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This CreativeMornings Philadelphia event was generously hosted by our partners at FS Investments at the Navy Yard.
In this talk, freelance editorial photographer Neal Santos shared his thoughts on how commitment shapes the people we are.
The event was sponsored globally by MailChimp, Adobe, and WordPress.com.
All photos taken by FS Investments Video Producer Endrit Faslliaj.
Bañaderos Express is a high-speed Trimaran, built in 2021 by Austal Philippines, Cebu, and shares design with the trimaran Bajamar Express. In 2022 the Bañaderos Express received, the Shippax Fast Ferry Award for its commitment to sustainability, and is considered "an integral part of the green future of travel". She can carry 1100 passengers, eight cycles/motor-cycles, up to 278 vehicles and can attain a speed of 38 knots. It takes 1hr. 20 mins for the crossing to Gran Canaria. It also has eight Pet-Rooms, four Pet-Sofas and fifty Pet-Carriers! It is powered by 4xMTU 20V8000 M71L diesels engines delivering 36,400kw driving 4x Kongsberg Waterjet Propellers. Sailing under the flag of Spain, she has an overall length of 118 metres and a GTW 7915.
Fred. Olsen Express HQ is in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
This photo was taken from the aft end of P&O Cruises - MS Iona - IMO: 9826548, having not long arrived here while on a 14-night cruise to the Canary Islands, Portugal and Spain. Iona had departed from Southampton, UK, in the early evening of 11/11/2023. Next stop: Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, on 17/11/2023. This view is looking in a south-westerly direction.
MS Iona was completed on 09/10/2020 by Meyer Werft, Papenburg, Germany. She was laid down on 29/05/2019, launched on 18/02/2020 and Christened by Dame Irene Hays(Hays Travel), on 16/05/2021 with her maiden voyage on the 07/08/2021. She is from the Excellence Class of cruise ships and is British registered in Southampton. She has a GTW of 184,089, has nineteen decks of which eighteen are passenger accessible, eleven of those with cabins, giving a maximum passenger capacity of 5,206 and 1,762 crew. She is powered by Wärtsilä LNG engines giving a total installed power of 67.1MW(82,700hp) giving a service speed of around 17 knots.
The itinerary was: Southampton - Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain - Arrecife, Lanzarote, Spain - Funchal, Madeira, Portugal - Lisbon, Portugal - A Coruña, Spain - Southampton. This itinerary was a change from the original scheduled one to a maritime pilots strike in Portugal. It should have been Funchal first then the other three islands in order then Cadiz, Spain and an overnight stay in Lisbon. © Peter Steel 2023.
This edition CreativeMornings/Bogotá event was generously hosted by Mistral.
Natalia Ochoa, Thebosayorkdream was our speaker.
The incredible breakfast was a courtesy from Mistral
Photos by Juan Felipe Rubio
Instagram: @rubio_buitrago
The video, soon on our site, was filmed by ÍCARO FILMS.
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Organized by Reverend Al Sharpton and the National Action Network.
(night photos are from the noise demo during Trumps Acceptance speech)
Commitment to continue with the good cooperation, credential ceremony of Ambassador Charles Garrett.
Camera : Nikon F-601
Lens : Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 Micro AF
Film : Fujifilm PRO400H
Software : Adobe Photoshop CS3 Mac (Slight color adjustment)
Venue : Methodist Church, Klang
The Rev. Gawain F. de Leeuw preaching at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in White Plains, NY Jan. 25, 2009. ( Alan Zale for The New York Times ) WESTCHESTER PEWS
ESCP Business School Madrid Campus had the honour of hosting H.R.H. Doña Elena de Borbón and distinguished guests for a special event celebrating the legacy of our alumnus, Pedro Domecq Loustau (Class of 1843).
The evening was a heartfelt tribute to his values of academic excellence, leadership with integrity, entrepreneurship, internationalisation and commitment to society—principles that continue to inspire our students and alumni.
Highlights included the presentation of a commemorative plaque by the Domecq family and engaging speeches that reflected on Pedro Domecq's enduring impact.
We are grateful to everyone who made this memorable evening possible and for the ongoing support of our mission to shape future leaders.
The Developing Good Governance in the Niger Delta programme draws on the commitment and expertise of five Nigerian NGOs with an abundance of experience of working with all stakeholders in the region. Working collaboratively, they present a unique opportunity to engage government, civil society and the oil industry in bringing about the huge changes in behaviour and practice which are pre-requisite to sustainable development.
The purpose of the project is better provision of basic services in the Niger Delta and the reduction of poverty. This is to be achieved through enhanced effectiveness of civil society in the Niger Delta to demand better governance, allied to improved capacity to deliver by civil servants, greater functional skills among service providers and improved understanding of the role and responsibilities of state and local government among all stakeholders. The focus of the project will be six local government authorities (LGAs) in the Niger Delta States in the three core Delta States of Bayelsa, Rivers and Delta. Interventions will be targeted at key sectors and vulnerable groups to ensure poverty focus.
Currently the project partnership is led by Academic Associates Peace Works (AAPW), Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law and the Living Earth Foundation (UK) with additional support from Kobiri Development Foundation (KDF).
This five-year programme is funded by DFID’s Global Transparency Fund and will run from 2008 to 2013.
For further information on AAPW's current activities, please refer to their website; www.aapw.org/
Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law www.kabissa.org/directory/IHRHL