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Our govt has given top priority to the welfare of poor people. Many pro-poor schemes are running in the state at present. Even yesterday, we distributed gas connections and cooking gas stoves (Chulha's) and cheques of Rs. 1.50 lakh for the families hailing from the poor sections of the society in Jalalabad.
Amid Covid-19 pandemic, SJS distributes Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for reporters and camera operators in Mogadishu, Somalia on Tuesday 23 June, 2020.
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All photos taken with a Panasonic DMC-FZ15.
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In an effort aimed at uplifting the productivity and income of farmers, the Rose Namayanja Foundation this week distributed planting seeds to various farming groups in Semuto Sub County, Nakaseke District.
The distribution of the high quality seeds to the farming groups was done in preparation for the new planting season. The farmers were also sensitized on the best farming practices in order to yield better harvests.
While sensitizing the farmers on how they can best fight pests and diseases from destroying their crops, Mr. Ivan Kulaba an agronomist with House of Seeds, advised the farmers to embrace team work and also consider spraying as a preventative measure against pests.
“Don’t wait to spray your crops after they have been attacked by pests but consider spraying as a preventive measures if you are to have high yields. Work as a team. Spray at the same time as your neighbor to avoid pests running into your garden from the other side,” Kaluba said.
Before distributing the planting seeds, the Rose Namayanja Foundation CEO, Mr Joseph Munyangabo called upon the farmers to put into practice the skills they have been taught to acquire high yields at the end of the season. He also pledged on behalf of the foundation to continue supporting the farmers in order to enable them achieve their highest potential.
The farmers applauded the foundation for the planting seeds and technical advice rendered to them. They pledged to support the foundation in its endeavor of reaching out to the people and promised to translate the knowledge gained into high yields and income.
“I’m very grateful to Hon. Rose Namayanja Nsereko for the help rendered to our community through her foundation.
These seeds will not only help us increase output, but will also transform both our families and community.” Ms Margaret Nalugya a farmer attached to Semuto Market Vendor’s group said.
The Semuto Town Council Mayor, Mr. Kizito Richard, commended the foundation for the great initiative of transforming the lives of many people.
The Rose Namayanja Foundation continues to provide skills training on selected enterprises such as agriculture among others to enable the people in these fields have a better understanding of their activity for increased production and income.
Texas Music Water helps Brown Distributing celebrate their 50th anniversary on 3.6.2012. Photo by Melanie Tipps
On October 17th, 2016 Monareliefye.org has begun today distributing school bags to 3000 pupils in Yemen’s Amanat al-Asimah, Sana'a and Hodeidah governorates ahead of the new school year.
Our distribution today was carried out in some schools in Sana'a governorate.
Affected children are supported to return to school as schools are made functional, access and retention of children at school is improved and children are supported to access learning through alternative modalities.
To ensure that children don’t completely miss out on their education, Mona Relief trying to support students with scholastic materials.
Facts about education in Yemen
Millions of children out of school and scores of teachers unpaid - At least two million children, nearly 27 per cent of school-age children are out of school, according to UNICEF. More than 1,690 schools are currently unfit for use due to conflict-related damage, hosting of IDPs or occupation by armed groups. About 2.3 million children need support to access education, including 1.1 million in areas that are acutely affected by conflict. Months of unpaid salaries have aggravated matters. More than 166,000 teachers have had problems receiving their salaries since October 2016 - about 73 per cent of the total number of teachers in Yemen.
On November 17th, 2016
After finishing Mona Relief's distributed food aid in Zaibid city the day before. We moved toward al-Turibah town in western Zabid in Hodeidah in the next day.
Our ground crew delivered 100 food aid packages funded by a foreign donor and 100 dignity kits funded by IOM Yemen to vulnerable families in that area.
Our photographer took some pictures of women there wearing local clothes related to that area.
Distributed in individual newspapers in Redi and SunTimes bins near UIC and various locations in downtown Chicago, IL
Also distributed by hand at the bottom of the escalator in the Student Center East at UIC
Xerox transfer on newsprint
8.5 x 10 inches
2008
December 14, 2023 - Three modern distributed wind turbines are being installed at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL’s) Distributed Integrated Energy Laboratory (DIEL) at Flatirons Campus. The project will serve as the baseline for new reference turbines and for model validation.
To make room for the new machines the Northern turbine was dismantled. The process is documented in sequence.
(Photo by Bryan Bechtold / NREL)
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Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan Karachi chapter and Muslims Global Relief have jointly
distributed welfare goods among Rohingya Muslims.
December 14, 2023 - Three modern distributed wind turbines are being installed at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL’s) Distributed Integrated Energy Laboratory (DIEL) at Flatirons Campus. The project will serve as the baseline for new reference turbines and for model validation.
To make room for the new machines the Northern turbine was dismantled. The process is documented in sequence.
(Photo by Bryan Bechtold / NREL)
Texas Music Water helps Brown Distributing celebrate their 50th anniversary on 3.6.2012. Photo by Melanie Tipps
The Distributed Power unit at the end of the coal train stopped and waiting for the conductor to return to the head end. The cement plant river loader is above the last coal hopper, the cement plant is to the right out of frame.
On October 16th, 2016 Monareliefye.org has begun today distributing school bags to 3000 pupils in Yemen’s Amanat al-Asimah, Sana'a and Hodeidah governorates ahead of the new school year.
Our distribution today was carried out in some schools in Amanat al-Asimah.
Affected children are supported to return to school as schools are made functional, access and retention of children at school is improved and children are supported to access learning through alternative modalities.
To ensure that children don’t completely miss out on their education, Mona Relief trying to support students with scholastic materials.
Facts about education in Yemen
Millions of children out of school and scores of teachers unpaid - At least two million children, nearly 27 per cent of school-age children are out of school, according to UNICEF. More than 1,690 schools are currently unfit for use due to conflict-related damage, hosting of IDPs or occupation by armed groups. About 2.3 million children need support to access education, including 1.1 million in areas that are acutely affected by conflict. Months of unpaid salaries have aggravated matters. More than 166,000 teachers have had problems receiving their salaries since October 2016 - about 73 per cent of the total number of teachers in Yemen.
On October 25th, 2016 Monareliefye.org has begun today distributing school bags to 3000 pupils in Yemen’s Amanat al-Asimah, Sana'a and Hodeidah governorates ahead of the new school year.
Our distribution today was carried out in some schools in Hodeidah governorate in western Yemen.
Affected children are supported to return to school as schools are made functional, access and retention of children at school is improved and children are supported to access learning through alternative modalities.
To ensure that children don’t completely miss out on their education, Mona Relief trying to support students with scholastic materials.
Facts about education in Yemen
Millions of children out of school and scores of teachers unpaid - At least two million children, nearly 27 per cent of school-age children are out of school, according to UNICEF. More than 1,690 schools are currently unfit for use due to conflict-related damage, hosting of IDPs or occupation by armed groups. About 2.3 million children need support to access education, including 1.1 million in areas that are acutely affected by conflict. Months of unpaid salaries have aggravated matters. More than 166,000 teachers have had problems receiving their salaries since October 2016 - about 73 per cent of the total number of teachers in Yemen.
The films distributed under the Rollei Brand by MACO Products, Germany, include former film formula's of Agfa company. The Rollei INFRARED 400 would differs from the Retro 400S (which iis ndeed the formula of former Agfa Aviphot 400) version by increased sensitivity in the near-infrared band. The film is side-marked 'INFRARED" but the processing times are the same as the 400S version.
On July, 29, 2024, Lyon, France, I decided to test a roll of this INFRARED version in a photo session at Par de la Tête d'Or by a quite warm (36°C) and sunny day. The results are quite close to my person IR-photography sessions made past year with the 400S version.
I took the same camera I used past year for infrared photography with one of my two Minolta's X-700 (the one called « China » period 1993-1999)
The Agfa Aviphot 400 film was originally designed for aerial photography for its capacity to differentiate green tones and to give a good clarity reducing in part the atmospheric haze. The Agfa Aviphot sensivity curve starts to decrease at 670 nm to fall at zero around 820 nm. The band starting at 780 (up to 2500nm) is the beginning of the "near infra-red" band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
The Minolta X-700 SLR camera was fitted with a normal lens Minolta MD 1:1.2 f=50mm. The lens was equipped with a 55mm screw-on IR filter with a cutoff at 720nm. Since the filter is so dark for a comfortable through-the-lens viewing, a FOCA "Universel" external view-finder (Made in France in the 50’s) was used for an easy framing. The X-700 has also a Multi-Function Back allowing diverse pricing modes. The date was manually printed before view 1 and the time of the end of film after the last frame.
The film was exposed for 40 ISO using my Minolta Autometer III external light meter equipped with a selective 10° finder. The X-700 light metering system was not used and the camera was operated in the manual mode using the exposure times of 1/60s or 1/125s for f/4 to f/11
Parc de la Tête d'Or, July 29, 2024
69006 Lyon
France
After completion, the film was processed using Adox Adonal developer (equivalent to Agfa Rodinal) at dilution 1+25, 20°C for 10min30. The photograms were then digitalized using a Sony A7 body fitted to a Minolta Slide Duplicator installed on a Minolta Auto Bellows III with a lens Minolta Bellow Macro Rokkor 50mm f/3.5. The RAW files obtained were then processed without intermediate files in LR and edited to the final jpeg pictures.
All frames of the film are presented in two different processing versions (normal or with the "clarity" parameter of LR reduced by -100% to mimic the traditional glow of former KODAK Infrared films)
About the camera and the lens :
Minolta X-700 SLR was manufactured in Japan and first released in 1981, and delocalized in China from 1993 to 1999. I bought them in early 2022 from eBay accompanied with their motor drive MD I and other accessories. The MD 1:1.2 f=50mm is part of my Minolta lens collection and was purchased as a vintage lens on line in the mid 2010's.
Sialkot: Al-Khidmat Foundation distributes Fifteen Hundred (1500) Cooked & Food Packages among flash flood affectees. These packages were transported in heavy water on tyre & tubes.
Selo fast film, distributed by Ilford. Advert 1930 incorporating the famous Selo Soldier motif.
Selo film was made in the new Ilford factory in Woodman Road, Brentwood from the 1920s. until closure in 1983
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