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Paris,1-2 December 2025
The OECD Global Forum on Competition brings together high-level competition officials from over 100 authorities and organisations worldwide to debate a wide range of key and emerging competition issues including the link between competition policy and other cornerstones of economic development.
The 24th edition of the Global Forum brought together over 300+ high-level competition officials from over 100 authorities and organisations worldwide to discuss Artificial Intelligence in Downstream Markets, the Healthcare Sector, Informal Markets and Kenya's competition regime.
More at oe.cd/gfc25
Photos: OECD / Maud Bernos (Day 1) and Erica Agostinho (Day 2)
Taken from an elevated position on a mountainside as six eagles rode the thermals above and below me. This is a juvenile bald eagle probably about a 2 1/2 year old bird. Troy, Or.
Sébastien Carreau, Project Manager, French Development Agency (AFD) during the Africa High-level Roundtable on Sustainable Hydropower on February 6, 2020, in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Level Five peeking on Vandenberg Center.
Level Four is here...
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Hmm, different color signs for each level...
I've sat in the fancy seats that Brian's company owns in the past but this was something new. Basically, PGE Park has a couple of suites at field level which they've turned into a club lounge (due to the suites not selling, I'd assume). One can come down here and grab some free food (hot dogs, chips and popcorn) and watch a couple of innings.
Great view but Gillian and I didn't stick around too long.
This is what I wanted the scrap pieces for - just to drill into the wood so I could lash it together temporarily at the high level of squareness I was getting from the precision clamping square, so I could put in the corner brackets. This was the hardest part for me. I need to learn a lot more about joinery, or get some things to help me do it really well. I drilled the counter sinks into the wood scrap with a hand drill, because it was quick.