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Managed to sneak in another batch from Toledo before we leave Granada and free internet. Lots from Crista de la Luz, which is a neat Muslim mosque later converted to a church (as happened to many mosques after the reconquest).
Managed to injure myself with one of these later on. The warning 'Do not insert into ear or nose canal' should really be observed.
Juba, 05 December 2024: Since 2020, UNMISS and UNDP have been supporting the constitution-making process in South Sudan by collaborating with and strengthening the institutional capacity of relevant stakeholders. Their efforts include improving coordination between different actors, providing technical advice, designing processes, and offering logistical support. They also attempt to amplify and widen civic and political debate by liaising closely with constitution-making bodies, regional and international partners, politicians, academics, and civil society leaders.
These latest sessions have focused on managing constitutional transitions by learning from similar experiences abroad, understanding federalism and power-sharing, better governance of natural resources, and improving intergovernmental relations.
Photo: Isaac Billy/UNMISS
Managed to stop off in Gigrin Farm a couple of weeks ago on my way back from a short holiday. I have been once before, back in May last year, so thought January would be good time to have a go again!! Managed 15 minutes of sunshine before the cloud rolled in, but having driven through a huge belt of rain to get there I was very chuffed. Had a cracking day.
Shreyansh Jain
Managing Director, Sjain Ventures, Raipur
Turning Vision Into Reality
Nothing could dampen the spirits of the 17-year-old who wanted to open his company in spite of Indian laws disallowing it, due to age bar. His cousin joined hands with him and that’s how his first company Educell came into existence.
Reminisces Shreyansh, “The decision to get into education business was taken carefully by considering all the statistics and data available – 25 percent IITians join financial firms, 20-25 percent get into marketing, 20 percent into consulting, 20 percent into applied engineering and 5-7 percent get into core engineering. These calculations showed us the opportunities in entrepreneurship in the education sector. We realized that India has only a few premiere institutes and students of small towns are unable to reach them due to lack of proper mentoring.”
Through his series of books, his company minted great revenue in a very short span and Sjain series, that unveiled the strategies followed by top IITians, became an overnight success. A year later, Shreyansh opened a company called QEA Eduventure Private Limited.
The new firm started reaping rich dividends and his bank balance started swelling. Driven by the desire to excel in life, he diversified his business to launch DMS Infosystems Pvt. Ltd. at the age of 19 and then his media firm, Next Generation Media (NGM).
Transcending Barriers
The family, understandably, was not happy with Shreyansh’s choice to earn while he was studying. His father completed Ph.D. from IIT-Mumbai while his son was pursuing graduation, but he was far from supportive. Some of the partnerships, despite doing well in revenues, proved disempowering, so he has to start all over again with heavy liabilities.
Managed to silhouette Jefferson's statue in the doorway of the memorial. A lone park ranger stands off to the side.
This growth of flora was hibernating so to speak in a state of ready awakening as you'll see also in the previous photo of a crop of the next photo.
On Day 2 of the Managing Directors' Mr Thierno-Habib Hann, CFA official Mission to Nigeria, we had working sessions with our partners from The Real Estate Developers of Nigeria (REDAN), Family Home Funds and Modern Shelter. We also met with the Management of the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Fund (NSIA), as well as the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria; Mrs. Aisha Ahmad
The day was capped by a private audience with the Honourable Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, who reaffirmed Nigeria's firm commitment to Shelter-Afrique as one of the largest shareholders.
The delegation heads to Lagos, where they will engage with the business community
All roads lead to the 42nd AGM. Please register here.
I managed to get myself on one of our university's radio shows called "Sympathy For The Devil's Music" with Kelly and our mate Rob. For those that are interested, you can listen to show online at www.kuberadio.com, Monday nights 8-10pm GMT.
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The Africa Center’s Managing Security Resources in Africa (MSRA) seminar held in Washington, DC is providing a capacity building opportunity for practitioners and policy-makers responsible for resource management in Africa’s security sector by reinforcing many of the important lessons learned during the last decade.
Managed to catch up with 66720 from the previous photograph at Water Orton.
6Y93 Gloucester New Yard - Ketton.
(c) C.H.Stocker
For a week, Lee and myself left the Hebrides in the hopeful search for a new home on the mainland.
We headed across Scotland to Aberdeenshire and back, so most of these photos are from this trip including the Isle of Skye.
We stayed at Glenside Stables, a stables managed by Lee's animal-mad daughter Abby! There we saw the grandchildren for the first time in months and of course the many animals including a Roe Deer.
This lovely wee creature was abandoned by its mother and is being hand reared by Abby. As a result, it follows her around like its mother, plays happily with the dogs and the children and will curl up happily with Theo, the toddler.
So thank you to Abby and family for your hospitality and here's a link to their Facebook page:
In September of 2022 we finally managed to get up to the north east of England again to visit this idyllic part of the coastline. We stayed in a small village to the south-west of Saltburn-by-the-Sea and ventured for a few hours down to the classic fishing village of Staithes.
Staithes is a seaside village in North Yorkshire, England. Easington and Roxby Becks, two brooks that run into Staithes Beck, form the border between the unitary authorities of North Yorkshire and Redcar and Cleveland. The area located on the Redcar and Cleveland side is called Cowbar.
Staithes is a gorgeous fishing village with a cosy harbour, a great location for geologist and fossil hunters and perhaps most famously, the home of a community of well-known artists.
The pictures in this album are of the town and the harbourside and, I hope, give my millions of flickr friends around the world and opportunity to see just how photogenic it is!
Staithes isn’t full of airs and graces. To use what is now an old cliched phrase, “What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get”! But I do hope those who take the time to look at this quaint part of England get some pleasure from seeing its rawness and charm!
Feel free to comment on any pictures you like.
And thanks for taking a look!
Kuldip Nar, Managing Director, Aidmatrix India, at the Launch of the Corporate Disaster Resource Network (CDRN) at Conference on Combating Climate Change for Disaster Reduction and Sustainable Business with Climate Friendly Private Sector Initiatives" in New Delhi, India Under Auspices of NDMA and an Initiative of Aidmatrix & CSO Partners
Shreyansh Jain
Managing Director, Sjain Ventures, Raipur
Turning Vision Into Reality
Nothing could dampen the spirits of the 17-year-old who wanted to open his company in spite of Indian laws disallowing it, due to age bar. His cousin joined hands with him and that’s how his first company Educell came into existence.
Reminisces Shreyansh, “The decision to get into education business was taken carefully by considering all the statistics and data available – 25 percent IITians join financial firms, 20-25 percent get into marketing, 20 percent into consulting, 20 percent into applied engineering and 5-7 percent get into core engineering. These calculations showed us the opportunities in entrepreneurship in the education sector. We realized that India has only a few premiere institutes and students of small towns are unable to reach them due to lack of proper mentoring.”
Through his series of books, his company minted great revenue in a very short span and Sjain series, that unveiled the strategies followed by top IITians, became an overnight success. A year later, Shreyansh opened a company called QEA Eduventure Private Limited.
The new firm started reaping rich dividends and his bank balance started swelling. Driven by the desire to excel in life, he diversified his business to launch DMS Infosystems Pvt. Ltd. at the age of 19 and then his media firm, Next Generation Media (NGM).
Transcending Barriers
The family, understandably, was not happy with Shreyansh’s choice to earn while he was studying. His father completed Ph.D. from IIT-Mumbai while his son was pursuing graduation, but he was far from supportive. Some of the partnerships, despite doing well in revenues, proved disempowering, so he has to start all over again with heavy liabilities.
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Juba, 05 December 2024: Since 2020, UNMISS and UNDP have been supporting the constitution-making process in South Sudan by collaborating with and strengthening the institutional capacity of relevant stakeholders. Their efforts include improving coordination between different actors, providing technical advice, designing processes, and offering logistical support. They also attempt to amplify and widen civic and political debate by liaising closely with constitution-making bodies, regional and international partners, politicians, academics, and civil society leaders.
These latest sessions have focused on managing constitutional transitions by learning from similar experiences abroad, understanding federalism and power-sharing, better governance of natural resources, and improving intergovernmental relations.
Photo: Isaac Billy/UNMISS
Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand reflected on the season's performance so far, as well as clearing things up according to the management role.
Ferdinand criticized the style of football being played under Louis van Gaal.
He also says that United mustn't take any random...
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Managed to catch this shot outside the National Gallery in London..I like the perspective between the two