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“Gehan Gunasekara specialises in the areas of franchising law and information privacy law. He has published widely in these areas both locally and overseas. He has contributed to the literature on the need for the protection of whistle-blowers.
Tags: 'Law in Business and Government in New Zealand, A Most Wanted Man by Le Carre, acceptable level of living, allow others to replicate successful business model, allow the copying of drug patents without charge, better quality of life, bulk discounts a franchise system, business cloning, China, clean technlogies without charge, comicStyle, contributor to several books, developed countries, economic measures, economies of scale, expansion, Featured Content, field of Franchise Law, franchises provide the capital, Gail Penney, Gehan Gunasekara, Ideas worth spreading, India, information privacy law, internet, issue of business compliance with privacy laws, issues concerning both privacy and franchising, issues that arise when personal information is transferred from one country to another, legal issues affecting franchising, lifeStyle, main blog, member of the academic reference committee for the Review of Privacy by the Law Commission, mindStyle matters, My Life: Fidel Castro edited by Ignacio Ramonet, need for the protection of whistle-blowers, online social networking and the Internet, other universe, penneylane, penneylaneonline, per capita income, post Western financial crisis, published widely, recognition by customers of the existing network, regular commentator in national media, researched privacy issues connected with applications such as online social networking, Safety features depend on the size, scale down their own levels of consumption, specialises in the areas of franchising law, successful business model, support and training provided by the franchise head office, Ted Talk, The Grand Design by Stephen Hawking, the incidence and areas of franchise litigation in New Zealand, The Law of Business Organisations, tour de force, turnStyle, VidStyle, www.penneylaneonline.com
“Is dedicated to spreading simple origami of models that focus on endangered animal species. Primarily it is to educate and teach children how to make origami animal figures so that they can enjoy the art and creativity of folding paper and making beautiful things from such common material.
Tags: art of folding paper, Bernie Peyton, Changing the world, China, comicStyle, common material, creations, creativity of folding paper, cultural heritage, culture and religion, diagrams and videos, Eastern world, eco-origami, educate, Eric Joisel, focus on endangered animal species, Gail Penney, Giang Dinh, Himanshu Agrawal, how to make origami animal figures, Japanese art of paperfolding, lifeStyle, main blog, methods, mindStyle matters, no written directions for folding origami models, one fold at a time, oral techniques and designs, Origami, Origami Clubs, origami Masters, paper origami birds, Paper the World, peace bid, penneylane, penneylaneonline, Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra., primitive methods, Robert J Lang., safeguard earth's natural resources, sharing activity, Shinto religion, simple origami, teach children, techniques were lost, treasured skill, turnStyle, VidStyle, www.penneylaneonline.com
“Growing up in rural Scotland in a household that encouraged a love for nature and the outdoors, it was perhaps inevitable that Alister Benn would end up traveling the world in search of wild places.
Tags: 5 KURIOUS KIWI QUESTIONS, act of atrocity, ALI, alister benn, ambiguous society, Asturias, Australia the United States, Available Light Images, balance point, best images, breathtaking beauty, canada, cause, Change, China, comicStyle, composition, difference to the planet, discovery, Education, Education for sustainability, environmental education, Future Traders, Gail Penney, growth, Himalayan images, Hong Kong, Human history, human race, internet, Juanli Sun, keynote speech, landfill sites, learning, Leaving lights on, lifeStyle, light, light exposure, main blog, massive change, metaphor, mid-life crisis, mindStyle matters, model for self-accountability, moon, natural world, nature, Nature Photography, network, New Zealand, night photography, Northern Spain, Not for Profit Foundation, outdoors, penneylane, penneylaneonline, photographic skill, Photography business, photography is a language, photography learning, photography programme, planet care, power to change, quest for education, recycling, rugged coastline, self-accountability, self-exploration, self-promotion, slide in morality, solution, stars, subconscious lifestyle, Switzerland, Tibetan images, tidal rhythms, time abstracting element, turnStyle, ugly horrors, unnecessary use of the car, use images for Education, Very Penneylane, VidStyle, viewer, vocabulary, VPL, walk, wave motion, well-crafted image, wild places, www.penneylaneonline.com, Yunnan
Sheryl WuDunn’s book “Half the Sky” investigates the oppression of women globally. Her stories shock. Only when women in developing countries have equal access to education and economic opportunity will we be using all our human resources.
Tags: business, China, comicStyle, community, denied basic rights, developing countries, developing world, development, economic engines of growth, economic opportunity, economic power, Education, equal access, Gail Penney, gender-based violence, Half the Sky, human resources, Ideas worth spreading, lifeStyle, main blog, mindStyle matters, moral issue, New York Times, Nick Kristof, nutrition, opportunity, oppressed, oppression of women globally, penneylane, penneylaneonline, potential, Pulitzer, sex trafficking, Sheryl WuDunn, slavery, Ted Talk, threatened, Tiananmen Square, transform, turnStyle, untapped potential, VidStyle, women's rights, www.penneylaneonline.com
