Brazil: Sao Paulo: Teatro Municipal: Photos

Brazil: Sao Paulo: Avenida Paulista And Bixiga: Photos

Brazil: Sao Paulo: Carmo Planetarium: Photo
Brazil: Sao Paulo: Mercado Municipal: Photos
Brazil: Sao Paulo: Museum of Art: Photos
Brazil: Sao Paulo: Parque Zoológico: Photos
Brazil: Sao Paulo: Serra da Cantareira: Photos
Brazil: Sao Paulo: Ibirapuera Park: Photos

Brazil: Sao Paulo: Adopted City
Brazil: Sao Paulo: Photos
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Brazil: Sao Paulo: Adopted City

Brazil's Sao Paulo is the adopted city at this blog for now. Brazil has been the top search term at this blog for the longest time. And this is a tech blog! But I am a global citizen and not complaining. This post consistently gets the most traffic at this blog: Brazil: Sao Paulo: Photos. I hope to take you on some picture tours of the city over time.

Top 10 Things to Do and See in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Ibirapuera Park ... Serra da Cantareira ... Parque Zoológico de São Paulo ... Museum of Art of Sao Paulo ... Mercado Municipal ... Carmo Planetarium ... Avenida Paulista & Bixiga ... Teatro Municipal

Things to do in Sao Paulo: 125 Attractions

Sala Sao Paulo ... Pinacoteca do Estado ... Museu da Lingua Portuguesa ... Catavento Cultural ... Teatro Municipal ... Parque do Ibirapuera ... Museum of Football (Museu do Futebol) ... Mosteiro de Sao Bento ... Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo Assis Chateaubriand .... Jardins District ... Estacao Pinacoteca .... Museu Afro Brasil ... Jardim Botanico ... Avenida Paulista ... Banespa Building ... Liberdade

São Paulo Things to Do

Parque Ibirapuera ... Avenida Paulista ... Liberdade - Japan in São Paulo ... Beaches ... Flea markets ... Museu de Arte de São Paulo ... Museu do Ipiranga and more Museums ... Railway station ... Igrejas ... Business District ... Mercado ... Churches ... Embu das Artes ... Stadiums ... Shopping ... Edifícios ... Catedral da Sé ... Pinacoteca ... Parque .. Teatro Municipal and more Theatres ... Praças

Things to do in São Paulo

A Bela Paulista ... Bráz ... Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) ... Parque do Ibirapuera ... Mercado Municipal ... Pinacoteca do Estado ... Museu da Língua Portuguesa ... Gero ... Banespa Skyscraper ... Martín Fierro ... Sujinho ... Estadão ... Ponto Chic ... Piola ... Z-Deli .... Nakasa ... Café Suplicy .. Bienal de São Paulo ... Daslu

10 Must-See Attractions in Sao Paulo

Museum of Art ... Sao Paulo Cathedral ... Bom Retiro and Luz .. Ibirapuera Park .. Vila Olimpia .. Edifício Itália .. Pátio do Colégio .. Vila Madalena and Pinheiros .. Morumbi .. Festivals . Sao Paulo Art Biennial, Sao Paulo Gay Pride Parade, Sao Paulo Fashion Week, Sao Paulo International Film Festival and the cream of the crop, Carnival

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Journey Of Action: Latin America Tour Kickoff Party

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Journey Of Action

The venue was the Purpose offices. It is an impressive startup, Purpose is. It has grown organically in two years to become a 40 strong team. I got to meet the Australian founder, Jeremy Heimans. Actually I just shot him an email.

Ugh. Finally I got to meet Kassidy and Ryan in person. They look just like in this picture.

We Are Not Trying To Solve All The World's Problems

People talked of me as a future Prime Minister of Nepal when I was at high school. They were perhaps not off the mark, because a guy who was junior to me politically before I came to America - I was too young to be running for office legally, but I was Vice General Secretary to a political party with two MPs - has been a cabinet minister in Nepal for years now. I have sharp political instincts, as sharp as anyone on the planet. Like Marlon Brando says, I could have been somebody.



My point being, what I have is not a political organization. We are not in the good governance business. Good governance is basic to poverty elimination. But if a people have an illegitimate, shady, corrupt, oppressive government, it is their responsibility to rise up and throw that government out. My company is not in the political revolution business, although I don't see how I can stay away from Iran myself personally.

Intrepid Woman Rachel Cook

Last night I was at Gizzi's Coffee for a screening of the MicroLending Film by my colleague Rachel Cook. Later we went to a birthday party of a friend to our tech partners Sunil Madhu and Marty Monaco. That was at Draft Bar in Brooklyn. Sunil was at the screening too. He left for the party early.

The Glass Hammer: Intrepid Woman: From Futures Trader to Microfinance Film Maker: I was working as a Futures Trader on the European shift – in the middle of the night, Chicago time – in September 2009 when I first came across an op-ed in The New York Times written by Nick Kristof the month before, “The Women’s Crusade.” I was completely floored by the article – it told the stories of women in the developing world, facing terrifying, seemingly insurmountable odds. And some of these women were able to overcome these odds using a development tool I’d heard little about – microfinance. I was intrigued. Microlending seemed to help women, and it seemed to be a high-return financial investment – both topics of high interest to me...... While maintaining my trading job, the crew and I traveled to South America and filmed in Paraguay in 2010, and we’re only getting started – we’ll continue filming throughout this year...... I love trading. I wasn’t a superstar, but I was profitable over the course of my career when trading a variety of products, including during the financial collapse in 2008. I made more money than I had expected to see at 25 ..... But over the course of my trading career it became increasingly evident that much of the criticism about the trading world was all too true – particularly in its attitude toward women. ...... During my tenure at this first shop, the 2008 presidential elections were happening, and I’d hear these macho frat guy-types yelling at the TV, telling Palin to “go back in the kitchen” after Senator McCain first announced her as his VP pick. ...... we’re planning to shoot in Bangladesh and India in late February, and will also film in Kenya and in New York, in the interest of making this a truly comprehensive project about microfinance and how it impacts women

Rachel's Microlending Film was the best of the three movies shown for the evening. The other clips had too much forced violence. It was like, okay, time to end the 15 minute movie, let's kill a character.

Brazil: Economy: Not South Korea

Brazil has come a long way, but Brazil still has a long way to go. $10,000 per capita income is not $20,000, it is not $30,000.

Brazil: Economy: Paving The Way

Brazil's story shows a poor country lifting itself up is great news for the global economy, it is great news for the rich countries. They don't steal your jobs. They create jobs that never existed before and they get rich and then they buy from you.

Brazil: The Landscape

The Amazon rainforest is the most well known geographical feature of Brazil's landscape. But the country is geographically diverse like most large countries tend to be. I don't know if it has a desert though. Looks like it maybe does.

Brazil: Historically Speaking

Brazil is not a Spanish speaking country. The leading country in South America is not a Spanish speaking country. The British left, but the English language in India just grew and grew and grew. Brazil used to be a colony of Portugal. Just like India basically took over the English language - there are way many more English speakers in India than in England, way, way more - Brazil has taken over the Portuguese language.

Brazil: Economic Turnaround

I grew up in Nepal being told Nepal was second only to Brazil when it came to hydropower potential. But what made news year after year was not yet another hydel power plant that was put up, but monsoon floods and landslides. Potential is one thing. Deed is another. Brazil has had the potential. And this past decade it seems to have put its house in basic order. But there is so much that remains to be done. A 6% growth rate is not 10%. Lifting tens of millions out of abject poverty still leaves tens of millions more to be lifted. Brazil could be but still is not a world power.

Soccer And Latin America

Check this out. Each of the four quarter-final matches has one Latin American team in there. Is that something or is that something? Soccer is Latin America's game. Hats off to the continent of Latin America.

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