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Das Lied "Baba Yetu" ist in der Sprache Swahili gesungen. Es wurde von Christopher Tin komponiert und ist das Titellied des Videospiels "Civilization IV". Es gewann 2011 einen Grammy Award für das beste Instrumentalarrangement mit Gesang. **

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.Aravinth Panch.

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☝️ Connect only with a personalised note Aravinth stands at the intersection of social and tech entrepreneurship, where he co-founded multiple companies across Europe and Asia under the ecosystem of araCreate Group. His social enterprises focus on empowering underserved communities in the Global South through three key approaches: challenge-based learning, grassroots innovation, and impact venture building. These initiatives help communities create relevant solutions to their unique socio-economic and environmental challenges. Meanwhile, his technology ventures provide end-to-end support for turning ideas into market-ready products. These companies offer comprehensive services including engineering, manufacturing, media production, business development, training, and investment opportunities. Together, these complementary enterprises form an ecosystem that bridges social impact with technological advancement, creating pathways for innovation that address real-world problems whilst supporting entrepreneurs throughout their journey from concept to commercialisation.

Mario Camou

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I am an IT Generalist. I prefer positions where I can touch everything and add value everywhere: hardware, software, development, operations, networking, and so on. I started programming way back, when Object-Oriented Programming was looked upon as a passing fad and working software also required knowledge of hardware. After some time bending C and Assembly Language to my will, I discovered Java and was hooked. Since then I've been on a great ride, always learning new things and figuring out where they apply and where they don't. I've done stints as a developer, SRE, enterprise architect, solutions architect, technical lead, troubleshooter, pre-sales engineer, systems and network administrator, instructor, translator and writer, not necessarily in that order and sometimes simultaneously. I am most comfortable developing scalable, reliable and efficient distributed systems using Agile methodologies. I also love learning and transmitting my knowledge and experience to other people, whether as part of a team, in a course or in a presentation.