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Secretary Pritzker promoted the importance of U.S.-German collaboration and touted the benefits of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP) during an armchair discussion with Siemens USA CEO Eric Spiegel. Siemens, a German company with a large U.S. footprint, welcomed Pritzker and many of their U.S.-based customers to the event designed to celebrate the commercial relationship between the U.S. and Germany.
For more info:
www.commerce.gov/news/blog/2016/04/us-secretary-commerce-...
Here's a short BDN article on the fire - http://www.beloitdailynews.com/articles/2008/02/04/news/news06.txt
Manatee County’s Palmetto Branch Library is pleased to welcome teens ages 13-18 to the Teen Book Discussion Group for May.
Held on Thursday, May 15, 2014 from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m., the subject of this month's discussion will be Malcolm Gladwell's best-seller, “Outliers: the Story of Success.”
Any interested students in Manatee County are welcome and encouraged to join the fun! The Book Discussion Group is free and open to all, and no advance registration is required. Seating will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
The Palmetto Branch Library is located at 923 6th Street West, in Palmetto, Florida. For more information, please call the library at 941-722-3333.
For general information about the Manatee County Public Library System, visit us on the web at www.mymanatee.org/library.
The 2021 Global Food Policy Report (2021 GFPR) examines the lessons learned from the pandemic and public and private sector responses. IFPRI researchers and colleagues consider not just how to rebuild post-COVID but, more importantly, how this growing knowledge can shape our path to truly transforming food systems. Chapters in the report look at balancing health and economic policies, trade’s importance to food security, promoting healthy diets and nutrition, the role of social protection policies and greater inclusion, natural resource policies for food security and sustainability, the contribution of private sector innovation, and how to finance food system transformation. 2021 offers a crucial opportunity to rethink and renew efforts to transform the world’s food systems, and the 2021 GFPR lays out an evidenced-based framework for successfully doing so.
The Kigali discussion will provide an overview of the report, as well as lessons learned from the pandemic as they pertain to Rwanda’s agriculture and nutrition sectors.
Welcome Remarks
Dr. David Spielman, Senior Research Fellow, Program Leader IFPRI Rwanda
Summary of the Report
Dr. Johan Swinnen, Director General, IFPRI
Thematic Presentation
Dr. Neha Kumar, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI
Keynote Address
Dr. Gerardine Mukeshimana, Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources, Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources (MINAGRI)
Discussants
Dr. Anita Asiimwe, Director General, Rwanda NCDA
Nicola Bellomo, Ambassador, Head of EU Delegation to Rwanda
Vote of Thanks
Jean Claude Musabyimana, Permanent Secretary, MINAGRI
Moderator
Gracie Rosenbach, Program Manager IFPRI Rwanda
The driver and fireman of 3850 are deep in discussions with colleagues during an extended layover at Toddington. Maybe it was who to vote for in the May Day Elections? Thursday 1st May 2025.
At APHA's 140th Annual Meeting in San Francisco Oct. 27-31, 2012. (Photo by Michele Late/The Nation's Health/APHA)
Easter Holiday in one of Moldovan villages: Hanaseni de Prut. In this day people go to the cemetery and remember the dead members of the family...
On the 7th day from Easter people go to cemeteries and remember dead family members by cleaning their graves, bringing food, making religious ceremonies and much more. These photo essay was taken in Hanaseni de Prut village. People respect this tradition and honoring ancestors' memories.
Canon EOS 10D
Tamron 17-50 mm, 2.8
PerfectRAW
Photoshop
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I've started photography back in 1995 using a film camera (borrowed from a teacher in school) and spend few bucks on B&W film (well it's cheaper than color)... saving my lunch money to buy rolls of film to satisfy my hunger...:D
Spent hours in the darkroom learnt how to develop photos..:p
Nikkor 50mm f1.4G
This month, the Talking Books Discussion Group engaged in a historically-driven conversation centered around Sonia Sotomayor's memoir, My Beloved World.
> Vous êtes constamment à m'épier pour chercher la faille et m'engueuler.
> c'est toi tu nous oppresse
> t'as pas d'exemple qui te viennent en tête, c'est bien la preuve que je ne vous fait rien.
>état de stress permanent
>état de stress permanent c'est ce que vous me faites, je suis toujours obligé d'anticiper vos réactions pour ne pas vous vexer.
Panel Conversation & Closing Reception
non locality and the transference of space, energy and memory
Thursday, October 28, 4—6PM
Room CCPLX216
Organized by Fatima Hoang, Elonda Billera, & Janice Gomez
Carol Cheh David P. Earle IV Douglas Rompasky
Christian Tedeschi Liza Wade Green
Moderated by Tarra Stevenson
How do artists transfer energy from one space to the next? Questions and answers by artists, writers, world travelers, bloggers and summercampers. What is home?
A closing panel conversation: non locality and the transference of space, energy and memory moderated by Tarra Stevenson, writer & educator will include panelists: Carol Cheh, performance art writer, David P. Earle IV, artist, writer & educator, Douglas Rompasky, nomadic computer programmer—traveling for the past two years around the world on his bicycle, Christian Tedeschi, the artist representative of the current exhibition, and Liza Wade Green, performing artist who will be at Summercamp for a residency at the end of October.
This month, the Talking Books Discussion Group engaged in a historically-driven conversation centered around Sonia Sotomayor's memoir, My Beloved World.
Panel Conversation & Closing Reception
non locality and the transference of space, energy and memory
Thursday, October 28, 4—6PM
Room CCPLX216
Organized by Fatima Hoang, Elonda Billera, & Janice Gomez
Carol Cheh David P. Earle IV Douglas Rompasky
Christian Tedeschi Liza Wade Green
Moderated by Tarra Stevenson
How do artists transfer energy from one space to the next? Questions and answers by artists, writers, world travelers, bloggers and summercampers. What is home?
A closing panel conversation: non locality and the transference of space, energy and memory moderated by Tarra Stevenson, writer & educator will include panelists: Carol Cheh, performance art writer, David P. Earle IV, artist, writer & educator, Douglas Rompasky, nomadic computer programmer—traveling for the past two years around the world on his bicycle, Christian Tedeschi, the artist representative of the current exhibition, and Liza Wade Green, performing artist who will be at Summercamp for a residency at the end of October.
The consultation workshop on SDG Alliance 8.7 took place on the 14-15th of September in Bangkok, Thailand, and was convened by the ILO at the United Nations Conference Centre. The consultation was sub-regional, inviting stakeholders in East and South-East Asia and the Pacific to discuss SDG Alliance 8.7. The Alliance will be a partnership led initiative that focuses on achieving Sustainable Development Target 8.7.
Event Info: www.ilo.org/asia/whatwedo/events/WCMS_523112/lang--en/ind...
Alliance 8.7 website: www.alliance87.org/#!© ILO.
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