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The meat was so succulent. It was the perfect medium rare and the flavor was almost perfect. And the au jus was not overly salty.
10/02/2026. Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom. Prime minister Keir Starmer visits the Panshangar Community Centre. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo, left, recently donated to the medical mission boat Medisonship, a supporting ministry of the Adventist Church. The donation came as a result of meeting the ministry’s co-founder Helen Oliver, right, whose parents helped establish the Adventist Church’s headquarters in the Western Solomon Islands. [photo courtesy SPD]
Nombre: Convoy (Optimus Prime)
Afiliación: Autobot
Línea: Revoltech G1
Año: 2006
Número de adquisición: 152
La serie de figuras Revoltech tienen articulaciones increíbles que permiten hacer poses asombrosas.
Logré conseguir a Convoy y Megatron en un restock de la tienda HLJ, y ahora estoy encantado.
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Name: Convoy (Optimus Prime)
Allegiance: Autobot
Line: Revoltech G1
Year: 2006
Number in Collection: 152
Revoltech series toys have unbelievable joints that allows amazing poses.
I got Convoy and Megatron in a restock in HLJ. Now I love Revoltechs.
Powerup Prime consist of Jetfire and optimus Prime which they combine and merge into powerup prime .Both are transformable to it's alternate mode . Inorder to retain its transformable mode on both leader class ,I have added knee guards and a pair of sharp pointed feet as the original figure didn't provide a movie accurate look . Both figures are being airbrush with very high quality lacquer paint and also coated with a very thin layer of super clear coat to maintain its shiny outlook . Jetfire thruster is being installed with 2 blue LEDs .
Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda" addresses the Asia Society on September 24, 2008. (Elsa Ruiz/Asia Society)
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Having re-discovered a couple of old prime lenses I popped on this 35 year old 50mm lens and let it do it's thing...interesting bokeh and maybe a little soft fully open but great fun. I think I may stick with these for a while and use my feet as a zoom mechanism...I think I may have been getting lazy regarding compositions!
The underside of the cab was originally painted in red oxide primer with undercoating around the step area. The truck is being restored to match the original detail from factory.
Prime-Ark Traveler, from the U of A System Division of Agriculture fruit breeding program, is the first thornless primocane-fruiting blackberry with good storage and shipping traits. (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller)
Large-flowered Bellworts (Uvularia grandiflora) were in their prime in mid-April on this hillside near Pearson Falls south of Saluda, NC. Polk County, NC.
Prime rib sliced thin and served on a sub roll with bacon, provolone cheese, and a horseradish sauce, accompanied by sides of the day. $9
Prime factorization algorithm In number system prime numbers are those numbers which generally greater than 1 and can’t be divided by any other number except one and number itself. If we are talking about the prime factors of any number than their factors are prime numbers. For example: 3, 5, 7, 11 are prime numbers which can only be divided by 1 and number itself. So we can easily see that 3, 5, 7 and 11 are only be divided by 1 and itself because no other numbers are the factors of 3, 5, 7 and 11.
08/07/2023. Selby and Ainsty, United Kingdom. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak campaigns with candidate Claire Holmes ahead of the Selby and Ainsty byelection. Picture by Dan O’Neill
PRIME MINISTER MEETS WITH INDONESIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION
Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama met with members of the Komisi Pemilihan Umum (KPU), namely the Indonesian Electoral Commission, led by Dr. Abdul Aziz, to learn from the Indonesian experience of electoral reform and apply relevant lessons to Fiji’s electoral reform process. This was a follow-up meeting to a visit to Fiji by Dr. Abdul Aziz of the KPU.
Prime Minister Bainimarama and his delegation discussed with Dr. Aziz and delegation the evolutionary stages of Indonesia’s electoral reform since its independence in 1945 until today.
The current electoral system in Indonesia, a result of this reform, is a Presidential system, with the national electorate electing the President and the representatives of the People’s Representative Council through a direct vote process. The Senate is elected from the 32 regions of the country, with 4 individuals selected by each region as their representatives. Although candidates for the People’s Representative Council must be members of a political party, and the Presidential candidates must be supported by political parties, Senatorial candidates can be individuals without affiliation.
Discussions on the electoral system ranged from discussion of the different layers of legislatures, the requirements for political parties to enter parliament, the type of balloting systems, and the preparation time for an election. Prime Minister Bainimarama took great interest in the Indonesian system of choosing candidates for the Presidency, which requires either support from either 25% of elected Members of the People’s Representative Council or 25% of the national vote represented by political parties. The President is then elected through a single vote system requiring a simple majority, if necessary through a second round of voting. The requirement for education on the constitution and the electoral system to be a part of the education curriculum was also found to be very relevant to Fiji.
The delegation from the Indonesian Electoral Commission expressed their willingness to continue exchanges with relevant Fijian authorities to discuss in greater detail the Indonesian electoral system in the context of the requirements of Fiji.
Prime Minister Bainimarama was accompanied to this meeting by Ambassador-Designate H.E. Seremaia T. Cavuilati, Chargé d’affaires Mr. Pauliasi Tokasaya and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation official Ms. Namita Khatri.
02/10/2024. Brussels, Belgium. Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets Charles Michel, President of the European Council for a bilateral at the Council of the European Union. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street
One of the items on the menu in Prime 7 is Alaskan King Crab Legs.
My dinner companions were in awe when the waiter placed a dish in front of me described as a "two pound cluster of sweet Alaskan crab legs served with drawn butter." I shared the plate with two of my media colleagues and still did not finish it all.
The fact that Regent is serving such fine dishes in Prime 7 underscores something I learned last night. Andrew Poulton, an executive who works in Regent's corporate offices, told us that Regent is spending more per guest on food in Prime 7 than it spent in the restaurant it replaced, Latitudes.
As one example, Prime 7 serves an amuse-bouche using Kobe beef. Last I checked, Kobe beef was going for more than $100 per pound. No cutting corners at Regent.