He later joked that so desperate was he to play first team football he signed a contract for so little money that QPR's then-secretary thought about getting the document framed.
Today that document, framed in silver, is piled among yellowing college textbooks and other outgrown possessions in a storage room in the basement, a few feet from the washing machine; loads of our dirty laundry rinsing and spinning and emerging cleansed, year after year, all under the benevolent gaze of Pope John Paul II.
It is a message document, framed in a bitterly partisan election year when no reforms are about to take place.
Workers frequently discussed how the Care Plan document framed their interactions with family members.
Have your wedding license or contract document framed.
Here's a perfect example of what makes Cahiers so important: they just published a book, "Autoportrait de Chantal Akerman en Cinéaste" ("Self-Portrait of Chantal Akerman as a Filmmaker"), in which she offers and discusses excerpts of scripts and other work documents, frame enlargements, and family photos.
The vast majority of policy actors and policy documents frame REDD+ as a mechanism that should also realize non-carbon benefits, yet non-carbon monitoring receives very little attention.
Since then, a practical step-by-step guide has served as the main document to frame the first internal debates among local policy makers, and an intercultural city index (ICC) is being applied across Europe and further afield (Mexico, Montreal, Tokyo) to benchmark its implementation.
The document - framed as questions to be debated by an advisory convention on the future of Europe due to open next year - proposes turning the EU's council of ministers into a second chamber of parliament.
However, this process, and the legal and policy documents that frame and underpin it, do more than simply protect archaeological sites and places – they often work to protect archaeological interests and disciplinary values.
