PPT-James Walsh, Partner, King & Wood Mallesons – 18 March 2016

Data and Privacy Key challenges to the future of retail KEY THEMES Data protection and cybersecurity should be regarded as board level issues Big data has the potential to create new categories of personal data and increase the scope of regulation. james. in Shakespeare’s . macbeth. ENG 3U – Ms. Kelly. Model Seminar. KING . james. I (of England) and vi (of Scotland) . Learning Goal: Students will understanding the importance of King James’ influence on Shakespeare’s writing of . North American. Example. France. 2) England. FRANCE. 1603-1635= Samuel de Champlain. “father of New France”. Made several trips to explore Canadian wilderness. Important ‘discovered’ places:. The Lead Up to The English Civil Wars. Nah, nah, nah…Nah, nah, nah…Hey, hey, hey…Good bye!. The Queen is dead! Long live the King! . Elizabeth I – The Virgin Queen and the last Tudor Monarch of England (reigned from 1558-1603). Content Area 6. Themes: Performance as Art, Ancestral Worship, Sacred Spaces, Art as Ritual, Gender and Identity. Guiding Questions. How does performance and masquerade motivate behavior, contain and express belief, and validate social organization and human relations?. Proverbs 3:27.     . 27. Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due. , When . it is in your power to do it. . OMISSION. James 4:17 Therefore, to him who knows to do good and does not do . Report Presentation. Prepared for Arts NSW. Report Summary . January 2012. Introduction. Arup have been commissioned by Arts NSW, a division of the Department of Trade and . Investment. , Regional Infrastructure and Services to develop a . . Macbeth. John Worston, . Macbeth and Banquo Meeting the Witches. Introduction to William Shakespeare’s . Macbeth. The Meanings of . Macbeth. Brief examination of the historical context of. . Macbeth. 167-180. 167. Conical Tower and circular wall of Great Zimbabwe. Southeastern Zimbabwe. Shona peoples. c.1000-1400 CE coursed granite blocks (2 images). Form. Stones fit together (no mortar). Took 300 years to build. . I will do notebook organization with you later.. Collect a Warm-up sheet from the teachers and get a Civics Today textbook. . Turn to page 30 in the textbook and complete the fill-in . reading assignment. Have you ever given in to temptation?. Do you believe in prophecies?. How do you personally decide what is good and what is evil?. What is the difference between greed and ambition?. Do you believe “you reap what you sow”? . James Stuart (1603-1625). James VI of Scotland, son of Mary, Queen of Scots, succeeded Elizabeth, who died without an heir, at the age of 37 and he had served as King of Scotland most of his life. Had several heirs with his wife, Anne of Denmark, although he was known to be homosexual. Report Presentation. Prepared for Arts NSW. Report Summary . January 2012. Introduction. Arup have been commissioned by Arts NSW, a division of the Department of Trade and . Investment. , Regional Infrastructure and Services to develop a . Translated in 1611. Apple of my eye. Old as the hills. At death’s door. At my wit’s end. . B. aptism of fire. Bite the dust. James was Elizabeth’s closest relation. Even . though Elizabeth refused to acknowledge . James openly as her heir, in . her letters she addressed him as 'dearest brother and cousin'. . Although Elizabeth did not say who should be next on the throne after her, there .