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Diplomatic Security Service special agents protect dignitaries from France, Germany, and the European Union at an event hosted by the European Union during the 76th United Nations General Assembly in New York City, September 20, 2021. (U.S. Department of State photo)
This picture set shows how to glue together a foam turtledeck on a ProCub. After gluing, cover with fabric. You may need to use spacers on the top joint by the cabin for best fit. Add tabs and pins after assembly to join/remove from airplane.
Special Event: ‘Malala Day’ Youth Assembly
Welcoming remarks by:
Mr. Gordon Brown, Special Envoy for Global Education;
Mr. Vuk Jeremic, President of the General Assembly 67th session
Mr. Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General
Ms. Malala Yousafzai
© UN Photo/Rick Bajornas
OCHS Homecoming Assembly 2022
September 23, 2022.
Be sure and checkout the school website at OCHSPioneers.org and our Facebook page for news and updates.
Roosevelt held an arts assembly during their Rider time on Wednesday, May 1 to promote art clubs and activities available to students. Student performances ranged from show choir and Afro-Gala Girls dancing to debate speeches to a xylaphone solo. Principal Kevin Biggs urged students to become involved with an activity during their years at Roosevelt.
On Thursday 26 May 2016, Creative Edinburgh and Creative Dundee joined forces to run Mass Assembly, a one day forum, in West Ward Works during Dundee Design Festival, which brought together people who are part of hubs, collectives, networks and clusters to explore the future of collective working for creatives and the places they are based. #Mass16 - Photos thanks to Graham Black.
A little how-to illustration I created to show how the packaging is put together in a few easy steps.
Lower, middle and upper school students participate in the Homecoming pep assembly on Friday, February 15, 2013. The assembly features cheers, a dance performance, faculty-seniors basketball game and tug-of-war competition among upper school classes.
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Photo by Todd Race
Women Heads of State and Government met today on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High-level Week to discuss global issues in the newly created UNGA Platform of Women Leaders. The event, under the theme of âTransformative Solutions by Women Leaders to Todayâs Interlinked Challengesâ, highlights that womenâs full and effective political participation and decision-making are crucial to addressing global priorities effectively, decisively, and inclusively. 20 September 2022 in the Trusteeship Chamber at UN Headquarters in New York.
With the presence of Her Excellencies President Katalin Novák of Hungary, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh, Prime Minister KatrÃ-n Jakobsdóttir of Iceland, Prime Minister FiamÄ Naomi MataÊ»afa of Samoa, and Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja of Uganda, as well as Prime Minister Evelyna Wever-Croes of Aruba and Prime Minister Silveria E. Jacobs of St. Maarten, and former Prime Minister Helen Clark of New Zealand, the event was hosted by the Office of the President of the General Assembly and UN Women, in cooperation with the Council of Women World Leaders (CWWL).
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news-stories/press-release/2022/09/pre...
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
Assembly Hall is an arena, which is part of the University of Illinois, and is used for basketball and other sports events, and for performances. It has 16,000 permanent seats, and can hold up to 17,200 spectators as a theater in the round. It was opened in 1963.
Assembly Hall was the site of the final round in the Illinois state high school basketball tournament, when I lived in Peoria in the 1970s. Class A (small) schools played one weekend, and class AA (large) schools the following weekend. My wife Eileen and I went to the class A tournament several times. I preferred that, because it was more like basketball when I was in high school.
We drove to Champaign (about two hours), and watched the two semifinal games in the afternoon. (You could always buy tickets for the class A games.) We ate dinner, usually at a restaurant named Jolly Roger. Then we drove back to Peoria, listening to the consolation game on the radio on the way. When we returned home, we watched the final on television.
ASSEMBLY HOUSE THEATRE STREET
The undercroft is made of brick and consists of two bays with diagonal ribs with subsidiary ridge and cross ribs. The minor ribs are hollow chamfered. There are wall arches and wall piers and a very long pointed barrel vault to the north with a blocked low side-chamber on the east side with a blocked opening above. It is not normally open to the public but can be visited on Heritage Open Days on bookable tours (in early September). It is not in use but there are plans to restore it and open it more frequently in the future. It is well worth visiting.
AUTO - FIA ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2013 - PARIS (FRA) - 02 TO 06/12/2013 - PHOTO : FLORENT GOODEN / DPPI -
Assembly by Peter Burke. At Woolwich Arsenal.
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GX1
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We arrived at this school at 8am after a 90 min drive to get there in time for the start of the day. As the bell went they all gathered in lines in the playground and stood for their school assembly.
These children all received shoeboxes a year ago but they still remembered it and were still treasuring and using the gifts which they received.
It was a very special moment for me to meet these children and to take part in their school assembly. They sent their thanks to all those who had sent shoeboxes back with me to the UK.
The final quality control checks are carried out before taxi and flight testing begin
Mamiya C220 + Agfatronic CSI 352 flash
Fujicolour Pro 220 400asa film expired 2006.
6/19/2013 - NEW YORK CITY - Texas Governor Rick Perry visits with entrepreneurs at General Assembly NYC before touring the offices
On Friday, October 24, Miss Orioli, School Counselor at Utica Academy of Science Charter School, gave a presentation to the entire school (staff and students) in the gymnasium during 1st and 2nd periods. The importance of the presentation was how to prevent bullying and spreading awareness. She spoke about how bullying hurts others physically, mentally, and emotionally. It is very important to spread awareness of how students are hurting others with their firsts, their words, and their various methods of intimidation so that everyone is informed and will not continue the behavior. She also focused on turning bystanders into upstanders. The more upstanders in the school, the less bullying because those students who bully will not feel as powerful if other students are standing up to them and helping out the victim. She then led an activity with students called the line activity. This activity asked a series of questions in which students stepped forward if the question was true for them. This allowed students to see what they had in common, where other students may be coming from with different perspectives and to see who has ever seen or experienced bullying themselves.
Members of the New Brunswick Legislature Assembly recognize the sacrifice of family members whose husbands, wives and sons who were lost during the Afghanistan mission. A ceremony to mark the end of the Canadian mission in Afghanistan was held at the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly, March 12, 2014.
On March 12, 2014, the Canadian Armed Forces completed its military mission in Afghanistan. After more than 12 years, the largest deployment of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel since the Second World War was drawn to a close. Close to 40 000 CAF members have served in Afghanistan in combat and training roles since 2001.
Les membres de l’assemblé législative du Nouveau-Brunswick, reconnaisses le sacrifice des membres des familles de militaire décédés en Afghanistan, lors d’une cérémonie soulignant la fin de la mission canadienne en Afghanistan, à l’Assemblée législative du Nouveau-Brunswick, le 12 mars 2014.
Le 12 mars 2014, les Forces armées canadiennes ont terminé leur mission militaire en Afghanistan. Après plus de douze ans, le déploiement le plus important de membres des Forces armées canadiennes (FAC) depuis la Deuxième Guerre mondiale a pris fin. Près de 40 000 membres des FAC ont servi en Afghanistan dans des missions de combat et d’instruction depuis 2001.
Photo : Sgt Yves Proteau
GN2014-0092-36
© 2014 DND-MDN Canada
The Fiftieth Series of Meetings of the Assemblies of the Member States of WIPO took place in Geneva, Switzerland from October 1-9, 2012.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Emmanuel Berrod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License.
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Our letterpress calendars go on sale this weekend at the Pyramid Atlantic Book Arts Fair. Proceeds benefit the art center. Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Silver Spring, Md.
UUSC President and CEO Bill Schulz facilitates a discussion with honoree Kerry Kennedy for the over 650 attendees to the 2013 UUSC Gala.
Photographer: Kara Smith
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The Senior Assembly was held on May 13th, 2022 in the Main Quad. The 2022 graduating class was presented with their honorary awards. Photos by Harufumi Nakazawa '24
The kit and its assembly:
This weird, fictional combo was originally spawned by an Israeli idea: some vintage M4 Sherman tanks had been outfitted with the AMX-13's swiveling turrets and armed with French CN-75-50 75mm a cannon, creating the so-called "Isherman". I kept this concept in the back of my mind for a long time, with the plan to build one some day.
Then I came a couple of weeks ago across a picture on FlickR that showed a T-34/85 with Austrian markings. At first I thought that it had been a fictional museum piece in fake markings, but upon some legwork I found out that Austria had actually operated the T-34!
So, why not combine both ideas into a new and fictional one...? The rest was straightforward kitbashing: the FL-12 turret with a 105 mm cannon came from a Heller AMX-13 (a shaggy thing with dubious fit, but it was cheap) and for the chassis I tried the relatively new Zvezda T-35/85. The latter is actually a very crisp snap-fit kit, just some light flash here and there. Detail and proportions are very good, though, as well as fit. I was only surprised by the construction of the tracks, because it is a different approach from both of the traditional vinyl tracks or IP track segments. Instead, you get complete, rather thin and delicate IP tracks, and Zvezda expects the builder to bend them around the wheels and stick them between the wheels' halves during the construction process. You actually have to mount the “inner” half of the wheels first, then the track is attached to a locator pin on one of the main wheels, bent into shape, and finally the wheels' “outer” halves are added. Sounds complicated, and it actually is, and it also makes painting the whole running gear quite difficult, but it works – even though the result is IMHO not better than the traditional solutions.
The AMX-13 turret’s integration was easier than expected. Building the turret was a little complicated, because all side walls are separate and there are no locator pins or other aides for orientation. Some PSR became necessary to fill some minor gaps, but nothing dramatic. Mounting the AMX-13 turret to the T-34 hull was made easy through a very convenient design detail of the Zvezda kit: the T-34 comes with a separate turret ring that could be used as an adapter for the Heller turret. Three ejection/sprue residues inside of the ring could be used as a foundation for the AMX-13 turret, and the turret’s lower half/ring was, after some sanding to reduce the gap between the turret and the hull, was also glued onto the adapter. Worked like a charm, and the resulting combo looks very natural!
In order to improve the turret’s look I added a cloth seal between the lower and the upper, oscillating turret section, simulated with paper tissue drenched in thinned white glue (OOB the turret cannot be moved vertically at all). A similar seal was added at the barrel’s base.
Other changes were only minimal: the machine gun port in the front hull was sanded away and faired over, and I omitted the spare track links attached to the front hull. For a modernized look I gave the tank an additional pair of front lights as well as stoplights at the rear, scratched from styrene bits.
Painting and markings:
Basically a very simple affair, because there is ONLY one possible livery and color that suits an Austrian Bundesheer vehicle or item from the Seventies: RAL 7013 (Braungrau). This is a very ugly tone, though, "greenish, fresh mud" describes it well: a dull, brownish olive drab, but definitively not a green (like the omnipresent NATO tone Gelboliv RAL 6014, which was used by the German Bundeswehr until the standardized NATO three-tone camouflage was introduced around 1984). I organized a rattle can of this special color, since the tank model would receive a simple, uniform livery.
Due to the kit's , err, unique running gear construction, painting became a little complicated. I had to paint the hull and the (still) separate wheel parts in advance, so that the pre-painted elements could be assembled around the tracks (see above). The tracks themselves were painted with a cloudy mix of iron metallic, black and leather brown (Revell 99, 8 and 84). The turret was painted separately.
After the kit’s major sections had been assembled they received a light wash with a mix of highly thinned black with some red brown added, and the washing was immediately dabbed off of the surfaces so that most of the pigments ended up in recesses and around details, while the rest received an blurry, light dirt filter.
Once dry, I applied the decals. The tiny Austrian roundels come from a generic TL Modellbau sheet (never expected to find any use for them!), the tactical code comes from another tank kit sheet. In order to add some more highlights I also added some small, white markings on the fenders.
Then I gave the model an overall dry-brushing treatment with olive drab, medium grey and finally some ochre, just emphasizing details and edges.
Since the uniform livery appeared a bit dull to me, I decided to add a few camouflage nets to the hull, which also hide some weak points of the Zvezda kit, e.g. the missing rails along the hull. The nets were created from gauze bandages: small pieces (~1”x1”) of the material were dipped into a mix of white glue and olive drab acrylic paint and then carefully placed on hull, turret and barrel. Once dry, they were also dry-brushed.
As final steps, the kit was sealed with matt acrylic varnish (rattle can again) and I dusted the lower areas with a greyish-brown pigment mix, simulating dust and some mud crusts.
UN Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet participates in the Africa Business Investors Conference hosted by the Africa-America Institute during the 67th General Assembly on 27 September 2012.
Photo credit: UN Women/Catianne Tijerina