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Ma gusta esta imagen jejeje carretiando el sabado en London Club la pase mas que bn pero hacia un calor de mierda jejejejeje habia demasiada gente esa noche, salgo mas rojo en la picture jejeje... Ahy con La china y la Barbarita (L) mas bella ella se vey mas linda y mas encima con ojitos de colores qe puedo decir poh jejejeje Se paso mas que bien ese dia.... Mas tela las niñas...
Eso poh Nada new que contar..
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Somewhere to kickstart your heart before heading up the slopes or warm up at the end of a day of skiing and snowboarding.
This is my entry to the Eurobricks/Classic-Town.net "Expand the Winter Village III" contest.
This is a poster I created for SSM using one of the shots from the photo shoot with Rikki. I think it paints a pretty clear picture. Prints will be available soon.
Short workings of the Redcar to Stokesley service were introduced with Kickstart funding, making Redcar to Guisborough half hourly.
3013 N513XVN was a rather tired 12 year old Prisma on such a duty in Guisborough
Creative Financing to Make Small-Scale Farming Technologies Affordable for the Rural Poor
Small-scale farming is the principal source of livelihood for many in Kenya. Agriculture provides 71 percent of employment and accounts for over 25 percent of Kenya‘s GDP. KickStart International’s shallow water irrigation pumps can increase annual net-farm incomes for these farmers by an average of $700 per year. Despite the relatively low cost of KickStart’s pumps, however, they are still beyond the reach of many poor farmers who often have irregular incomes and find it difficult to pay the large up-front cost of the pump. With support from DIV, KickStart is testing two innovative financing mechanisms to increase access to these products and help break down critical financial barriers.
Read the full project description: www.usaid.gov/div/portfolio/kickstart
Photo credit Esther Havens
Creative Financing to Make Small-Scale Farming Technologies Affordable for the Rural Poor
Small-scale farming is the principal source of livelihood for many in Kenya. Agriculture provides 71 percent of employment and accounts for over 25 percent of Kenya‘s GDP. KickStart International’s shallow water irrigation pumps can increase annual net-farm incomes for these farmers by an average of $700 per year. Despite the relatively low cost of KickStart’s pumps, however, they are still beyond the reach of many poor farmers who often have irregular incomes and find it difficult to pay the large up-front cost of the pump. With support from DIV, KickStart is testing two innovative financing mechanisms to increase access to these products and help break down critical financial barriers.
Read the full project description: www.usaid.gov/div/portfolio/kickstart
Photo credit Esther Havens
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Carrie Billy
President & CEO, American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC)
For the next three month, thirty startups work out ouf the transformed "ewz-Unterwerk Selnau" in Zurich
For the next three month, thirty startups work out ouf the transformed "ewz-Unterwerk Selnau" in Zurich
Test shot of the cover of a magazine with the new lens - Sigma 300 MM macro, on the Pentax K30. Not disappointed