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Programme Name: EastEnders - TX: 21/03/2016 - Episode: n/a (No. n/a) - Picture Shows: Louise Mitchell (TILLY KEEPER) - (C) BBC - Photographer: Kieron McCarron
Programme Name: EastEnders - Portraits 2018 - TX: 18/09/2018 - Episode: EastEnders - Ray Kelly (No. n/a) - Picture Shows: Ray Kelly (SEAN MAHON) - (C) BBC - Photographer: Kieron Mccarron
2015-11-13: Symerre Grey-Johnson, Head of Regional Integration,Infrastructure and Trade Programme, NEPAD Agency speaking during the PIDA Week Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa.
Pengesahan rasmi daripada pihak Maxis bagi Maxis10 Reviewers Programme (kali ke-11) bagi HTC Desire S.
It always made me felt great working with a group of young, passionate & energetic university students over a weekend at Pork Dickson. It is indeed a wonderful experience which I was invited to conduct the SCHOLARS’ TRAINING PROGRAMME for 15 university students coming from different background, engineering, medicine, laws, business, pharmacy & accounting. We spend a great weekend in Bayu Bay Resort, Port Dickson going through some learning points on mindset alignment, expanding comfort zone, communication skills, team works, leadership & etc… Thank you for all your great participation and wishing the very best success on your study and career. I am sure you all are going to be somebody someday… Special appreciation to my best buddy /co-trainer James Ong for your time and efforts being with us over the weekend.
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While travelling, TV programmes can be very instructive, to learn a bit a language and also to understand some aspects of the culture of the country.
After having seen a Sunday mass (by chance) on TV, this religious gathering was broadcasted on Wednesday morning, around the personality of the pastor Silas Malafaia, a télévangelist (a Pentacostal pastor - a Creationist, anti gay etc.) who sells various books and organises such huge venues as well.
I think that this particular event (that I took in photo to remember how big it was) is part of that same movement and other similar events can be seen on Youtube : this one is a bit frightening ! (even if he makes people laugh at around 4'15" - and he cries at 7'40")
... !!! But there can be even more frightening events, also in the name of God (although these are other movements) : have a look at these scenes of exorcism !!!, and also here !
The destroyed remains of a World War II Suffolk Square pillbox, possibly bombed by a stray German bomber! But more than likely used as part of the nearby firing range and training area, or destroyed as part of ''programme of post-war demolition''. An interesting online article about the clearance of war defences, please follow link – chriskolonko.wordpress.com/2021/11/19/pillbox-myth-4-five...
Along the East Anglian coastline, as elsewhere in the British Isles, a number of World War II coastal anti-invasion defences remain, more or less intact. Between Felixstowe and The Wash at King's Lynn, a large number of these were hastily constructed between 1939 and early 1940's, necessitated by the imminent invasion by Nazi Germany ''Operation Sealion''. Out of an estimated 28,000 pillboxes only just over 6,000 survive. Many are hidden from view; others have now become part of the landscape, some put to other uses.
The defences take various forms, the most commonly seen is the pillbox, (sometimes called a blockhouse) these themselves come in many forms: usually having four, five or six faces. The most common being the hexagonal shape, sometimes with a blast wall protecting the entrance. The embrasures differ too, from small to large and varying in number in each wall. Occasionally a narrow slit along the whole of the wall facing the invader is the only opening although these are usually observation posts. Other defences can also still be found, anti-tank traps, square concrete anti-tank blocks, and some pyramidal called ''dragon’s teeth'' were in the 1940's a common sight on the side of a strategic road. Most if not all these have been removed.
Being the most easterly part of Great Britain's coastline, having a flat and very accessible beach, leading in land. The coastline and hinterland at Corton was considered to be a particularly vulnerable place for an enemy invasion during World War Two. This section of beach was quite heavily defended with emergency coastal battery's, anti-tank emplacements, an old sea wall converted for defences, pillboxes, anti-tank blocks, barbed wire entanglements, many of which are very accessible and can quite easily be seen walking the beach. Today they are nothing more than permanent monuments and a silent tribute to the courage and tenacity of the British people during the uncertainty of the early 1940's when Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany.
The Suffolk Square Pillbox is a bulletproof infantry pillbox approximately 12ft 6in square, it was used for both rifles and light machine guns, there are slight variations in designs, it was designed by CRE (Commander Royal Engineers) 55th Division and is unique to the county Suffolk. The walls are 15in thick, some have no reinforcing rods (as some demolished examples have shown) and the roof is 12in thick. There are usually two loopholes in each face except the entrance which only has the one loophole.
The entrance is protected by an L-shaped blast wall, which was quite often chamfered on the outer edge to increase the field of fire from the loophole in the entrance face. Normally there is no internal anti-ricochet wall, which would have made the personnel inside vulnerable to stray bullets (some loopholes were blocked up to help eliminate this) there are several bricked up loopholes, but it's not easy to tell if this happened during the war or after.
A different range of shuttering was used, between Aldeburgh to Thorpness and in South Suffolk pre-cast concrete blocks were used. The Walberswick pillboxes used bricks for the internal shuttering and pre-cast concrete blocks for the external shuttering. From Southwold to Lowestoft most pillboxes were shuttered with timber. Loopholes were pre-cast concrete and either stepped or splayed, sometimes both types were used in the same pillbox and fitted with a concrete weapons shelf below, and in some cases a loophole was fitted in to the external blast wall.
At Trimley St Martin there is a ''Hybrid Pillbox'' consisting of a ''Suffolk square pillbox'' married to a ''FW3/23 Type-23 pillbox'', which is a unique example ! The Suffolk square pillbox is only found in forward defences, such as in the defence of a vulnerable point or to the rear of the beaches, there are none found on inland Stop Lines. There were 245 Suffolk square pillboxes listed as being constructed.
Some information sourced from – www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2233257
Social Responsibility of Dr K Ravishankar from Sri Ramana Eye Centre - Chennai, his Contribution to Community Ophthalmic Program which took place at Nasik, India.
Démarrage, le 25 septembre 2018, de la seconde phase du programme de réduction de la violence communautaire dans le 4e arrondissement de Bangui, avec le désarmement volontaire et l’enregistrement des ex-combattants. 183 bénéficiaires sont concernés sur 1.100 pour toute la capitale. Après cette opération qui devrait s’achever le 28 septembre 2018, les bénéficiaires suivront plusieurs formations techniques et professionnelles de leur choix en vue de leur réinsertion dans le tissu socioéconomique.
Photo : SCIP/UN-MINUSCA Leonel GROTHE
Children enjoy the summer holiday activities at Oasis Adventure Playground in Stockwell..
5th August 2009.
Photo copyright: Charlotte Wiig
AMURT UK London feeding programmes for homeless and disadvantaged children's families during covid-19
AMURT UK London feeding programmes for homeless and disadvantaged children's families during covid-19
Social Responsibility of Dr K Ravishankar from Sri Ramana Eye Centre - Chennai, his Contribution to Community Ophthalmic Program which took place at Nasik, India.