I retired for less than a year before I had to go back to the business,” says Tony, founder of a manufacturing company. “I thought our succession process was working. My sons, with top-notch MBAs, want to professionalize to grow, so they hired foreign consultants with expensive ideas. But then …
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Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent John and Karen Townsend have been six years into an experiment that more and more people are pursuing these days. They live in a multi-generational home which includes their two daughters, as well as Karen’s parents. But it wasn’t just about remodeling a guest bedroom. Townsends and …
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As you stroll down 31st Street toward Dumbarton Oaks, you might pass another historic Georgetown gem without realizing it. Between Q and R Streets, glance toward 32nd Street and you’ll see an elegant mansion set on five and a half acres of spacious grounds. You’ve just discovered Tudor Place at …
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At 17, Tony Iommi was on the path he had always dreamed of as a young English guitarist. While most of his peers were condemned to a life of factory work, Tony was to cross Europe on his first tour with The Bird and Bees. But on the very last …
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Since the global financial crisis of 2008/2009, industrial policy has been widely celebrated as having returned to fashion. Joseph Stiglitz, Justin Yifu Lin and Célestin Monga argued in 2013 that governments around the world were increasingly protecting industries to diversify their economies, heralding the rise of industrial policy on a …
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[ad_1] Eleven months after a massive air-assisted Broome County sports dome fell in heavy snowfall, its replacement collapsed as construction neared completion. The structure that was to be the new home of the Grand Binghamton sports complex fell late Sunday afternoon. Authorities said no injuries were reported. Broome County Emergency …
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[ad_1] PROVIDED This work by HineWaiKerekere won the National Emerging Practitioner in Clay Award sponsored by the Rick Rudd Foundation. In the river town of the historic pools of Whanganui. Decades whirl together like creative whirlpools, made visible in the diverse and rich heritage architecture, hiding a heart that can …
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[ad_1] It might have been appropriate to include the word âextractivismâ in the title of this book. It is certainly at the heart of his project to discover the material basis of central ideas of modernity such as rights, autonomy and democracy (and the invention of “society” and “the economy”). …
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[ad_1] The last Ballet shows market The research report elaborates on important aspects such as industry scope, global demand, merchantability, profitability and potential of this industrial sphere over 2021-2026. In addition, it assesses each sub-market to provide a broader view of that area, helping stakeholders understand the opportunities available. As …
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[ad_1] Regardless of what is discussed at the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, which are due to take place in Washington, DC in October, macroeconomic stability and better functioning markets are the two economic doses of vaccines that we have. need. October 03, 2021, …
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[ad_1] In 1915, after seven years of bureaucratic positioning on behalf of Tulsa, construction finally began on a long-awaited federal building at the corner of West Second Street and South Boulder Avenue. The building was funded by the US government and designed by the architect James A. Wetmore Department of …
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[ad_1] According to this study, the research provides in-depth information on the Ballet Performance Market Report 2015-2025. The global Ballet Performance market status and the outlook for global and major regions, from the perspective of players, countries, product types and end industries, this report analyzes the major players in the …
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[ad_1] We’ve all made impulse-based decisions at one point or another in our lives, but Mark Tremonti reveals that such a decision caused him to part ways with a prized guitar that he now regrets. Speaking to Guitarist magazine (as transcribed by Guitar World), Tremonti recalls owning a reissue of …
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[ad_1] The Cleveland Ballet will spend the summer in Vermilion, according to a new plan from the dance troupe and the Harbourtown Fine Arts Center. The Arts Center, located in historic Vermilion Town Hall and Performance Hall at 736 Main Street, will host its first-ever professional ballet company in residence. …
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