Contemporary Intellectual Property

Performance Management is important to Individuals’, Teams’ and Organisations’. Often even with Best Practices in place the stakeholders still do not get the expected outcomes as they relate to Performance and Performance Improvement. By focusing on the Task, Procedure & Relationship (TPR)aspects of “Performance Management System” and implementing some TLC (Training, Leadership & Collaboration) Individuals and Teams can make the system work.

XXIII Śląskie Sympozjum Archeologiczne. Księga abstraktów, 2024

Buletin Informativ al Simpozionului Național Rolul Mănăstirii Secu în viața religioasă a Țării Moldovei, 2024

This study is part of a series of scientific articles presenting the history of some communes located in Iași county and in the neighborhood, meant to capitalize on the results of field research carried out by some members of the Institute of Archaeology in Iași in recent years. The history of rural communities in Moldova has been less discussed, often considered a minor subject, largely abandoned to history enthusiasts. Thus, we aim to publish the results of our archival and documentary research, which may prove useful not only for specialists but also for the general public interested in local history.This contribution is focused on the history of Sinești commune, offering general information about the evolution of the villages that are located within its boundaries (Sinești, Bocnița, Osoi and Stornești) and some data related to the most important historical monuments that are to be found there. This approach is not an exhaustive one, being conceived more as a starting point for future investigations of a broader character.

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MARCIANDO CON ANNIBALE: L’ITINERARIO ITALIANO DELLE TRUPPE CARTAGINESI DAL TRASIMENO A CAPO COLONNA (Atti delle Giornate di Studio Roma, 24-25 gennaio 2023), 2023

During the excavation of a large building referable to the Brettiian culture and datable between the 4th and 3rd centuries BC at Tiriolo (Catanzaro), in the locality of Gianmartino, 110 Punic silver coins and 175 bronze coins (mostly Brettian) were recovered. The Punic coins and some groups of bronze ones were clearly grouped together, with an evident intent of hoarding. All of the coins were lost or hoarded shortly before a violent fire destroyed the building, an event almost certainly to be placed in the Hannibalic period, during the resistance by Hannibal and his Brettian allies against Rome (216-203 BC). Previous excavations in a neighbouring area had yielded the discovery of five bronze blank coins, still joined by the casting shanks, possibly documenting the existence of a mint in the area for the production of coins.

Richard Burnett, ed., *Westminster Handbook to Karl Barth,* (Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2013), 57-61.

Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 2006

The present study was undertaken to determine the influence of sintered porcelain tile microstructure on mechanical properties (fracture strength, modulus of elasticity and fracture toughness) and surface properties (gloss and stain resistance). To obtain sintered specimens with different microstructures the peak firing temperature was varied for bodies made with industrial spray-dried powder, and sets of test compositions were also made in which quartz content and quartz particle size were varied.

Biskup krakowski Jan Grotowic (ok. 1280 - 1347), 2022

The book constitutes a biography of a 14th-century Polish bishop – one of the most intriguing and controversial representatives of the Polish episcopacy of that time. Born to an influential family, Jan Grotowic gradually developed his ecclesiastical career to finally become the second most important hierarch among Polish bishops, as well as a royal representative at the papal court in Avignon, thus becoming the most prominent member of the Rawicz family throughout the whole period of the Middle Ages. In this publication the author aimed at gathering all scattered pieces of information concerning Jan Grotowic, as well as at presenting possibly the most comprehensive picture of his life and career, but also at revisiting some widely accepted yet not verified data and beliefs concerning his biography. The source material of this book covers not only the hierarch’s lifetime, but also a few centuries after his death, following the growth and development of his posthumous cult, which flourished in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Bulletin of the John Rylands Library, 1992