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Because the batteries had been swapped in, the City-El's Capacity Meter shut the car down, thinking that the batteries were dangerously low. The fix is to charge them with the car's built-in charger for a few minutes.
I Territori e l’Economia Creativa e Digitale, MEDIMEX, Fiera del Levante – Bari. 06 dicembre 2013 – ore 11.30 - 17.00.
La Regione Puglia ha organizzato, in collaborazione con FORMEZ PA e InnovaPuglia, nell’ambito del PON GAS “Capacity Sud” e della linea “Progettare”, un incontro di approfondimento tematico, finalizzato al miglioramento di programmi, progetti e performance delle politiche regionali per l’Innovazione.
Introducono:
Elena Tropeano -Formez PA
Adriana Agrimi - Regione Puglia
Francesco Surico - InnovaPuglia
Sessione laboratoriale
a cura di Annamaria Ferretti, Con Carlo Infante (Urban Experience, interazioni tra web e territorio) Marta Mainieri (Collaboriamo.org, consumo collaborativo, sharing
economy, servizi collaborativi digitali), Paolo Castelnovi (Fondazione Fitzcarraldo, management, economia,
politiche della cultura, delle arti e dei media).
Couple shots from my archives.
I was definitely on his side hoping for a big catch, and was surprised to see how big he can expand his "pouch". He looks quite happy getting this small one while I was a little disappointed...
Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
During the eighth meeting of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Advisory Committee on Increasing Competitive Integrated Employment for Individuals with Disabilities, DHSS Secretary Rita Landgraf participated as member of the Capacity Building Subcommittee, discussed updates from other subcommittees and heard public testimony from a Pathways to Careers Panel. Secretary Landgraf is one of 17 members chosen from more than 280 nominations nationwide. The advisory committee is made up self-advocates, providers of employment services, national disability advocacy organizations, national employment community, others with expertise in advancing employment opportunities, and federal officials. The advisory committee will make a final report to U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez in September.
During the April 27-28 meetings in Washington, the advisory committee heard from Deputy Labor Secretary Christopher P. Lu, who thanked members for their voluntary service and for the progress they have made on their recommendations.
The U.S. Advisory Committee is a key provision of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), signed into law by President Obama in July 2014. The committee will advise U.S. Labor Secretary Perez on ways to increase competitive integrated employment opportunities for individuals with significant disabilities.
Gary Green, who is a fabrication production worker at Zero Manufacturing in North Salt Lake, Utah, benefits from those increased opportunities. “I sand the boxes,” he said. His supervisor, Connie Warren, said, “He and his productivity are missed today at work.” For 40 years, Gary worked at a sheltered workshop in Utah. Pathways to Careers, a project of the Institute for Economic Empowerment at SourceAmerica, has employment pilots in four cities: Clearfield, Utah; Detroit; Boston and Fairfax, Va. Through a process called “expanded discovery,” the Utah pilot matched things that Gary likes to do with a potential employment position. Gary, who loves working with his hands, working with wood, and at a repetitive task, became a customized woodworker at Zero Manufacturing.
Mike Callahan, president of Marc Gold Associates, and Therese Fimian, senior resource manager for SourceAmerica, said they proved that people with significant disabilities can work in community employment. “We cracked the code on employment by combining supported employment with customized employment,” Callahan said. Callahan said SourceAmerica looks for the “goodness of fit.”
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This session features successful capacity building partnerships that have been forged by ITU and other organizations.
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With a capacity of 50,000 the Coliseum (aka Colosseum) of Rome was the largest amphitheater ever built in the Roman Empire. Its construction started in 72 CE under Emperor Vespasian and was completed in 80 CE under Titus, with further modifications made from 81–96 CE under Domitian. The Coliseum was erected as a triumphal monument celebrating the victory of the Romans in the Great Jewish Revolt in 70 CE; its construction was funded by treasure seized during the campaign. The inaugural games lasted for a hundred days and included gladiatorial combat, mock naval battles for which the theater was flooded, horse races and chariot races; a reported more than 9,000 wild animals were killed.
The Coliseum is also and was originally known as the Flavian Amphitheater as it was constructed by the Flavian dynasty emperors, after the last Julio-Claudian dynasty emperor Nero. The name "Coliseum" is believed to have been derived from the large Colossus of Nero statue nearby, which was erected by Nero and named after the Colossus of Rhodes. The statue, which Vespasian added a sun-ray crown to and renamed Colossus Solis after the Roman sun god Sol Invictus, was last mentioned in the 4th Century and may have been destroyed during the Sack of Rome in 410; only its base remains today. By the year 1000 "Colosseum" had been coined to refer to the amphitheater, its name further evolving to "Coliseum" in the Middle Ages.
The HRH Capacity Bridge project contracted 837 health workers—including nurses, midwives, clinical officers, lab technicians, and pharmacists—to facilities across the country under its Sustainable Health Workforce model.
Sara is a registered community health nurse contracted to Kapenguria District Hospital. She also provides HIV prevention education and voluntary HIV counseling and testing to clients.
Although new HIV infections and related deaths have dramatically decreased, 101,560 new HIV infections still occur each year and 58,465 HIV-related deaths occurred in 2013.
Read the story at IntraHealth.
The Sustainable Health Workforce model is funded by USAID and led by IntraHealth International’s Human Resources for Health Capacity Bridge project.
Photo by Wycliffe Omanya for IntraHealth International.