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Modeling Large-Scale Mine Dewatering by Using Subsurface Flow Module in COMSOL Multiphysics
J. Molinero[1], A. Nardi[1], P. Trinchero[1]
[1]Amphos 21, Barcelona, Spain
Groundwater is a key factor affecting mine operations worldwide. On one hand, both underground and open pit mines need to pump out groundwater in order to proceed with mineral extraction and increase the stability of rock slopes. On the other hand, groundwater abstractions can produce undesired environmental and social impacts, which should be anticipated in the environmental impact assessments ...
Using COMSOL for Optimal Design of Engineering Barriers of Nuclear Waste Repositories
L.M. de Vries[1], A. Nardi[1], A.E. Idiart[1], P. Trinchero[1], J. Molinero[1], F. Vahlund[2], H. von Schenck[2]
[1]Amphos 21, Barcelona, Spain
[2]Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management, Stockholm, Sweden
The Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co (SKB) is responsible for final disposal of spent fuel and radioactive waste. SKB operates SFR, an underground waste repository in crystalline rock. The evolution of groundwater flow within the repository needs to be estimated considering different options for the design of the engineered barriers. The goal is to predict the effects of flow and ...
Submarine Gas Hydrate Reservoir Simulations - A Gas/Liquid Fluid Flow Model for Gas Hydrate Containing Sediments
S. Schlüter[1], T. Hennig[1], G. Janicki[1], G. Deerberg[1]
[1]Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Oberhausen, Germany
In the medium term, gas hydrate reservoirs in the subsea sediment are intended as deposits for carbon dioxide (CO2) from fossil fuel consumption. This idea is supported by the fact, that CO2 hydrates are more stable than methane hydrates at certain conditions. The potential of producing methane by depressurization and/or by injecting CO2 is studied in the frame of the research project SUGAR. ...
3-D Multiphysics Modeling of a Producing Hydrocarbon Field
McKenna, J.R.1, Blackwell, D.D.2
1 U.S. Army Engineer Research & Development Center, Geotechnical & Structures Laboratory, Vicksburg, Mississippi
2 Department of Geological Sciences, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas
Thermal anomalies indicating elevated temperatures often are present in producing hydrocarbon fields. This paper discusses precision temperature logs obtained over a salt dome in the Bayou Bleu hydrocarbon field in southwest Lousiana, and presents a 3-D thermal-fluid model of the dome constrained by these types of logs. The numerical model in which both an enhanced thermal conductivity ...
Modeling Soil Water Dynamics with Time-Variable Soil Hydraulic Properties
A. Schwen[1], G. Bodner[2], A. Schnepf[3], D. Leitner[3], G. Kammerer[1], and W. Loiskandl[1]
[1]Institute of Hydraulics and Rural Water Management, Univ. Natural Resour. Appl. Life Sci., BOKU, Wien, Austria
[2]Institute of Agronomy and Plant Breeding, Univ. Natural Resour. Appl. Life Sci., BOKU, Wien, Austria
[3]Institute of Soil Science, Univ. Natural Resour. Appl. Life Sci., BOKU, Wien, Austria
Modeling soil water dynamics requires an accurate description of soil hydraulic properties, i.e. the retention and hydraulic conductivity functions. Generally, these functions are assumed to be unchanged over time in most simulation studies. In this paper, we implemented temporal changes in the soil hydraulic properties in a Richards' equation simulation of soil water dynamics. Based on ...
Coupled Models of Lithospheric Flexure and Magma Chamber Pressurization at Large Volcanoes on Venus
G. Galgana[1], P. McGovern[2], and E. Grosfils[2]
[1]Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston, Texas, USA
[2]Pomona College, Claremont, California, USA
We present an implementation of the Structural Mechanics module of COMSOL Multiphysics to model the state of stress associated with the emplacement of large volcanic edifices on the surface of a planet. These finite element models capture two essential physical processes: (1) Elastic flexure of the lithosphere beneath the edifice load, and (2) Pressurization of a magma-filled chamber that serves ...
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G. Debenest, Y. Aspa, and M. Quintard
IMFT, GEMP group, Toulouse, France
The objective of this presentation is the evaluation of effective bulk transport properties of reactive porous biofilm. We present our microscale model that accounts for both momentum and mass balances.
Sheath and Potential Profiles around RP Sensors and the Gondola in the Huygens Experiment
R. Godard
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Preliminary results of the Relaxation probe (RP) in the Huygens experiment have provided evidence that the potential profiles around sensors do not obey to a Laplace field, but to a Poisson field. In this present work, we analyze possible interactions or shadowing effects between sensors, booms and the gondola, and the data processing of RP sensors. The governing equations for the fluid model ...
Modeling of the Heat Transfer Between a CO2 Sequestration Well and the Surrounding Geological Formation
B. Sponagle[1], M. Amadu[2], D. Groulx[1], and M. Pegg[2]
[1]Mechanical Engineering, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
[2]Process Engineering and Applied Science, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
In a carbon sequestration system CO2 would be pumped down a well and into a reservoir at supercritical temperatures and pressures. An important consideration is the long term stability of the reservoir. The goal of these simulations is to thermally model the injection well and investigate the temperature gradient developed in the cap rock. Ultimately, results from this study will lead to an ...
The Effects of a Superparamagnetic Ground on the EMI Response of a Target
A. T. Clark[1]
[1]Research & Development, WM Robots LLC, Colmar, PA, USA
Soil's electromagnetic properties adversely affect the performance of electromagnetic induction (EMI) sensors and if conditions are severe enough, render them useless. A simple circuit model is often used to express the electromagnetic induction response of a target analytically. This analytic model produces a response function that contains unique characteristics based on the target's ...


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The wipers have recently been making too wide of a sweep, resulting in a banging against the lower panel just below the windshield. The top end of the sweep is just about right. The over-wide sweep and banging occur pretty consistently now. I have not tackled the problem yet.
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The problem seems to be instigated by the speed-sensitive wipers. Such an unnecessary feature--they go faster as you accelerate. It was resolved by replacing the windshield wiper linkage because there's a part of the linkage that gets worn out and allows excessive play in the wipers. I ordered the parts online and did it myself. I suspect it will eventually need to be done again if I keep the car long enough.
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Suicide bomber hits Tunisia resort, no others hurt
No one was killed besides the suicide bomber, but with the Interior Ministry saying both men belonged to the same extremist group, the attacks could signal the adoption of more deadly tactics by Tunisia's Islamic extremists, including ones aimed at tourists.
Religious extremism has been growing here since Tunisians kicked off the Arab Spring in 2011 by overthrowing their authoritarian president.
In what may have been the first suicide attack in Tunisia since the 2002 truck bombing of a synagogue, hotel security guards stopped the bomber from entering the Riadh Palm hotel in Sousse, a resort city 90 miles (150 kilometers) south of the capital, Tunis, then chased him to a beach where he blew himself up, the Interior Ministry said.
The ministry said the bomber wore an explosive belt. The city is being searched for possible accomplices, ministry spokesman Mohammed Ali Aroui said. He later added that six suspects had been arrested for being possible accomplices.
In the foiled attack in nearby Monastir, an 18-year-old followed a group of tourists into the mausoleum of modern Tunisia's founder, Habib Bourguiba, carrying a backpack full of TNT. He attempted to distract security by tossing a firework before being subdued, said Hicham Gharbi, a spokesman for the presidential guard, which patrols the site.
It was not immediately clear if the teen had planned a suicide attack of his own or just to plant the explosives.
"He will be questioned to learn his motives and those who ordered the attack," Gharbi told local radio. Bourguiba, Tunisia's first post-independence president, was a fierce secularist and has long been criticized by hard-line Islamists.
Riccardo Fabiani, the North Africa analyst for the Eurasia Group said that, coupled with a failed car bomb a few days ago, Wednesday's attacks suggest the start of a new campaign targeting civilians and tourism.
"A few episodes alone don't necessarily make compelling evidence, but three episodes of this kind point in this direction," he said in an interview. "It was also inevitable to an extent that this would happen sooner or later, if you consider the news over the past few months."
His analysis was echoed by Mokhtar Ben Nasr, the former spokesman for the military, who said the attacks were designed to harm the tourist industry and distract security forces from their efforts to root out militants based in the hinterlands.
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Freedom of expression: Where do we set the lines
The second African Internet Governance Forum istarted in Nairobi, Kenya just a day after a terrorist attack was launched on this African country.
The media reported 24 hours a day from the site of the attack; Twitter hashtags were created to make sure messages related to the crisis were passed on to the masses; and Facebook ready-to-use pictures of support to Kenya were circulated. It was actually a valuable experience for freedom expression defenders, as they were able to analyse how human beings exercised their rights in a time of shock and where the limit is set.
Over the course of the 4 days that the horrific event held Africa's attention, photos of victims and deceased were circulated without any regard to morality and ethics. Hate speech online called to kill Muslims. Terrorist-related Twitter accounts were being disabled, yet new ones were created when the first were cut off. If freedom of expressioni is really a right, as stateid in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rightsi, why were the accounts of users communicating hate speech suspended? I could add to this, why did women in the movement around the world call, months ago, for Facebook to suspend the accounts of people calling for women's rape?
This reminds me of the story of Edea Ojo, a Nigerian activist from the Media Rights Association in Nigeria. Some years ago, all Irish IRA activists where banned from UK media. They were listed as a terrorist group therefore they had no rights, as do all people who call for hate and violence. Some are trying to ensure that it is not solely civil servants or political parties, who often have their own perceptions and are motivated by their own interests, deciding what should be published in the media, yet others are calling for the highest authority to decide what is published. Should a human being, born with inalienable rights be suppressing of all of them? And for indefinite time? Can violent and armed activists have other political views if they are not promoting violence? Can they try and reach out to people and defend themselves in case the information that is being said about them happens to be untrue? Can they in that case, be allowed to express themselves? Where are we setting the limit to freedom of expression, if there is one?
Rights definitely come with responsibilities. Human rights offline are the same as those online, but communications rights are also linked. While it is generally accepted in countries under threat of violence that surveillancei can help circumvent the threats to security, it is still a major intrusion in our privacyi rights. When people are suspected of being linked with criminal activity online, we should not forget that these are exception as the majority of the interneti users are not criminals. Coming up with policies and practices such as the US NSA can only be a threat to our fundamental rights. Therefore, the more the governmentis are spending resources on surveillance, the more we see that they are missing their targets. Because we experience it, here in Nairobi, Kenya. The internet allows free flow of information regarding the Nairobi mall event. Africans, especially Kenyans had the opportunity to question their government. They forced ministers to come up with plausible explanations. There used to be a silence, information only breaking out hours later by the politically correct response in media. Kenyans' freedom of expression contributed to good governance, democracy and pulled a country together through a hashtag #weareone, calling all Kenyans to stay united beyond the differences.
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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Workshop on Particle Physics at Intermediate Energies (1971 : California Institute of Technology). Proceedings. [Berkeley, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California; available from National Technical Information Service, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Springfield, Va., 1971] (OCoLC)645885262 |
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Probably not what you are after, but it's almost free (if you have a DVD/Blu-ray player). if you want to play 24 bit files without buying any new kit without a PC you can burn flac files 24/48 and 24/96 to a DVD disc for playback on a DVD or Blu-ray player with optical spdif. I just did this with Lplex. lplex | Free software downloads at SourceForge.net Drag and drop 24/48 and 24/96 flac files onto the Lpex executable, burn them with a program like DVDDecrypter. Tracks will run with the screen off. for instance I have Peter Gabriel New blood 24/48 sitting on a dvd ready to compare to the CD, FWIW (Great album either way). You can cycle through the tracks with your players remote. Last edited by rob g; 9th April 2012 at 12:29 PM. |
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Hi, I see I really am old fashioned but I like dedicated gear that does what is can do at its best. There are a lot of mediocre quality things in life as cost is the most important factor for many. So I like stand alone machines that sound excellent. In my humble opinion computers can do all kinds of things nicely but I like my music to be played on a RF free, fanless, screenless device that can be operated with one hand or a remote. In all the listening sessions I had with friends they were occupied for hours with "settings" and when their noisy sources lost from old gear I always got an excuse afterwards that is was the very same "settings" that were to blame. It also took a long preparation time for them to start and I was glad my room was empty again after the listening.
No snobbism here but when you work with computers you also get distracted easily. At least I do. So the extra cost is no problem for me. There are extra costs involved when one wants to use a computer with good results too. Always extra devices for this and that...you end up with all kinds of flashy devices and cabling everywhere.
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http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/791416Time Out NY Best 12 Best NYC Dim Sum Places:
http://www.timeout.com/newyork/food-d...Also for dim sum there is Red Farm to consider with two locations that are not in Chinatown.
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/919678There are better options than Joes Shanghai. I think 456 has the best soup dumplings in Chinatown now, with Shanghai Heping a close second.
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/770707Shanghai Heping
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The full dim sum experience is not Manhattan's strongest suit. You can get terrific dumplings at Red Farm, but you'd still have a better experience on the West Coast.
We do have a growing number of modern Southeast Asian restaurants like Pig & Khao, Aux Epices or Kin Shop that have Sunday hours as well as traditional restaurants like Zabb Elee, Xi'an Famous Foods or Somtum Der that can do a quick lunch if you are in a rush. Szechuanese, ramen and sushi are other strong categories to search on the boards if those cuisines appeal to you.
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It's always trying to do something unusual. It has a great lead in Pegg. What it doesn't have is an ending or a clear reason what it wants to be.
Fear falls short of fantastic yet it's a decent effort that, like Pegg's beard, proves to be something of a grower.
The film's whimsical specificity, random though it frequently seems, is the main thing it has going for it.
Fantastic Fear leaps all over the place narratively and conceptually, servicing the comedy of every individual scene without considering or linking the others. Some of those individual scenes are marvelous, though.
For all its comic panache, A Fantastic Fear of Everything too often feels forced rather than funny — the strain evident in the setup is rarely worth the payoff, and the result simply proves exhausting.
The effect eventually becomes that of about a dozen story pitches all strung together. Any one of them might have the potential for greatness in isolation. Try to mash them up into one movie, though, and much like Jack, they fall to pieces.
There's also little point and a garish quality that goes from pulp to junk fairly quickly, despite Pegg's presence.
Strands of Simon Pegg's amiable persona are found in the film's more tolerable bits, but even this seasoned vet's unique voice is lost amid the glut of references to other work.
The dreary, loud, amateurish horror-comedy A Fantastic Fear of Everything...isn't terribly interested in logic. Or continuity. Or filmmaking acumen. Or, most glaringly, laughs.
Crispian Mills's London-based horror-comedy is so spectacularly bungled that it leaves the viewer in a state of advanced petrification.
It is three parts The Mighty Boosh to two parts The Goon Show, which, when mixed with the quite astonishing lack of wit and finesse seen here, makes for pure cinematic strychnine.
There's not a single, solitary laugh to be had.
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Left the hotel this morning at 8am and went to the airport via a charity organisation that has a shop selling goods made by deaf kids from all recycled products. It was amazing! They made us each a ring out of telephone wires, baskets from noodle wrappers, bags from coke & beer cans, and necklaces from buttons. We all bought a little something …
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Out the door this morning at 8am for our final day of touring. First we visited the Ho Chi Minh museum, and his mausoleum. Was more like an art museum, and quite a bit was written in Vietnamese, and very detailed about the communist party etc. Seemed more relevant for locals. Lots of school groups were there too.
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Every Wed they have a live band karaoke. You get to sing karaoke to your fav songs backed by a full band. So fun!
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See what five special girls around the world are wishing for this holiday season…
"All I want is an education to know how to read, to give back to my community and to be something more." Nourhan is a 15-year-old girl from Egypt, and she has never been to school. She goes to work to earn money to pay for her dowry. But the Because I am a Girl program in Egypt is launching this year in Nourhan's hometown, providing the opportunity for girls who have never been to school to receive alternative education.
"I want to become a French teacher so that I can make money to buy clothes and food for my family and for old people in the village." Florence, from Burkina Faso, is 15 years old, and almost didn't go to school. She was often sick as a child, and her parents were forced to choose between healthcare and an education for her. But thanks to your support of the Because I am a Girl program, Florence received a scholarship and is now excelling in secondary school.
"I wish I could tell girls everywhere, 'We're not less! Sometimes men look down on women, but we have to stand up and be confident. We're worth it!'" Johana is a teenager in El Salvador, one of the most dangerous countries in the world. Girls and women are often casualties of the gang violence that rages across the country, and they face harassment and the threat of sexual abuse every day. The Because I am a Girl program in Johana's community created safe spaces for girls to gather and support one another, and to learn about preventing and reporting violence. Johana has taken on a leadership role, and often counsels younger girls at her home who are facing difficult situations.
"I've seen a lot of violence against girls, but I realized the school was trying to change that. I want to be a part of that change." At age 14, Mestawet is just finishing primary school in Ethiopia. In her hometown on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, schools do exist, but they are not friendly places for girls. The Because I am a Girl program is working in her school and 7 others to ensure that they have clean water, safe toilets, school materials, and teachers who are trained in nonviolent classroom management. Mestawet is a Girl Ambassador at her school, and she helps the project staff give extra support to girls who are very vulnerable.
"I'm dreaming of a better life for my son Tuan. I borrowed $25 to buy a piglet, and soon I will sell it for twice as much as I paid. I've never in my life had that much money!" 19-year-old Giao is a member of the Because I am a Girl Village Savings and Loan program in Vietnam. The Savings Groups give young women the chance to save and borrow money, to manage their finances, and to invest in their own businesses to plan for the future.
THANK YOU for making a difference in the lives of girls around the world and giving them something to hope for this holiday season. Happy Holidays from Plan International USA!
Tweet"I want to BE BOLD and speak out without shame. Then I can help and teach others." Mariama, a 15-year-old girl from Sierra Leone says confidently. In her hometown of Songo, Mariama takes a proud stand for the rights of girls with disabilities, so they will be protect from abuse and included with all children in school and the community.
Join Mariama and millions of people around the world on October 11th, the 3rd International Day of the Girl, as we celebrate the bold actions of girls, women, boys, and men who stand up for girls' rights every day. The theme of this year's celebration is "Empowering Adolescent Girls: Ending the Cycle of Violence."
Because of your generous support of the Because I am a Girl program, over 30,000 girls in 8 countries have what they need to thrive: schools, water, scholarships, healthcare, financial knowledge, practical skills, and the support of hundreds of thousands of mothers, fathers, brothers, and community members.
Here's snapshot of what you've accomplished for girls around the world:
But the change is even bigger than these numbers: A local Plan staff member who works on the Because I am a Girl project in Sierra Leone says, "There is a change now in the way that girls are seen. There was a time in these communities when they could treat girls badly, but now it's different. Girls eat with parents out of the same bowl."
Village Savings and Loan Groups have been used in a number of countries throughout the world, including Sierra Leone, to introduce low-income communities to the basics of saving money and planning for future expenses, particularly when banks are not easily accessible. These skills are especially valuable for young women in Sierra Leone, as more than 70% will be single mothers at some point in their lives.
Plan's Because I am a Girl Program in Sierra Leone teaches these skills to girls as young as 7 years old, in Girls' Savings and Loan Groups, in order to prepare them to manage money before they even get their first job. As with adults, these Savings Groups build confidence and provide a platform to teach other skills, such as public speaking, violence prevention, and business skills.
15-year-old Isha joined the Savings Group in her community of Songo, and was selected as a Girl Ambassador to teach her peers what she learned. "The most important thing I learned was how to talk in public," she says. "I used to be quiet and not speak out, but now I am bold and confident."
After a year of saving money, Isha gave the money that she'd saved to her mother, Tokumbo, who used it to pay for her school fees and invest in the family business. Tokoumbo, was impressed by what she saw.
"What was interesting to me was that the children really prepared for the Savings Group meetings — they washed up and put on their best clothes to go meet with each other," says Tokumbo. "I admire my girl when she is bold now to stand up for her rights.
"And all of us parents were impressed by the money that the children could save. We decided that we wanted to do this Savings Group as adults. Now every Wednesday on market day, 10 of us meet together, and we each give 10,000 leons (about $2) to one person in our group. We've been doing this now for 15 weeks. Every week we give to a different person. This is all because of the girls who first started doing this."
Girls' Savings Groups in Sierra Leone build confidence and lay a practical foundation to help a girl thrive in the future. Moreover, these girls share their knowledge and skills with their families — revealing that if you educate a girl, you can change the world.
TweetShewaye is a mother of two who lives in Akaki Kality, a slum on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. There are thousands of people but very few ways to make money, and many are homeless.
"I have always been looking for ways to support my children since my husband died," Shewaye confessed. "A friend gave me the idea to go to another country and be a nanny for other children, and I even got the visa to go.
"But I couldn't leave my children here. Right before he died, my husband told me, 'If you get remarried you have to find someone who really loves the children.'" Tears welled up in her eyes. "Taking care of my children is more important than anything else in the world."
Adolescent girls are at a critical point in their lives, and your support has provided scholarships to make sure that these girls, like Shewaye's daughter Mebrate, receive the vital education that they need to thrive in the future. But we don't want girls to be dependent on scholarships—ideally, loving parents like Shewaye would be able to provide for their children.
That's why your gifts to the Because I am a Girl project in Ethiopia provide scholarships for girls AND business training and microfinance opportunities for parents through savings groups.
"When I was first invited to the savings group, I wasn't interested in it," Shewaye admitted. "I was so busy raising my children as a single mom, and I thought it was a waste of time. But when I listened to the ideas behind the savings group, I thought I would give it a try. I was selling coffee to try to make money, and after I joined the savings group, I've been able to start selling food as well. I rented more space with a loan of 500 Birr (about $25). I only wish I had learned these business skills earlier so I could have beneitted even more. I can manage my money well now."
Shewaye is the cashier of her savings group and says that everyone in the group is doing well now. They are making plans to join together to create a larger business as a group selling juice and food to hotels.
"Because of the savings group, I can care for my children right here with them," says Shewaye. "I hope that your support will continue to reach others like it has reached me."
TweetA secondary school education is life-changing for a girl in rural Burkina Faso. Without this opportunity, a girl will marry at the age of 15 or 16, become pregnant before her body is ready to give birth, and face a life of hard domestic or agricultural labor.
However, in rural parts of Burkina Faso, there simply are no secondary schools, and girls never get the chance to continue their education after primary school. If schools do exist, they are often overcrowded, over 100 students into one classroom. They are located far away for many students, who often walk 8 to 10 miles to get to school and have no way of getting lunch at midday.
But thanks to your dedicated support, the rural province of Namentenga, Burkina Faso, welcomed a brand new secondary school complex, including four classrooms, a library and canteen, a teacher's meeting room, and separate latrines for boys and girls - an important safety issue for girls at school. At full capacity, the school will house 210 new students.
Additionaly, eight new classrooms have been added to schools in other communities of Namentenga. Over the next two years, this will provide an additional 1,120 students with access to an education.
Both the school complex and the classroom projects are carried out in full partnership with the local government, who has committed to training and hiring teachers and managing the school completely.
With your support, Namentenga is looking forward the future construction of a girls' dormitory, libraries, and laboratories in existing schools to make sure that a quality education is available for all students. In addition, teachers will be trained in gender-sensitive methods, and girls will continue to receive scholarships to offset school fees.
Passekdo, a 14-year-old girl in Namentenga, would never have gone to school if it weren't for you. Her father died when she was just a toddler, and her mother has struggled every day to feed Passekdo and her four sisters and brothers. When Passekdo became pregnant at the painfully young age of 11, her fate might have been sealed. However, her mother was determined to give her daughter a better life. She helps to look after Passekdo's baby, and thanks to the scholarship and the new school in the community, Passekdo can continue her education. She is now ranked second in her entire class.
Passekdo now dreams of becoming a math teacher. She says, "In life, if you stay behind, you will only be able to pick among what others have thrown away. I don't want to be left behind."
And thanks to you, she won't be.
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