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A first beta version of the RRI Toolkit was presented to external experts for feedback, during a two-day meeting, on 19-20 November 2015 in Brussels. The RRI Toolkit will be launched in January 2016.
Photo Credit: Reimar Ott
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Ignasi Lopez Verdeguer (RRI Tools coordinator / 'la Caixa' Foundation). A first beta version of the RRI Toolkit was presented to external experts for feedback, during a two-day meeting, on 19-20 November 2015 in Brussels. The RRI Toolkit will be launched in January 2016.
Photo Credit: Reimar Ott
The MRT (short for Merchise Resource Toolkit) was a powerful library, or API, developed by Merchise Software from Santa Clara Cuba, in order to automate the creation process of any application.
Formerly known as Goliat, it took many years to Medardo Rodriguez and Miguel Cepero (and other members of the team) to create this collection of Object Oriented Code that would fast track the completion of any other application.
Students and workers of the campus used MRT to program medical applications, biology simulations, mechanical and electrical and financial tools and Merchise of course used it in their video games.
With the use of MRT the team was able to develop games like "Axthor" or "Escape del castillo de la física" in few months to what otherwise could have been several years of development.
This tool was at the time called the Cuban SCUMM BAR.
SBA project: SME Toolkit
Location: Sri Lanka
Date: Spring 2011
Photographer: Antonio Rodrigo
More details: Dialog retailer and small entrepreneur business entepreneur who received SME Toolkit training.
Benjamin Kramer and Dad John Hanson view the current exhibit in the Handwerker Gallery. For more about the exhibit, please visit us here: theithacan.org/9313
Juan Tamayo/ the Ithacan
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Stone tool from Lomekwi 3, West Turkana, KenyaThe earliest known stone tools have been discovered at Lomekwi 3 in West Turkana, Kenya. They were made 3.3 million years ago, predating the earliest Oldowan stone tools by 700,000 years and the earliest fossils of the first member of the human genus—Homo habilis—by about 500,000 years. “The cores and flakes are clearly knapped,” says team member Sonia Harmand of Stony Brook University, but they are also very different from the Oldowan examples that were previously the earliest known stone tools. Many of the Lomekwian tools were made by striking a core against an anvil stone to produce sharp flakes, or by placing a core on a hard surface and striking the top of the core with a hammer stone. Harmand, whose team's findings were published in the journal Nature, says that the arm and hand motions used to make these tools would have been similar to those used by apes to smash open nuts. Stone toolmaking has been considered one of the defining traits of the genus Homo, but the two known hominid species who lived in the region 3.3 million years ago and could have made the tools—Kenyanthropus platyops and Australopithecus afarensis—have not been considered members of the genus. According to Harmand, “The traditional view of the genus Homo surely needs to be revisited.”
Photo: The launching of three booklets: the Roadmap to Reconciliation, the Mediation Toolkit and the Conflict Monitoring Mechanism.
The event was conducted on 23 November 2016 in Ambon, Indonesia. More than 100 people participated and gave their appreciation on the books. The event was opened by the representative of the Head of the Provincial Office of the Religious Affairs Ministry. The Maluku Governor presented a keynote speech.
Visual Art: Copic markers, Prismacolor pencils, Sakura koi watercolor sets, precision markers, shading pencils and paper
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At 500 W, this drill provides the exact amount of power and support you need in completing various drilling and fixing tasks with great ease! It has a Robust and powerful motor. Extremely compact for working in tight spaces and overhead. Low weight of only 1.5 kg for fatigue-free working.
2 May 2024 – Discussions are under way at the launch of the publication “A Toolkit on Promoting Gender Equality in PPP Projects” held on the sidelines of the 57th Annual Meeting of the ADB Board of Governors in Tbilisi, Georgia.
The meeting is an opportunity for ADB shareholding governments to provide guidance to management and staff on administrative, financial, and operational issues. Over the years, ADB Annual Meetings have become a premier forum for the discussion of economic and social development issues in Asia and the Pacific.
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Stone tool from Lomekwi 3, West Turkana, KenyaThe earliest known stone tools have been discovered at Lomekwi 3 in West Turkana, Kenya. They were made 3.3 million years ago, predating the earliest Oldowan stone tools by 700,000 years and the earliest fossils of the first member of the human genus—Homo habilis—by about 500,000 years. “The cores and flakes are clearly knapped,” says team member Sonia Harmand of Stony Brook University, but they are also very different from the Oldowan examples that were previously the earliest known stone tools. Many of the Lomekwian tools were made by striking a core against an anvil stone to produce sharp flakes, or by placing a core on a hard surface and striking the top of the core with a hammer stone. Harmand, whose team's findings were published in the journal Nature, says that the arm and hand motions used to make these tools would have been similar to those used by apes to smash open nuts. Stone toolmaking has been considered one of the defining traits of the genus Homo, but the two known hominid species who lived in the region 3.3 million years ago and could have made the tools—Kenyanthropus platyops and Australopithecus afarensis—have not been considered members of the genus. According to Harmand, “The traditional view of the genus Homo surely needs to be revisited.”
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The Entrepreneur’s Toolkit Workshops Intensive Programs are concentrated, fast-moving workshop programs run in the Fall, Winter and Summer. Participants in the program attend all seven workshop series consecutively over a 16-week period (7-week period during the summer). These workshop encourage peer and experiential learning in diverse cohorts of up to 30 participants.
Throughout the program, the participating entrepreneurs work on the most critical business challenges facing early-stage startups.