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Distribution: Trop. & Subtrop. Asia to Pacific ((29) sey 38 NNS TAI 40 ASS BAN EHM IND SRL 41 AND CBD LAO MYA NCB THA VIE 42 BOR JAW LSI MLY MOL PHI SUL SUM 43 BIS NWG SOL 50 QLD 60 FIJ nru NUE NWC SAM SCZ TON VAN WAL 61 COO mrq sci 62 CRL MRN (63) haw (78) fla (80) pan (81) cay cub dom lee pue win)
Lifeform: Pseudobulb geophyte
Heterotypic Synonyms:
Bletia angustifolia Gaudich., Voy. Uranie: 421 (1829).
Paxtonia rosea Lindl., Edwards's Bot. Reg. 24(Misc.): 61 (1838).
Spathoglottis lilacina Griff., Not. Pl. Asiat. 3: 323 (1851).
Phaius rumphii Blume, Mus. Bot. 2: 179 (1856).
Spathoglottis spicata Lindl., J. Proc. Linn. Soc., Bot. 3: 9 (1858).
Spathoglottis deplanchei Rchb.f., Linnaea 41: 86 (1876).
Spathoglottis vieillardii Rchb.f., Linnaea 41: 85 (1876).
Spathoglottis angustifolia (Gaudich.) Benth. & Hook.f., Gen. Pl. 3: 512 (1883).
Spathoglottis augustorum Rchb.f., Gard. Chron., n.s., 25: 9 (1886).
Spathoglottis rosea (Lindl.) G.Nicholson, Ill. Dict. Gard. 3: 467 (1886).
Spathoglottis grandifolia Schltr., Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. Beih. 1: 398 (1912).
Spathoglottis wariana Schltr., Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. Beih. 1: 399 (1912).
Spathoglottis papuana var. puberiflora R.S.Rogers & C.T.White, Trans. & Proc. Roy. Soc. South Australia 44: 116 (1920).
Spathoglottis papuana var. puberula Schltr., Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. Beih. 1: 397 (1923).
Spathoglottis plicata var. minahassae Schltr., Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. 21: 180 (1925).
Spathoglottis daenikeri Kraenzl., Vierteljahrsschr. Naturf. Ges. Zürich 74: 80 (1929).
Calanthe poilanei Gagnep., Bull. Mus. Natl. Hist. Nat., sér. 2, 22: 625 (1951).
Organized, friendly and efficient. Yes it was difficult to get on the list, yes you need computer access and a car but on site it was well run. Unfortunately only one of us got on the list here.
Grace, who works in the department of guest services, prepares leaves of Romaine lettuce for people to feed to the giraffes. Each piece is cut to the right size for those huge tongues.
Winter has hit Lebanon full force with its freezing temperatures, bone-chilling wind and snow. Refugee camp residents across Lebanon face the harsh conditions with little heat or proper clothing. Palestinian families fled their homes in Syria, leaving everything behind except a few articles of clothing and a pair or two of summer shoes.
ANERA Delivers Kits to 1,300 Refugee Families in Beddawi Camp
ANERA has partnered with Najdeh Association to respond with a winter kit distribution to 1,300 families in northern Lebanon’s Beddawi Camp. Each kit consists of blankets, children’s clothes, an insulating straw mat and an emergency light unit. Families also receive assistance in properly managing winter illnesses. Funding for the kits came from UMCOR (The United Methodist Committee on Relief) and Johnson & Johnson,
“The kit had lots of good, helpful, high-quality items and, with the several hours of power cuts, the lanterns fill a huge gap,” says Hana Al Einen, head of Najdeh Association in the camp.
Naseer from Syria, a father of three, also expressed his appreciation for the emergency lights. “Our neighbors are living in a basement and their children are studying by candle light,” says Nasser. “Many kids drop out of school because they can’t study at night, so the lanterns are essential.”
ANERA’s winterization program targets families with special needs
“Palestinians with special needs in Beddawi camp are usually the most marginalized and forgotten group when there are humanitarian crises,” says Ahmad Daoud, emergency officer at CBRA, local partner of ANERA. “In this distribution, we focused on 300 families who live with special needs and could really use a little extra help this winter.”
Fidaa Al Arid brought her seven-year-old daughter Maria to help pick up the winter kit. Maria suffers from cerebral palsy, making it difficult to walk. The mother of six explains that Maria needs assistance around the clock.“ I am very happy to have this kit and glad for the lighting as well as the winter clothes for my daughter.”
“We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights…”
CBRA workers say the distribution is running smoothly. After checking their names on a list, families pick up their kit and leave with a package of warm winter items and a smile on their faces. “People are very satisfied with their kits. We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights because lighting is a tremendous issue during winter when the days are shorter and electrical outages are more common,” adds Ahmad. “This is a particular problem for people with visual impairments, because they are at risk of hurting themselves. So the extra light is a safety feature for them.”
Husband and wife pick up a blanket and emergency light.
The Najdeh Association distributed winter kits to 1,000 Palestinian families from Syria seeking refuge in Lebanon’s Beddawi camp.
ANERA Delivers 4,000 Blankets to Refugee Families in Nahr El Bared and Burj El Barajneh
In nearby Nahr El Bared camp and in Burj El Barajneh camp outside Beirut, ANERA has distributed 4,000 blankets, thanks to the generosity of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Charities that wanted to provide winterization support to Palestinian refugee families. The two camps host thousands of Palestinian families who fled the war in Syria, which has been raging for four years.
LDS Charities has partnered with ANERA in Lebanon for the past three years. Werner Gysler, country manager of LDS Charities in Lebanon, welcomed the opportunity to help. “We have been very satisfied working with ANERA so when they called us to contribute to the winterization program, we were anxious to help.”
Changed the gasket of the rocker cover today. Visual inspection showed it leaked oil somewhere, so it had to be done.
First time I took the cover off, the internals look good as far as I can judge :)
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Camera: Nikon D5100 / Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8
IOM has been distributing CGI sheets to 1,457 families in Barhabise Village Development Committee(VDC), Sindhupalchowk District since 16 June. Each family will receive 14 CGIs sheets to build a durable house to protect themselves from the monsoon rain. © IOM/Eunjin Jeong 2015
Caritas Iraq is providing food, bedding and hygiene kits to 2000 Iraqi families who have fled their homes after fighting broke out in the north of the country.
Heavy clashes between armed groups intensified in June, causing a massive movement of 400,000 people out of Iraq’s second largest city, Mosul, and other towns towards Kurdistan.
Rakhine child with WFP food at Mingan camp, Sittwe town.
Photo Credit: Marcus Prior, WFP November 2012
Cash distribution in Ndanga Village. (25km from Boda)
The objective of Cash for Work (CfW) activities is to support the immediate recovery of communities affected by the conflict while encouraging the revitalization of the local economy and reinforcing social cohesion. Members of the community are selected following vulnerability criteria and gender equality and work for 20 days in large mixed groups in exchange of a payment. The works improve the environment of the whole population. Photo: Amanda Nero I IOM
Animals are vaccinated against ovine rinderpest and pasteurellosis before distribution and each beneficiary household receives a basic veterinary kit as well as 50 kg of feed for livestock.
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This diagram details the key players in the assembly and distribution of the Kit Yamoyo and lists their responsibilities. It was prepared for the implementation partners meeting on 12 July 2012 as the basis for a discussion of the Kit Yamoyo 'test run'.
Animals are vaccinated against ovine rinderpest and pasteurellosis before distribution and each beneficiary household receives a basic veterinary kit as well as 50 kg of feed for livestock.
Read more about FAO and Mali.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/B. Geers. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
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Winter has hit Lebanon full force with its freezing temperatures, bone-chilling wind and snow. Refugee camp residents across Lebanon face the harsh conditions with little heat or proper clothing. Palestinian families fled their homes in Syria, leaving everything behind except a few articles of clothing and a pair or two of summer shoes.
ANERA Delivers Kits to 1,300 Refugee Families in Beddawi Camp
ANERA has partnered with Najdeh Association to respond with a winter kit distribution to 1,300 families in northern Lebanon’s Beddawi Camp. Each kit consists of blankets, children’s clothes, an insulating straw mat and an emergency light unit. Families also receive assistance in properly managing winter illnesses. Funding for the kits came from UMCOR (The United Methodist Committee on Relief) and Johnson & Johnson,
“The kit had lots of good, helpful, high-quality items and, with the several hours of power cuts, the lanterns fill a huge gap,” says Hana Al Einen, head of Najdeh Association in the camp.
Naseer from Syria, a father of three, also expressed his appreciation for the emergency lights. “Our neighbors are living in a basement and their children are studying by candle light,” says Nasser. “Many kids drop out of school because they can’t study at night, so the lanterns are essential.”
ANERA’s winterization program targets families with special needs
“Palestinians with special needs in Beddawi camp are usually the most marginalized and forgotten group when there are humanitarian crises,” says Ahmad Daoud, emergency officer at CBRA, local partner of ANERA. “In this distribution, we focused on 300 families who live with special needs and could really use a little extra help this winter.”
Fidaa Al Arid brought her seven-year-old daughter Maria to help pick up the winter kit. Maria suffers from cerebral palsy, making it difficult to walk. The mother of six explains that Maria needs assistance around the clock.“ I am very happy to have this kit and glad for the lighting as well as the winter clothes for my daughter.”
“We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights…”
CBRA workers say the distribution is running smoothly. After checking their names on a list, families pick up their kit and leave with a package of warm winter items and a smile on their faces. “People are very satisfied with their kits. We are hearing great feedback about the emergency lights because lighting is a tremendous issue during winter when the days are shorter and electrical outages are more common,” adds Ahmad. “This is a particular problem for people with visual impairments, because they are at risk of hurting themselves. So the extra light is a safety feature for them.”
Husband and wife pick up a blanket and emergency light.
The Najdeh Association distributed winter kits to 1,000 Palestinian families from Syria seeking refuge in Lebanon’s Beddawi camp.
ANERA Delivers 4,000 Blankets to Refugee Families in Nahr El Bared and Burj El Barajneh
In nearby Nahr El Bared camp and in Burj El Barajneh camp outside Beirut, ANERA has distributed 4,000 blankets, thanks to the generosity of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Charities that wanted to provide winterization support to Palestinian refugee families. The two camps host thousands of Palestinian families who fled the war in Syria, which has been raging for four years.
LDS Charities has partnered with ANERA in Lebanon for the past three years. Werner Gysler, country manager of LDS Charities in Lebanon, welcomed the opportunity to help. “We have been very satisfied working with ANERA so when they called us to contribute to the winterization program, we were anxious to help.”
The Food Distribution Task Force, L.A. Regional Food Bank, and the 2nd Supervisorial District hosted a food giveaway event at Franklin D. Roosevelt Park, July 31 2020. (Mayra Vasquez/Los Angeles County)
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Class 90, 90040 stabled in Carlisle station yard in a tatty Railfreight Distribution livery on Saturday 8th July 2000.
IOM mobile team en route to Kyae Chan Chaung Pyar village, Mawlamyinegyun Township in November 2008. © IOM
Around 680,000 people have now been affected by widespread flooding in Benin, West Africa.
This woman from Kodonou village is holding her CARE card. The card entitles her to nets, blankets, water purification tablets and soap for her family at the distribution point funded by UKaid in her village.
UKaid support to the humanitarian charity CARE International is providing fresh, clean drinking water, urgently needed shelter, mosquito nets and food to thousands of people in need of help.
To find out more about the flooding in Benin visit www.dfid.gov.uk/benin-floods
All photos © Loetitia Raymond/CARE