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Do you always trust your first initial feeling
Special knowledge holds truth, bears believing
I turned around
And the water was closing all around
Like a glove
Like the Love that had finally, finally found me
Then I knew
In the crystalline knowledge of You
Drove me thru the mountains
Thru the crystal-like clear water fountain
Drove me like a magnet
To the sea...
~Fleetwood Mac
1st Doctoral Forum 2013 Bridging Cultures Driving Knowledge took place at ISCTE-IUL on the 4th october 2013. Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
#NEF2018 , Presidential Panel : Laying the Groundwork for Knowledge Led Economies / Kigal 27 March 2018
"Beyond our knowledge"....YES! Nothing!...can go Faster than LIGHT!
Light is Energy, NON Material, NO solid!....!
Discussion on the progress of LIVES towards gender in value chains on the newly established knowledge centre (Photo: ILRI\ Tigest Endeshaw)
1st Doctoral Forum 2013 Bridging Cultures Driving Knowledge took place at ISCTE-IUL on the 4th october 2013. Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
Sometimes it seems there's a famine of both.
From the facade of the Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, now the Lincoln Leisure Center, in Bloomington, Illinois. The school was decommissioned and turned into an activity center a few years ago. Right now, though, the juxtaposition of its former name with its new name seems especially poignant. We've plenty of leisure, but we don't know what to do with it.
Knowledge can be assimilated to culture because this too is experienced by the individual after it has been sought and the research has left something in him. But there is no room for a "culture of knowledge", one that favors knowledge and awareness before action.
London Taxi drivers study for a couple years before taking the London taxi driver's exam. Most do it on a scooter or small motorcycle that can go down small alleys and streets that are restricted to only taxis and cycles. It's common to see driver trainees out "doing the knowledge" especially on weekends and afternoons when they're not working other jobs. Usually with clipboards holding maps and notes.
Ramon Pichs Madruga, Centre for World Economy Studies (CIEM), Cuba, and Co-Chair of IPCC Working
Group III, speaking at the Climate Change Mitigation with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, Cairns, Australia, (26-28 March 2012).
Knowledge sharing: What have we learned from impact evaluations? Emmanuel Jimenez, Director of Public Sector Evaluations in World Bank’s Independent Evaluation Group, presenting the improvements needed on the process of selecting, financing and using impact evaluations, and other recommendations to enhance the quality and operational relevance of impact evaluations.
2024-05-30: Admassu Tadesse, President and Chief Executive of the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB) speaks on stage during the Knowledge Event 1: AM2024. In frame, Mr. Jeremy Awori, CEO Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI).
On the University High School building on the campus of the University of Illinois, two nymphs embrace the book of knowledge, and the light and life that spring from it. One, holding a globe, represents the sciences, and the other, holding a harp, represents the arts. Together they look toward the light of knowledge, acknowledging the balance that it brings, and their mutual dependence upon it.
#NEF2018 , Presidential Panel : Laying the Groundwork for Knowledge Led Economies / Kigal 27 March 2018
2024-05-31: The officials sharing a stage during the AM2024: Thematic Knowledge Event 2. On stage, Dr. Kevin Kariuki, Vice President for Power, Energy, Climate and Green Growth, AfDB; Dr. Mateus Magala, Vice President, Corporate Services and Human Resources and Amadou Hott, Vice President for Power, Energy, Climate and Green Growth, African Development Bank.
Saviour is:
The caretaker for the Midtown Center property on 23rd and Union. The security guard at Thompsons. One of the people who started the Umoja Peace center. A founder of the chess night at Thompsons. On the corner every single day. Which is why I call him the Corner's guardian.
Photo by Inye Wokoma / Ijo Arts
Special Knowledge Forum in celebration of World Environment Day 2018 at ICIMOD. This Knowledge Forum is co-sponsored by the Royal Norwegian Embassy, the Nepali Times, Doko Recyclers and ICIMOD.
Photo: Jitendra Raj Bajracharya/ICIMOD.
His room was small and cold. The heater was left on day and night, even though it's a well know fact that fire caused by such heaters are the number one cause of deaths in South Africa's squatter areas.
Inside there was a bed, a torn couch, one chair, the heater, and for some odd reason, a computer. I didn't make any comment about it for the first half of my stay. It did fascinate me though; the context of it's existence, that is. There were nights where we had only a few slices of bread and a small portion of fried chips to share, so 'how could Kheta ever afford a computer?', I pondered. Our bellies were empty, but his computer was full of songs. How could it be?
As time passed, I saw how Kheta produced intricate music on this computer, even crafting speakers out of broken headphones he had stumbled upon.
I began to realize something: I was in the company of a very special person, and something equally special had to come from this trip.
In July 2012, the Alicia Ashman Library showcased titles featuring the history and literature of World War I in its Beyond the Page display. The Beyond the Page campaign is a joint effort of the Dane County Library Service and the Madison Community Foundation to create a permanent endowment that will support humanities programming in all 28 public libraries in Dane County. Photo by library staff.