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Trig Pillar Completion Trophy flush bracket 12394 was presented to Rob Woodall on Benarty Hill, Fife on Saturday 16th April 2016.
A special occasion to mark the celebration of Rob Woodall bagging his final Ordnance Survey triangulation pillar. Many other big names from the trig point bagging fraternity were present too.
Bagging S3140, Benarty Hill in Fife means that Rob has visited all 6190 surviving triangulation pillars in Great Britain. There were about thirty baggers on Benarty Hill today. Biggest surprise was representation from the Ordnance Survey with a presentation to Rob - of the brand new flush bracket (OSBM.12394). Also included in the presentation were a lower centre make bolt and from another bagger, a model pillar. Congratuations Rob!
Photographed 16/04/2016, GRP.
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Improved intersection lighting and line markings, Highway 4 was also widened to accommodate a dedicated left turn lane. This new lane will help local traffic access the Whiskey Creek Store and other local businesses, while keeping traffic moving freely as well.
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.
Congratulations to our high potential EOP students on their completion of their residential bridge experience. Our convocation took place on Sunday, December 3, 2017. Back in the summer of 2016, most of these students were admitted to our campus by EOP as "special-admit" freshmen. This means that CSU rejected these students due to their low grades in high school, but EOP leaders recognized their high potential. For a summer plus three semesters, EOP leaders provided support services, especially mentors, to help these students develop their potential. These students have proven to be high-achieving individuals.
Photos by
Thomas Macias
Chayuda Sitthiphap
On the completion of five days Durga Puja Festival, devotees pay a farewell to Goddess Durga in New Delhi on October 17, 2010. Photo shows women devotees exchanging vermaliam and sweets after having varan to Goddess Durga at a pandal.
It has dominated the Camden landscape since its completion in 1849.
A grand total of 386 000 red sandstone bricks which were all locally produced went into the construction of this superb Gothic Revival architecturally designed and constructed church.
Built on the highest feature of the landscape the land on which the church stands was selected by the father of Australia's wool industry John MacArthur and subsequently and donated for the purpose of worship by the MacArthur family.