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Pennsylvania | Portersville | Butler County

Dobříš castle, just outside Prague.

Canada Soccer Pathway

21 September 2014 - Ottawa, ON, CAN

CanadaSoccer / by Yan Huckendubler

 

Kids soccer

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McKinsey Global Infrastructure Initiative Summit

Tokyo, Japan

 

Thursday, October 20th, 2022

09:00–12:00 SECTOR ROUNDTABLES

GII will host five concurrent sector roundtables, encouraging participants to take a more in-depth look at the most exciting topics in specific sectors.

INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT: NAVIGATING THE TRANSITION TO NET-ZERO PORTFOLIOS

With multiple countries and companies committing to net-zero by 2050, policy-makers, investors, and asset owners have their work cut out for them. Transitioning infrastructure portfolios is complicated as they often consist of multiple asset types across geographies, each with distinct carbon footprints, decarbonization and legislative approaches being required. Building on the work undertaken by McKinsey and the Global Infrastructure Investor Association, this roundtable will tackle:

 

What steps do asset owners and investors need to take to manage risk?

How do stakeholders realize the opportunities presented by net-zero commitments?

What would the decarbonization pathways and costs look like per asset class?

 

Inspiring case studies:

Jean-Marc Arbaud, President & CEO, CDPQ Infra

Neil Arora, Head of Asian Energy Transition, KKR

Ivan Varughese, Head of Infrastructure & Energy Capital, Asia-Pacific, Macquarie Group

Panelists:

Gautam Bhandari, Managing Partner, I Squared Capital

Masahiko Kato, Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure Japan, EQT Partners

Tom Osborne, Executive Director – Infrastructure, IFM Investors

Hosts:

Aaron Bielenberg, Partner, McKinsey & Company

Lawrence Slade, Chief Executive Officer, GIIA

Eliav Pollack, Associate Partner, McKinsey & Company

Alex Ugryumov, Partner, McKinsey & Company

 

Photograph by McKinsey Global Infrastructure/Stuart Isett

A stone pathway through the ravine.

San Francisco, CA

A Saturday well spent in Latham Springs- connection, bonding, worship, teaching.

My intended message is to show the pathway that leads to nature and beauty inside it. The surroundings and everything that leads to a destination provide an entity to the place. What do you think of the light?

A wonderfully blurry little Banner Diana clone arrived from a friend and these are from the first roll. I'm in love.

 

blogged at photosteph...

the steep rocky path down to blast beach at seaham

INSIDE THE ROSE

  

We are mothered and nursed

by where and whom we are from,

following our fates where they lead,

until we hear a drum begin,

 

grace entering our lives,

a prayer of gratitude

 

We feel the call of presence,

and the journey changes.

 

A dry field of stones turns soft and moist.

The mountain feels level under us.

 

Love becomes agile and quick,

and suddenly we are there.

 

This traveling is not done with the body.

It takes form in our loving.

 

There are those in bodies

who are pure soul. It can happen.

 

These messengers invite us to walk with them.

They say, You may feel happy enough where you are,

but we cannot do without you any longer. Please.

 

So we walk along inside the rose,

being pulled like the creeks and rivers are,

out from the town onto the plain.

 

My guide, my soul, may your only sadness

be when I am not walking with you in deep silence.

 

~Rumi

 

A pathway through Wath Woods, lined with trees and bluebells.

Wooden pathway in Collingwood, ON

This is the pathway that went from the School room to the Garden where the Advent Spiral was. It is strewn with pine needles in Guatemalan tradition.

Canada Soccer Pathway

21 September 2014 - Ottawa, ON, CAN

CanadaSoccer / by Yan Huckendubler

 

Kids soccer

A Saturday well spent in Latham Springs- connection, bonding, worship, teaching.

Atlanta, GA - Views from the Atlanta Botanical Garden at the Garden Lights, Holiday Nights event.

 

View down the lit pathway.

Shadows and prints after the first snow.

Gillian G. Christy, 2010, Fitchburg, Massachusetts, USA, sculpture.

© the pathways

 

In this side view of the brain we can see the visual cortex (blue, far left) connecting via a large green bundle to the frontal lobe (red, far right). The blue vertical pathways in the centre of the image are involved in making the decision to move, while the cerebellum (pink, bottom left) coordinates the movement.

the sketchbook challenge for june is Pathways and since i've been wandering down new ones with my iPad 2, digital art and sketching... this felt like the perfect choice!

A Saturday well spent in Latham Springs- connection, bonding, worship, teaching.

Well it's been ages since I've posted anything, the trials of starting at Uni!

 

Well I took time out of my busy schedule to go out tonight and see what I could manage in the cold and wet and the two shots I posted tonight are the result.

 

What I wanted to get wasn't viable but I won't ruin the surprise for when I do get it so for now let me know what you think of these.

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