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Every year, the World Agroforestry Centre brings its key scientific staff together to discuss and evaluate the quality, impacts and directions of our research.
This year the Science Forum was held from 6th September to 8th September 2010.
Every year, two million people climb into the cable cars suspended above the East River to visit Roosevelt Island. But from March through December 2010, the tram linking Manhattan and Roosevelt Island ceased to run. The job of renovating the New York icon fell to the French company Pomagalski, leader in urban cable transport. Behind this immense project nestled in between skyscrapers were the men who made it all possible.
They are American, French, Swiss and Canadian. Every week, their collaboration on the project requires them to confront their working methods and their cultures. After quickly realizing that my eye was a privileged witness of this astonishing aggregation, I tried to get as close as I could to those who shape our urban landscapes. I’ve discovered passions, hopes, audacities, roving, joys and pains. Above all, I’ve discovered an endearing generosity detectable in the eye of every workman on site. In front of my lens appeared a number of ordinary or atypical scenes which demonstrate the exceptional nature of adventuresome projects such as this. Today I pay tribute, in images captured through my own perspective, to the story of these workers.
Photojournalist and correspondent in the United States for more than a year, I chose to debrief from the world around me in an attempt to capture the snapshots which together compose every human existence.
For every beauty there is an eye somewhere to see it.
For every truth there is an ear somewhere to hear it.
For every love there is a heart somewhere to receive it.
Ivan Panin
Every semester Les Roches postgraduate in hospitality management students travel to one of the hottest international hospitality destinations, the UAE, to learn firsthand about the challenges of being a hotelier and to talk with hospitality leaders about how to apply management theory in the real world.
Photo credit: PGD student Araya Kalapuk
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Every step i’m taking
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Day 139 - 2nd August 2013 - Straight Down The Middle - 13th Hole at Pumphy tonight on one of first my wee trips up there for a while.
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Masskara festival, Bacolod City; every October; a masquerade ball and beaming images of smiling masks street dancing and stomping to the frenzied beat of Latin sambas; depicts the Negrenses happy disposition despite adversities in life.
The Bacolod Public Plaza is one of the notable landmarks in Bacolod City the capital of Negros Occidental which is found right in the heart of down town area, very near to the city hall and right across the San Sebastian Cathedral. The plaza is a trapezoidal park with a belt of trees all around the periphery and a gazeebo/bandstand at the center. Scattered within the trees are four circular fountains.
The Plaza was constructed back in 1927 as a place for recreation, political, spiritual and cultural activities; it seems to be quite a popular site for outdoor picnic and concerts. The gazeebo/bandstand is often where the stage is located and this is quite apt since inscribed along the sides of the roofing are the names of Western musical composers like Beethoven, Wagner, Haydn, and Mozart.
The plaza is the celebrated place of MassKara Festival.[6] It is a week-long festival held each year in Bacolod City every third weekend of October nearest October 19, the city's Charter Anniversary. Bacolod public plaza is the final destination of Masskara street dancing competitions which is the highlights of the celebration.
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A (colorful) family gathers around its youngest member's struggles on the stairs of Ulu Camii (Bursa) - everyone except the young boy in blue seems very absorbed in the matter.
every year that i go to the kcf, i come home and realize 90% of the pictures i took were of animals. some of those being other peoples' dogs.
A Happy Thanksgiving to my many American friends!
I hope your day allows you to be grateful for the opportunity you have to bring some clarity to your purpose and optimism to your actions. That can be particularly difficut during these most complex of times. In my case, moments of morning clarity provide me the opportunity for optimism and a foundation for hope. Each morning when I am not traveling, I choose to chase the sunrise during my 7km walk - it's a key part of how I set my mind for the day ahead. I encounter moments like this as I start my trek.
Yesterday, during the final kilometer of my walk, I came across the "rickety bridge" - it's a small, ridiculous contraption that one must use to cross a creek that is perhaps 15 feet wide. I am convinced that it will collapse one day, launching me into a moment of hilarity.
Yesterday, that moment presented me with a special gift.
There, on a tree on the other side, was this glorious owl, perhaps 10 feet up, staring at me. I stopped and didn't move. Neither did the owl. I must have had two minutes to carefully take out my phone and take a few pictures, and then a few more moments to engage in a staring contest with this wonderful creature.
And at that moment, I found and set my optimistic tone for the day. I reminded myself that I could go through the day by choosing to be my 'better self.'
In today's world, we are surrounded by those who choose to fill their day with rage, grievance, hate, and anger. They have chosen to live their life defined not by the opportunities they will pursue but by trying to chase the 'greatness' they perceive they once had. And instead of making things great again, they end up going down a path in which they drag down not only themselves but those around them.
And then there are those who choose not to participate. I'm reminding myself each and every day that I am that person during my morning walk, and yesterday, I found some clarity in my actions. Last evening, I posted this note to my Twitter account.
It reads:
As things of great controversy progress on this site at an accelerated pace, I have decided to scale back my usage of Twitter, including limiting posting to my account @jimcarroll.
I have been online since 1982; I have been on Twitter since 2009. In that respect, my time here to date is but a small subset of my total time in the collaborative universe. When a place of joy and useful insight starts to shift into a location that seems certain to quickly become very much the opposite, it is time to take a break. For me, that time is now; for others, as well.
Twitter has been a remarkable tool and has the potential to remain so into the future. I am not yet confident given recent developments that it will become a viable town square.
I will continue to post my Daily Inspiration to my timeline - I know some of my followers enjoy it. I will continue to occasionally check in to track health, science, business, and news accounts that I respect and have come to trust. But at the same time, I am rapidly depleting my "Followed" list as part of my effort to scale back. I won't be engaging here; I will respond to DMs.
In the meantime, you can follow me on Substack, Medium, Instagram, Facebook LinkedIn and elsewhere. You can find this list, if you are so inclined, at: linktree.jimcarroll.com
Small acts like this can define us. At any given time, we can choose to be our better selves. In moving away from Twitter, I am doubling down on a fast-emerging alternative known as Mastodon. Over there I can be found at beingoblio.com/@jimcarroll. Yesterday morning, when I first had a glance, I did not see a rage-filled hate Tweet. I saw someone posting about .... moss.
As in, that stuff that grows on the ground. It turns out there is a hashtag, #Mosstodon, in which people share pictures of ... moss. It's a differen vibe! I'm in love with it already, and during my walk about 30 minutes from now, I will keep my eye out, not only for an owl, but for moss. I am optimistic that I will find some.
And so on this American Thanksgiving, I am grateful for the opportunity we all have to define our day with optimism and hope. To my American friends, I hope that this day provides you with your moments of gratitude and thanks, and will allow you to do that as well.
Happy Thanskgiving!
Futurist Jim Carroll doesn't know much about moss, but intends to find out. He will also probably fall into the water one day from the rickety bridge, but the water isn't terribly deep. It's a small price to pay for a daily investment in optimism.
Original post: jimcarroll.com/2022/11/every-small-moment-of-joy-provides...
Every School should teach the importance of Farming and Thiyagi N.G. Ramasamy Memorial Higher Secondary School, Coimbatore stands by it.
TAFE's Be a #FarmDost team is proud of the little farm with Chilly, Plantain, Mango and Ajwain plants Cultivated within the School jointly by Students and Teachers. Thank you for joining the Be a #FarmDost initiative and leading the way for other schools.
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Every Brilliant Thing by Duncan Macmillan, with Jonny Donahoe at Barrow Street New York. Photo credit: Matthew Murphy
every time I pass by the koutouki(traditional tavern) I take one or two pics..all the photos together and you have a nice idea of the place..
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