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On Monday 20th October 2014 the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly visited Flanders to commemorate the British and Irish sacrifices in the First World War, marking 100 years since it began.
The Assembly visited a series of memorials throughout the day, finishing with the Last Salute at the Menin Gate.
Laurence Robertson MP, British Co-Chair of the Association, said: “It's a hundred years since British and Irish people started to fight together against threatening forces on the continent of Europe. Very many people tragically lost their lives on behalf of the country they belonged to, and we travelled to Flanders as a mark of respect to them and to pay tribute to their memories.”
Irish Co-Chair Designate Frank Feighan TD says: "We had a very special day of commemoration in Flanders on Monday 20 October. The sacrifices made by that generation on the fields of Flanders had a devastating impact on families and communities across the islands. The visit was a unique opportunity for parliamentarians from each legislature on these islands to pay our respects to those from all traditions who fell in World War One. The sounding of the last post at the Menin Gate Memorial for the Missing rounded off what was a poignant day.
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Tenth Assembly - Winnipeg July 21 - July 31st 2003.
In a final press briefing as LWF President, Bishop em. Dr Christian Krause described the October 1999 signing of the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification as the most visible achievement during his tenure.
Elementary students listen intently to a talented speaker/magician teach them how to handle bullies.
Tenth Assembly - Winnipeg July 21 - July 31st 2003.
Youth participants discuss issues of homosexuality and sex before marriage. Their discussion was part of the youth open hearing attended by delegates in the plenary hall.
Tenth Assembly - Winnipeg July 21 - July 31st 2003.
The mass choir sings during the concert that preceded the ecumenical celebration.
The Scorpion Shoulder Assembly is an all-in-one shoulder pad system for an in-line Zacuto DSLR Baseplate kit. It is best used for traditional ENG style shooting with our EVF or a small monitor. It includes a curved silicone gel shoulder pad, adjustable top handle, and rods to connect the entire assembly to the back of your Zacuto DSLR Baseplate as well as rods to add a counterbalance weight, such as our Z-Lite. The curved form-fitting silicone gel pad is a unique design built for ultimate comfort. The pad cushions your shoulder and positions a counterbalance low down behind your shoulder to counteract the weight in the front, resulting in a tremendously comfortable rig, perfect for long shoots. The entire assembly can also be articulated in multiple directions thanks to the built in innovative ball joint feature at the front of the pad. Adjusting the angle of the pad is extremely important for individual comfort. Another great feature is the built in top handle. The handle is great for taking your rig on and off of your shoulder, low mode shooting and easy carrying. The handle can be custom positioned up or down into the pad itself with the turn of a lever. The pad assembly connects to the back of the Zacuto DSLR Baseplate via (2) 2” M/F rods. These rods screw into the back of the baseplate and connect to the shoulder pad itself via 15mm quick release ports. This quick release system allows you to quickly switch from handheld to tripod. The shoulder assembly also includes (2) 3.5” M/F rods in the back so you can easily add any 15mm accessory for counterbalance such as our Z-Lite or Zwiss Plate (with a battery plate and pro brick batteries facing away from the pad). The amount of counterbalance you add in the back is determined by the amount of weight you have in front. The Scorpion Shoulder Pad assembly is not recommended for offset rigs like our Double Barrelkit. It is meant to be used for in-line rigs (like the Scorpion) where your eye is positioned in the EVF.
An event is held at the Assembly Rooms and the Fashion Museum to celebrate Museums at Night. May 2013. Photographer Freia Turland e:info@ftphotography.co.uk m:07875514528
Tenth Assembly - Winnipeg July 21 - July 31st 2003.
Bible study Village Groups are a central feature of the LWF Tenth Assembly, providing the setting for Bible study discussions and exploration of implications of the Assembly theme.
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