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Public statement by the Chief of Clan Donald addressing the decision of the Clan Donald Lands Trust to market the Estate and the Clan Donald Centre, outlining his opposition, the reaction of clan members and the local community, and the historical and cultural significance of the Centre since the Trust’s establishment in 1971.
Year:
Not specified
Date of statement:
26 March
Related event date:
25 March
Location:
Armadale, Skye; Edinburgh; Ardvasar; Sleat
Organisation concerned:
Clan Donald Lands Trust (CDLT)
Position of author:
Chief of Clan Donald; former Trustee and Vice Chairman of CDLT
Resignation date:
28 February
Subject:
Proposed sale of the Clan Donald Centre and Estate
Type of document:
Public statement
Geographical scope:
Scotland; United States; international clan community
Themes:
Charitable governance; heritage preservation; community response; financial concerns
Media referenced:
West Highland Free Press; Social Media
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Year:
2017-2037
Location:
Porgera, Enga Province, Papua New Guinea
Organization:
PORGERA RED WARA (RIVER) WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED (PRWWA INC.)
Author:
Ms. Cressida Kuala
Target Group:
Women and young women from 13 LMP clan communities and riverine communities along Barrick-PJV mine tailings
Type of Document:
Development plan / Association report
Contact:
Ph: 79089357, Email: [email protected]
Founding Year:
2014 (as Lower-Maipangi Red Wara Women’s Association)
Membership:
1800+ women
Objectives:
Income-generating projects, health, education, nutrition, social and cultural support
Year:
Not specified
Location:
Gensokyo / Outside World
Theme:
Fantasy, Multiverse Conflict
Document type:
Narrative / Fiction
Characters:
Yukari Yakumo, Kasen Ibaraki, Akeno Kuroikage, Asao Kuroikage, Megumi, Saburo
Conflict:
Negotiation and confrontation between sages and Kuroikage Survivors
Events:
Multiverse Crises Incidents, Elemental Keepers, Timeless Mansion, Kuroikage Clan threat
Perspective:
Third-person narration
Setting:
Mountains and barriers in a mystical world
Timeframe:
Less than a month of consecutive incidents
Year:
2016
Region:
Western USA
Organization:
Clan MacLachlan Society
Scholarship:
Father Joseph Cairns Scholarship
Type of document:
Application form
Deadline:
July 1, 2016
Requirements:
Two original letters of recommendation, non-returnable photograph, completed application form
Eligible activities:
Scottish culture, dance, bagpipe training, athletic competition, Scottish or Celtic literature or language
Submission address:
Paul MacLachlan, Scholarship Committee Chair, 3976 N. Armstrong Ave., Boise, ID 83704
Notification:
Letter after AGM in July 2016
Intended audience:
Members of Scottish Clans or Societies
Year:
Not specified
Region / City:
Scotland, United Kingdom
Subject:
Heritage organization membership
Document type:
Membership application form and payment mandate
Organization:
Clan Maclean Heritage Trust
Charity registration number:
SC024481
Author / Contact:
William Douglas, Secretary
Target audience:
Individuals or families interested in supporting the Clan Maclean Heritage Trust
Membership fees:
Individual £20.00, Family £30.00
Payment methods:
PayPal, bank transfer, cheque, credit card
Gift Aid eligibility:
UK taxpayers
Bank details:
Bank of Scotland, Station Road, Oban, PA34 4LL, United Kingdom, Sort code 80-17-99, Account 00113869
Standing order instructions:
Annual renewal, applicable for UK bank accounts
Submission instructions:
By post to Secretary or email scanned form
Type of document:
Application questionnaire
Organization:
IpGx Clan
Purpose:
Evaluation of applicant stress level for entry
Submission method:
E-mail submission
Contact e-mail:
[email protected]
Sections:
Personal Information; Contact Information; Interests/Other; Stress Test
Assessment structure:
8 questions with weighted life events
Evaluation criteria:
Total score thresholds determining probability of entry denial
Threshold rule 1:
Score 150 or more — 50% chance of denial for entry
Threshold rule 2:
Score 300 or more — 90% chance of denial for entry
Topics covered:
Finances; Living conditions; Family and personal life; Legal issues; Work; Holidays; Education; Health
Year:
2024
Event:
Graduate Student Congress
Dates:
25–26 September 2024
Organizing institutions:
Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University Graduate Education Institute; İlim Yayma Foundation
Accepted languages:
Turkish; English; Arabic
Document type:
Academic writing guidelines
Target contributors:
Graduate students
Submission format:
MS Word
Page size:
A4 (210 × 297 mm)
Minimum length:
6 pages (approximately 2250 words)
Maximum length:
21 pages (approximately 8000 words)
Font:
Times New Roman
Submission platform:
Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University website
Year:
2025–2026
Region:
Midlands, United Kingdom
Organisation:
Museum Development Midlands
Funding Body:
Arts Council England
Document Type:
Grant Application Form
Grant Scheme:
MDM Open Grants
Eligible Applicants:
Accredited Museums or Museums Working Towards Accreditation
Completion Deadline:
6 March 2026
Minimum Match Funding Requirement:
10% of total project cost
VAT Condition:
VAT recoverable from HM Revenue and Customs must be excluded from costs
Required Acknowledgment:
Funding credit to Arts Council England through Museum Development Midlands
Year:
2005
Region / City:
Richmond, Kentucky
Country:
United States
Subject:
Urban Heat Island Effect and Local Climate
Document Type:
Educational Laboratory Assignment
Institution:
Eastern Kentucky University
Course Context:
Climatology / Geography Laboratory
Key Concepts:
Local Climate; Microclimate; Land Use and Land Cover; Data Analysis and Display
Software and Tools:
Microsoft Excel; Google Earth
Data Sources:
Weather Station at City Hall (37.7487°N, 84.2952°W); Weather Station at Meadowbrook Farm (37.7147°N, 84.1560°W)
Time Period of Data:
25–26 November 2005 (EST)
Measured Variables:
Air Temperature (°F); Hourly UHI Intensity
Analytical Tasks:
Hourly Averaging; Calculation of Urban–Rural Temperature Difference; Table and Graph Production
Assessed Components:
Causes, Site Description, Data Analysis, Impacts, Critical Thinking
Event title:
Fostering the plurilingual wellbeing of language teachers
Type of document:
Participant nomination form
Organising body:
European Centre for Modern Languages (ECML)
Country of event:
Greece
Dates:
25–26 March 2026
Working languages:
English and French
Required language level:
Minimum B2 in one of the working languages
Target group:
National representatives nominated for the event
Main themes:
Plurilingualism; wellbeing of language teachers; language education
Obligations of participants:
Multiplier activities; submission of workshop report within three weeks; national dissemination
Authorisations included:
Publication of personal data; publication of workshop report; use of photos and videos; subscription to electronic newsletter
Contact platform:
ECML National Contact Points website
Document symbol:
CERD/C/NZL/CO/23-24
Organ:
Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Organization:
United Nations
Convention:
International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination
State party:
New Zealand
Session meetings:
3179th and 3180th meetings
Consideration dates:
25–26 November 2025
Adoption date:
3 December 2025
Document type:
Concluding observations
Reporting cycle:
Twenty-third and twenty-fourth periodic reports
Distribution:
General
Original language:
English
Subject matter:
Implementation of obligations under the Convention, including data collection, domestic legal framework, equality measures and institutional developments
Year:
2019
Location:
Bergisch Gladbach, Germany
Topic:
Vehicle fire safety and construction behavior
Document Type:
Meeting report
Organ / Institution:
Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt)
Chair:
Mr. Herveleu (UTAC-CERAM)
Secretary:
Mr. Fontaine (OICA)
Participants:
Experts from multiple countries, including Spain and Germany
Period of Activity:
June 25–26, 2019
Key Documents Discussed:
BMFE-07-01, BMFE-06-16, BMFE-06-05, BMFE-07-04e, BMFE-07-06, BMFE-07-05, BMFE-07-10
Regulations Discussed:
UN R107, UN R118
Topics Covered:
Accidentology statistics, fire severity classification, flammability tests, smoke toxicity assessment, adhesive agent influence, comparison of transport modes
Next Steps:
Update reference tables, integrate national data, continue toxicity research, review C/B ratio, prepare informal documents for 118th GRSG session
Summary:
Informal meeting report detailing discussions, data exchange, and planned research on fire behavior of M2 and M3 vehicles, including accident statistics, material flammability, smoke toxicity, and regulatory considerations.
Year:
2019
Region / City:
Ontario
Topic:
Judicial conduct
Document Type:
Legal Decision
Organization / Institution:
Ontario Judicial Council
Author:
Ontario Judicial Council
Target Audience:
Legal professionals, judicial members, and the public
Period of Validity:
Not specified
Date of Approval:
Not specified
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Context description:
This is a legal decision regarding the judicial conduct of Justice Donald McLeod, following a complaint to the Ontario Judicial Council concerning his involvement with the Federation of Black Canadians.
Year:
2010
Region / City:
Portland, OR
Field:
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Document Type:
Curriculum Vitae
Institution:
Portland State University
Author:
Donald M. Truxillo
Target Audience:
Academic and Professional Community
Period of Validity:
Ongoing
Date of Approval:
April 2010
Date of Changes:
None
Context:
Academic and professional profile of Donald M. Truxillo, outlining his education, career history, and published works in industrial and organizational psychology.
Year:
2024
Region / City:
Pasadena, CA
Theme:
Health Psychology, Hypnosis, Biofeedback
Document Type:
Biography
Organization / Institution:
Saybrook University
Author:
Dr. Donald Moss
Target Audience:
Academics, Professionals in Health Psychology and Psychophysiology
Effective Date:
2024
Date of Changes:
N/A
Date:
27 April 2016
Place of writing:
Crail, Fife, Scotland
Sender:
Bernie McGuire
Sender’s position:
Secretary, Association of Golf Writers
Recipient:
Mr. Bill Donald
Recipient’s position:
General Manager, Loch Lomond Golf Club
Recipient’s address:
Rossdhu House, Luss by Alexandria, Dunbartonshire, G83 8NT
Subject:
Expression of gratitude for hospitality and invitation to annual dinner
Organizations mentioned:
Loch Lomond Golf Club; Association of Golf Writers; Royal Troon
Event referenced:
Visit of golf journalists to Loch Lomond; Association’s annual dinner on 12 July 2016 during Open Championship week
Type of document:
Formal letter
Year:
2024
Region / City:
Not specified
Topic:
Ancient History, Persian Empire, Greek-Persian Wars
Document Type:
Lecture Transcript
Author:
Dr. Donald Fowler, Ted Hildebrandt
Target Audience:
Students of Biblical History, Scholars of Ancient Civilizations
Period of Action:
5th century BCE
Date of Approval:
Not specified
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Year:
2022
Country:
United States
Subject:
January 6 investigation; constitutional law; attorney-client privilege; alleged conspiracy to defraud the United States
Document Type:
Analytical commentary / investigative briefing
Key Individuals:
Donald Trump; John Eastman; Gregory F. Jacob; Merrick Garland; Kamala Harris; Ted Cruz; John McCain
Institutions Mentioned:
U.S. Department of Justice; U.S. House January 6 Committee; Chapman University; White House Coronavirus Task Force
Legal References:
18 U.S.C. § 371; crime-fraud exception to attorney-client privilege; United States v. Zolin (1989); In re Grand Jury Investigation (2016)
Events Referenced:
January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol; Mueller Report investigation
Primary Focus:
Legal arguments regarding disclosure of John Eastman communications and potential criminal exposure of Donald Trump
Source Type:
Political-legal commentary discussing court filings and congressional investigation materials
Year:
2019
Name:
Donald A. Barr
Address:
c/o Program in Human Biology, Building 20, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2160
Phone:
(650) 723-2884
Fax:
(650) 725-5451
Email:
[email protected]
Education:
Ph.D. in Sociology, M.S. in Health Services Research, M.D. in Medicine, B.A. in Biology
Post-Graduate Training:
Post-Doctoral Fellow in Health Care Policy and General Internal Medicine, Internship in Family Medicine
Current Positions:
Professor (Teaching), Department of Pediatrics, Stanford University; Professor (Teaching, By Courtesy), Graduate School of Education, Stanford University
Previous Positions:
Associate Professor (Teaching), Clinical Professor, Lecturer, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Acting Assistant Professor, Senior/Pool Physician, Founder and Medical Director of Highland Health Center
Awards:
Outstanding Faculty Advisor, Trailblazer Award, Phi Beta Kappa Undergraduate Teaching Award, Miriam Aaron Roland Prize, Tall Tree Award, Human Relations Award, Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award, Director’s Award, Outstanding Advisor, Robert Jamplis Fellow in Health Policy, Outstanding Dissertation, National Research Service Award
Teaching:
Undergraduate and combined undergraduate/graduate courses on health policy, human biology, social class, race/ethnicity, biosocial medicine, and homelessness
Publications:
Multiple editions of books on U.S. health policy, health disparities, biosocial medicine, medical profession diversity, and the American health care system; national panel reports; peer-reviewed journal articles
Source type:
Professional curriculum vitae detailing academic, clinical, and scholarly career achievements
Year:
2023
Type of document:
Podcast transcript
Hosts:
Danielle Pletka, Marc Thiessen
Guest:
Karl Rove
Episode number:
193
Date of publication:
March 21, 2023
Topics:
U.S. politics, Republican Party, 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, GOP strategy
Language:
English
Target audience:
Political commentators, U.S. voters, podcast listeners
Author:
Thomas J. Farrell
Affiliation:
University of Minnesota Duluth
Email:
[email protected]
Field:
Media Studies, Cultural History, Renaissance Studies
Subjects:
Walter J. Ong, Marshall McLuhan, Peter Ramus, Media Ecology, Western Cultural History, 1960s Cultural Context
Document Type:
Scholarly Article
Publication Date:
September 20, 2020
Language:
English
Target Audience:
Academics, Media Scholars, Cultural Historians
References:
Ramus, Method, and the Decay of Dialogue; Ramus and Talon Inventory; The Gutenberg Galaxy; Understanding Media; Orality and Literacy; An Ong Reader; Immortal Diamond
Context:
Examines Walter J. Ong’s media ecology theories and their connection to historical developments in Western culture, Renaissance scholarship, and the cultural ferment of the 1960s, with reflections on contemporary political attitudes.