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For four months an undergraduate of the Institute of Information Technology and Computer Science Sergey Kashubin has been trained at the Zurich office of Google (Switzerland)
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Google Office (Zurich) – is the largest of all Google offices in Europe and Central Asia.
"Switzerland is different because of extremely high prices (Zurich is in the top 5 most expensive cities to live in the world), but it also has a high level of service and salary. Before the trip, I had heard from many people that the Swiss - people are reserved, cold and unwelcoming, but during all 4 months of my staying there I met only nice and friendly people. One of the most pleasant ones was the owner of a room which I rented – he is a folk musician and a member of music group "DeadBrothers"- says Sergey.
Most of all, Switzerland is striking with its transportation system - instead of the subway here operates a dense network of ground trains for local and long-distance destination. They run every few minutes, always arrive on time and let get to the Google office for half an hour, even from remote areas of the Zurich canton (so in Switzerland call an area which is similar to our region).
Google wins the title of 'Best Employer' several years in a row. Working at Google – is a Dream for programmers. Zurich office stands out for its innovativeness.
«Google Office (Zurich) has two buildings - a four-and seven-story, and provides all necessary opportunities for comfortable work and rest. It has two athletic gyms, a gym, a music room, where at any time are available for play a piano, synthesizer, electric guitar, drum set, etc., games room (with a basketball machine!), video games room (with Nitendo, Playstation, Xbox), a room for meditation, recreation room, where it is prohibited to talk, massage chairs, a library where you can find not only books, but also a giant collection of board games and those who want to play them gather every Tuesday and Friday, a laundry room (with washing machines and dryers, two showers, many micro kitchens with a lot of different drinks and dishes and most importantly - three-dining restaurants with a free and very delicious food! One of them specializes in Oriental cuisine, the other - in Italian, and the third provides everything without limits. I had the opportunity to try national meals - roshti, raclette, Swiss sausages and alpine pasta, enjoy a week of vegetarian dishes from the chef's oldest vegetarian restaurant in the world, enjoy fried octopus and many other exotics! "- recalls Sergei.
During the work Sergey Kashubin learned how operate a variety of projects in Google, how is organized a workflow. Perhaps the most surprising thing was how hard people work and how selflessly they are trying to help.
Still, the guy says:
"But do not think that everything is perfect - like in all large code bases, there are unpleasant, not clear and ineffective pieces of code. The difference is that anyone can fix the code that does not suit you, and I had to do this several times as well. I had an excellent qualification's training and gained invaluable experience working as a team ".
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I told her you bite me again and I'll beat the life out of you. Sure enough she come after me when I got too near her bowl. I did just like I warned, beat her so bad she couldn't hardly move for a week. We thought sure she would pass but look at her—she'll probably outlive every last one of us……"
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I want to kick the ass of the scariest hick in a certain redneck town. The purpose of naming the things in this story (like a town, or villain) in such a way is simply to allow myself a bit of venting. It doesn't help as much as actually kicking the crap out of the thug (whoops) who beat my uncle so severely that he bled out two days later and died, the pain so bad that he whispered, or rather gurgled to the doctor not to resuscitate. If we get into it the way I want to I am as likely to emerge the victor as my uncle was to live 48 hours post-attack. It helps the way that cartoons help.
In cartoons villains are acutely evil. Odiousness is demonstrated in the oversized everything, in the vivid and obscene color schemes. Cruelty is certain and random and unexplainable. Impossible feats are routinely possible. Let me say that there are odd bits and pieces to this tale, like a bottle of Peppermint Schnapps- which sounds, looks, and probably tastes innocent enough though when examined under my less than mercurial gaze devolves into a slender blade joined to a hacksaw. In the cartoon of my uncle's death the bottle of Peppermint Schnapps is the instrument which clobbers him. In my imagined retributive meeting with the villain, I end things by tricking him into a short fall into the bottle of Peppermint Schnapps—the goo so thick and viscous that escape is impossible, just as impossible as it was for my uncle to get out from under this brute who was beating him.
I am interrupted by a call from the only friend I have still living in Oregon. Monte lives in eastern Oregon, so close to the Idaho border that it almost does not count. He's a saddlemaker in a ghost town overrun with mountain lions. I visited him the month before my uncle died. We met up in the above mentioned town at the bus station. We borrowed an old Monte Carlo from his aunt who was about eighty years old and had just been let out of prison for her part in a cattle scam in the nineties. During our visit, and before Monte and I went in search of my uncle, she explained the close relationship between herself and the old mutt on her porch.
We were all sitting there in full sun watching a toddler poke and roll the old girl. The dog just turned it's misery in on itself and sighed. "Well that old dog she got into some trouble with me a while back- bit me," Aunt Bev started," I told her you bite me again and I'll beat the life out of you. Sure enough she come after me when I got too near her bowl. I did just like I warned, beat her so bad she couldn't hardly move for a week. We thought sure she would pass but look at her—she'll probably outlive every last one of us, even uncle Buck." They were quick on the wine refills so I was decidedly relaxed.That was one tough bitch. I felt almost proud to be sitting next to her, drinking her jug wine.
That night we looked for J in every bar in three towns, and even drove the roads on Crooked River Ranch, where he had once had a place with a girl he loved. Later I would learn that where we turned around and gave up was where we needed to turn right and go down about a quarter of a mile to find him, probably drunk and grumbling about his sisters (my mother included), who had betrayed and abandoned him, while alternately bragging about their talents and successes. My uncle had managed to get his hands on a little piece of land just as I thought he might, and a little trailer as well.
At his funeral I pinned the picture of the two of us sitting on the hood of his 55 Chevy to a tri fold poster board. It was wrong but I kept shuffling the photos I didn't like, the more recent ones, to the bottom of the board, covering them with photos from stronger days like the fourth of July in 1977 when we decorated the spokes on our bikes with red white and blue crepe paper, and entered the parade. He was a cool kid, and I was happy just to rifle through his stack of STP stickers, and stare at the rebel flag on his wall. Truth be told I liked the smell of his dirty socks. So I think I've made it clear that my uncle had been my idol.
The last time I tried to find him was the first time that I hadn't succeeded in finding him. He was no longer known by anyone anywhere. This wasn't good and I knew it. I knew it meant that he had isolated himself, and was waiting out there on his land in that trailer, waiting to die.
The story as it was told to me goes something like this: J got a call from a guy who owed him money. The guy told my uncle that he had some money for him, and he should come into town and get it. He was dropped off to collect the payment. The two horsed around, decided to get a bottle of Peppermint Schnapps. There was talk of a coat the guy had borrowed- a coat that my uncle wanted back. The guy proceeded to beat the crap out of my uncle. During the beating my uncle managed to call his neighbor for help but was interrupted with a series of blows. By the time the neighbor arrived in front of the house my uncle was pinned below this creep. He could hear them knocking but couldn't answer. The neighbor drove around town looking for J and in that time he did manage to crawl out from under the guy and sit down in a slump in front of the Taco Bell where his neighbor did find him. They took him home but they didn't take him to the hospital for 48 hours. That was just too long and he died with his three sisters standing at his bedside. Three sisters who each in her own way loved him fiercely, and perhaps more than they now are comfortable admitting.
While I'd like to go to the house where that asshole lives (and yes of course I have the creep's address) and pummel him with my fists and drag his fat ass around his dirty shag carpet until his skin burns, the truth is I will have to take comfort in the vision I have of my uncle emerging badly beaten and bleeding internally but wearing his own fucking coat. I go with that vision because if I don't I might actually kick some redneck ass. And I'm not really like that, I write short stories, and run a toy store for god's sake.
"Aren't you?" my friend Monte asks when I tell him this. "Remember the conversation we had where we talked about the world being a dangerous place?" I didn't remember it. "You didn't like riding with a pistol in the car, remember?" Now I did. "But things can reach out and touch you at anytime," he said, "If they reach out and touch me I'll shoot them," he said. It's hard to picture Monte shooting anybody. He's gentle like my uncle was. A mountain lion? Absolutely, but a person? "I can't tell you how hard it was not to kill that guy." "I know," he said. "I know." And I knew that Monte did understand how much I wanted to be sitting beside his pistol with his car at my disposal, and the scribbled address carefully uncrumpled in my hand. "I called to wish you a Merry Christmas," he said, "and to let you know that Aunt Bev took out a mountain lion with a single shot. You kind of remind me of her actually," he said. "I wish," I said, "I fucking wish."
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Issue Thirty-Five
February 2005
Laine Perry grew up on the road with her mom, making music and telling stories. Many more of these stories from Laine can be found in the Vault of Smoke.

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Kayla Itsines. The name may not sound familiar, but the Kayla Itsines workout most likely does. She is the creator is the Bikini Body Guide, a women's fitness sensation that spans the globe.
She has created the largest fitness community for women in the world, and, looking at her Instagram account which boasts more than five million followers, it is easy to see why. The before and after photos showing the incredible transformations of women who have completed the BBG workout speak for themselves.
Kayla Itsines Workout Introduction
Women all over the world are regaining their pre-baby bodies, dropping unwanted pounds, eating healthier, and getting stronger, all thanks to the Bikini Body Guide. Kayla Itsines workout has made it easy for the modern woman, creating a week by week, step by step bikini body guide program that includes everything.
Strength training, cardio, recovery, nutrition, shopping lists, it's all included. Everything has already been taken care of, so women can focus on their results. Kayla Itsines Workout plan is for every woman or any fitness level, also including alternate meal plans for different kinds of vegetarians.
It is a truly complete and accessible option for women who are more concerned with getting in shape than devising a complex workout routine themselves. Kayla Itsines has done it all for you!
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BBG Workout Plan:
The Bikini Body Guide has two main components. The eBooks and the App. Both of them contain the same core program, which is a comprehensive workout routine laid out week by week, with each exercise fully explained and illustrated with high quality photographs.
You have the option of choosing your favorite low-intensity workouts, such as jogging or yoga or swimming, then you follow along with the higher intensity routines that Kayla has set up. Her routines target every muscle group, toning and strengthening them all. The Kayla Itstines workout is a fantastic workout for getting back in shape in the comfort of your home.
When you are working with the app, you get the added motivation of the option to take part in community challenges. The friendly competition between other fitness-minded women will encourage you to stay motivated and on track to meet your goals.
Whether you use the eBooks or the App, you will have at your fingertips a complete and detailed program to get your in shape and improve your health, where all of the preparations have been taken care of, and all you have to do is follow along. It truly is a fitness regimen that is accessible to all women, regardless of their current fitness level and healthy living know-how.
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Working out alone is not enough to reach optimal health, we all know this. In order to really drop the extra pounds and get the bikini body that you deserve, a lot of attention has to be made to what you put into your body, not just the workouts you do.
Unfortunately, it's not so easy to come up with an appetizing meal plan that stays within your caloric range and provides all the nutrition you need to nourish and strengthen your body. Luckily, the Bikini Body Guide is much more than just a workout, it's a complete fitness guide and it comes with a detailed, easy to follow, easy to personalize eating plan.
With a standard version and versions for different types of vegetarians, these menu plans do all the hard work for you, providing delicious recipes for every day of the week and even including the shopping list to take with you to the supermarket.
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Hayden Beverage sells kegs, non-alcoholic beverages and glassware to the general public in the Boise, Ketchum and Post Falls markets.
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We've made do with modest facilities for many years, and we've come to the place where it's no longer working. Right now, there's no place on campus where we can – in a comfortable way – come together with all our staff and students. Living and learning in community is what God intends for us. It's how we disciple each other and learn to be disciples ourselves. So, we need that place where we can come together to train, serve and send. That has led to an exciting plan for campus expansion.
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Jimmy Kimmel's Gratitude-Charged Opening Monologue Made Us Emotional Last Night: Here's What Happened
Watching Jimmy Kimmel struggle through his opening monologue last night was heart-wrenching: It will change the way we see him forever. He shared that his son, William John Kimmel ("Billy"), was born two weeks ago with tetralogy of Fallot, a heart disease that affects about 20,000 newborns in the United States. But Kimmel turned his terrifying ordeal into an opportunity for all of us to reflect on the gratitude we feel toward our health care providers.
Here's the long and short of it. Everything looked normal until about three hours in, a nurse noticed that Billy had a heart murmur and was bluish in color—murmurs aren't unusual for newborns, but his bluish tint indicated he may not have been getting enough oxygen. Billy quickly received an echocardiogram, essentially a sonogram of the heart, which showed that he had tetralogy of Fallot, a combination of heart defects that affect blood and oxygen circulation. Kimmel and his wife decided to proceed with open heart surgery. "It was the longest three hours of my life," Kimmel said, through tears. Billy will need another open heart surgery to close those holes in three to six months and likely another procedure in his early teens.
But this story is a happy one. "He peed on his mother today while she was changing his diaper; he's doing all the things that he's supposed to do," Kimmel said. Thank goodness. Kimmel noted that Billy got the attention he needed because he has good health care and highlighted a few recent legislative transactions that are moving the needle in the right direction.
What really stood out to us, though, was his effusive show of gratitude. Kimmel started with the nurses and health care professionals who took great care of his son and were helpful in facilitating a swift procedure and speedy recovery, but he didn't stop there. He individually thanked his friends, family, and colleagues for their show of support, making sure to name names throughout the monologue. "We had atheists praying for us," he said. Making a public example of giving thanks to those who care for us in times of distress—our healers—is so important. Thank you, Jimmy Kimmel, and we're wishing Billy a continued healthy, happy recovery!
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LAHORE: Pakistan Wednesday tried to brush aside security worries over its first major Twenty20 league but admitted a warning from the international players association not to take part may have an impact.
The head of the Federation of International Cricketers Associations (FICA) warned players not to take part in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), due to start on March 2, because of the "unmanageable" security risk.
No international cricket has been played in Pakistan since militants attacked the Sri Lankan team bus during a Test match in Lahore in 2009 and the country is still rocked by almost daily bombings and shootings.
PSL adviser Haroon Lorgat insisted the dire warnings from FICA chief executive Tim May were not an attack on the league itself and said the competition had had a positive response from players and sponsors.
"While we understand that sort of a statement from the players' association but I don't think we necessarily agree with it – the reality is different and the league will happen," said Lorgat.
Former Australia spinner May said he expected the majority of international cricketers would heed the FICA advice and shun the league, and while Lorgat was upbeat he admitted the warning would have an effect.
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The celebrity baby photo market just keeps getting crazier, and the newest estimate is that the Jolie-Pitts could fetch up to $10 million for the first photos of their new twins. (Also, twins? I'm still not sure I believe that.) People supposedly paid J. Lo and Marc $6 million for photos of their babies, while Christina reportedly got $1.5 million. The whole thing seems pretty ridiculous, but we do love seeing the final product. What do you think — are celebrity baby photo prices too outrageous these days?


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Independent funeral directors and memorial specialists.
Arthur Jary & Sons is an independent, family owned and run company. Arthur Jary started work as an apprentice carpenter with a local firm and founded his own building company in 1899. In common with many small firms at that time, he was asked to 'undertake' funerals and four years later began to specialise in that field of work.
As the company passes from generation to generation, hearses and limousines are constantly renewed and updated to maintain the reputation for quality which is now associated with the business.
Arthur's great-grandaughter Susan Thompson now runs the company, which is one of only a few in the area to have celebrated one hundred years of business in the hands of the same family. Susan's son Sean, is now a qualified Funeral Director and Arthur Jary & Sons Ltd is confidently looking forward to caring for families for the next 100 years.
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Auckland Art Gallery To Recieve Unprecedented Gift
Auckland Art Gallery To Recieve Unprecedented Gift
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki today announced a promised gift of 15 works of art to the gallery through its Foundation – including well-known paintings by Paul Cézanne, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Paul Gauguin and Piet Mondrian – the largest gift ever made to an art museum in Australasia.
The gift, from New York art collectors and philanthropists Julian and Josie Robertson, represents some of the major European artists of the modern era, dating from the late 19th to mid 20th centuries. Its art historical and cultural value places it among the most generous philanthropic acts in New Zealand history.
The gift is drawn from a private collection that largely focuses on modernist works. While frequently called on to lend to art museums, this is the first time the Robertsons have gifted work. Selected by the gallery's director, the effect of the gift will be far-reaching, transforming Auckland's ability to tell the story of modern art.
In 2006, the Auckland Art Gallery organised an exhibition of 12 works from the Julian and Josie Robertson collection, also shown at Te Papa in Wellington. Six of those works are included in the gift. The overwhelming response to that exhibition, much of it from young visitors, had a profound and lasting effect on the Robertsons.
Julian and Josie Robertson have enjoyed a long-standing relationship with this country and want New Zealanders to enjoy works of art of a kind usually only experienced in this number through travelling to the major museums of Europe and the United States. This gift enables them to give something meaningful back to a country they love.
The Robertsons said, "We have had a lifelong love affair with New Zealand. We love Auckland. And we love these pictures. That's why we were so pleased when we brought these works to New Zealand that New Zealanders seemed to enjoy them as much as we do. Frankly, bringing the pictures was probably the most appreciated thing we have ever done. We are delighted to be able to make this gift."
Mayor of Auckland City John Banks said, "The Julian and Josie Robertson collection is an extraordinarily precious gift to the people of Auckland. It would be difficult to overstate the significance of this collection to our city and to Aucklanders who have previously had to travel overseas to see art of this calibre.
Now, visitors will be travelling to Auckland to witness a collection of a size and importance of international quality. The city will honour and cherish this collection in perpetuity, displaying it for thousands of visitors each year in our magnificent refurbished Art Gallery."
Gallery director Chris Saines said, "We are thrilled to receive this truly astonishing gift. It represents many of the major artists who attended the birth of modernism, their works illustrating the history of European art at one of its most crucial turning points. In every sense of the term, this is a textbook collection – Modern Art History 101.
This gift will elevate and expand the gallery's collections and give them a depth and a set of pictorial reference points that will immediately work to make more sense of the development of modern and contemporary art in New Zealand. Auckland's European modern collection will stand against the finest in the region.
For the first time in its 121-year history, the gallery will be able to provide continuous access to a persuasive story of modern art at one of its most transformational moments, seen through the eyes of many of its major figures. The Robertson gift generously lifts our collections' horizon and we are simply delighted with this news."
The Julian and Josie Robertson gift comes at an important time for the gallery as it undertakes the development of a world-class building, due to open in April 2011. Auckland City Council is driving this ambitious $113 million heritage refurbishment and expansion, which will more than double the scale of the previous visitor experience. It has major funding partner support from central government and the Auckland Art Gallery Foundation.
Chairman of the Auckland Art Gallery Foundation, John Judge said, "The Auckland Art Gallery Foundation is honoured to be part of Julian and Josie Robertson's settlement of this fabulous gift on the gallery. Its breathtaking generosity demonstrates an immense degree of confidence in the gallery. I know it will galvanise my fellow trustees and potential donors as we move forward with our capital campaign in support of a new gallery for Auckland.
In recognition of this singular act of philanthropy, the developed Auckland Art Gallery's Level One Kitchener Street rooms will be named the Julian and Josie Robertson Galleries when the new building opens in 2011. It is the donors' hope as it is mine, that the promised gift might be on display for a short time following that opening and at intervals thereafter."
The Julian and Josie Robertson Gift
This group of 12 paintings and three works on paper represents some of the defining art movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; post-impressionism, fauvism, cubism, surrealism and abstraction. Comparatively few works of this kind and quality can be found in the major public collections in New Zealand or Australia.
Central to the collection is a work of 1875-76 by Paul Cézanne, the father of modern art, and an early (1911) 'analytic' and a late (1938) 'synthetic' cubist work by Georges Braque, one of the principal inheritors of Cézanne's revolutionary style. Cézanne sought to return a sense of 'the permanent' to painting; 'the art of the museum', beyond the fleeting world of impressionism.
Pablo Picasso, co-inventor of cubism with Braque, is represented by a surrealist-inspired study (1938) of Dora Maar, the photographer who documented his 1937 anti-war mural Guernica, together with a group portrait (1951) of a later lover François Gilot and their two children Claude and Paloma. An important Salvador Dalí (1933-34) further epitomizes the surrealist spirit.
The great colourist and draughtsman Henri Matisse is represented by three works; a decoratively elegant study of a young model in Spanish costume, painted in Nice (1921); the 24 pochoir sheet Jazz series (1947), arguably the world's most recognized artist's book; and a gouache-painted paper cut-out (ca 1949-50), seen in the 2006 Robertson collection exhibition.
Other works include an early impressionist-inspired landscape (1884) by Paul Gauguin, almost a decade before his stop-over in Auckland (with visits to its gallery and museum) en route to Tahiti; a coastal landscape (1906) painted in a riot of primary colour by André Derain, one of the Fauve group; and a Henri Fantin-Latour still-life (1875), a work of lucid and refined naturalism.
The remaining paintings include a small and rare study in gouache on paper (ca 1920) by the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian, a work in which geometric abstraction takes its purest form; an intimately scaled still-life (ca 1930) by Pierre Bonnard; and a late cubist work by Fernand Léger (1918), a 'mechanical' picture for a new machine age.
The 15 works have been astutely collected, with a close interest in how each new work builds on the last. Together, they form a compelling narrative on the shifting approaches and forms of modern art at one of the most pivotal and revolutionary moments in art history, which the critic and writer Robert Hughes characterised as 'The Shock of the New'.
Julian and Josie Robertson
Julian H Robertson Jr. and Josie Robertson have enjoyed a long and close involvement with New Zealand. Encouraged at first by Josie Robertson's art history studies, the couple began collecting over 15 years ago and gradually built up an impressive body of work that broadly spans the period 1850 to 1950.
Philanthropy has been at the heart of the Robertsons' commitment to the communities in which they have lived and worked. They have provided support for an array of charitable entities through their individual giving, as well as through the Robertson Foundation and other affiliated foundations.
Julian Robertson serves on a number of organisation and university boards. He is founder and benefactor of the Robertson Scholars Program that awards leadership scholarships for 45 University of North Carolina and Duke University students each year and is a supporter of the North Carolina Museum of Art.
He is is currently on the Board of Trustees of the Rockefeller University, the Wildlife Conservation Society, Environmental Defense, and the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine. He also remains a staunch supporter in the campaign to stop global warming and actively supports marine conservation.
Julian Robertson is on the Executive Committee of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and is a member of the National Board of Advisors of the Children's Scholarship Fund. He joined the Cancer Research Institute in 1968, became its president in 1970 and 1974, and has served as a vice-chairman since 1976.
A leading New York investor, Julian Robertson came to prominence in the business world as one of the most successful and dominant figures in the United States financial market from 1980 when he co-founded Tiger Management L.L.C., which eventually became the world's largest hedge fund.
Together with Josie Robertson and their family, Julian Robertson has in some ways pursued a 'second career' in New Zealand, developing two world-class golf resorts and lodges and pursuing a determination to increase the profile of New Zealand wine in the US market. They own the iconic TeAwa and Dry River wineries.
Their golf courses, Kauri Cliffs in Northland and Cape Kidnappers in the Hawke's Bay, are ranked consistently among the best in the world. In 2008, both played host to the inaugural Kiwi Challenge, a match between four major golfers playing for a large purse, broadcast live to an international audience.
The Kauri Cliffs and Cape Kidnappers lodges feature modern and contemporary New Zealand paintings, while the resorts themselves reflect the Robertsons interest in growing New Zealand's tourism and sporting infrastructure and bringing its outstanding natural environment and wine industry to the world's attention.
A History of Giving
The Robertson gift builds on a proud and distinguished history of private philanthropy of a kind that led directly to the establishment of the Auckland Art Gallery in 1888, and which in the present day, through the gallery's Foundation, is materially contributing to its expansion and development.
From the founding 19th century legacies of Sir George Grey and James Tannock Mackelvie, to major benefactors of the 20th century such as Moss Davis, Philip Edmiston and Colin McCahon and the McCahon family, to contemporary donors Jenny Gibbs and Alan Gibbs, and the Mackelvie, Chartwell and Thanksgiving Trusts, the gallery has long relied on generous individuals.
What is a promised gift?
An irrevocable gift with actual transfer of ownership to occur at a mutually agreed future date, determined in accordance with the terms of a Deed of Promised Gift.
The Auckland Art Gallery Foundation
The Auckland Art Gallery Foundation is an independent charitable trust established in 2005. While the Foundation stands outside the Auckland City Council, the gallery's owner and manager, all of its work is done for the benefit of the Auckland Art Gallery.
The Foundation is raising $33.4 million for the Auckland Art Gallery development project, with $16.4 million currently raised. On completion of this major capital campaign, the Foundation will build an ambitious endowment fund to grow the collection and to fund major international exhibitions.
Chairman of the Foundation, John Judge leads a group of nine trustees – all of whom are prominent Aucklanders with a vast array of business and philanthropic experience between them. They include:
John Banks, QSO, Mayor of Auckland City (ex officio)
Don Clark, Chair, Edmiston Trust
Robin Congreve, Patron of the Gallery
Jenny Gibbs, CNZ, Patron of the Gallery; Chair, Auckland Contemporary Art Trust
Rob Gardiner, ONZM, Chair, Chartwell Trust
Dayle Mace, MNZM, Chair, Patrons of the Gallery
Scott Perkins, Patron of the Gallery
Andrew Smith, Patron of the Gallery
John Wigglesworth, Chair, Mackelvie Trust


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