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Biggest create your own burger .
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...at Khejdon Ka Rasta in Jaipur, there are hundreds of artists who create beautiful statues from marble. They have been doing this work here for hundreds of years now. Though there are some machines used now, but most of the work is still done by hand.
Paste-up street art in London, England that says "Create or Die!" The artist is Thirsty Bstrd (Julien Surdeau), a French visual artist from Paris.
Created for Marcus Ranum Challenge #17
Model with thanks to Marcus Ranum
With thanks to…
Background ~ I Love Butter
Textures ~ Skeletal Mess & Eddi
I feel this could have many stories behind it......that is my sister at the window
This manuscript was created ca. 1500 in Bruges or Ghent, and was influenced by the Master of the Prayerbooks, the Master of the Dresden Prayerbook, and the Master of the David Scenes in the Grimani breviary. It was likely made for a female patron with Franciscan affinity, as suggested by the contents of the calendar. The book is heavily illuminated with nineteen miniatures, marginalia on pages without miniatures, and twenty-four calendar illuminations, the latter including zodiac signs paired with illustrations of the labors of the month. Miniatures show detailed interior spaces with Renaissance architectural elements and proportional figures.
Yesterday Kristin posted a wonderful challenge on Shutter Sisters, to go out and find a joyful word. Abbie and I didn’t get a chance to go window shopping but we did visit our local library. I love sharing these challenges with my 9 year old daughter. While at the library I saw the little sign about TODAY, and it hit me not so much a joyful word but a word that means so much. TODAY, I often find myself reminiscing about yesterdays and thinking ahead about tomorrows so every so often I forget about today and living fully in TODAY. This to me was a visual reminder, my little partner stepped up and found a word (s) that met the challenge in a more literal way and little 9 year old hands used my camera on manual focus and found find your Groove, CREATING JOY. I think these two pair nicely and I’m happy Abbie and I had a little adventure yesterday at our local library. Thank you Kristin for your inspiration yet again.
Created using photomatix with 5 images that were clicked with tripod. This ones with out "Photomatix" watermark
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Tsedenia Mekbib is the General Manager of Pittards Ethiopia. She studied in the UK and has since returned to Ethiopia, securing employment at Pittards – a 187-year-old British company established in 1836 in Somerset. Pittards is in the business of manufacturing leather and has recently moved into finished products such as gloves, garments and leather goods for retailers, including in the UK and locally in Ethiopia.
Pittards received a UK aid grant which provided vital skills development and training for workers such as timekeeping, communications skills and management - which has improved productivity and working conditions. They recruited people from the local community, boosting the local economy and building a skilled workforce.
“It is great to work for Pittards as a leading British business investing in Ethiopia – and with the support of UK aid, we are training people and building skills to give them opportunities to transform their lives”, says Tsedenia.
Pittards has almost 1500 employees in Ethiopia now, of which 80% are women, with many who support children. They were the first factory in Ethiopia to employ people with a disability and provide tailored support for them.
“Some of the employees working in the factory were homeless or living in poverty, and now they have stable wages and are providing for their families. Creating more jobs and boosting skills gives local communities in Ethiopia a brighter future, while providing British consumers with better products.”
UK support has provided jobs to the poorest people, helping them to improve their livelihoods. Pittards also run shifts so that workers are able to study after work by finishing shifts at 3.30pm.
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Investing in the world’s poorest countries to grow their economies will help create the UK’s trading partners of the future, boost global prosperity and address some of the root causes of global issues such as mass migration and instability that affect the UK. Find out more>> www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-to-boost-jobs-and-trade-for...
Picture: Cordelia Nelson/DFID
Created by Ama Ryllis of Ohoh Blog.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/10/diy-paper-lighting-ohoh-bl...
Created for 23rd MMM Challenge. The theme is Out of Bounds, and since I haven't done much with OOBs, this provided the perfect incentive to try my hand at them. This is a simple one, but y'gotta start somewhere.