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ALP Forward AHTS inbound for Cammell Laird wetbasin for the eventual tow of Abu Simbel 233 (ex-RFA Fort Rosalie A385) to Egypt this week
ALP Forward is ALP Winger's sister ship. ALP Winger recently towed ENS Luxor 232 (ex-RFA Fort Austin A386), Abu Simbel 233's sister to Alexandria, Egypt
Design: MAN Ferrostaal AG / Hitzler Werft
Dynamic Positioning level 2
Bollard Pull: 218mt cont
IMO: 9367516
Vessel Type - Generic: Tug
Vessel Type - Detailed: Anchor Handling Vessel
MMSI: 244830811
Call Sign: PCXN
Flag: Netherlands
Gross Tonnage: 2789
Summer DWT: 3216 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 64.97 x 18.74 m
Year Built: 2008-04-08
Ship manager/Commercial manager & ISM: ALP MARITIME SERVICES BV
Registered owner: ALP FORWARD BV
Shipyard: Mützelfeldtwerft GmbH, Cuxhaven, Germany
Hull Number: 255
Contract date: 2005-08-10
Keel laid: 2007-04-04
Launch: 2008-03-04
Date of build: 2008-04-08
Main Engine: x2 4,000kW MAK 8M32C 8 cyls & x2 3,000kW MAK 6M32C 6 cyls
Propulsion: x2 CPP SCP 119/4 XG 4,500mm with kort nozzle
x2 STT 330T-LK CP bow thrusters @ 400kW each
x1 STT 330T-LK CP stern thruster @ 400kW
STERN ROLLER: 300 mt SWL, 5,00 m length / 2,00 m diameter
TOWING WINCH: Electr. driven 150/300 mt @ 10/5 m / min
TOW WIRE: 1 x 1.600 m, 76 mm - 1 x 800 m, 76 mm
Rudders: High performance Becker rudders
BRAKE HOLDING LOAD: 300 mt drum’s 1st layer
Accommodation for 24 persons
On May 5, the Destin Chamber of Commerce celebrated the graduation of 17 business professionals from its 8th Destin Forward class. During the event, the prestigious Destin Forward Leadership Award, chosen by class vote, was presented to Michelle Sanchez, Destin Commons.
Destin Forward, the Chamber’s hands-on community education and leadership program, was created by the Board of Directors to help find and educate future city and business leaders. After a retreat in August, the class spent the next eight months touring and learning about Destin’s waterways; tourism industry; development and real estate; arts, culture, and non-profits; environment; city programs and services; military bases; and the state legislature. Class requirements also included attendance at several Chamber and civic functions.
Also announced during the event were the four graduates chosen by the class to join the Destin Forward Advisory Committee for a 3-year term. Those graduates included Christian Carlee, Trustmark National Bank; Jason Connor, BrightView Landscape Services; Doug Rainer, City of Destin; and Michelle Sanchez, Destin Commons.
Other graduates included Lindsey Anderson, ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals; Alan Chester, Destin Computer Repair; Shelby DeSoto, Northwest Florida Daily News; Vickie Giles, ResortQuest by Wyndham Vacation Rentals; Victoria Hargroder, Hargroder Real Estate Group, Inc.; Jenny Larson, SummerPlace Inn; Bertram Little, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Emerald Coast; Daniel Magistri, Three Lefts Consulting; Bryan Osborn, Anderson Engineering, Inc.; Donald Slappey, Hancock Bank; Brittany Tate, Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance of Northwest Florida State College; Bryce Trafford, Destin Chamber of Commerce; and Kristi West, Southern Rentals and Real Estate.
For more information about the program or how to join the class of 2017, please contact Bryce Trafford at (850) 837-2711 x2 or bryce@DestinChamber.com. Applications are being accepted through July 20.
Lee Sang Hyun of the Sejong Institute was a participant of Session IV: ROK-U.S. Strategic Cooperation: The Road Ahead on June 4.
The extension to platform 1 at Moreton-in-Marsh station stretches away from GWR IET 800013 on Saturday, November 17, 2018, with contractors removing the old surface of platform 2 ahead of resurfacing as part of improvements to the staton. Components for the extension of platform 2 can be seen beyond the signalbox
WORLD'S FIRST SOLAR POWERED STADIUM - Forward 2 Friends -
The interesting point is that all the electricity generated from the sun.
This future resembling stadium is reported to be the first in the world to
meet its own power needs. The project was specially made for world games in
Taiwan. It is a never seen before structure with very interesting horse shoe
design. The stadium is 19 hectare which offers a seating capacity of 55 000
people.
Taiwanese national football team has now more confidence where they will be
playing. Roof composed of solar panels as well as steel rod structure are
both brainchild for a Japanese architect Toyo Ito. There is a dragon
imitation as you could have noticed. There are 8 844 solar panels to produce
more power than it is needed for its 3 300 lights as well as for two king
size TV screens.
But that does not seem to be a problem for Taiwanese authority as they
intend the excess power to be sold. The solar panels are said to be able to
generate up to 1.14 million kWh of yearly power and avoiding at least 660
tons of carbon dioxide. Its construction amount to US$ 150 million but with
clean power it provides, it appears to be a cool idea making our world
safer. This tricky stadium features 14 155m2 roof which is awesome.
The dragon like stadium needed just two years for its construction with six
minutes being sufficient to provide power for its lightning. The stadium
also features a sounding system. So called green stadium is scheduled to be
constructed before the end of the year. It is a never seen before
construction for Taiwanese made by the Taiwanese company Lucky power
technology Co. Ltd.
It is reported to be the biggest sports facility operated by its own solar
power. There are no doubts that the stadium is the most ecologically
friendly worldwide. The stadium is a combination of high architectural
quality, solar energy technology and as soon as excessive power is generated
it may be and will be sold. With Taiwan hosting its main competitions, the
stadium is planned to be mostly used for athletics as well as rugby matches.
The self-powered stadium is already the center of attention of many people
offering a new era solar power generation. Toyo Ito has built the stadium
next to forest area with no clearing the land, so the concept appears to be
very interesting. This combination of architecture and nature offered by
Toyo Ito creates a new pleasant ambience. The stadium was specially
constructed to feature cooling qualities being able to shade most of the
spectators during a sunny weather.
Taiwanese residents as well as tourists will enjoy native environment with
its flora and fauna an ecological pond. Solar panels can operate for about
30 years, so the long term benefits seem to be profitable.
WORLD'S FIRST SOLAR POWERED STADIUM - Forward 2 Friends -
...and the year I was born (1957), Rosa and family moved to Detroit for safety concerns... Thanks Rosa ---- Mother of the Civil Rights Movement. You SAT in place so that I may STAND TALL.
Lawrence Kego Masha, Managing Partner, IMMMA Advocates, Tanzania; Young Global Leader at the World Economic Forum on Africa 2013. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
Because the past is just a good bye
somewhere on the Puck Road in Yucatan
using my frame dirty viewfinder (desaturated)
Children from St. Mary’s Nursery School make a run for it during an afternoon game of capture the flag on campus near 40th and Locust streets. (©2010 Mark Stehle Photography) 9/30/10
WORLD'S FIRST SOLAR POWERED STADIUM - Forward 2 Friends -
The interesting point is that all the electricity generated from the sun.
This future resembling stadium is reported to be the first in the world to
meet its own power needs. The project was specially made for world games in
Taiwan. It is a never seen before structure with very interesting horse shoe
design. The stadium is 19 hectare which offers a seating capacity of 55 000
people.
Taiwanese national football team has now more confidence where they will be
playing. Roof composed of solar panels as well as steel rod structure are
both brainchild for a Japanese architect Toyo Ito. There is a dragon
imitation as you could have noticed. There are 8 844 solar panels to produce
more power than it is needed for its 3 300 lights as well as for two king
size TV screens.
But that does not seem to be a problem for Taiwanese authority as they
intend the excess power to be sold. The solar panels are said to be able to
generate up to 1.14 million kWh of yearly power and avoiding at least 660
tons of carbon dioxide. Its construction amount to US$ 150 million but with
clean power it provides, it appears to be a cool idea making our world
safer. This tricky stadium features 14 155m2 roof which is awesome.
The dragon like stadium needed just two years for its construction with six
minutes being sufficient to provide power for its lightning. The stadium
also features a sounding system. So called green stadium is scheduled to be
constructed before the end of the year. It is a never seen before
construction for Taiwanese made by the Taiwanese company Lucky power
technology Co. Ltd.
It is reported to be the biggest sports facility operated by its own solar
power. There are no doubts that the stadium is the most ecologically
friendly worldwide. The stadium is a combination of high architectural
quality, solar energy technology and as soon as excessive power is generated
it may be and will be sold. With Taiwan hosting its main competitions, the
stadium is planned to be mostly used for athletics as well as rugby matches.
The self-powered stadium is already the center of attention of many people
offering a new era solar power generation. Toyo Ito has built the stadium
next to forest area with no clearing the land, so the concept appears to be
very interesting. This combination of architecture and nature offered by
Toyo Ito creates a new pleasant ambience. The stadium was specially
constructed to feature cooling qualities being able to shade most of the
spectators during a sunny weather.
Taiwanese residents as well as tourists will enjoy native environment with
its flora and fauna an ecological pond. Solar panels can operate for about
30 years, so the long term benefits seem to be profitable.
WORLD'S FIRST SOLAR POWERED STADIUM - Forward 2 Friends -
The Hymn of God's Word
Our God Reigns as King
God almighty, Father everlasting,
Prince of Peace,
our God reigns as King over all!
I
Almighty God, Almighty God,
Father everlasting, Prince of Peace,
our God reigns as King over all!
Almighty God's feet
on the Mount of Olives,
on the Mount of Olives.
How beautiful! Come and listen!
We the watchmen lift our voices up,
lift our voices up, sing together,
for to Zion God has returned.
We have seen with our own eyes
the desolation of Jerusalem!
Burst out together in songs of joy,
for God has comforted us,
He has redeemed Jerusalem.
In the sight of all nations,
God has bared His holy arm,
appeared as He truly is.
God's salvation is seen
at earth's far ends.
II
Almighty God! Almighty God!
From before Your throne,
the seven Spirits
are sent out to churches everywhere,
are sent out to churches everywhere,
to make all Your mysteries revealed.
You sit upon Your glorious throne,
reign over Your kingdom,
making it stand firm
with justice and righteousness,
making the nations
bow down before You,
bow down before You.
Almighty God! Almighty God!
You've loosed the girdle of the kings,
that before You
the gates of their cities
shall open and nevermore be shut.
For Your light has come, has come,
Your glorious light
has come shining forth.
III
Darkness shrouds the land,
people covered in gloom.
Ah …
But You appear, shine Your light
upon us.
God, You appear,
shine Your light upon us.
Your glory is in our persons manifest.
All nations come to Your light,
their kings approach the light
sent forth from You.
You raise Your eyes
to look about You,
Your sons are foregathered
around You.
Your sons all come from afar,
Your daughters come too,
borne in Your arms.
Almighty God! It is Your great love
that has held us fast.
It is You who lead us forward,
forward on the road to the kingdom.
Hallowed is Your sacred word
that pierces us through and through.
Almighty God!
Thanks be to You, praise unto You.
Thanks and praise, praise unto You.
Let us, with one sincere, serene,
and faithful heart,
look up to You, bear witness to You,
raise You up, sing praise to You.
Let us construct ourselves
in united harmony,
that soon we may be made pleasing,
pleasing unto You.
We may be made pleasing unto You,
to be used by You.
May Your will, unhindered,
be carried out upon the earth.
from Utterances and Testimonies of Christ in the Beginning
02-10-1987, Baar, Switzerland; Janick Steinmann is a former Swiss hockey forward, last playing for the HC Lugano in the Swiss National League A. After 3 seasons with the Elite A Junior team of the EVZ, he joined the EVZ National League A team during the 2004/05 season. One year later, Steinmann went to Canada, playing for the Kamloops Blazers in the WHL. At the end of the 2005/06 season, Janik Steinmann came back to Zug, where he played till 2010 as a Center. From 2010 to 2012 Janik Steinmann played with the HC Davos. One season with the Kloten Flyers followed, before he signed a contract with the HC Lugano for the 2014/15 season. He played 2 seasons with Lugano and retired at the end of the 2015/16 season. Steinmann also was a member of the Swiss Under 18 and Under 20 Junior National Teams at the WJC 2004 - 2007. His Career-Stats: GP:725 / G:86 / A:173 / Pts:259 / PIM:492 (2003/04 – 2015/16).
Between 2016 and 2019, Janick Steinmann worked in the EV Zug staff in various roles. He was an Assistant Coach, Development Coach and Scout. From 2019 to March 2025, he was the Sports Manager of the SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers. He left Zug and hired with HC Lugano in March 2025 as the General Manager.
Supply vessel
Former Maersk Forwarder berthed at the Greenhead Base Lerwick
The ship KPS NEZIH BEY (IMO: 9034781, MMSI: 636017632) is a Supply vessel registered in Liberia. The vessel KPS NEZIH BEY has a deadweight of 4643 tonnes and was built in 1992. The gross tonnage is 2961.
General vessel information
Flag:
Liberia
Length:
82 m x 19 m
IMO:
9034781
Draught
(min/avg/max):
4.0 m / 4.8 m /
5.8 m
MMSI:
636017632
Speed (avg./max):
7.4 kn
14.2 kn
Callsign:
D5LU6
Year Built:
1992
Gross Tonnage:
2961
Deadweight:
4643 tons
"We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths. -- Walt Disney
Oberlin College students in the dance department presented Fall Forward, the annual dance production showcasing student choreography and creativity.
Photograph by Zoë Madonna ’15
Title / Titre :
Forward Observation Post of "B" Battery, 1st Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery /
Poste d'observation avancé de la Batterie « B », 1er Régiment d'artillerie de campagne, Artillerie royale du Canada
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : Alexander Mackenzie Stirton
Date(s) : September 24, 1943 / 24 septembre 1943
Reference No. / Numéro de référence : MIKAN 3260954
collectionscanada.gc.ca/ourl/res.php?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&...
collectionscanada.gc.ca/ourl/res.php?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&...
Location / Lieu : Near Potenza, Italy / vers Potenza, Italie
Credit / Mention de source :
Lieut. Alex M. Stirton. Canada. Department of National Defence. Library and Archives Canada, PA-177156 /
Lieut. Alex M. Stirton. Canada. Ministère de la défense nationale. Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, PA-177156