Swedish track’n field pole jumper Armand ’Mondo’ Duplantis yesterday jumped 6.22. A new world record.
This was Duplantis sixth world record to date.
The second best ever in history is Renaud Lavillenie on 6.16. Mondo Duplantis is 23 years old.
The Way It Is. This is a song from American singer-songwriter and pianist Bruce Hornsby and it has followed me through the last decades in many ways.
The song was released in 1986, it is an amazing tune with the best intro ever. I have used a reference to the song in all my presentations since the early 2000s.
I also has the intro as ring signal on my mobile phone).
I often do presentations about change and modernization. That is also why this beautiful song with its lyrics fits so well, beside the fact that it also in simple words decribes my own journey in life and what I believe in.
”That’s just the way it is
Bruce Hornsby
Some things’ll never change
That’s just the way it is
Ah, but don’t you believe them”
The lyric describes how the words ’The Way It Is’ is used as an excuse for doing things better, which is something I have been fighting against my entire professional career.
I love this song. Listen to the music and lyrics and you will understand why.
Now that pandemic-related strain is evening out, rising energy costs will be the biggest headache for cold chain logistics providers, according to a joint white paper by Maersk and Reuters.
’Trust and Technology: The Links in a Sustainable Cold Chain’ quotes Maersk head of cold chain logistics Europe Stein Van Est describing energy prices as “a concern.”
“Suppliers are now working these into their contracts,” he said. “Previously, we might have seen a clause for diesel adjustment factors, today these clauses involve adjustments for energy prices.”
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Here is a link ti the report: Trust and technology: the links in a sustainable cold chain
Source: TheLoadStar
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