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May 24, the Bush Center hosted Engage event, Invictus Games Recap: Honoring Our Wounded Warrior Athletes. ESPN's Jeremy Schaap moderated a panel with Invictus Competitor Randi Gavell and RAND Corp's Terri Tanielian on Invisible Wounds. Photo by Grant Miller for the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
Here's our photo recap of TX2K12 (GT-R/Supra Nationals). It was an awesome event as usual, and this year brought the biggest turnout in the event's short history.
We took first place in the Unlimited and Modified GT-R class for the second time in a row! We got our fastest personal 1/4 mile time in a GT-R with a 9.53 in Kenny Tran's Stage 5 Jotech GT-R.
Special thanks to our event sponsors Black Magic Car Care, Rain X, Gumout, and HRE Performance Wheels!
Анастасия Демина и БиоТех-стартапы - digitaloctober.ru/ru/events/techcrunch_moscow_vtoroy_den // Anastasia Demina & BioTech-startups - digitaloctober.ru/en/events/techcrunch_moscow_vtoroy_den #tcmoscow
Here we go...I am starting a recap of 2009 through photographs. One photo for every month and a brief description.
January is always about a new start. I started a new semester in college with the usual resolution of concentrating more on academics this time. But more importantly, I was tired of planning and theorizing. I was rearing to go out and do new things.
An unplanned visit to my native village helped me conceptualize a Community Development Program. In record time, I put together a team, documents, letters of recommendations and made a proposal for the Social Entrepreneurship Fund Contest 2009 of the Goldman Sachs Global Leaders Program.
So January was about dynamism, quick action and team building.
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Here's our photo recap of TX2K12 (GT-R/Supra Nationals). It was an awesome event as usual, and this year brought the biggest turnout in the event's short history.
We took first place in the Unlimited and Modified GT-R class for the second time in a row! We got our fastest personal 1/4 mile time in a GT-R with a 9.53 in Kenny Tran's Stage 5 Jotech GT-R.
Special thanks to our event sponsors Black Magic Car Care, Rain X, Gumout, and HRE Performance Wheels!
May 24, the Bush Center hosted Engage event, Invictus Games Recap: Honoring Our Wounded Warrior Athletes. Bush Institute's Military Service Director, Miguel Howe welcomes a sold out crowd. Photo by Grant Miller for the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
Senti sem in BITS, Pilani! It is the last semester on the university campus. It is a special time for any BITSian and I fell into it head first! There is a lot of anticipation and excitement about this semester. I had just one class a day. This was the time when friends started getting jobs and treats were flowing!
On the downside, we were greeted by long power cuts at the start of the semester. I made a quick visit home on the Independence Day weekend. And sometime in the last week of August, I got a mail regarding my selection to the Business Today International Conference. It includes an all expenses paid trip to New York City in November, 2009. Sent sem had started and what a start it was!
The photograph is clicked at one of the many shows during ISFiT. I just wanted to capture the exhilaration of going into senti sem by putting this picture here.
May 24, the Bush Center hosted Engage event, Invictus Games Recap: Honoring Our Wounded Warrior Athletes. ESPN's Jeremy Schaap moderated a panel with President Bush, US Team Captain Will Reynolds, and Competitor Sarah Rudder about the 2016 Invictus Games. Photo by Grant Miller for the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
Stanley Katz, director of the Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies at Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, moderated a panel discussion about the 2016 presidential election. A Q&A session and discussion with the audience followed along with commentary from the panelists.
Panelists included Ruth Mandel, director of Rutgers’ Eagleton Institute of Politics and founder of Eagleton’s Center for American Women and Politics; Sam Wang, professor of molecular biology and neuroscience at Princeton University and member of the Princeton Election Consortium; and Charles Stile, veteran political columnist at The Record of Bergen County.
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Sketches from the first two months of the blog. Nov.-Dec. 2008.
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