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Text description provided by the architects. Number of flats: 24 The apartment house finds itself in the very city centre, at close quarters of the main square of Tallinn, Vabaduse square. These were the quartes where the dashing building and city planning activities stopped in the end of 1930s because of the war and it stopped for decades, for the whole period of soviet power in Estonia. Today we can find here the small wooden houses from the turn of the 19/20th centuries side by side with the scheme of consistent street walls carried through during the first period of independence.Save this picture!At the end of the 1990s the developments in the field of the city planning have finally reached to this quarter again. The apartment house has been built instead of two small old houses pulled down and fills an empty hole between two recent apartment houses locating on both sides of the plot. The house “smartens up” a section of city landscape on the crossing of the streets, marks its position and stresses the significance of the site by craning above the street (6th and 7th floor levels), also joining together dislocated “red lines” of the crossing streets. Save this picture!The ground floor of the building is open for commercial functions, the apartments are situated on the upper floors, 27 altogether. The two uppermost glassed floors, which reach frontward above the street, are defended from the straight sunlight by metal sun blinds.Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessXi’an Horticulture Expo proposal by Serie ArchitectsArticlesNational Wildflower Centre International Competition won by Ian Simpson ArchitectsArticlesProject locationAddress:Tallinn, EstoniaLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address. Share Estonia Apartments ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/17280/apartment-house-in-tatari-street-jvr-arhitektuuriburoo Clipboard Area: 2820 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Apartment house in Tatari street / JVR ArhitektuuribürooSave this projectSaveApartment house in Tatari street / JVR Arhitektuuribüroo Projects ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/17280/apartment-house-in-tatari-street-jvr-arhitektuuriburoo Clipboard 2004 Architects: JVR Arhitektuuribüroo Area Area of this architecture project
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About Howard Lake Howard Lake is a digital fundraising entrepreneur. Publisher of UK Fundraising, the world’s first web resource for professional fundraisers, since 1994. Trainer and consultant in digital fundraising. Founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.org.uk. Researching massive growth in giving. Cleaford Services Ltd have announced that so far 170 customers have now bought their GATS Gift Aid Tax Software. Primarily designed for the smaller charity and churches, Cleaford say that GATS is also being used by national names.Cleaford Services Ltd have announced that so far 170 customers have now bought their GATS Gift Aid Tax Software. Primarily designed for the smaller charity and churches, Cleaford say that GATS is also being used by national names.GATS produces a fully completed Inland Revenue Gift Aid claim form, “with all the maths done”, and runs under any version of Windows. Advertisement AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to LinkedInLinkedInShare to EmailEmailShare to WhatsAppWhatsAppShare to MessengerMessengerShare to MoreAddThis Howard Lake | 9 May 2001 | News Find out more from Cleaford Services Ltd, and visit UK Fundraising’s directory of software/IT suppliers for fundraisers. Cleaford announce 170 clients 10 total views, 2 views today AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to LinkedInLinkedInShare to EmailEmailShare to WhatsAppWhatsAppShare to MessengerMessengerShare to MoreAddThis
RSF_en April 2, 2020 Six Ivorian journalists heavily fined in March AfricaCôte d’Ivoire Condemning abusesMedia independence Freedom of expression Côte d’Ivoire is ranked 71st out of 180 countries in RSF’s 2019 World Press Freedom Index. Follow the news on Côte d’Ivoire News After a significant fall in press freedom violations in recent years in Côte d’Ivoire, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is disturbed by the heavy and completely unjustified fines imposed on six journalists in summary proceedings in the past month. They send an alarming signal during the Covid-19 pandemic and ahead of the presidential election at the end of 2020. In the third of the past month’s three trials targeting independent and opposition journalists, Vamara Coulibaly, the editor of the independent newspaper Soir Info, and Paul Koffi, the editor of the opposition newspaper Nouveau Réveil, were each fined 2.5 million CFA francs (3,810 euros) on 31 March on charges of “publishing false news.” to go further They were convicted for publishing a letter by the lawyers of Alain Lobognon, a parliamentarian arrested in Abidjan on 23 December who is now in Agboville prison. The letter expressed concern about the “difficult conditions” in which he is being held. He is an ally of Guillaume Soro, a former ally of President Alassane Ouattara and former national assembly speaker, who has announced he will run as an opposition candidate for president. Receive email alerts “Convicting journalists just for publishing a letter written by lawyers is nonsensical and completely unwarranted,” said Assane Diagne, the director of RSF’s West Africa office. “Aside from its absurd character, this latest in a series of recent fines on journalists is a serious press freedom violation after several years of significant progress in Côte d’Ivoire.” Diagne added: “It is all the more regrettable for coming during a global pandemic and ahead of a much anticipated presidential election in which the role played by journalists is absolutely essential.” Organisation AfricaCôte d’Ivoire Condemning abusesMedia independence Freedom of expression Help by sharing this information 
Palais de justice d’Abidjan. Source : 7info.ci November 27, 2020 Find out more Cissé Sindou and Marc Dossa, two journalists with the pro-Soro newspaper Générations Nouvelles, were each fined 5 million CFA francs (7,620 euros) on 25 March on a charge of “publishing false news” for reporting that there were two coronavirus cases in Abidjan prison, a claim that was denied by the authorities. October 29, 2020 Find out more The 2020 pandemic has challenged press freedom in Africa News The Côte d’Ivoire Media Sector Union Federation (ISMCI), which groups 11 media unions, immediately issued a statement on 31 March condemning the “unjustified fines.” ISMCI general secretary Guillaume Gbato accused prosecutor-general Adou Richard of being an “objector of conscientious journalists” and of trying to “gag” the media. Threats against journalists in run-up to Côte d’Ivoire’s presidential election Yacouba Gbané and Barthélémy Téhin of Le Temps, a newspaper that supports former President Laurent Gbagbo (an opponent of the current government), were fined 5 million CFA francs for defamation on 4 March. They had previously been summoned for questioning at gendarmerie headquarter over an article headlined, “In 10 years Côte d’Ivoire has become a gangster state” that was very critical of the government. News RSF’s recommendations for protecting press freedom during Côte d’Ivoire’s elections Reports October 16, 2020 Find out more
Further drop in people receiving PUP in Donegal Facebook WhatsApp WhatsApp By News Highland – March 1, 2012 News Facebook RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR A Catholic priest based in Gweedore has defended his calls for people not to pay the household charge.Fr Brian O’Fearraigh says he will attend a Cant Pay Wont Pay meeting tonight in Brinaleck, were he will speak out against the charge.The priest says he believes the charge is an unfair and unjust tax.But Labour Senator Jimmy Harte has said that a priest should not be encouraging people to break the law.And he’s asking does the Bishop support Fr O’Fearraighs stance…..[podcast]http://www.highlandradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/harte1pm.mp3[/podcast]Meanwhile, Fr Brian O’Ferraigh says he will not be silenced by no-one.And he’s accused Senator Jimmy Harte of bully-boy tactics…..[podcast]http://www.highlandradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/frof1pm.mp3[/podacst] Main Evening News, Sport and Obituaries Tuesday May 25th Twitter Google+
75 positive cases of Covid confirmed in North 365 additional cases of Covid-19 in Republic Previous articleDrunken Donegal teenagers descending upon Derry in busloads at weekendsNext articleUpdated: Manager ‘delighted’ having bought the Sandhouse Hotel for 650K News Highland Pinterest Pinterest Twitter Priest says no-one will silence his opposition to household charge Man arrested on suspicion of drugs and criminal property offences in Derry Google+ Gardai continue to investigate Kilmacrennan fire
News Publicans in Republic watching closely as North reopens further A 19-year-old man originally from Coleraine but now with an address in Ramelton in County Donegal has been sent for trial to Derry Crown Court charged with rape.Shaun Anthony Hegarty whose address was given as Elmcourt, Ramelton County Donegal appeared at a preliminary enquiry at Limavady Magistrate’s Court today charged with raping a woman and intentionally touching her in a sexual manner on February 7 last year.When asked if he wanted to call any witnesses or make any statement at this time Hegarty said no.He was returned for trial to Derry Crown Court on a date to be fixed and released on his own bail on condition he does not enter Dungiven Man with Donegal address to face Derry rape charges Twitter Google+ Pinterest Facebook Arranmore progress and potential flagged as population grows RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Pinterest Previous articleBureaucracy blamed for stopping schools openingNext articleDecember 2010 worst month on record at Donegal airport News Highland 
Important message for people attending LUH’s INR clinic Google+ Facebook By News Highland – January 5, 2011 Loganair’s new Derry – Liverpool air service takes off from CODA WhatsApp Twitter Community Enhancement Programme open for applications WhatsApp Renewed calls for full-time Garda in Kilmacrennan
Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesBy MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(ALBANY, N.Y.) — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday addressed the sexual assault allegations he’s facing and apologized to his accusers.“I want New Yorkers to hear from me directly on this: First, I fully support a woman’s right to come forward and I think it should be encouraged in every way,” Cuomo said. “I now understand that I acted in a way the made people feel uncomfortable. It was unintentional and I truly and deeply apologize for it. I feel awful about it and frankly I am embarrassed by it.”He continued, “I never touched anyone inappropriately. I never meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone any pain.”Cuomo pledged his full cooperation with the state attorney general’s investigation and urged New Yorkers to “wait for the facts to come out.”The 63-year-old Democrat is facing mounting calls to resign after three woman accused him of inappropriate behavior and scrutiny into his handling of nursing home deaths in the pandemic.When asked by a reporter if he’d bend to political pressure and resign, Cuomo said he would not.“I wasn’t elected by politicians, I was elected by the people of New York. I’m not going to resign. They elected me,” Cuomo stated.This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.Copyright © 2021, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
Related posts:No related photos. Comments are closed. HR must act to protect employees under attackOn 13 Jun 2000 in Personnel Today Previous Article Next Article HR professionals must act to reduce the rising tide of violence at work or face plummeting staff morale and hefty compensation claims.They are being urged to support a Health and Safety Commission programme to crackdown on workplace violence and reduce incidents by 10 per cent within three years.Speaking at a conference to launch the initiative, Sandra Caldwell, director of the HSE’s Health Directorate, said HR must tackle the problem of violence at work.She said, “It makes business sense. If you don’t take action to prevent it then you obviously have regulatory sanctions, but you also have an economic shortfall. You will have low moral, high staff turnover and compensation claims too.”TUC general secretary John Monks urged HR professionals to take action. He said, “It is a top-priority HR issue. Nothing affects morale more than staff feeling frightened, vulnerable or physically intimidated.“Unfortunately incidents are increasing and this needs to rocket up the HR agenda. It is important in terms of issues like staff retention and turnover and other things that affect the business.”James Burt, a manager with South West Trains, told the conference HR professionals need to collaborate with other departments.He said they should work with safety and occupational health practitioners and secure board-level support to ensure initiatives are given the priority they need.The programme, organised by the commission, which oversees the HSE, will involve the commissioning of research. Guidance will also be developed targeted at sectors most at risk.Keith Luxon, Tesco group HR policy manager, welcomed the programme. He said the potential for violence toward staff was inevitably increased by lengthening opening hours.He said, “We have a range of initiatives from incorporating the best design features when we build our stores through to training staff to deal with customers and counselling after a major incident.“I think what we will be looking for from the HSC programme is practical examples of what can be done to eliminate the problem.”Figures from the TUC, which has launched a leaflet aimed at helping employers tackle violence at work, show one in five people are attacked or abused at work each year.
September 6, 2018 /Sports News – Local Dixie State Women’s Soccer Receives Votes In United Coaches Soccer Poll Written by Brad James FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailST. GEORGE, Utah-By virtue of a 3-0-0 start to the season, Dixie State women’s soccer has received regional and national recognition.Presently, the Trailblazers are ranked #4 in the United Soccer Coaches South Central women’s soccer regional poll and have received votes in the organization’s national Top 25 poll.Dixie State hosts Snow College in an exhibition friendly Saturday at 11:00 a.m. and will be at former Pac-West rival Azusa Pacific September 13. Tags: Azusa Pacific/Dixie State Women’s Soccer/Snow College/United Soccer Coaches
Premier is aiming to conclude the acquisition by the end of September after raising the funds through an equity raise Premier Oil signs SPAs to acquire BP’s North Sea assets. (Credit: Michal Jarmoluk from Pixabay.) UK-based oil and gas company Premier Oil has signed sale and purchase agreements (SPAs) with BP to acquire its interests in the Andrew Area and its Shearwater assets.The agreement follows the revised terms reached for the deal last month. Under the revised terms, Premier will pay BP $210m on completion of the deal.Premier is aiming to conclude the acquisition by the end of September after raising the funds through an equity raise that is expected to include a pre-emptive component.Premier Oil CEO Tony Durrant said: “The signing of the SPAs with BP is another important milestone in completing the value-accretive BP Acquisitions which consolidates the group’s position in the UK North Sea, one of our core areas while, at the same time, accelerates the deleveraging of our balance sheet.”Premier Oil to add low cost, producing assetsThe acquisition are expected to strengthen Premier’s business through the addition of operated, low cost, producing assets.The Andrew Area and Shearwater assets are also anticipated to accelerate the use of Premier’s $4.1bn of UK tax losses.BP will retain 100% of Shearwater abandonment costs and 50% of the existing Andrew Area abandonment costs that will leave Premier with an estimated $240m of abandonment obligations.The acquisitions include BP’s operating interests in the Andrew area and a non-operating 27.5% stake in the Shell-operated Shearwater.The Andrew assets are the Andrew platform, five fields, and associated subsea infrastructure. The five fields in the Andrew Area, which are involved in the deal are Andrew, Arundel, Cyrus, Farragon, and Kinnoull, which produce via the Andrew platform, located about 225km north-east of Aberdeen.