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JWT, previously known as J. Walter Thompson, is a 150-year-old marketing communications brand. With headquarters in New York and more than 200 offices in over 90 countries, JWT and its network of nearly 10,000 marketing professionals has a significant and influential presence in the global advertising landscape. As the fourth-largest agency network in the world, JWT is one of the key companies within the WPP Group (NASDAQ:WPPGY).and consistently ranks among the world’s top agency networks. History[edit] The company was founded by William James Carlton in 1864. JWT Historical Timeline: 1868: Thompson joins Carlton and Smith, a two-room operation he later buys and renames after himself. Business[edit] JWT's network has nearly 10,000 employees in more than 200 offices in over 90 countries, who serve over 1,200 clients.

J. Key Clients include: BayerFordHSBCJohnson & JohnsonKellogg’sKimberly-ClarkMacy’sNestléNokiaRolexSchickShellUnileverUnited States Marine CorpsVodafoneVonage. Paolo Sarpi. Fra (Brother) Paolo Sarpi (August 14, 1552 – January 15, 1623) was a Venetian patriot, scholar, scientist and church reformer.

Paolo Sarpi

His most important roles were as a canon lawyer and historian active on behalf of the Venetian Republic; and he has been credited with developing the first systematic arguments for atheism.[1] Early years[edit] He was born Pietro Sarpi in Venice, the son of a tradesman, but was orphaned at an early age. He was educated by his maternal uncle and then Giammaria Capella, a Servite monk. Ignoring the opposition of his remaining family, he entered the Servite order in 1566. Sarpi was assigned to a monastery in Mantua around 1567.

Sarpi returned to Venice in 1588, and passed the next 17 years in study, occasionally interrupted by the internal disputes of his community. The Complete Guide To How The NSA Hacked Everything. Interview with World Freeman Society Director Robert Menard. Wed, Sep 11: World Freeman Society Director Robert Menard talks about what his group stands for and how it plans to proceed with “spiritual libertarianism” ideals.

Interview with World Freeman Society Director Robert Menard

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Black's Law Dictionary. Bouvier Law Dictionary. Gary Webb. Webb's reporting generated fierce controversy, and the San Jose Mercury News backed away from the story, effectively ending Webb's career as a mainstream-media journalist.

Gary Webb

In 2004 he was found dead from two gunshot wounds to the head, which the coroner's office judged a suicide. Though he was criticized and outcast from the mainstream journalism community, his reportage was eventually vindicated; since his death, for example, both the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune have defended his "Dark Alliance" series.

Esquire wrote that a report from the CIA inspector general "subsequently confirmed the pillars of Webb's findings. "[1] Geneva Overholser, who served as the ombudsman for The Washington Post, wrote that major media outlets including the Washington Post had "shown more passion for sniffing out the flaws in the Mercury News's answer than for sniffing out a better answer themselves Biography[edit] Early life[edit] Webb was born to a military family in Corona, California. Peter Dale Scott. Peter Dale Scott (born 11 January 1929[1]) is a Canadian born, former English professor at the University of California, Berkeley, a former diplomat and a poet.

Peter Dale Scott

A son of the Canadian poet and constitutional lawyer F. R. Scott and painter Marian Dale Scott, he has been critical of American foreign policy since the era of the Vietnam War. Scott was a signatory in 1968 of the “Writers and Editors War Tax Protest” pledge, in which participants vowed to refuse tax payments in protest against the Vietnam War.[2] He spent four years (1957–1961) with the Canadian diplomatic service. He retired from the UC Berkeley faculty in 1994. Literary works[edit] In terms of poetry, he is best known for his book-length poem Coming to Jakarta (subtitled "a poem about terror"), which describes in measured, prosodically regular verse the 1965 crisis in Indonesia that resulted in the Indonesian Civil War and the deaths of as many as half a million people, in which he believed the CIA to have played a role.[3]