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  1. Allianz shrinks board as two executives depart

    A board member’s contract was extended to 2029. He’s leaving in 2026 instead Allianz SE is shrinking its…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Allianz #AllianzSE #board #departure
    europesays.com/germany/102758/

  2. Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻🙏🏻
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😔
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😭

    We are facing extermination; there is heavy aerial bombardment and people are dying. I beg for the war to stop or for a way to leave Gaza 🙏🏻😭 ❤️😨🙅🏻🌐💵

    gofund.me/ccd2a71f3

    #Gaza #Palestine #Departure #Evacuation #Bombing #Death #Blood #Genocide #Politics #Tunisia #Anwar #Travel #Help #gazaverified

  3. Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻🙏🏻
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😔
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😭

    We are facing extermination; there is heavy aerial bombardment and people are dying. I beg for the war to stop or for a way to leave Gaza 🙏🏻😭 ❤️😨🙅🏻🌐💵

    gofund.me/ccd2a71f3

    #Gaza #Palestine #Departure #Evacuation #Bombing #Death #Blood #Genocide #Politics #Tunisia #Anwar #Travel #Help #gazaverified

  4. Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻🙏🏻
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😔
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😭

    We are facing extermination; there is heavy aerial bombardment and people are dying. I beg for the war to stop or for a way to leave Gaza 🙏🏻😭 ❤️😨🙅🏻🌐💵

    gofund.me/ccd2a71f3

  5. Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻🙏🏻
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😔
    Stop the war on Gaza 🙅🏻😭

    We are facing extermination; there is heavy aerial bombardment and people are dying. I beg for the war to stop or for a way to leave Gaza 🙏🏻😭 ❤️😨🙅🏻🌐💵

    gofund.me/ccd2a71f3

    #Gaza #Palestine #Departure #Evacuation #Bombing #Death #Blood #Genocide #Politics #Tunisia #Anwar #Travel #Help #gazaverified

  6. Allianz shrinks board as two executives depart

    A board member’s contract was extended to 2029. He’s leaving in 2026 instead Allianz SE is shrinking its…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Allianz #AllianzSE #board #departure
    europesays.com/germany/92784/

  7. Progress MS-35 poised to launch cargo to ISS from Kazakhstan
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>Following the departure of the Progress MS-33 cargo spacecraft from the International Space Station
    #kazakhstan #following #departure #progress

  8. The leadership of the BSW in Saxony-Anhalt welcomed the resignation of Thuringian deputy minister-president Katja Wolf from the party. Spokespersons, including... news.osna.fm/?p=62412 | #news #amid #bsw #course #departure

  9. McKenna departs City in record Ninja A-League transfer

    Melbourne City FC can confirm Matildas midfielder Leticia McKenna will depart the Club to join English side Nottingham Forest in a permanent…
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguewomen #departure
    europesays.com/australia/88027/

  10. Today-brain is in low idle -- it's a little rough in there and I skipped the morning work session to nurse a cup of coffee and wish that we didn't have to drive back...

    But Nissa is officially moved in so we are heading out mid-day!

    #travel #departure #ParentHeroics

  11. Today-brain is in low idle -- it's a little rough in there and I skipped the morning work session to nurse a cup of coffee and wish that we didn't have to drive back...

    But Nissa is officially moved in so we are heading out mid-day!

    #travel #departure #ParentHeroics

  12. Today-brain is in low idle -- it's a little rough in there and I skipped the morning work session to nurse a cup of coffee and wish that we didn't have to drive back...

    But Nissa is officially moved in so we are heading out mid-day!

    #travel #departure #ParentHeroics

  13. Today-brain is in low idle -- it's a little rough in there and I skipped the morning work session to nurse a cup of coffee and wish that we didn't have to drive back...

    But Nissa is officially moved in so we are heading out mid-day!

    #travel #departure #ParentHeroics

  14. Seaport with the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba

    I stumbled across one of my favourite landscapes in the National Gallery this week. It’s a painting by Claude I originally came across at a very particular point in my life, dominated by a sense of departure and arrival in a slew of changes which were at points overwhelming. It left me in a bit of a reverie where I felt the need to articulate why I’d found this painting so moving. It was interesting to physically encounter something I’ve looked at so often on a screen, particularly when I wasn’t expecting it.

    I think it presents an idealised sense of journeying which conveys both the drama of departure but also the promise of arrival. There’s a dramatisation of purposeful action here but in a way which brings out the ideal quality of such action. There’s so much movement in this landscape but there’s also a calm orderliness to it, with the coordination of the people reflected in the relative calm of the ocean and the tantalising haziness of the sun. It’s unclear what’s beyond the horizon but we can be certain it’s going to be important. It leaves me with a sense of resolute commitment that for some reason always makes me think of the opening chords of Baba O’Riley:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lzJ-BUNzLM

    There’s a promise of harmony between two sides of myself encountered here: the part of me which leaps straight into something without thinking about it and the part of me which has a deep faith in planning and preparation. It captures a sense that orderliness can be a dynamic and exciting thing, creating harmony rather than leaving oneself cut off from the world. At a point in my life where everything felt unsettled I found a profound calm in this painting’s sense that movement and change can take place in purposeful, structured and rewarding ways. You’re going on a journey, that’s beyond your control. But it’s up to you what kind of journey it is, where you’re going and how you’re going to engage with it.

    It was interesting to come back to this in late summer 2026 when my psyche is no longer dominated by an imaginary of arrivals and departures. It was only then that I felt moved to ask “why do I like this so much?” because it opened up a gap between myself and the painting as a cultural object. I could step back and reflect on it more because I wasn’t seizing on it in the way I retrospectively realise I previously did. It could talk to me now in a way it couldn’t quite then because I was so hungry for the feeling the painting provoked in me.

    #claude #departure #landscapes #personalMorphogenesis
  15. Seaport with the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba

    I stumbled across one of my favourite landscapes in the National Gallery this week. It’s a painting by Claude I originally came across at a very particular point in my life, dominated by a sense of departure and arrival in a slew of changes which were at points overwhelming. It left me in a bit of a reverie where I felt the need to articulate why I’d found this painting so moving. It was interesting to physically encounter something I’ve looked at so often on a screen, particularly when I wasn’t expecting it.

    I think it presents an idealised sense of journeying which conveys both the drama of departure but also the promise of arrival. There’s a dramatisation of purposeful action here but in a way which brings out the ideal quality of such action. There’s so much movement in this landscape but there’s also a calm orderliness to it, with the coordination of the people reflected in the relative calm of the ocean and the tantalising haziness of the sun. It’s unclear what’s beyond the horizon but we can be certain it’s going to be important. It leaves me with a sense of resolute commitment that for some reason always makes me think of the opening chords of Baba O’Riley:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lzJ-BUNzLM

    There’s a promise of harmony between two sides of myself encountered here: the part of me which leaps straight into something without thinking about it and the part of me which has a deep faith in planning and preparation. It captures a sense that orderliness can be a dynamic and exciting thing, creating harmony rather than leaving oneself cut off from the world. At a point in my life where everything felt unsettled I found a profound calm in this painting’s sense that movement and change can take place in purposeful, structured and rewarding ways. You’re going on a journey, that’s beyond your control. But it’s up to you what kind of journey it is, where you’re going and how you’re going to engage with it.

    It was interesting to come back to this in late summer 2026 when my psyche is no longer dominated by an imaginary of arrivals and departures. It was only then that I felt moved to ask “why do I like this so much?” because it opened up a gap between myself and the painting as a cultural object. I could step back and reflect on it more because I wasn’t seizing on it in the way I retrospectively realise I previously did. It could talk to me now in a way it couldn’t quite then because I was so hungry for the feeling the painting provoked in me.

    #claude #departure #landscapes #personalMorphogenesis
  16. Seaport with the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba

    I stumbled across one of my favourite landscapes in the National Gallery this week. It’s a painting by Claude I originally came across at a very particular point in my life, dominated by a sense of departure and arrival in a slew of changes which were at points overwhelming. It left me in a bit of a reverie where I felt the need to articulate why I’d found this painting so moving. It was interesting to physically encounter something I’ve looked at so often on a screen, particularly when I wasn’t expecting it.

    I think it presents an idealised sense of journeying which conveys both the drama of departure but also the promise of arrival. There’s a dramatisation of purposeful action here but in a way which brings out the ideal quality of such action. There’s so much movement in this landscape but there’s also a calm orderliness to it, with the coordination of the people reflected in the relative calm of the ocean and the tantalising haziness of the sun. It’s unclear what’s beyond the horizon but we can be certain it’s going to be important. It leaves me with a sense of resolute commitment that for some reason always makes me think of the opening chords of Baba O’Riley:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lzJ-BUNzLM

    There’s a promise of harmony between two sides of myself encountered here: the part of me which leaps straight into something without thinking about it and the part of me which has a deep faith in planning and preparation. It captures a sense that orderliness can be a dynamic and exciting thing, creating harmony rather than leaving oneself cut off from the world. At a point in my life where everything felt unsettled I found a profound calm in this painting’s sense that movement and change can take place in purposeful, structured and rewarding ways. You’re going on a journey, that’s beyond your control. But it’s up to you what kind of journey it is, where you’re going and how you’re going to engage with it.

    It was interesting to come back to this in late summer 2026 when my psyche is no longer dominated by an imaginary of arrivals and departures. It was only then that I felt moved to ask “why do I like this so much?” because it opened up a gap between myself and the painting as a cultural object. I could step back and reflect on it more because I wasn’t seizing on it in the way I retrospectively realise I previously did. It could talk to me now in a way it couldn’t quite then because I was so hungry for the feeling the painting provoked in me.

    #claude #departure #landscapes #personalMorphogenesis
  17. #departure : the act of leaving

    - French: départ

    - Italian: partenza

    - Portuguese: partida

    - Spanish: salida

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  18. #departure : the act of leaving

    - French: départ

    - Italian: partenza

    - Portuguese: partida

    - Spanish: salida

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  19. #departure : the act of leaving

    - French: départ

    - Italian: partenza

    - Portuguese: partida

    - Spanish: salida

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    Word of The Hour's Annual Survey @ wordofthehour.org/r/form

  20. Made it, and to send me off, right across from my entrance to Port Authority, Big Apple had cups of birthday cake.
    This is my third serving LOL it will last till the big day perhaps.
    #cup of #BirthdayCake #BigApple #market #NYC #PortAuthority #camping #trip #departure #NewJersey #garage

  21. Made it, and to send me off, right across from my entrance to Port Authority, Big Apple had cups of birthday cake.
    This is my third serving LOL it will last till the big day perhaps.
    #cup of #BirthdayCake #BigApple #market #NYC #PortAuthority #camping #trip #departure #NewJersey #garage

  22. Made it, and to send me off, right across from my entrance to Port Authority, Big Apple had cups of birthday cake.
    This is my third serving LOL it will last till the big day perhaps.
    #cup of #BirthdayCake #BigApple #market #NYC #PortAuthority #camping #trip #departure #NewJersey #garage

  23. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has indicated that he will be stepping down from office soon. Speaking to his supporters in Belgrade, he announced that he wi... news.osna.fm/?p=53049 | #news #aleksandar #amid #corruption #departure

  24. Too much checking can lead to the unwanted #departure of well-trained #staff. Reducing the number of #checklists can lead to higher #sales and fewer #resignations in the #retail sector. This is the finding of a study by #RFBerlin.
    nachrichten.idw-online.de/2026