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Sharing the water. Director of Clean Water for the Bandung Municipal Water
Company (PDAM) Tardan Setiawan shares information on the current clean
water supply condition in Bandung with a journalist during a media event in
CIkareo, Lembang, West Java
Governor Hogan enjoys a photo op for Education & Sharing Day by Joe Andrucyk at 1st Floor Step of the Maryland State House, 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
It is odd, that two countries with so much shared history over the centuries, should be so different in the 21st century.
We speak different languages, ones is a Monarchy while the other is a proud Republic, we drive on different sides of the road, our grasp of each other's languages is basic to say the least, even those who live in sight of the other country. Towns and villages look different, as do main roads.
I asked the question of a colleague, is France happy again. I mean after the riots.
No, not happy. The people were given a vote and the Government ignored it. Seems like there could be unfinished business.
Anyway, I like France. I like the country, the food, wine, beer and even the people. I have gotten over the bad experience my family had in Paris with one rude waiter, and I enjoy visits there now.
Anyway, where were we?
Tuesday.
I woke at six after a good night's sleep, and yet laid in bed another half an hour or more. Outside the car park that had been almost empty on Sunday night, now barely has any spaces, but it has been quiet in the evenings and at night.
But as I failed to have dinner the night before, I was hungry and thirsty, so got dressed and went over to the reception building for breakfast. Fruit, fresh crispy bread, cakes, bacon and eggs, and coffee. Dark, strong coffee.
I fill my boots, and am happy twenty minutes later after two rolls and two cups of coffee.
Back to my room, grab my bag and set off for the office to meet my guide for the day. Or for the morning. A slightly later start meant that it was half light on the journey, making it a lot less stressful.
At the office, it became clear that my French being almost non-existent and my guide's English just as bad, meant that after a long slow conversation through Google Translate, we agreed to bin the audit at the service site.
I have to audit against something, and if I can't understand the work instructions or ask questions of my guide or the technicians, well, what's the point?
Exactly.
So, how to kill four hours before the next audit at half one?
I would find ways.
I decide to drive the half hour to where the next audit was to take place, then have a wander around and see if I could find something to do.
After a short blast up the motorway, I turn off and through a large village, I come to a long straight road lined with trees. The sun had just broken through and the light was low but very golden.
There was a parking space, so I pull in and take shots, and take the scene in.
I check mails and reply to those I can, and make calls.
Half an hour killed.
I found the construction site, though a small picturesque village dominated by a fine church, but drive on to the next village, Bonneuil-les-Eaux, looking for a supermarket to finish my shopping for the trip.
I go to a mid-sized store, buy two packs of beers, some cheese, cookies and some cider for Jools, pay and find I still have three hours.
I do to McDonalnds up the road for a coffee and a small cake, which makes another half an hour pass buy, then drive to the village near the construction site, Esquennoy.
I park beside the main road and walk to the church, taking shots as I go, but sadly the church is locked, and so notices when it might be open, not that I would have been able to read them!
Back to the car, and in a few minutes I get a call saying that the audit can start when I was ready.
Great news.
So, I drive to the collection of cabins, where in the largest I find the management, and the only espresso machine I have ever seen on one of our construction sites.
Good coffee is non-negotiable, apparently.
A was done by half four, just time to say goodbye and drive back to the hotel before darkness fell. I was glad to get back in one piece with no damage done to me or the car.
I had two hours to kill before the reservation I made for the Belgian place next door to the hotel. So, listened to radio, watched videos and drink (poor) tea.
At seven I walked to the Belgian place and thought I ordered spicy burger. But when it came it was a lightly battered patty, of what may have been tuna.
It wasn't bad, but no beef burger.
But the La Chouffe was good. As was the Crème Brulee I had for dessert, and the two strong coffees.
I sat up to follow Norwich at Watford, and all went well at first, with City 2-0 up in twelve minutes, but things soon went badly, and no surprise that we lost 3-2.
Today is Sunday...
Didn't go out, just stay home & busy with cleaning, cooking, eating, reading & sleeping... After that I sort out my photos & put into the proper folders. Then I found this photo, see only can feel the dizziness.
And feel like sharing my dizziness to you all...
Hee.. Hee... I am so bad, isn't it..?
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2014 Commonwealth Shared Scholarships for Master’s Courses in UK, and applications are submitted till 16th April 2014. Department for International Development (DFID) offers Commonwealth Shared Scholarships for Masters Students in UK. All courses undertaken must be demonstrably relevant to the economic, social or technological development of the candidate’s home country. - See more at: www.scholarshipsbar.com/2014-commonwealth-shared-scholars...
Activities and displays at the Taipei Astronomical Museum in Shilin, near Taipei city, Taiwan.
You can find my article on the Taipei Astronomical Museum HERE.
Jamon Iberico, Salami Finocchiona
SHARE by Curtis Stone, Princess Cruises (Sep 2016) Photos by Jo Stougaard
This moth made itselve comfortable on the side of the watermelon and started drinking some of its juice through a long slurp thingy.
Photo by Rhoderick Matias Lising / @areml
Each year, DDB Canada's offices showcases their culture of creativity by hosting Share DDB, a unique fundraising event where every staff member contributes an item to the silent auction. Items range from photography, paintings and handmade jewelry to rock-climbing lessons, sailing adventures, catered gourmet dinners and more. Anything that can be imagined (and made) can be submitted for staff, their significant others, clients, suppliers and invited guests to bid on.
The proceeds are split between two deserving charities selected by staff. Share DDB 2011 in Vancouver was held at Performance Works, and raised $18,000 for two very deserving charities, the James Lee Foundation and Covenant House.
Each year, DDB Canada's offices showcases their culture of creativity by hosting Share DDB, a unique fundraising event where staff members contribute items to the silent auction. Items range from photography, paintings and handmade jewelry to rock-climbing lessons, sailing adventures, catered gourmet dinners and more. Anything that can be imagined (and made) can be submitted for staff, their significant others, clients, suppliers and invited guests to bid on.
The proceeds are split between two deserving charities selected by staff. Share DDB 2013 in Edmonton raised $6,000 for two very deserving charities, the James Lee Foundation and Hope Mission.
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Each year, DDB Canada's offices showcase their culture of creativity by hosting Share DDB, a unique fundraising event where every staff member contributes an item to the silent auction. Items range from framed photography, paintings and handmade jewelry to makeup and photo sessions, personal styling, gourmet baked goods and more. Anything that can be imagined (and made) can be submitted for staff, their significant others, clients, suppliers and invited guests to bid on.
The proceeds from Share DDB 2011 in Edmonton went to the Hope Mission with a total of $3,740 raised.
Each year, DDB Canada's offices showcases their culture of creativity by hosting Share DDB, a unique fundraising event where staff members contribute items to the silent auction. Items range from photography, paintings and handmade jewelry to rock-climbing lessons, sailing adventures, catered gourmet dinners and more. Anything that can be imagined (and made) can be submitted for staff, their significant others, clients, suppliers and invited guests to bid on.
The proceeds are split between two deserving charities selected by staff. Share DDB 2013 in Edmonton raised $6,000 for two very deserving charities, the James Lee Foundation and Hope Mission.