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Members of the Springfield College Occupational Therapy Program celebrate during an Academic Completion Ceremony in Fuller Auditorium on Friday, May 6, 2022.
Demolition of the College building on Lord Street nears completion. Photographed from North Street. Photograph taken 24th July 2019.
The Keighley College building on Cavendish Street, between Lord Street and Henry Street, was built in the early 1960s on the site of the United Methodist Free Church that had been demolished in the early 1950s. It was built as an extension to the Technical College in the Mechanics Institute. A further building was added on the site of the Mechanics Institute in the late 1960s. Bradford Council bought the old college buildings in 2006. Despite extensive marketing, no suitable offers were received for the redundant college premises and the decision was taken to demolish them and reuse the plots. The newer building on North Street was demolished first in 2017. Planning permission to demolish the Cavendish Street building was granted in September 2018 and demolition began in June 2019. The contractors installed a works compound on the neighbouring North Street college site, and part of Lord Street was closed to traffic while the work went on. It was announced over the summer of 2019 that a new multi-million pound Police Station is to be built on the site of the original college building, hoping to be open by 2021.
Photograph taken by History Society member David Seeley and used with permission by Keighley and District Local History Society. Uploaded in August 2019.
Hand Pumps for Community Water Supply
Location: Moradani Village, Mir Pur Sakro District Thatta Sindh.
Project Duration: July 2015- September 2015
Cost of pumps financed by: Mr. Afroz Hussaini
Implementing Partners: Lodhie Foundation & Shaan Technologies Private Limited
Total Pumps Installed: 10
Beneficiaries: 465 Household with an estimated population of 3600 Peoples.
Pakistan is one of the most water stressed countries in the world where total actual renewable water resources have been decreasing day by day. Presently water resources in Pakistan decreased from 5000 cubic meters per capita in 1951 to 1100 cubic meters in last year.
Currently, over 35 percent of Pakistan’s population does not have access to safe drinking water. The quality of drinking water supply is poor, with bacterial contamination, arsenic, fluoride and nitrate being the factors of major concern. Province of Sindh is one of the highly water scarce province of Pakistan. Deterioration in water quality and contamination of lakes, rivers and groundwater aquifers has resulted in increased waterborne diseases and other health impacts.
Coastal belt of Sindh is one of the highly effected areas where decreased inflow in Indus river delta is resulting in salt water intrusion from sea. This reduced water inflow destabilized eco system as well as made drinking water availability a major problem for the people especially women.
Mirpur Sakro is one of the water scarce area near coastal belt of Sindh. It is 90 kilometers away from Karachi. Since last 2 years Lodhie Foundation is providing relief to the community through installing hand pumps is this area. Lodhie Foundation is very grateful to Syed Afroze Hussaini for his generous support for the installation of 10 hand pumps in Village Mora Dani and surrounding areas located in Mirpur Sakro district Thatta Sindh.
Pumps Installation was started in Mid of August 2015 and finished in 3rd week of September 2015. Before the installation of pumps near their houses, women are used to travel 1 to 5 Kilometers to fetch a pot water for their families and cattle.
At the completion time of Hand pump installation nearly 465 households of village MoraDani and surrounding areas were enjoying clean water near their houses. Earlier they were dependent on open reservoirs, canals or open wells for drinking water. Women have to walk quiet a distance to fetch water and multiple rounds are performed to collect sufficient amount of water for their daily usage. Before the installation of hand pumps women have to walk 1 to 5 km, to fetch water which need 1 to 3 hours. Now the
condition has been improved drastically as, water is available near their homes which is a blessing for families and their cattle. Pump water is used for domestic purpose and drinking.
Availability of spare parts for repair and maintenance is not easy in remote areas. To overcome this problem each pump is supplied with necessary spares to keep it maintain without any delay.
Baldwin Wallace University’s Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree (ABSN) program "pinning ceremony" as part of a distinctive celebration of completion.The pinning ceremony in the John Patrick Theatre of the Kleist Center for Art and Drama, marking the culmination of an intense, one-year program that features a concept-based curriculum for Bachelor’s Degree holders seeking a second degree in nursing. The graduates each received a nursing pin designed especially for Baldwin Wallace University, featuring symbols of nursing and scholarship.
Seventy-one Freestate ChalleNGe cadets from Maryland graduated from a 22-week quasi-military residential program for qualified at-risk youth June 23, 2018. While enrolled in the ChalleNGe program, participants prepare to take the GED test and were introduced to many programs and concepts that are necessary for a successful and healthy lifestyle. Administered by the Maryland National Guard, the program helps young adults acquire and refine the skills and strengths necessary to take more productive roles in our communities. The residential portion of the program is followed up with a 12-month mentoring phase designed to help graduates adjust to the world of work and follow-on education. The Freestate ChalleNGe Academy was established in 1993 and has graduated more than 4,000 cadets.
The plaque commemorating the completion of the Trans-Canada Highway in the Canadian Rockies. The Highway was officially opened by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in 1962.
Hofstra University undergraduate students celebrated the completion of their studies during graduation exercises Sunday, May 19, 2013, at the David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex
Completion date: 2009
Producing Technique: Method of subtracting from model wax was utilized.
Materials: Oxidized Sterling Silver
Dimensions: Height: 33.66mm
Width: 26.10mm
Length: 10.30mm
Size: 19 (EU) / 9.25 (US)
On Sale: www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=28030464
Koç Başlı Yüzük
Bitiş Tarihi: 2009
Yapım Tekniği: Yüzük kalıp mumundan parça çıkarma ve ekleme yöntemi ile yapılmıştır.
Malzemeler: Oksitli Gümüş
Ölçüler: Yükseklik: 33.66mm
Genişlik: 26.10mm
Uzunluk: 10.30mm
Parmak Ölçüsü: 19 (EU) / 9.25 (US)
Dallas, Texas (January 12, 2013) Alex Gross (front left), Kamille Williams (front right), Emmanuel Williams (back right) and Isaiah Williams (back left) displays completion of their toolboxes which was provided by Home Depot. This was a Kids Workshop held at Potters House in Dallas Texas in conjunction with Home Depot. The purpose of the event was to teach children how to build, learn and create projects with tools provided by Home Depot.
So last night I beat AC2 with 87percent completion...all seals, altairs armor...all armors,all codex pages,all weapons, all paintings,Monterrigoni something like that lol Ezio's town 100% complete,....all towns except Venice's Treasure complete & need to get all feathers only thing I have left to do. oh and unlock those The Truth videos, the paintings ones are hard as hell.......:D I am a Master and I cant wait for the 3rd one. BTW This game is heaven...truly..Only thing I didnt like is Mr.Casanova Ezio got old....eww. -_-. & Leonardo Da Vinci is hott ::drools:: lmfaooo.
DeHavilland Mosquito prototype 75th anniversary - The original location of the prototype`s manufacture , Salisbury Hall near St.Albans , where the aircraft has just been restored to its original colour scheme ( by the DeHavilland Museum ) to celebrate the completion of the prototype exactly 75 years ago.
Built in 1902-03, this Venetian Gothic Revival-style building caught fire shortly after its completion, with it being rebuilt in 1904. Known as the Union Block, the building has housed various businesses and organizations, including the International Order of Odd Fellows Hall, the Crystal Ballroom, and the Stewart Bros. Furniture Co., which operated in the building between 1906 and 1992. The building features a buff brick facade, ornate stone trim, a loggia at the buildings three central bays with Venetian Gothic arches above octagonal brick columns with corinthian capitals, wrought iron railings, stone medallions, and a course of brick framing this section of the facade. To either side, the loggia is flanked by windows with gothic arched transoms and stone trim, with a stone sill at the second floor, quoins framing the central portion of the building’s facade, and a raised parapet and cornice above. The other parts of the building feature retail shopfronts on the first floor, single and paired arched double-hung windows with brick and stone trim surrounds, quoins, a cornice with a trefoil motif, dentils, and brackets, a fire escape on the front facade, with the facade being divided into five sections. The fourth street facade of the building features two additional retail shopfronts and similar detailing to the rest of the facade, though the cornice on this facade has been lost and was replaced by standing seam metal roofing. The building is presently home to several popular businesses, and is a contributing structure in the Newark Downtown Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002.
The High Atlas Foundation and its partners have initiated a preservation and maintenance program for the Moslem, Christian, and Jewish cemeteries in Essaouira, which stand as present-day reminders of the multicultural past of this small city and Morocco at-large, where people of different faiths shared a town, a life, work, a culture, and language.
During the period May-September 2013, we have been working together to clean, weed, clear, restore and re-plant in the three cemeteries.
Here, you can see the fruits of earlier efforts to weed the space between the tombs and make the cemetery more accessible for visitors. This work was conducted in partnership with the Province of Essaouira.
For more information on this project, please see: www.highatlasfoundation.org/projects/cultural-projects
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