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Science, technology and arts (STARTS for short) limn a nexus at which insightful observers have identified extraordinarily high potential for innovation.
We arrive at our destination, after the mini steam train ride - see fun video - to the pub for fish 'n' chips with all the gathered guests from 3 continents!!!
NES (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Cuantas horas de alegria me dio en la infancia... muchas anegdotas rodea a esta particular pieza de tecnologia...
Just a little extra help to get going. Red Rider activity in Thunder Alley at the Honda Indy Toronto.
Photo reference HIT 2012 SLescard602
Start met de city tour. Langs de Huaca Pucllana gereden. Door de rijke wijk van Lima San Isidro richting het centrum. Museum in de Central Reserve Bank of Peru met een mooi overzicht van de Peruaanse culturen. Plein Las Armas met de kathedraal en bet paleis waar de wisseling van de wacht plaats vond. Het Franciscaner klooster bezocht. Lekker gegeten bij Sangucheria El Chinto. Na de lunch de Mercator bezocht en met een taxi naar het Museo Rafael Larco Herrera met een prachtige collectie van Peruaanse artifacten. Diner in Mangos in het winkelcentrum Larcomar. Hip, house en mooi uitzicht.
The small field of five horses still finds a way to cause traffic trouble shortly after the start of the grade 3 Sham Stakes at Santa Anita Park racetrack in Arcadia, California, U.S.A. From left: Manando, Dirty Swagg, Dry Summer, Goldencents and Den's Legacy. (Jan. 5, 2013)
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I have before me the task to gather the remnants of colored mohair for a vest, which will be dressed for warmth and to wear it at home.
Start the Hunt in the Easter Island...
Without doing anything this Holy Week, I juiced up my mind and this was the result of staying home for days. =)
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I've been a Flickr member for a few years now and my other account is about to expire. I decided to start a new account because I have started a new story in my life.
This is my studio. It's new as of August 2009 and this will be where many of the pictures I post come from. It's located in small town South Dakota. I currently live in Fargo, and go to school at MSUM, but I run my own business on the weekends. This means I go back home every weekend, which I don't mind. I feel more at 'home' in the small town world.
I suppose my stream will be full of things that happen in my life, as well as work that comes out of my studio. I'm not really sure. I guess you will just have to come back and see!
2021, time for a new build. And this time, I wanted to share my early passion for mountain biking. It actually started in 1986, when I owned my first mountain bike. Since then I followed this sport relentlessly, and had the chance to whitness the 90's, sometimes referred to as "the golden age of mountain biking". During those times, every year saw a lot of innovations: some did not survive any real usage while others changed the sport forever. In the early 90's, aluminum frames where hype. One man was still believing in steel, and his World Cup riders helped him prove he was right, winning a lot of podium and overall titles. And the colors of these frames were worldwide known: Tom Ritchey handcrafted his P-22, P-21 and P-20 team models and the riders had the privilege to have the famous Blue/white/red color scheme. So in 2021, when a friend of mine found a Ritchey Ultra frame in Team Edition Color, an idea popped up: why not build a Neo Retro Bike? A build with components following today's standards, ready to get smashed at without compromise, but every component has to be a tribute to one of those former innovation days.
The 'Start@Europe' seminar, jointly organised with the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA) and supported by the city of Strasbourg and the ESCP Europe foundation, is yet another indication of the School's commitment to Europe.
The student body, made up of more than 70 different nationalities, works together within the European Parliament over a three-day period to obtain European awareness, crucial when undertaking the Master in Management.
Students attend conferences given by experts on the issues surrounding the economic, institutional and cultural aspects of European policy-making. The students also take part in negotiation role-play with the aim of understanding the European decision-making process, and the intercultural and interpersonal dimensions of working in Europe and beyond.
Discover the Master in Management programme: escpeurope.eu/mim