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Makati City, Philippines. Nonprofit & Social Enterprise leaders converge & discuss about online fundraising & effective digital dashboards in NetSuite.org's Social Impact, Accelerated! event at Impact Hub Manila co-working space in The Green Sun Hotel. Photo by Mike Ongchua.
TO ME, THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT IDEAS COMING OUT OF THE OCCUPATION.
IF YOU FOLLOW ASTROLOGICAL PREDICTIONS, THE TIME IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING SPRING 2012 WILL BE A TIME OF ACCELERATED AWAKENING, A QUICKENING OF CONSCIOUSNESS....
THE ALARM IS RINGING
WAKE UP EVERYBODY !
I don't remember what this fish is called. The motion blur is all photography and no Photoshop. Taken under low light conditions, panning to follow the fish (unsuccessfully).
DETROIT, MI. DEC 12, 2014--More than 700 Ford employees served food to the needy and worked in other community service projects across the U.S. on Friday, Dec. 12, as part of the company's Accelerated Action Day. Ford's nonprofit partners created more than 50 projects in eight states that focus on the most urgent needs of the people they serve. Organized by the Ford Volunteer Corp, the program provided more than $91,000 in Ford Motor Company Fund grants to non-profit agencies in support of today's activities. Photo by: Sam VarnHagen
2020-11-24: Sukhwan Roh, Commissioner of the Korea Customs Service addressing during the AfDB Webinar - AfCFTA COVID-19 as a Catalyst for Accelerating Trade and Investments in Africa. In frame, Stephen Karangizi, Director, African Legal Support Facility (ALSF); Bronwyn Nielsen, Editor in Chief, Africa CNBC; Yunus Hoosen, Head of National Investments Agency South Africa; Yuna Choi, External Relations and Communication Officer at the African Development Bank and Sangyong Park, Assistant Director, Information Planning Division, Korean Customs Service and Trade Development, African Development Bank.
Oberlin students took part in an accelerated EMT training session at Lorain County Community College's University Partnership Ridge Campus (UPRC) in North Ridgeville. This was the Career Exploration & Development's second year running this program but the first with LCCC as a partner. While at LCCC students observed a lecture and participated in skills practices.
Photo by Mike Crupi