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The fact that this had obviously been rotated at some point caught my eye. A local lad in a baseball cap had mutterings to make at the mad hippy photographing the floor.
SL access ticket holders (stockholm, sweden public transportation system), i <3 my new moomin holder, december 2010
The Radical Access Movie Night took place at the Ohio Union on Sat. August 14th, 2017 (Laura Peshek/Ohio State University/Student Life)
A recent field visit to the farming communities of Kenya’s Makueni County demonstrated how access to enhanced climate information services (CIS) and validated innovations for climate-smart agriculture (CSA) have improved livelihoods and the resilience of a community in the arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya, which make up 89 percent of the country’s land area.
Across three Kenyan counties, such innovations have reached 54,300 people so far through innovative partnerships between the county governments and organizations like the Association of Women in Agriculture Kenya (AWAK) who have been connected to the science of CGIAR, the world’s largest publicly funded research partnership for food security.
These innovations, developed by CGIAR research centers like the Alliance of Biodiversity International-CIAT (The Alliance), the International Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), are now being delivered on a larger scale—reaching more farmers—thanks to the support of the Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa (AICCRA) project.
Phoebe Mwangangi has been an outstanding ‘Lead Farmer’ who has accessed and used innovative and validated technologies, digital platforms and new systems that help access, for example, drought-tolerant and early maturing seeds.
Read more
aiccra.cgiar.org/news/welcome-wonder-farm-kenyas-makueni-...
I forget the make of this beast, but it featured a wheel chair front passenger seat. The doors on that side opened suicide style with no door post. (The driver side doors are also suicide, but with a post) The seat slides into the back on slots cut into a wood floor, and then sits on a turntable, allowing the chair to rotate.
Behind Deptford high street with the dog. I walked over this several times trying to find an angle. It does have something but I'm not sure if I really like it.
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Part of Road Trip photos from Townsville to Mackay
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Project 52, week 5, 2/5. Forbidden (See my profile for more details about Project 52!)
Montréal, Canada. 12 Feb2009
Rope Access Theatre Cleaning. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/services/rope-access/industrial/faci...
Gov. Markell toured the Treatment Access Center (TASC) in Wilmington, one of three offices in the state, that acts as a liaison between DHSS’ Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health (DSAMH) and the criminal justice system in referring people who are on probation to addiction treatment. Joining the Governor on the tour were Superior Court Chief Judge Jan Jurden, Secretary Landgraf and DSAMH Director Michael Barbieri.
TASC Director Denise Bowers said TASC sees more than 3,000 clients per year who are assigned there by the courts. The typical case manager has 40 clients and sees five clients per day.
In a discussion with the Governor, case managers said the system needs more beds, more housing and more safe havens for survivors of domestic violence. Director Barbieri said part of DHSS’ plan to increase capacity in the addiction treatment system is to double the number of sober living beds from 60 to 120. Sober living includes a treatment component. The goal for individuals, Director Barbieri said, is “to move them back into the community slowly and protect their recovery.”
Judge Jurden said she has seen several TASC success stories, including a 25-year-old woman who had been addiction to heroin, had been incarcerated and had her baby taken away. After being assigned to TASC, going through treatment and rebuilding her life, she now has more than 13 months in recovery and has her baby back. “She talks highly of TASC,” Judge Jurden said.