If you go a little further into this message, and you see the specific instructions from headquarters: "After you have carried out what is contained in this message, destroy the message because I don't want anyone to see this message".
As John Hagel, the renowned business and technology strategist, points out: In times of rapid change the type of knowledge that is valuable shifts from explicit (what can be contained in a document) to tacit (what is contained in a person).
Could it be that this is what is contained in the 42 classified US documents that Miliband is attempting to prevent the public from seeing?
Exposure to other latex containing medical devices was not significantly different from what was reported in other wards.
Did they see what information was contained in the sections of the C4I4 record of that night that was withheld from the GIEI?
Scriptures say that God created time and the entire universe from what is not visible, and cannot contain (box) Him.
Phillips moved to the city in the late 1930s as a war bride and moved into this 1950s-era apartment building on Dolores Street, across the way from what is now a huge apartment complex containing a brand-new bottom-floor Whole Foods Market.
Bronzes from what is now Syria have been found to contain up to 2% nickel.
To the contrary, it can be a great distraction from what is meaningful -- which is often old, timeless, contained in books, in music, in art, and in the hearts and souls of human beings who need only the expanse of quiet, leisure, stillness, and each other to bring their wisdom to life.
Furthermore, messaging should shift from what is lacking to what is needed and what is possible.
