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One of the wonderful things about the recently-opened Chicago Architecture Biennial is that it encourages visitors to leave the exhibition itself. From films to lectures to public kiosks, it's truly a regional event.    By far the furthest afield of these offerings - and definitely one of the most memorable - are the free trips to visit the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright-designed headquarters of SC Johnson in Racine , Wisconsin. The complex is about an hour and a half drive from Chicago.  Long before Apple and Google hired Norman Foster and Bjarke Ingels to build sexy campuses in Silicon Valley, H.F. Johnson Jr. hired Wright to build his Administration Building (1939) and Research Tower (1950), which remain two of the most innovative, and important office buildings in the history of modern architecture. 'I wanted to build the best office building in the world, and the only way to do that was to get the greatest architect in the world,' Johnson explained at the time.  The Research Tower, renovated in 2013, was opened to the public for the first time last year. Its 15 floors all cantilever off a central core, which extends more than 50 feet into the ground. The research spaces are skinned with 'Cherokee Red' bricks, and more than 7,000 Pyrex glass tubes. The development site of ubiquitous products like Glade, Pledge, and Raid, the tower contains original lab equipment, amazing architectural drawings, and correspondence between Wright and Johnson.  The curvaceous, horizontally-oriented Administration Building, also naturally lit with Pyrex glass tubing, is famous for its Great Workroom's amazing 'mushroom' columns, with their 9 inch diameter bases and 18.5 foot diameter tops. Wright convinced authorities to allow the unusual structures by stacking several tons of sandbags on top of them prior to construction. He (or course) designed all the furniture in the building (including the tippy three legged chairs), as well as its brass 'bird cage' elevators. It's the only working Frank Lloyd Wright office in the world. Speaking of Norman Foster , on the tour you'll visit his Fortaleza Hall, which opened in 2010. The building includes a sweeping glass atrium containing exhibits about the building and company, and The Commons, (fronted by a Patrick Blanc green wall) which provides employee amenities. The tour also takes visitors to Wingspread, the Wright-designed, pinwheel-planned home for H.F. Johnson Jr., and to the spaceship-like Golden Rondelle Theater (not designed by Wright), which was shipped to Racine after the 1964 New York World's Fair.  On display at the SC Johnson Gallery is the Wasmuth Portfolio, which features almost 50 gorgeous lithographs and artifacts from Wright's most famous book. SC Johnson is also hosting three lectures and two films associated with the Biennial as well as its first-ever 'Wright at Night' tours on Thursdays. 

Clerks working in the Great Workroom of the Administration Building in the 1940s

...and the Great Workroom in the 1980s

HF Johnson, Jr. sits with Frank Lloyd Wright and his apprentice, Wes Peters, during the weight testing of a dendriform column for the SC Johnson Administration Building in 1937. The column needed to hold 12 tons of weight in order to be used in the building design. The test stopped after the column withstood 5 times that weight.

The Golden Rondelle Theatre was built for the 1964/1965 Worlds Fair in New York. It has been in Racine since 1968, showing visitors various SC Johnson-commissioned films like "Living Planet" and the Academy Award-Winning "To Be Alive!"

The Fortaleza Hall, designed by Foster + Partners in 2010, is also part of the SC Johnson campus in Racine

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"We have a nuclear doctrine which states that the use of nuclear arms is possible in an exceptional case, when the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our country is threatened," he told the St Petersburg International Economic Forum.

"But the doctrine can be changed.

"The same applies to nuclear tests. We will carry out tests if needed, but so far there is no such need."

Russia could send weapons to adversaries of the West, Vladimir Putin has warned for a second time.

The Russian president repeated the warning from earlier this week during the St Petersburg Economic Forum.

He did not say what countries or entities he was referring to, and he stressed that Moscow is not doing it currently.

"If they supply (weapons) to the combat zone and call for using these weapons against our territory, why don't we have the right to do the same?" he told the crowds. 

"But I'm not ready to say that we will be doing it tomorrow, either."

On Wednesday, Putin told international journalists that Russia could provide long-range weapons to others to strike Western targets in response to NATO allies allowing Ukraine to use their arms to attack Russian territory.

He also reaffirmed Moscow's readiness to use nuclear weapons if it sees a threat to its sovereignty.

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If you enjoyed time away from home/work/news last week, maybe you missed reports of  the Congressional Delegation that visited Russia over the Independence Day holiday . The visit by seven Senate Republicans and one Republican from the House of Representatives included Wisconsin’s Senior Senator Ron Johnson, who chairs the Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee Subcommittee on Europe and Regional Security Cooperation.

I have wondered for days why the trip happened, how that timing was set, what was discussed, and what (if anything) came from the visit with top Russian government officials. Having had no success getting comment from his office through Twitter, I was glad to find this interview he did with Byron York in the Washington Examiner where Johnson explains the content of the meeting.

According to his statements, the meetings focused primarily on claims of election meddling in 2016, claims which the Russians refuted by pointing to American expenditure on efforts to support democracy in Russia — election meddling by the US as they see it. Other topics included Russian occupation of Crimea and East Ukraine, US sanctions on Russia, and the tampering underway that could influence the 2018 midterm elections.

President Trump is scheduled for a one-on-one meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 16. Perhaps the visit was laying groundwork for that summit, but why be there on the 4th of July? Read the story, then tell me: do you still have questions about the purpose and outcomes of this trip, or are you satisfied with Sen Johonson’s explanation?

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SC Johnson believes in making every place where we operate better, because we have been there. We are committed to respecting people and supporting universal human rights, adhering to local laws and regulations, contributing positively to our communities, and minimizing our impact on the environment. As our Chairman and CEO Fisk Johnson explains, “As a family company, there’s nothing more important than treating people fairly and with respect, and living up to the expectations of future generations. We are guided by our principles, and we expect SC Johnson suppliers to share this commitment to doing what’s right.”

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The SC Johnson Supplier Code of Conduct specifies the minimum requirements for our suppliers four key areas: Human Rights & Labor; Safety, Health & Environment; Sustainability; and Business Ethics. We require all of our suppliers to comply with the Code. It also sets out aspirations for our longer-term suppliers to be working towards with us. We expect suppliers, contract manufacturers, contractors, vendors and other business relations and providers of goods or services to share our ethic and commitment. We reserve the right to terminate any contracts and our business relationship with any supplier that does not meet the minimum requirements of this Code. 

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If you have a concern about an SC Johnson supplier relating to matters covered in the SC Johnson Supplier Code of Conduct, the best first step would be to talk with your SC Johnson contact. However, if for any reason you would prefer to report your concern to SC Johnson anonymously, you can do so by calling our Ethics and Compliance Hotline. 

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SC Johnson’s Ethics and Compliance Hotline is only for reporting concerns related to the requirements and expectations described in the SC Johnson Supplier Code of Conduct.

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  Countries The mark " ^ " appearing in some access codes means "await second dial tone."   "Restriction code" refers to potential limitations on access to the telephone hotlines in certain regions. Please reference the list of restriction codes at the bottom of this page.   Argentina (Spanish) - International Toll-Free: 0800-444-2715 (restriction code J)   Belgium (French) - International Toll-Free: 0800-7-8355 (restriction codes F, N)   Brazil (Brazilian Portuguese) - International Toll-Free: 0800-892-1698 (restriction codes M, P)   China - North (Mandarin) - International Toll-Free: 10-800-110-0704(restriction codes 11, D, N, Q, T)   China - South (Mandarin) - International Toll-Free: 10-800-711-0761 (restriction codes 11, D, M, O, Q, T)   France (French) - International Toll-Free: 0800-91-3245 (restriction code M)   Germany (German) - International Toll-Free: 0800-181-7590 (restriction codes F, N)   Hong Kong (Mandarin) - International Toll-Free: 800-90-0564 (restriction codes M)   India (Hindi) - Use access code 000-117 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (restriction code 13)   Indonesia (Indonesian) - International Toll-Free: 001-803-1-002-0715 (restriction codes 11, F, L)   Italy (Italian) - International Toll-Free: 800-788816 (restriction codes A, M)   Japan (Japanese) - International Toll-Free: J4=0066-33-830391 (restriction codes A, F, K, M, Q, TNW1, TNW2, TNW3, TNW4, W)   Korea (Korean) - International Toll-Free: 00308-13-2661 (restriction codes 03, A, M, P)   Mexico (Spanish) - International Toll-Free: 001-866-258-3303 (restriction codes 11, S, U)   Netherlands (Dutch) - International Toll-Free: 0800-023-1176 (restriction codes F, N)   Philippines (Filipino) - International Toll-Free: 1-800-1-111-0671 (restriction codes A, N, P, T)   Portugal (Portuguese) - International Toll-Free: 800-8-11442 (restriction codes D, N, P)   Russia (Russian) - Use access code 8^10-800-110-1011 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (restriction codes A, D)   Moscow - Use access code 363-2400 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (no restrictions)   Outside Moscow - Use access code 8^495-363-2400 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (restriction codes 22, A, D)   St. Petersburg - Use access code 363-2400 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (restriction codes A, D)   Outside St. Petersburg - Use access code 8^812-363-2400 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (restriction codes 22, A, D)   Spain (Spanish) - International Toll-Free: 900-98-1247 (restriction code N)   Switzerland (French) - International Toll-Free: 0800-89-2867 (restriction codes F, N)   Taiwan (Mandarin) - International Toll-Free: 00801-10-4136 (restriction codes L, P)   Thailand (Thai) - International Toll-Free: 001-800-11-0020715 (restriction codes 03, 11, M, P)   United Kingdom (English) - International Toll-Free: 0808-234-4261 (restriction codes F, M)   Ukraine - Use access code 0^00-11 to reach AT&T, then dial: 866-258-3003 (restriction codes 01, 31)   If you have difficulty dialing the country-specific access codes listed here, we recommend you visit www.business.att.com/bt/access.jsp for the most recent country-specific access code information and instructions.

International Restriction Codes

***International Toll-Free*** 03: Not available from public phones or all areas. 11: Phone must have international access. A: Public phones require coin or card deposit. D: May not be available from every phone/public phone. F: Not available from pay phones. J: Available from mobile phones for ITFS but not for UIFN. Airtime charges may apply. K: Mobile availability requires mobile customer to register with the TA. L: Limited availability from mobile phones. Airtime charges may apply. M: Available from mobile phones. Airtime charges may apply. N: Not available from mobile phones. O: If order from China Telecom, must order from China Netcom. P: Telephone Administration may restrict the use of toll-free numbers for certain applications such as resale, prepaid cards, calling cards, call-back purposes or third-country calling. Q: For best coverage, order service from all country carriers. S: A general per call surcharge may be assessed to the caller. T: Available only from Carrier's phones. TNW1: Does not work from NTT or IDC. TNW2: Does not work from NTT. TNW3: Does not work from IDC. TNW4: Offers no toll-free from military bases. U: May work from non-Carrier phones. Non-Carriers may treat calls as international long distance calls and not toll-free. W: Available from mobile phones for ITFS format 0034-800-6XXXXX and UIFN. Airtime charges may apply.   AT&T Direct: 01: Fixed line phones only. 13: Only available from phones allowing international access and most public calling centers; may not be available from all locations; not available from public phones. 22: Add'l charges apply when calling outside Moscow, St. Petersburg. 31: Available only from named carrier. A:  Public phones require coin or card deposit. D: May not be available from every phone/public phone.