Diverting Spirits Image via calisphere.
The basic principle is to fulfil supplier's needs to quickly sell excess stock via the internet, without harming the brand's image or diverting revenue from other distribution channels.
Even as hackers knocked out al-Jazeera's English-language news site last week, diverting some visitors to images of an American flag, the organization fought successfully to keep a panoply of vital English-language advertising information available via its main Arabic site.
For officials of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as well as the unions representing tens of thousands of port workers, the memory of years of stalled dredging is still fresh, along with images of shippers diverting their vessels to other ports to avoid the costly lightening of their loads at sea before venturing up shallow channels of the New York area ports.
But policy makers and pundits are constantly diverted by the images that proliferate inside and outside Russia — from the action man tranquilizing tigers and flying with cranes, to the cruel anti-American autocrat who exploits orphans to undermine U.S. human rights legislation.
In the museum's courtyard is work by Grace Knowlton, who, in contrast to the diverse and diverting Mr. Gerard, rolls all her ideas and images into a ball, literally.
Paolo Sorrentino's new movie set in a Swiss sanatorium is a diverting, minor work, tweaked up with funny ideas and images and visually as stylish as ever.
Guardian film critic, Peter Bradshaw: "Paolo Sorrentino's new movie set in a Swiss sanatorium is a diverting, minor work, tweaked up with funny ideas and images and visually as stylish as ever.
UPDATE, 5/3: Here's what I wrote to accompany the Dali stone image: Humanity is etching its signature across its earthscape: diverting waterways, extracting essentials, transforming the air, scratching pathways.
Fixing faults, and its image, will divert resources.
