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Governments’, workers’ and employers’ representatives from the ASEAN Member States and other countries in Asia gathered in Singapore to discuss the recommendations of the report of the Global Commission on the Future of Work. © ILO.
Its not quite spring yet but a large amount of little fur balls have arrived on Avenue Farm. I will have to check on the actual figure but it must be nearly 40 with a 100% success rate this year. We took a ram (possibly this ones sire) to a show last year and won 2nd prize so going to be taking atleast one ram again from this lot and hope to win a prize. The rest of the rams from this flock are destined for the table :-p
Taken on Olympus OM10
Zuiko 135mm f3.5
Ilford HP5
Dev'd in Rodinal
Looking straight down the center of where the tracks will run, from 5th/Cedar towards 4th/Minnesota. Overhead is a temporary skyway connection to the Pioneer Press complex
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Vanessa and I took a look at what we watch on TV regularly, and it seems that most of our shows are on network TV. So, we are seriously close to dropping cable and going with over the air. I bought this amplified antenna to bring in non-compressed over the air HD signals straight to our TV. Most of the channels have seemed to work well, except for 12 and it's weaker VHF signal. It will probably be one more month of cable, then we will roll with over the air and streaming (mostly Netflix).
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Students from Croydon College will be signing for top London football teams thanks to a groundbreaking business deal with six of the capital's clubs.
A total of 60 new coaching jobs are being created for 18 to 24-year-olds at Tottenham Hotspur, Fulham, West Ham, Arsenal, Charlton Athletic and Brentford as part of the Government's Future Jobs scheme.
As part of the 'Future Jobs' scheme, they will be employed for 6 months and given training and work experience as well as receiving a salary.
Successful applicants for these jobs will work as Coaches within the Clubs' Community Trusts. At the end of 6 months, all the clubs have committed to offering permanent employment for at least 50% of the young people under this scheme who will then undertake a full apprenticeship programme which will be delivered by Croydon College.
The partnership has been endorsed by the Premier League with Tottenham Hotspur Foundation as the lead partner for the clubs.