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• Peter van der Maas, PhD (Netherlands Institue for War Documentation), Photo preservation and digitalisation at the Netherlands Institute for war documentation .
• Ilya Gartseev (Moscow State Institute of Radiotecnics, Electronics and Automation), Tatiana Lokhina, PhD (Archeographical Commission (Russian Academy of Sciences), The Internet project: "Two centuries: the journal on the Russian history of XVIII-XIX centuries" .
• (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznañ), Computer-aided RDF analysis of Fe micro-aggregates at the surface of The Shroud of Turin .

• Shrouded in Mystery - many thought the Turin Shroud had been debunked beyond saving but this is far from the truth. To the faithful and the gullible this medieval relic is supposed to be the burial shroud of none other than Jesus Christ miraculously imprinted with his bodily likeness, post-crucifixion wounds and all. Now the Shroud has appeared in the news once more. ... Now an acknowledged expert on ancient textiles has joined the fray, Mechthild Flury-Lemberg, following her examination of the shroud when she carried out preservation work this summer. ... She made it clear she was not a Roman Catholic but a Lutheran, "but this shroud is not just a Catholic relic but a treasure of all Christendom. " Sounds like objectivity just flew out of the window - a point the UPI article quoted seemed to miss entirely, it goes on to say "She said regardless of this impression, she has had to work on the Shroud dispassionately "like a surgeon operating on his own wife. ... " Someone should point out to Dietz that it is not a matter of what "you believe" , it is a matter of objectively considered physical evidence Also what does "looking exactly like Jesus" mean? Has Dietz a photograph? (Other than the image on the shroud itself of course). A more sober and distanced view of the shroud and the continuing controversy concerning its age and authenticity is available from the ever informative Skeptic's Dictionary, which acts as a necessary counterpoint to the credulity and wishful thinking that surrounds holy relics of all kinds. But just consider if the shroud were, unlikely as it seems, dated to the 1st century CE - what does that say about the existence of a historical Jesus and claims of his divinity? Absolutely nothing. ...
• Centennial of Flight Commission (along with NASA and others) begins a year-long celebration of the centenary of powered flight. ...

• Mystery continues to shroud the death of a 17-year-old girl whose body was found in a well at Rattewali village, near here, on Monday. ...
• The 50 students who form the Eco Club are helped by the Jan Sewa Samiti in their environment preservation project. ...
• The workshop on custody management was organised by the Human Rights Cell of the State Police Headquarters, in collaboration with the National Human Rights Commission and The British Council with support from the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office. ...
• Mystery continues to shroud the death of a 17-year-old girl whose body was found in a well at Rattewali village, near here, on Monday.

•    All legitimate law is based on the natural law of the sovereignty of individual human rights, politicians who make up their own "laws" are in reality criminals who are at war against human rights, people who impose the evil of democracy, which is mob rule are also criminals at war against human rights, anyone who tries to impose one's political opinions or values on others by covering it in the shroud of democratic law are deceivers and tyrants. ...
• The democratic majority is a mob of anonymous cowards who, like the KKK or hooded vigilantes, hide behind the mask of the voting booth curtain to conceal themselves in order to anonymously command the commission of crimes against human rights, they lack the courage or moral sanction to stand up as responsible human beings and hold themselves accountable for their actions, so instead they hide as if to escape from their own conscience and pretend that it is just the hand of society doing its will. ...
• John Locke in his Second Treatise said, "This freedom from absolute, arbitrary power is so necessary to, and closely joined with, a man's preservation, that he cannot part with it but by what forfeits his preservation and life together. ...

• Embalming - the normal type of temporary preservation is carried out by the injection of a fluid arterially, rending the body hygienic, preventing the risk of infection and at the same time presenting a more pleasant appearance. ...
• Dress - the body may be dressed in ordinary clothes or have a simply robe or shroud. ...
• Flowers - if arranged by the funeral director he may receive a commission from the florists. ...
• * As per findings of the Price Commission Report in 1976, average funeral £180.
• The Price Commission Study in 1976 came to the following conclusions and by and large they are still of relevant today.
• For the reasons brought out in the Price Commission Study it is difficult to give any precise information on achievable profit rates or average profit per funeral taking into account charges and disbursements. ...

• ©Texas Historical Commission.
• ©Texas Historical Commission.
• Soon after the fire, the state legislature responded to the near-disaster by creating the State Preservation Board. ...
• While the extension was being built, the Capitol Exterior Preservation Project began in June 1991. ... While work progressed, the entire Capitol stood behind a shroud of wooden and metal scaffolding. The exterior preservation project was completed in 1993.
• The Capitol Interior Preservation Project began in August 1992 and focused on restoring the building's interior to its turn-of-the-century grandeur. ...

• Application of the First Note of a True Development—Preservation of Type.
• There is a religious communion claiming a divine commission, and holding all other religious bodies around it heretical or infidel; it is a well-organized, well-disciplined body; it is a sort of secret society, binding together its members by influences and by engagements which it is difficult for strangers to ascertain. ...
• " Renegades informed him that "the sum total of their offence or fault was meeting before light on an appointed day, and saying with one another a form of words (carmen) to Christ, as if to a god, and binding themselves by oath, (not to the commission of any wickedness, but) against the commission of theft, robbery, adultery, breach of trust, denial of deposits; that, after this they were accustomed to separate, and then to meet again for a meal, but eaten all together and harmless; however, that they had even left this off after his edicts enforcing the Imperial prohibition of Hetæriæ or Associations. ...
• Why their mighty effort to hide and shroud whatever it is they worship (colunt), since things honest ever like the open day, and crimes are secret? Why have they no altars, no temples, no images known to us, never speak abroad, never assemble freely, were it not that what they worship and suppress is subject either of punishment or of shame?. ...
• with curiosity, suspicion, fear, disgust, as the case may be, as if something strange had befallen him, as if he had had an initiation into a mystery, and had come into communion with dreadful influences, as if he were now one of a confederacy which claimed him, absorbed him, stripped him of his personality, {247} reduced him to a mere organ or instrument of a whole;—a religion which men hate as proselytizing, anti-social, revolutionary, as dividing families, separating chief friends, corrupting the maxims of government, making a mock at law, dissolving the empire, the enemy of human nature, and a "conspirator against its rights and privileges;" Note 53 —a religion which they consider the champion and instrument of darkness, and a pollution calling down upon the land the anger of heaven;—a religion which they associate with intrigue and conspiracy, which they speak about in whispers, which they detect by anticipation in whatever goes wrong, and to which they impute whatever is unaccountable;—a religion, the very name of which they cast out as evil, and use simply as a bad epithet, and which from the impulse of self-preservation they would persecute if they could;—if there be such a religion now in the world, it is not unlike Christianity as that same world viewed it, when first it came forth from its Divine Author Note 54 .

• : Federal Trade Commission, 2003 . ...
• National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended through 2000(with annotations) .
• Washington, DC : Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, 2000? . ...
• Federal Trade Commission, 2003 . ...
• Nomination of Harold D Stratton, Jr, to be Commissioner and Chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission .
• Paleontological Resources Preservation Act .
• National Commission on Neighborhoods.
• Washington : The Commission : for sale by the Supt. ...
• Progress of the Federal Trade Commission's investigation into the gasoline supply situation .
• : Michigan State Board of Education, Higher Education Facilities Commission, 1966.
• Shroud .
• United States Commission on Civil Rights.
• Washington Commission on Civil Rights; for sale by the Supt. ...
• Unlawful Internet Gambling Funding Prohibition Act and the Internet Gambling Licensing and Regulation Commission Act .
• ? : The Select Commission, 1981.

• Burke's new work, Research and the manuscript tradition, draws on Burke's years of experience at the Library of Congress, NARA and its National Historical Publications and Records Commission, and his teaching experiences at the College of Library and Information Services at the University of Maryland. According to the author, "the chapters are, in effect, a tour behind the scenes of a manuscript repository, explaining what is done and why, using anecdotes and examples in an attempt to convey the joy of working with these materials, and I hope, dispersing the mists that shroud much of this kind of research". ...
• Online electronic documents and distributed databases: an examination of archival policy and preservation options (CD3409. ...
• The DLM Forum, organized jointly by the Member States of the European Union and the European Commission, has completed Guidelines on best practices for using electronic information. ...

• "Louisiana Purchase Commission".
• "Freedman's Bureau Records Preservation Act".
• "National Recording Preservation Act".
• "Jamestown Commission".
• "Historic Preservation Fund Reauthorized".
• Bioethics Commission Receives OAH Input.
• Ad – Illinois Historic Preservation Agency.
• Ad–"Call for Proposals: The Third National Conference on Women and Historic Preservation".
• President's Commission on Women in American History Makes Recommendations.
• "Extending the Reach of Preservation: Historians and the New Urbanism" Todd Alexander Postol.
• "Public Citizen Petition Seeks to Lift Shroud of Secrecy Covering Hiss-Chambers Case".
• "Historians Still Missing in Preservation," Jannelle Warren-Findley.
• "The New Face of Historic Preservation" Richard Moe.
• National Parks and Historic Preservation Bills.
• Friendship Commission Approves Additional Funding".
• Historic Preservation Enhancements in Highway Bill.

• In "green" burials, bodies are buried in a shroud to contain the initial effects of decay. ...
• Campaigners fighting for the preservation of the countryside have hailed environment secretary John Prescott's move to curb the building of new houses as the government took another step back in its plans to authorise hundreds of thousands of new homes. ...
•   In an interview with The Telegraph, Jonathon Porritt, chairman of the Government's Sustainable Development Commission, said Labour had put its obsession with the "spin doctor focus group approach" above the values it set out in opposition.

• Assistant to the Vatican Pontifical Commission for Biblical Studies which Cardinal Bea once headed. ...
• Member of Pontifical Commission for Russia. ...
• Prelate of Pontifical Commission to Latin America. ...
• Lay consultor of Pontifical Commission of Sacred Art. ...
• Archbishop of Torino (Turin)) where the Holy Shroud of Jesus is kept. ...
• He is President of Pontifical Works and Preservation of the Faith. ...
• Member of the Commission of Pompei and Loreto. ...
• Pontifical Commission for the Archives of the Church in Italy. ...
• The Canada Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) released its decision allowing EWTN. ...
• Talks between the Society of Saint Pius X and Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos, President of the Ecclesia Dei Commission broke down on May 7, 2001. ...

• Commission for Biblical Studies. ...
• Member of Pontifical Commission to Russia. ...
• Prelate of Pontifical Commission to Latin America, 3-21-69; # 140-2. ...
• Lay Consultor of Pontifical Commission of Sacred Art. ...
• Called "Protector of the Church", Archbishop of Torino (Turin, where the Holy Shroud of Jesus is kept). ...
• He is President of Pontifical Works and Preservation of the Faith. ...
• Member of Commission of Pomei and Loreto, Italy. ...
• Pontifical Commission for the Archives of the Church in Italy. ...

• New Jersey’s Smart Growth program -- expected to save state taxpayers $9 billion over the next 10 years -- uses incentives, open space preservation, and transportation planning to encourage development where the infrastructure is in place. ...
• Many of us react as if we’re unfairly under a shroud. We feel that if we could lift that shroud, everyone would see us in a new light, discover our obvious virtues, and all would be well. ...
• They also create a nonpartisan state-level commission to recommend to the Governor and Legislature ways to encourage development that is socially, fiscally, and environmentally sound. ...

• Commission on African-American History & Culture.
• Sponsored By The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building Harlem, New York .
• The human remains would be wrapped in shroud and placed in coffins .
• The human remains will be wrapped in shroud and placed in coffins with associated artifacts.
• The Human Remains will be wrapped in shroud material and placed in coffins with associated artifacts.

• May 21Armenian Apostolic Bishop Gives InterviewGreek Catholic Cardinal Gives InterviewMay 20Armenian Cathedral In Lviv ReconsecratedGreek Catholic Hierarchs Seek Solution To AbortionMay 1912,000 Demand Rights For Crimean TatarsMay 16Bioethics Symposium Begins In KyivChurches’ Council Comments On Anniversary Of Volyn TragedyMay 15Orthodox Church (UOC-MP) Asks President To Release KozachenkoUkrainian Churches Support Expedition In Memory Of Famine VictimsNew Bishop Appointed For Greek Catholic Kolomyia And Chernivtsi EparchyRoman Catholic Bishop Comments On Catholicism In UkraineMay 14Copy Of Wonder-Working Icon From Athos To Come To OdesaUkrainians And Poles Dialogue At Church LevelMay 13Forum For Religious Family Movements To Be Held In KyivParliamentary Committee To Consider Tax Exemption For Religious OrganizationsNew Church Opens In KhersonCabinet Approves Preservation Program For St. ...
• 3 May Copy of Shroud of Turin Travels from Lviv to Kyiv .
• "I think the concept should be worked out on the initiative of the state: the latter should set up some mechanism, commission, or something to unite all the churches for cooperation. ...

• For instance, such matters were central to the United Nations HABITAT II conference in 1996, the UN World Summit on Social Development in 1995, and the 1995 Roskilde Symposium (jointly sponsored by UNESCO, the World Health Organization, the International Labour Organization, and European Commission DG XII) entitled 'From social exclusion to social cohesion: a policy agenda'. ...
• In November 1996, at the launch of the National Commission on Civic Renewal, Senator Sam Nunn observed that such concerns have arisen in response to 'A broad consensus which has emerged among both experts and ordinary citizens that the quality of our public and civic life has declined alarmingly in recent decades'. ...
• By not convincing the majority that minority cultures enrich it and are a valuable resource, and that their preservation is in its interest, the liberal response encourages it to think that it is bearing the moral burden of tolerance as an earnest of its generosity towards them, thereby paving the way for an unhealthy and inherently contentious relationship between the two (1990a: 67). ...
• The Commission for Racial Equality have been approached on several occasions where discrimination is suspected in cases of refusal of demands in this area; .
• Matters surrounding burial, such as gaining designated areas of public cemeteries for specific religious communities, obtaining permission for burial in a cloth shroud instead of a coffin, urging speedy issuing of death certificates for burial within twenty-four hours, and immersion in water the ashes of cremated persons; .
• Niessen (1996) The Comparative Approaches to Societal Integration Project, Brussels: Migration Policy Group and the Churches' Commission for Migrants in Europe .
• (1990a) 'Britain and the social logic of pluralism', in Commission for Racial Equality and the Runnymede Trust, Britain: A Plural Society, London: Commission for Racial Equality and the Runnymede Trust .
• (1990b) 'The Rushdie Affair and the British press: some salutary lessons', in Free Speech ñ Report of a Seminar, London: Commission for Racial Equality and the Policy Studies Institute .

• John Beldon Scott, "Guarino Guarini's Invention of the Passion Capitals in the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, Turin" .
• Dolkart, Guide to New York City Landmarks, New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission; Donald Martin Reynolds, The Architecture of New York City: Histories and Views of Important Views, Structures, and Symbols; Gerard R. ...

• Permanent Link       Topic(s): Civil Liberties, Legislation, Patriot Act December 29, 2003 Robotic Book Scanning a Tool for Preservation and E-Commerce .
• Permanent Link       Topic(s): Freedom of Information, Government Documents Chair of 9/11 Commission Declares Attacks Could Have Been Prevented .
• Kean, Chair of the 9-11 Commission, which has struggled to obtain essential government documents to conclude its investigation and issue a report by the end of May 2004, has gone on record with the following statements: .
• Links to previous postings on the Commission's efforts to determine the facts concerning the events that contributed to the 9/11 attacks are here.
• Federal Trade Commission (16 C. ...
• Quoting from the 16th December 2003 speech by Frits Bolkestein, Member of the European Commission in charge of the Internal Market, Taxation and Customs concering EU Data Protection: .
• See this Department of Homeland Security Fact Sheet: Homeland Security and European Commission Reach PNR Agreement .
• See also my October 9 posting, EU Issues Update on Airline Passenger Data and European Commission/US Customs talk on Passenger Name Record (PNR) transmission, February 2003.
• From the press release: "The commission calls on the president to create an independent, bipartisan oversight board to provide counsel on homeland security efforts that may impact civil liberties, even if such impacts are unintended. The commission says the board is needed because of the potential chilling effect of government monitoring conducted in the name of homeland security. ...
• "For the past three years, the Bush administration has quietly but efficiently dropped a shroud of secrecy across many critical operations of the federal government--cloaking its own affairs from scrutiny and removing from the public domain important information on health, safety, and environmental matters. ...
• Federal Election Commission, upholding the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill (S. ...
• Permanent Link       Topic(s): Congress, E-Mail December 08, 2003 9-11 Commission Hearing on Privacy and Terrorism .
• The 9-11 Commission held a public hearing today on the topic Security and Liberty, that included witness testimony on "domestic intelligence collection, protecting privacy while preventing terrorism, and the use of immigration laws to prevent terrorism. ...
• With the expiration of an October 31 deadline for implementing the Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications, the European Commission indicated that legal action against nine member states may be necessary to ensure their compliance. ...

• (vi) Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England (English Heritage).
• (vii) Royal Fine Arts Commission.
• antennae within shroud and associated equipment cabin.
• antennae within shroud and associated equipment cabin.
• The Committee should note that in support of the planning application the applicant has submitted a declaration that the proposed apparatus is in full compliance with the guidance of the International Commission on Non-Ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRP).
• The trees which line The Avenue are the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. ...
• In support of the proposal the applicant has submitted a signed declaration stating that the proposed installation conforms with the exposure guidelines of the International Commission on Non-ionising Radiation Protection (INCIRP). ...
• ARBORICULTURAL OFFICER: The Council's Arboricultural Officer has pointed out that the position of the proposed pole is in an area that has been identified for the planting of a tree to replace a beech tree, which was the subject of a Tree Preservation Order, and which was felled in 2000. ...
• The revised siting for the pole will also ensure that there is sufficient space close to the road in which to plant a replacement tree, which must be planted as a replacement for the beech tree which was felled in 2000, and which was the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. ...
• As stated earlier in this report the applicant has submitted a declaration that the proposed apparatus is in full compliance with the guidance of the International Commission on Non-ionising Radiation Protection (ICNIRP).
• Bath Preservation Trust have commented that whilst the attempts of the applicant to convert the redundant and vandalized building into much needed habitable accommodation are to be applauded, clarification and details are required in relation to the treatment and materials that are to be used on the external elevations.

• Preservation. ...
• Preservation of health hygiene; valetudinarian, valetudinarianism; sanitarian; sanitarium, sanitOrium. ...
• (vicious) Vice; decrepid obs3 , decrepit; broke, busted, broken, out of commission, hors de combat Fr , out of action, broken down; done, done for, done up; worn out, used up, finished; beyond saving, fit for the dust hole, fit for the wastepaper basket, past work &c. ...
• guardianship, wardship, wardenship; tutelage, custody, safekeeping; preservation &c. Preservation; protection, auspices. ...
• Preservation; cover, screen, shelter, shroud, flank, ward; guard &c. ...
• (preserved) Preservation;scathless &c. ...
• Preservation; trustworthy &c Probity. ...
• Preservation. ... preservation; safe-keeping; conservation &c. ...
• Means of preservation prophylaxis; preserver, preservative, additive; antibiotics, antifungals Med , biocide; hygiastics obs3 , hygiantics obs3 ; cover, drugget obs3 ; cordon sanitaire Fr ; canning; ensilage; tinned goods, canned goods. ...

• These issues have been referenced in the FEIR, the NUS Corporation Superfund Division memo dated July 8, 1985 (see attachment 4) an MBTA memo to the Cambridge Conservation Commission dated September 27, 1983 (See attachment 3), and etc. ...
• Both the Cambridge Conservation Commission and the Community at large should be included in routine review of these and other related matters. ...
• The Committee would express its preference for preservation and protection of existing natural areas including but not limited to wetlands rather than artificially conceived replications. ...
• Inspection reports are to be forwarded in a timely fashion to the Cambridge Department of Public Health, DPW, and the Conservation Commission. ...
• , if recommended by habitat study and Conservation Commission.
• Design roof areas that shroud mechanicals.

• pace of the joint commission (charged with preparing a peace treaty between.
• Deposition, Father Kirill Kaleda placed on his head the shroud, or cloth .
• with the image of dead Christ on it, representing the shroud in which .
• As in every other Orthodox church, the priest put the shroud on a .
• "How shall I bury Thee, O my Lord, or in which shroud shall I wrap .
• The Shroud Father Kirill was deposing once belonged to a priest, Sergei .
• Goloshchapov's son donated the Shroud. ...
• Our country has no policy aimed to ensure the preservation.
• presence with the preservation of Russian sovereignty.

• Shroud of Turin Website.
• Schwortz's pages documenting Shroud research. A Jewish man, he was the Official Documenting Photographer for the Shroud of Turin Research Project in 1978, when the Shroud was first scientifically evaluated. ...
• In the context of 'Shroud' studies, a catholic surgeon examine's Pierre Barbet's medical studies on crucifixion, and argues against death by asphyxiation.
• Holy Shroud Guild.
• Promotes study & devotion of the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the Holy Shroud, the cloth that covered Jesus Christ at the Resurrection.
• Fulfilling the Great Commission by bringing consumable pieces of God's Word directly into peoples lives and by providing a non-threatening forum for investigating the truth of Jesus' birth, life, and resurrection.
• Christian Family Preservation.

• Steps to shroud the southeast corner with vegetation and move the audio/visual stations back from the structures were also taken. ... The time and attention DSC devoted to the Bailly structures resulted in the first Historic Structures Preservation Guide (HSPG) prepared in the Midwest Region. ...
• Whitehouse joined local residents in testifying before a hearing of the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC). ...
• Advisory Commission members John Hillenbrand and Bill Lieber were instrumental in obtaining Indianapolis' approval. ...

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