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Net Tuesday, November, stirring the Non-Profit Tech Community in London
Amy Sample Ward, the new Community Builder at NetSquared, which is a community for non-profit techies (and also a project of TechSoup Global), came to London, in September 2008. With her experience, and background, in supporting and nurturing the non-profit tech community in the US, she […]
November 7th, 2008 | Posted in Community, Consciousness, Culture, Efficient, Friends, General, Global Community, Growth, Life, London, Non-Profit, Personal Development, Self Help, Social, Social Computing, Society, Success, Tech, Tech Events, Travelling, Travelling in Peru, Web 2.0, Working Smart, crowdsourcing, funding | 2 Comments
Have you ever wanted to share something with a certain group of people you know??
Well, it seems, since my travels around Peru, in 2005, I’ve yet to find a perfect solution for this dilemma… Back then, I was travelling around Peru, and wanted to share some of the more personal stories, with select groups of […]
August 18th, 2008 | Posted in Business Venture, Community, Culture, Efficient, General, Seedcamp, Startup, Tech, Travelling in Peru, Web 2.0, Working Smart | No Comments
It seems that the modern world is no less susceptible to water outages, as the rest of the world. Having experienced firsthand, water being cut in India, Pakistan, and hearing stories of it running out in Saudi Arabia, I thought at least here in the UK, we don’t have to worry about the water being […]
July 27th, 2008 | Posted in Class, Community, Culture, General, Global Community, Life, London, Social, Society, Travelling in Peru | No Comments
So since the last post.. a lot has happened…
Originally upon returning to Iquitos, I had plans to go to Brazil. On Tuesday morning, I knew exactly how I would travel, and where I would go, and Wednesday morning, I was getting ready to leave.
How naive I was… Before leaving Iquitos, I wanted to […]
July 21st, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | 2 Comments
It seems I spend too much of my time online writing my blog, and so I’ve decided I’m going to try to be a little more efficient for now!
That said, my journey down the Mazan was wonderful… As you can tell I’ve returned from the river, and as far as I can tell, I’m still […]
July 19th, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | No Comments
Get woken up early to speak with a man who owns a motor. Pay him 70 soles, since he needs to pay the mechanic 50 soles to get his motor back, and give him 20 soles as a deposit.
I also get introduced to an ‘amigo’ who will be joining us for the journey. Gayle.
After […]
July 18th, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | No Comments
Evening of the 7th of July, it turns out that I spent too long on the Internet, updating my blog to be able to get out of Iquitos in the evening, and reach Mazan.
Instead I ended up finding a hotel for the night - 10 Soles, good deal.
On the morning of the 8th of July, […]
July 18th, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | No Comments
I leave you with the website of a friends(Kathleens) photo gallery, so that you may see some of the things that I have seen in Peru..
http://journeywithoutdistance.smugmug.com/gallery/589309/6
http://journeywithoutdistance.smugmug.com/gallery/589309/7
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July 7th, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | No Comments
So on the morning of the 4th, we wake up, and decide to get breakfast on the way to the federal office where we can get our visas into Brazil.
Getting lost on the way to the Federal office, we eventually, end up buying some juices, before arriving at Immigrations, where the Austrians gain their entry […]
July 7th, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | No Comments
So we arrive in Santa Rosa at about 11am, and get our ‘exit’ visa´s for Peru. Then we get a water boat taxi to take us to Brazil - to Tabatinga. There we don’t find any immigration waiting for us to enter, and so we end up, after getting a few drinks of beer […]
July 7th, 2005 | Posted in Travelling in Peru | No Comments