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Visual CV – Who am I?
A friend, Timothy Neesam introduced me to the notion of contemplative photography via Kim Manley Ort. One of her ideas is to create a visual CV. It’s an interesting notion: a visual response to a series of questions about oneself. Without further … Continue reading
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Bob
Having visited a few of the washrooms at John Bergen’s City Cafes in Kitchener & Cambridge I already knew that Bob was an accomplished model, so when el esposo de la prima de mi esposa (the husband of my wife’s … Continue reading
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Engaging Strangers
One thousand days ago I started posting a single photo (blip) daily to a global site in which users ran journals, attracted friends and became part of a global virtual community. Getting these 1000 photos (each taken on the day … Continue reading
Full Frame Photography
It’s been two years since I started posting a daily photo; in all cases a photo taken on the day it was posted. I am gratified to have well over 200,000 views of these nearly 720 images. [Most days I … Continue reading
Sombreros and stilettos
So we’re back in one of our favorite (and warmest) Nafta countries – Mexico – and my daily “blipping” has continued. Over 300 entries so far with nearly 80,000 views. Zihuatanejo is just a little part of the Mexican cosmos … Continue reading
Inspired by old(er) men
So here I am almost 65; my doctor tells me the time has come for colonoscopies, prostrate exams and other essential routines for the aging. I ended my CEO role at iDE this year, and it was said that I … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Fast, IDE, Leonard Cohen, Neil Young, Paul Polak, retirement, Willie Nelson
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My Cow Wears a Necklace
So I’m travelling in India, and thinking that this would be a good time to buy a gold necklace. After all, there is probably no country in which there is as much investment in gold jewelry as in India. But … Continue reading
The poor pay more for their food, and they work harder too…
Hunger in Africa has been on my mind recently. FAO has been reporting that food prices have spiked to record levels. Worse, reports of famine in Somalia have been circulating – real true famine with people not just hungry, but … Continue reading
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Tagged famine, food security, IDE, markets, poverty, price of food, small plot farmers, Water
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The girl with the dirty finger nails
Don’t get me wrong. iDE has a careful hiring process. We review resumés. We do multiple interviews. We check references. Still, it’s often hard to spot the right candidate. So when I saw the dirty fingernails, I knew we had found … Continue reading
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Tagged bottom of the pyramid, dirty finger nails, food security, IDE, innovation, small plot farmers, Water
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Water into wine
Tuesday is World Water Day. iDE is planning to launch a new program to turn water into wine; a replication of the famous miracle at the marriage celebration feast at Cana several centuries ago. To explain how we will do … Continue reading
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Tagged food security, IDE, irrigation, small plot farmers, Water, water into wine, World Water Day
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