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Tombling's General Dealer shop was run by Joseph and Lily (Livinia) Tombling, from 1923 to 1954.
Lily (Livinia) Tombling stands in the doorway of the General Dealer's shop she ran with her husband Joseph from 1923 to 1954 in Burbank Street. Lily was renowned for baking pies. The windows of their shop were blown out by a bomb blast during WWII.
The shop is now a take away, and the left side of the shop is now at the end of a long terrace stretching up to Clark Street. To the right of the shop,a house has possibly been built since this image was taken.More detail »There would need to be coordination in order to avoid this. I find that people who play both tech and biotic classes know how to time their tech powers so they don't interfere with biotic explosions. For instance, whenever I'm playing turian sentinel, if I see a biotic warp a target, I'll wait until after they trigger the explosion to use my overload, then they'll be free to warp/throw again and I'll be in a rhythm where I don't interfere with their explosions. I think the problem comes from people who only play tech classes and don't understand how not to interfere with biotic explosions.The Governor’s Cup Lagos Tennis on Friday recorded another upset in the first leg, holding at the Lagos Lawn Tennis Club, Onikan.
Dalilia Jakupovic of Slovenia seeded eight, defeated the tournament’s number five seed, Romania’s Cristina Dinu in two straight sets, 7-5, 6-2.
However, Sloviakia’s Tadeja Majeric, the top seed, struggled to defeat the tournament’s number seven seed, Naomi Broady of Great Britain, three sets to one.
Majeric lost the first set at 3-6, before rallying to break the first serve of her opponent, Broady, in the second set, edging past her after a tie break.
The match, which lasted for about an hour, saw Majeric take the lead, winning the last set at 6-4. She wrapped the entire scores at 3-6, 7-6 (3), 6-4.
Majeric will later meet Jakupovic in the finals of the women’s category.
Meanwhile, Ante Pavic of Croatia, seeded five, ousted an unseeded, Andre Gasper Murta of Portugal, 6-2, 6-4 to qualify to the final.
The Croatian did not let down his guards as he fought hard to achieve his aim of securing a place in the final of the Futures 1.
The game, which lived up to its billing, lasted two hours as spectators savoured every moment of the match.
An excited Pavic told NAN after the game that he prepared well for the game. “I was focused and determined to win.
“At this stage, I know it is not easy to play to win, but I told myself that I will make it.
“I played with all my might and kept myself in check for mistakes that I normally make. My mind set was positive when I won the first set,’’ Pavic added.
In the men’s doubles, Nigeria’s duo Sunday Maku and Lawal Shehu, defeated Jeevan Neduchezhiyan and Ranjeet Virali-Mugugesan of India, 3-6, 6-3, 10-6.to qualify for the semi final.
Derbyshire NHS Trust has successfully employed a poem “Please Hear What I’m Not Saying” by Charles C. Finn to raise awareness of mental health and many charities, organisations and hospitals are using the poem and video to great effect. It embraces the issues of mental health, depression, anxiety and bullying. The poem has touched many people’s lives and speaks with great compassion and insight into the human condition....
The Counselling Foundation has announced that additional Foundation Certificate in Counselling courses will run at our Training Centre in St Albans in order to facilitate students coming from the University of Hertfordshire. In addition, the application deadline has now been extended to the 7th August. The new courses and extension are open to all to apply. For further information on our...It was the season of words in the year 2013. For anyone who would wish to remember, this was the season that our politicians invented numerous convincing vocabularies in an effort to try and woe voters on their side. The 2013 General Election was known as a two-horse race with Jubilee and Coalition for Reforms and Democracy, CORD being in the race. Each party had a manifesto. These are the plans that each party had for the development of the nation if voted in. The Jubilee Coalition assumed leadership with Uhuru Kenyatta as the President hence putting them to task to start implementing what was stated in their manifesto.
Recently, the government (Jubilee coalition) released its scorecard on how it has performed with only a year remaining for the next General elections. Soko Directory brings you a series of independent and extensive articles on how the Jubilee government has performed basing on their 2013-2017 manifesto.
The Jubilee Manifesto, under the banner ‘Transforming Kenya and Securing Kenya’s Prosperity’ was built on three major pillars being Unity (Umoja), Economy (Uchumi) and Openness (Uwazi).
This article talks about the first pillar of Jubilee government; Unity (Umoja). How has the Jubilee administration performed in making sure that their first pillar goes as stated in their manifesto? Have they achieved it or failed?
National Cohesion where the main focus was on eliminating ethnic division in the country.
Security where the focus was to be on keeping Kenya safe.
Trade and foreign affairs where the main aim was to make Kenya strong for a stable Africa.
Youth Empowerment in an effort to realize the potential among the youth.
Social Protection especially for the vulnerable.
How has the Jubilee administration performed in these sub-pillars? Let us look at each one of them.
The main focus according to the Jubilee administration here was to eliminate ethnic division in Kenya. Has it managed to do that? The Jubilee states in the manifesto that “The Coalition believes that all Kenyans should be proud of their ethnic heritage, but that above all we are Kenyans first and discrimination and hatred among our many communities must be finally stamped out altogether” and says that “The Coalition will be open to all, regardless of ethnicity, gender or religion” but in this area, the Jubilee government has tremendously failed. The government has been blamed by various quarters for promoting ethnicity in the country. The President for instance, has on several occasions, appointed people deemed from two ethnic groups in the country namely Kalenjin and Kikuyu and overlooking other communities. In general setting, the marginalized groups are underrepresented in the Jubilee government and this has promoted ethnicity. On a scale of A to E the Jubilee administration scores an E.
The fact is that Jubilee administration came to power under the wake of constant Al-shabaab attacks with the recent being the attack on the Kenyan soldiers in Somalia where the exact number of those who perished yet to be made clear. So, has the Jubilee administration managed to secure Kenya? The answer is no and yes. Here, the administration scores on a benefit of doubt. It has tried but a lot needs to be done. For instance, there should be a clear coordination between the security sources so as to enhance smoothness in response to an attack. On a scale of A to E, the administration scores a C.
The coalition aimed in its manifesto to keep Kenya strong for a more stable Africa. The Jubilee administration has tried in boosting international trade as well as the relation of Kenya with other African countries. The president has been to various countries around the world (making him the most travelled president in the history of Kenya) and this was in an effort to promote international relationship. The country also has continued to engage the traditional economic powers, including the USA, Great Britain, and other European countries, as well as emerging players such as China, Brazil, India and Russia. Through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Jubilee administration has tried but Kenyans feel that it has done little in making sure that Kenyans in Saudi Arabia, especially house girls are well treated. Many Kenyan house girls in Saudi Arable have been tortured and some lost their lives but the government appears to be doing little. On a scale of A to E, the coalition scores B.
Establish a National Lottery Scheme, boosted by National budget allocations to fund and support professionalization of local sporting leagues across the major sporting disciplines.
Pursue tax incentives for individual and private sector investors in Sports, Arts and Entertainment sectors.
Provide both the national teams and the domestic