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Elega 35 made by Elega-sha (エレガ社) and distributed by Nittō Shashin Yōhin K.K. (日東写真用品㈱),
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LIC Dombivli branch members have set up a social organization called "Jeevan Adhaar" that helps in rural development and welfare. I had the chance to visit a tribal village near Badlapur for their annual trip to distribute Diwali sweets and faral .. :)
Distributed by Carradice. Made in proofed waxed cotton with a fully waterproof lining and with heavy leather trims, the pannier has a removable shoulder strap while the rucksack and dispatch bag both have a dedicated laptop section. For extreme weather conditions, the pannier and rucksack both have the option of a waterproof outer cover.
Rulers + an old belt to both help distribute the compression between the two rulers and even out the "bump" from the center strip of leather on the bag.
I distributed notebooks and coloured pencils in this poor school in Abhaneri. My strongest emotion of the week.
Abhaneri is a village in the Dausa district of Rajasthan state in India. It is situated at a distance of 95 km from Jaipur, on the Jaipur-Agra road.
Distributing the Light of the Resurrection, "very early" on the morning of Pascha Sunday, April 19, 2009, at St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Merrick, Long Island.
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On December 5th distributing monareliefy.org blankets to IDPs and vulnerable families at Shamlan area of the capital Sana'a
During December 2- 16, 2015, the monareliefye.org was able to deliver IDPs and vulnerable families living in different areas in in and around the capital Sana'a with blankets, clothes and food aid packages.
Our campaigns lasted for almost two weeks and aimed at drawing attention of all human being in the world to the suffer of Yemenis under the war and blockade of Saudi regime on Yemen.
Artists, actors, singers and journalists from Yemen were invited by monareliefye.org to take part in the campaigns that almost succeeding in providing IDPs and vulnerable families different kinds of aid that they needed.
Pictures taken on December 5th , 2015 by monareliefye.org in Shamlan area of Sana’a.
Karachi, 17-04-2014: Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan distributed ration among Tharparkar drought affectees in three regions. 200 ration packages were distributed in Mithi, 200 in Islamkot, and 200 in Nangarpar. Each package consisted of the following items: 10kg flour, Ghee, 5 kg rice, tea packages, 2 kg sugar, 1kg lentils, and packet of salt. Each package cost Rs. 1800.
Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan has been relentlessly carrying out relief operations in Tharparkar region which has severely been affected by drought.
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The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) Local 1408 Scholarship Fund awarded a record $46,500 in scholarships to 21 area high school seniors and college students during a ceremony today at Edward Waters University (EWU). The fund is affiliated with labor union ILA Local 1408, which represents many of the longshoremen and dock workers who move cargo through JAXPORT’s terminals.
The award is the largest annual amount distributed in the ILA Scholarship Fund’s 27-year history. Established in 1995 by Jacksonville native Charles Spencer, the ILA 1408 scholarship program has awarded nearly 1,000 scholarships totaling more than a million dollars.
“It is my greatest honor to support local students who deserve the opportunity to earn an education,” said Spencer. “This historic award speaks volumes about the scholarship fund’s importance to our community. We are grateful for our sponsors’ generosity as challenging times continue for many families on the First Coast.”
To be considered for the scholarship, local applicants were required to have a minimum 3.0 GPA, complete community service activities and submit an essay. Six of the recipients are first-generation college students.
Gurjar Aandolan bollywood movie is now announced to release on 17th October in more than 1500 theaters in the territory of Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Utter Pradesh included Madhya Pradesh. Movie story is about the Aandolan done by Gurjars in 2007 to get the Government quota for their welfare. Movie is being written and directed by Aarun Naagar. Movie is being produced under the banner of Kirti Motion Pictures and J & J Motion Pictures. Movie is being distributed by self J & J Motion pictures / Spap Media and Entertainment. Star Cast of movie is Aarun Naagar, Leena Kapoor, Ehsan Khan, Mustaq Khan, Ali Khan and Surendra Pal.
Movie Name – Gurjar Aandolan
Cast - Aarun Nagar, Leena Kapoor, Ehshan Khan, Mushtaq Khan, Ali Khan & Surendra pal
Produce By :- Kirti Motion Pictures & J&J Motion Pictures
Written & Director By :- Aarun Nagar
Music Director :- Ashish Donald
Lyrics :-Khalil Jawed, Sanjit Nirmal, Aarun nagar, Dhananjay
Singer :- Raja hasan, Ritu Pathak, Leonard Victor, Prakash Raj
D.O.P :- Nagesh - Kiran
Editor :- Anirudh Singh
Executive Producer : -Satya
Art Director :-Prabhat Jha
Action Director :- Rajesh Kumar Pappu
This is part of the education programme which advocates for the rights of the Batwa or pygmies, Burundi’s most marginalised group. Photo by Mugina Commune.
This is part of the education programme which advocates for the rights of the Batwa or pygmies, Burundi’s most marginalised group. Photo by Mugina Commune.
Multan, 01-02-2014: Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan distributed winter packages among 300 deserving students of Government Primary School Khuda Dad, Multan. A distribution ceremony was organized in that context in which President Al-Khidmat Foundation Multan Dr. Safdar Hashmi was also present. Note that winter packages contained sweaters for the students, which will keep them warm in the bitter cold.
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UNFPA distributes dignity kits to displaced families in Sharia, Iraq.
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Grassroots India distributed the food, shelters, medicines, etc. for the flood victims evacuated from Achra, Babuaan and Bela panchayats in Araria district.
Our progress of work in Araria district is now visible on our website. Please have a look on the following web pages:
> General Call: www.grassroots.org.in/
> Situation Analysis: www.grassroots.org.in/emergency.html
> Our Past Progress: www.grassroots.org.in/biharfloodrelief-progress.html
After ground assessment of the rehabilitation and livelihood needs of the affected people, the organization is now ready with a Rehabilitation & Livelihoods Plan to be implemented in Araria district. This Plan can be shared with those who are interested in supporting the flood victims of Bihar. For general queries, please don't hesitate to contact us: grassrootsindiatrust@gmail.com
Photo Courtesy: Suraj Kumar, Deputy Collector, Araria
November 20th, 2017. Universal Children's Day takes place annually on November 20th. First proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1954, it was established to encourage all countries to institute a day, firstly to promote mutual exchange and understanding among children and secondly to initiate action to benefit and promote the welfare of the world's children. On the eve of Universal Children's Day , CSDO (Child & Social Development Organization ) Celebrated the day in SCCI . Sialkot Eden Smile Lions Clubs ( District 305 N2) Pakistan, Distributed 150 School Bags among the Children's of CSDO Schools and Spent whole day with Childrens with joyfull moments. Very special thanks to Second Vice District Governor Lion Arif Khawar Butt, Regin Chairperson Lion Danish Abid (Executive Member SCCI) for their Participation and appreciating words. In the end I congratulate Club President, and all the members of Sialkot Eden Smile Lions Club on their exemplary team work and completion of a very successful event.
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra distributed three-wheelers to over 200 physically challenged persons in New Delhi. On Late Rajiv Gandhi's birthday it was supposed to be distributed by Congress President Sonia Gandhi but due to her illness it got postponed.
Rahul and Priyanka, interacted with almost all the people who were given motorised three-wheelers by the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation and spent some time with them.
They went to almost every single person, exchanged pleasantries with them and heard their problems.
The chloroplasts have distributed themselves around the cell walls while the larger and more irregularly-shaped oil bodies are more randomly distributed. Chloroplasts often move away from bright light sources in order to avoid damage to their photosynthetic pigment molecules.
Bletilla, common name urn orchid, is a temperate, terrestrial genus of orchids containing 5 currently recognized species distributed through China, Japan, Taiwan, south to Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar. The pseudobulbs resemble spreading corms which usually sit at ground level. Each pseudobulb generally bears several pleated leaves around 40 cm long. The racemes of flowers emerge from the center of the years new growth before it is mature, during spring and early summer. The flowers vary in color from white to purple, and all species have four pollinia. The tubers resemble a horn or claw. They are grayish-white or yellowish-white in appearance, with concentric rings and brown rootlets. They have a hard texture and do not break easily.Bletilla species are generally hardy, though some need protection from severely cold frost. It is better to keep them in pots of well drained media so that water does not sit around the roots during winter when the plants are not actively growing. They should also be watered sparingly at the start of the growing season as the new shoots emerge, as new roots often do not follow for around four weeks afterwards. Bletilla striata is the most common form found in the nursery trade and is often labeled simply as 'Hardy Orchid' or 'Chinese Ground Orchid' and is quite inexpensive. This beautiful and hardy deciduous orchid has the distinction of being one of the first orchids in cultivation in England dating from around 1794. The very flat knob-like tuberous root system is typically sympodial, expansive and each shoot is of annual duration only. On established plants, almost every new growth shoot has a flower spike before leaves fully develop. Each shoot can have up to fourteen beautiful rose-mauve flowers with a ruffled lip about 30mm diameter, scentless and looking something like a miniature Cattleya orchid flower. An established clump can have literally dozens of flower spikes flowering in the late Spring and the clumps only increase in beauty with time. They rarely exceed two feet in height.The flowers and leaves are at the mercy of late frosts, which are to be avoided if at all possible with coverings of a sheet or newspapers. Resist the temptation to remove the mulch layer even if the new growths are raising up the mulch due to an early Spring, unless no more frosts are likely. Unlike most tropical orchids, B. striata has attractive foliage even when not flowering. The pleated, tapered foliage looks very similar to the juvenile leaves of many palm species. A well established clump of these in flower is quite beautiful and they are surprisingly hardy even into USDA Zone 5 with a heavy mulch. They easily succeed in USDA Zone 6 with only a moderate mulch of straw or leaves. These hardiness ratings only apply to plants in the ground with the idea of preventing the actual root system from being frozen. If potted, they should be placed in a frost-free location if winter temperatures go below freezing. The plant is generally considered hardy without a mulch if minimum winter temperatures do not go below 25 °F.They have a great reputation of being the absolute easiest orchid for a beginner to grow. Unlike most tropical epiphytic orchids, this plant comes from somewhat temperate zones and grows in soil rather than on trees and require no extraordinary care to grow successfully. They prefer well drained evenly moist soils that are high in organic material and that never dry out nor remain sodden. They are sympodial growers and will form handsome clumps in only a few years. Other species and hybrids are occasionally available, the most common being B. striata var. alba, a white variation of the rose-mauve B. striata. Bletilla ochracea, a somewhat rare species from China has unusual flowers with yellow sepals and petals with a red-marked white lip and is becoming more available to collectors. Bletilla Penway Dragon (formosana × szetschuaunica) appears to be one of the exciting new hybrid grex if it becomes more available.
Originaria della Cina, è la bletilla più comune in vivaio; ha foglie di colore verde chiaro, che possono superare i 25-30 cm di lunghezza, e forma cespi ampi, che in primavera si decorano di bellissimi fiori di colore viola intenso, grandi. Questa bletilla è completamente rustica, e può venire coltivata in giardino come una comune pianta geofita, come i tulipani o i giacinti. Generalmente quando pensiamo a un’orchidea il nostro immaginario rievoca ricordi di piante delicate, dai requisiti molto particolari, spesso con radici aeree, che andrebbero coltivate solo dai veri appassionati, pena la morte rapida di tutti gli esemplari; il genere bletilla rappresenta una incredibile eccezione tra le orchidee diffuse in coltivazione; si tratta infatti di una specie terricola, a radici rizomatose, originaria delle zone fresche dell’Asia; queste caratteristiche la rendono una pianta da giardino, che può trovare spazio tra le bulbose o nelle aiuole di annuali o di perenni. La bletilla infatti ha radici sotterranee, che sviluppano larghi bulbo-tuberi a forma di unghia, spessi e carnosi, da cui si producono pseudobulbi allargati, e un cespo di foglie nastriformi, sottili e coriacee, dalla pagina rugosa, di colore verde brillante; in primavera, dai germogli appena sviluppatisi, si ergono sottili fusti scuri, che portano alcuni grandi fiori, di solito di colore rosa acceso, o giallo. La fioritura dura alcune settimane, e le piante di bletilla che vengono coltivate in modo ottimale, tendono ad accestire, e quindi dal primo singolo tubero ne vengono prodotti molti altri, dando origine ad una macchia di foglie e fiori. Durante l’estate i fiori saranno già appassiti tutti, ma le foglie garantiscono una macchia di vegetazione gradevole, anche senza fiori; appassiranno in autunno, all’arrivo del freddo, per rispuntare la primavera successivaDi solito in giardino si coltiva Bletilla striata e i suoi ibridi; si tratta di orchidee terricole a foglia caduca, completamente rustiche, che possono sopportare temperature vicine ai -10°C. La coltivazione non è difficoltosa, in quanto è sufficiente porre dimora i tuberi spessi in un luogo ben soleggiato, con un terreno ricco di materia organica, soffice e molto ben drenato. Se la terra del nostro giardino risulta compatta o impoverita, allora prima di porre a dimora i tuberi lavoriamolo a fondo, aggiungendo dello stallatico, ed eventualmente del terriccio fresco o della sabbi, per migliorarne l’impasto. Poniamo a dimora i tuberi avendo cura di non posizionarli eccessivamente in profondità. Le bletille necessitano di annaffiature regolari, da quando notiamo i primi germogli primaverili, fino all’autunno, quando le temperature scendono. Evitiamo però di lasciare il terreno sempre inzuppato di acqua, ma neppure scordiamoci annaffiare per molti giorni, soprattutto in estate, quando il clima è molto caldo e afoso, ma evitiamo le annaffiature non appena il clima diviene freddo. Quindi, annaffiamo regolarmente, almeno ogni 3-4 giorni, fornendo, ogni 12-15 giorni, un buon fertilizzante per piante da fiore, utilizzandone una dose smezzata rispetto a quella consigliata sulla confezione. Per avere ogni anno tanti fiori e una vegetazione ricca, è importante prendersi cura delle foglie anche quando non ci sono fiori, annaffiandole e fertilizzandole fino a che naturalmente e spontaneamente cominceranno ad ingiallire e a disseccare all’arrivo dell’autunno; in questo modo saremo sicuri che il bulbo-tubero abbia immagazzinato sufficiente nutrimento per la fioritura dell’anno successivo. Le bletille non temono il gelo, ma è comunque bene coprire la zona sopra i tuberi con del materiale pacciamante, in modo che siano leggermente protetti dal freddo, anche perché di solito questi bulbo tuberi tendono a svilupparsi non completamente interrati, e quindi sono completamente esposti alle intemperie. Se in primavera i germogli spuntano quando ancora sono probabili gelate, copriamo il terreno con dell’agritessuto, per evitare che il freddo rovini i germogli.Per quanto riguarda le specie e varietà di bletilla più delicate, si preferisce di solito la coltivazione in vaso, in modo da poter riporre i vasi in serra fredda (o in luogo riparato) tra novembre e marzo, in modo che il gelo non rovini i tuberi.
Propagare la bletillaI tuberi di bletilla tendono a produrre naturalmente altri piccoli tuberi, con cui producono delle vere e proprie colonie, che possono divenire anche molto ampie; il metodo di propagazione più rapido e certo delle bletille consiste quindi nel dissotterrare i cespi, e nel prelevare alcuni piccoli tuberi, che andranno poi posti a dimora singolarmente; in questo modo saremo sicuri che la nuova pianta fiorisca già l’anno successivo al trapianto, e inoltre sicuramente produrrà fiori identici a quella da cui abbiamo prelevato il tubero. Possiamo anche dividere i cespi di pseudobulbi, praticando dei tagli con un coltello ben affilato, e posizionando le porzioni praticate in contenitori singoli, perché possano germogliare. I fiori di bletilla producono piccole capsule contenenti i semi, che risultano in genere fertili; la semina di queste orchidee però risulta abbastanza complessa, anche perché la germinabilità dei semi è molto ridotta nel tempo. In genere si preferisce la propagazione tramite divisione dei tuberi o degli pseudobulbi, anche perché le minuscole piantine ottenibili da seme possono impiegare alcuni anni prima di produrre fiori.
By Stephen Badger | Office of Communications, Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Chesapeake Conservation Corps intern Jonas Lee, working with DNR's Resource Assessment Service, is conducting a submerged aquatic vegetation restoration project in Centennial Lake in Howard County for his capstone project. Approximately one half acre was fenced and one hundred thousand wild celery (Vallisneria americana) seeds were distributed into the headwaters of the lake both inside of and outside of the fenced area. Jonas will revisit the site approximately weekly throughout the growing season to evaluate the success of the project and to determine if waterfowl predation has an impact on native species of submerged aquatic vegetation in the lake.
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I guess it's almost time to distribute all these presents! This was during our family's annual Christmas party/get-together. This year, we were having it at Melinda's place here in Stockton, CA. Wow, we come here like every month for the past few months lol. We had lots of food, fun games and simply enjoyed each others' company during this holiday season... Anyway, have a Merry Christmas & a happy new year everyone! (Tuesday, December 24, 2019)
*Did you know? Christmas Eve is the evening or entire day before Christmas Day, the festival commemorating the birth of Jesus. Christmas Day is observed around the world, and Christmas Eve is widely observed as a full or partial holiday in anticipation of Christmas Day. Together, both days are considered one of the most culturally significant celebrations in Christendom and Western society... -Wikipedia.
To help accelerate economic recovery and business revival in Syria, UNDP is relying on local procurement and distributing professional toolkits to affected small merchants like Ali to help them get back into business.
The Eurasian blackbird was introduced to New Zealand, and is now our most widely distributed bird species.
Flyers ads posted in Notice Boards of Sembawang estate , Singapore.
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It was the home of the Perran Iron Foundry, an innovative concern, run by the Fox family of Falmouth and other Quaker business families. It was set up on the site of a tin smelting works in 1791. The foundry was later operated in partnership with the Williams family, and in 1858, it was sold to them.
The creek serving the factory silted up and mining in Cornwall declined. The wharf had been used to import timber for the mining industry from Scandinavia. The slump in the mining industry during the 1870s hit Perran Foundry badly and it closed in March 1879 with the loss of 400 jobs, causing great distress in the parish. In April 1879, the Royal Cornwall Gazette reported that a soup kitchen had been open since January: ″793 people had attended and 1,240 quarts of soup were distributed″. In July 1880 a preliminary notice of an intended auction for Perran Foundry was planned for mid-August. Williams's Perran Foundry covered an area of over 4 acres (1.6 ha) and had a lease of 99 years (commencing 24 August 1874) from Colonel Tremayne. The property contained a number of workshops, including blacksmith and engineers, a hammermill and a quay at Restronguet with access for 200 ton vessels.[6] The machinery, plant and stock were auctioned on 30 September and 1 October 1880. Large stocks of boiler plates and machinery at the Boiler Yard, Ponsanooth were auctioned, and at the Pattern Shop, Foundry Yard, 10 tons of copper, brass, lead, tin, pewter and other metals, 6 tons of steel, several thousand fire bricks, 50 tons coal and coke, timber and numerous other lots.
The buildings including Manor Mill on the opposite side of the road were later adapted by the Edwards Brothers for the milling and storage of grains and animal foods, and also cloth dyeing; another waterwheel was added. Over the years there have been ambitious plans which have come and gone, but little changed at the foundry site for many years apart from the gradual deterioration of the buildings.[8] The site has been used for various purposes since but closed in 1986.
In 2005, the owners, North Hill Estates Ltd, applied for planning permission to redevelop the site. The proposal was for a mix of live/work units and residential accommodation. Further consultation on their proposal was ongoing (2007).
Planning was approved and the site has been under development in recent years to enable new homes to flourish from the foundations of its 200-year history.
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Weston-super-Mare - The Floral Clock. A series of commercial photos distributed by VistaScreen in the 1950s.
News item from the BBC, 9 January 2024: 'A town's beloved floral clock will be restored after being concreted over by volunteers.
The Lions Club, who have maintained the display for 15 years, planned to paint a mural at the site after struggling to look after the plants.
But after a council meeting with the Lions, the concrete will be removed.
Councillor Mike Solomon said: "We've listened to feedback from residents who are concerned by recent changes made to the floral clock in Weston-super-Mare. We're acting quickly to respond.
"Following an urgent meeting with the Lions Club of Weston-super-Mare, who maintain the site, we've agreed that North Somerset Council will remove the concrete and restore flower beds.
"We hope to work with volunteers on this project to make the site the best it can be."
The floral clock was built in 1935 and then restored in 1951.
Earlier in the week, Weston Lions president Chick Parkin said it had become "harder and harder to look after the clock".
"We put out a plea last year for people to come out and help us water it, but only two people reacted to our cry for help," he said.
The council has put out a call for volunteers to help the Lions maintain it and has asked anyone who wants to sponsor the clock to get in touch.'
David makes the rounds with this year's founders' gift to Yahoos. Read more here: yodel.yahoo.com/2006/12/19/re-gifting-with-a-vengeance/