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Berlin a accueilli ce vendredi l’initiative Compact with Africa. Une conférence destinée à soutenir l’investissement privé allemand sur le continent. Le Président Macky SALL a pris part aux travaux de cette conférence qui est une belle opportunité pour le Sénégal et le continent de créer des plateformes devant réunir les investisseurs privés allemands et africains autour des projets intégrateurs. Le Chef de l’Etat a mis l’accent sur l’allocation des DTS, la solidarité autour du vaccin, la facilitation de l’investissement en Afrique par des mécanismes appropriés de soutien, l’appui à la relance des economies africaine, la nécessité d’un New Deal avec l’Afrique qui exige un changement radical de mentalité dans la perception des relations avec l’Afrique.
Photo : Federal Government/Guido Bergmann
As big and cumbersome as the camera is, it folds up into quite a sturdy little box.
1/8 @ f3.5 with a red filter...Tmax 400 developed in HC 110 solution B.
Goodbye bridge camera; Hello to my new travel "compact" ! ;)
Sony NEX-3 with nikon F mount, Kenco Pro 1.4x converter and Tokina 100-300 F4 (in that order)
.....and it works fine! ....... not so easy to hand-hold though!
Pictured through the weeds and reeds of the opposite bank of the River Ivel in Langford, I couldn't resist snapping these snappers!
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UN Global Compact Leaders Summit 2010
10th Anniversary Gala Dinner (24 June 2010), Marriott Marquis Hotel, New York
Photo: UN Global Compact/Michael Dames
read the iliveisl blog to see what we are doing in OpenSim with our virtual environmental science field trip stuff over at Enclave Harbour
Architecture is heading swiftly towards making the most of a space, compact, squashed micro-cities are becoming the normal. No more are 1980's 200sqm apartments a common find, 39sqm three bedroom apartments are all that are available when land becomes the premium it is today. If the only way to expand our cities is up where do we draw the line?