glenn scream at each other about the infamous "station incident", what the news of the merger means to WEEI and the Sports Hub, and Kirk tries to get Glenn to answer what the perfect "Big Show" would be. You will not find a better look behind the scenes of radio.More from this show
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