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130805-N-TX154-080 CORAL SEA (Aug. 5, 2013) Seaman Stephan Yarley signals from aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Preble (DDG 88) to Military Sealift Command’s fleet replenishment oiler USNS Yukon (T-AO 202) during an underway replenishment. Preble is on patrol with the George Washington Carrier Strike Group in the 7th Fleet area of operations supporting security and stability in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Paul Kelly/Released)
The Diesel Indirect Explosive Support series was one of the earliest artillery frames conceived. Although its tripod layout was used to lower production cost and provided stability when firing, it proved to greatly hinder movement. However, it did allow for a simple mechanism to change the frames firing arc, by simply adjusting the rear leg which safely positioned behind the vehicle.
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Praia, 20 May 2011 – A regional conference on "Elections and stability in West Africa was held from 18 to 20 May 2011 in Praia, Cape Verde. This conference aimed at analyzing the impact of electoral processes on the stability of the subregion and their implications for democracy and peace building.
One hundred participants from various backgrounds attended the conference, including High-ranking representatives from government institutions, electoral commissions, constitutional councils, security forces, media, civil society and regional and international organizations.
The Conference welcomed the increasing number of elections in West Africa reflecting the aspiration of nations to achieve democracy. The conference however lamented the crises and tensions that have recently shaken the subregion and has therefore stressed the increasing need to consider the electoral process in the broader context of conflict prevention and strengthening sustainable governance democracy for Human Rights protection, thus limiting the risk of social and political violence crises before, during and after the elections, which constitute a threat to the stability of the entire sub-region.
The conference reviewed the recent elections in West Africa in order to identify best practices and identify critical periods of electoral processes. This is to propose practical solutions to support States, particularly those where elections are scheduled between 2011 and 2013. The constitution of the electoral list, the mode of financing of elections, functioning political parties and media, the composition of election commissions and the management of electoral disputes which are essential aspects and special attention should be given to achieve transparent and peaceful elections.
Participants identified potential factors of crises and violence related to electoral processes in West Africa, including: the weakness of state institutions, social inequality, lack of transparency and consensus on the electoral process, inefficiency electoral commissions and the judiciary. After the conference, participants adopted the "Declaration of Praia on elections and stability in West Africa", which contains a detailed list of recommendations.
The conference recalled that the responsibility for the holding of free, transparent and inclusive elections is the responsibility of national authorities and urged them, as well as political parties to place the interests of the nation above all other considerations. It encouraged Member States of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to take all necessary steps to ensure the possibility of funding elections on national budgets. The development of the culture of democracy and good governance also requires the strengthening of civil society, media and institutions in charge of elections on a consensual basis. The development of the electoral law and the definition of the voters list must also receive upstream the consent of all parties to avoid any dispute.
The conference also addressed the role of the media and the security sector and the implementation of standards and principles of human rights and gender in the electoral process.
During the evaluation of the implementation of the Protocol of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on democracy and good governance ten years after its adoption, particularly in anticipation of electoral abuses, participants affirmed the need to strengthen its implementation and make it more coercive compliant by establishing a monitoring mechanism for increased civil society.
Regarding the role of the international community, the conference stressed the need to strengthen and promote coordination and collaboration between international and national partners, while respecting the sovereignty and national approval and the specificities of each election in strict compliance with international standards for elections. Participants stressed the enhanced credibility of West African mediation initiatives and collectively from ECOWAS, the African Union and UN. They strongly encouraged the activities in this direction.
In conclusion, the conference calls for democratic change by highlighting the critical role of strong opposition, an active civil society, free media and professional security forces responsible and informed citizens, as actors full of an inclusive democracy.
The conference was organized by the UN Office for West Africa (UNOWA) in collaboration with the Government of Cape Verde and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with support from the Department of Political Affairs UN and its Electoral Division, ECOWAS, African Union (AU), Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF) and the European Union.
Premier Danielle Smith has named her new cabinet, a team dedicated to building on a solid foundation of stability, informed decision-making and good governance.
The 25 members of cabinet, a decrease from the previous 27, includes a mix of experienced and new ministers who represent Alberta’s diversity. As a team, they will govern for all Albertans and work to ensure Alberta realizes its full potential.
Alberta’s cabinet will be made up of the following ministers:
Premier and Minister of Intergovernmental Relations – Danielle Smith
Deputy Premier and Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services – Mike Ellis
Minister of Advanced Education – Rajan Sawhney
Minister of Affordability and Utilities and Vice-chair of Treasury Board – Nathan Neudorf
Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation – RJ Sigurdson
Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women – Tanya Fir
Minister of Children and Family Services – Searle Turton
Minister of Education – Demetrios Nicolaides
Minister of Energy and Minerals – Brian Jean
Minister of Environment and Protected Areas – Rebecca Schulz
Ministry of Forestry and Parks – Todd Loewen
Minister of Health – Adriana LaGrange
Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism – Muhammad Yaseen
Minister of Indigenous Relations – Rick Wilson
Minister of Infrastructure – Pete Guthrie
Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade – Matt Jones
Minister of Justice – Mickey Amery
Minister of Mental Health and Addiction – Dan Williams
Minister of Municipal Affairs – Ric McIver
Minister of Seniors, Community and Social Services – Jason Nixon
Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction – Dale Nally
Minister of Technology and Innovation – Nate Glubish
Minister of Tourism and Sport – Joseph Schow
Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors – Devin Dreeshen
President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance – Nate Horner
Cabinet members will work collaboratively to accomplish the work that Albertans voted for, including continuing to grow and diversify the economy, keeping life affordable, reforming the health care system, tackling crime, providing help for those struggling and defending Alberta’s interests.
International Monetary Fund's Senior Financial Sector Expert John Kiff comments during the Global Financial Stability Report Analytical Chapters Press Conference September 29, 2010 at the IMF Headquarters in Washington, DC. IMF Photograph/Stephen Jaffe
PACIFIC OCEAN (Aug. 29, 2016) Air department Sailors move an MH-60S Sea Hawk, assigned to Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 25, on to an aircraft elevator aboard amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6). Bonhomme Richard, flagship of the Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group, is operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations in support of security and stability in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Diana Quinlan/Released)
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International Monetary Fund's Financial Counsellor and Director Jose Vinals (2nd R), Assistant Director Peter Dattels (R), Deputy Director Robert Sheehy (2nd R), and External Relation's Chief William Murray (R) attend the Global Financial Stability Report Press Conference April 13, 2011 at the IMF Headquarters in Washington, DC. IMF Photograph/Stephen Jaffe
Premier Danielle Smith has named her new cabinet, a team dedicated to building on a solid foundation of stability, informed decision-making and good governance.
The 25 members of cabinet, a decrease from the previous 27, includes a mix of experienced and new ministers who represent Alberta’s diversity. As a team, they will govern for all Albertans and work to ensure Alberta realizes its full potential.
Alberta’s cabinet will be made up of the following ministers:
Premier and Minister of Intergovernmental Relations – Danielle Smith
Deputy Premier and Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services – Mike Ellis
Minister of Advanced Education – Rajan Sawhney
Minister of Affordability and Utilities and Vice-chair of Treasury Board – Nathan Neudorf
Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation – RJ Sigurdson
Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women – Tanya Fir
Minister of Children and Family Services – Searle Turton
Minister of Education – Demetrios Nicolaides
Minister of Energy and Minerals – Brian Jean
Minister of Environment and Protected Areas – Rebecca Schulz
Ministry of Forestry and Parks – Todd Loewen
Minister of Health – Adriana LaGrange
Minister of Immigration and Multiculturalism – Muhammad Yaseen
Minister of Indigenous Relations – Rick Wilson
Minister of Infrastructure – Pete Guthrie
Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade – Matt Jones
Minister of Justice – Mickey Amery
Minister of Mental Health and Addiction – Dan Williams
Minister of Municipal Affairs – Ric McIver
Minister of Seniors, Community and Social Services – Jason Nixon
Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction – Dale Nally
Minister of Technology and Innovation – Nate Glubish
Minister of Tourism and Sport – Joseph Schow
Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors – Devin Dreeshen
President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance – Nate Horner
Cabinet members will work collaboratively to accomplish the work that Albertans voted for, including continuing to grow and diversify the economy, keeping life affordable, reforming the health care system, tackling crime, providing help for those struggling and defending Alberta’s interests.
Minister Micahel Noonan TD at the Stability Treaty Campaign Launch Shelbourne Hotel - 1 May 2012
Photograph by David Nowak Photography
April 26 2012 - An Taoiseach and Fine Gael Dublin West TDs visits TPI Printers, Fonthill Industrial Estate where Fine Gael posters advocating a YES vote on the EU Stability Treaty have been printed
Volume1 of the current series on Genome Dynamics and Stability identified Genome Integrity as the non plus ultra requirement for cellular life. Whether it is extracellular viral genomes, cellular prokaryotic or eukaryotic genomes, the integrity of genomes is the precondition for all life. This criterion is reflected in the underlying biochemical DNA/RNA metabolism processes,mainly represented by DNA/RNA replication/transcription and DNA repair. We now present the second book of this series. It deals with Recombination and Meiosis: Crossing-Over and Disjunction. It will soon be accompanied by a third book, likewise dealing with recombination and meiosis, but focusing a little more on theory–practice coupled approaches. The title of the third book will be: Recombination and Meiosis: Models,Means and Evolution. When cells, during evolution, assembled into multi- cellular aggregates – a phenomenon we have to accept as a fact of complex life that has happened more than once – many of the most basic genome-maintenance factors were reshaped by Darwinian selectional forces. To be sure, long before the emergence of multicellular organisms, cyclic mechanisms became established to combine two haploid genomes and to reduce the diploid genome back to haploid ones. Yet, the relative abundance of haploid versus diploid stages remained highly variable. After billions of years of unicellular evolution, within a lineage stemming froma diploid protist with gametic meiosis, the origin of modern metazoans began in a (pre)cambrian diversification (i.e.explosion) to multicellular diversity where selectional forces always had a broad spectrum of molecular factors, phenomena and mechanisms to act upon. Among the molecular and cellular key processes making multicellular complexity possible were i) the potentially immortal germline from which somatic cells differentiate and ii) meiosis to precisely half the number of chromosomes established in the zygote. The differentiation of gametes into resourceful, immobile eggs and highly motile sperm cells probably developed very early in the metazoan lineage. In a certain, evolutionarily meaningful, way the animal body can be considered the germ cells’ most successful means of being nourished and disseminated. As a cytogenetic phenomenon preceding gametogenesis, where homologous chromosomes undergo programmed crossing over and recombination, meiosis has been known since the early days of the chromosome theory of inheritance, but only more recently have the underlying molecular processes become accessible. The present book focuses on crossing over between and disjunction of chromosomesduring themeiotic cell cycle. The first chapter is an introductory overview written by Richard Egel, the initiator of this twin-volume edition; this synopsis covers the scope of both accompanying books. The second chapter by Jos´e Suja and Julio Rufas deals with the highly condensed cores of mitotic and meiotic chromosomes, their supramolecular structures and the involved segregation processes. Written by these leading specialists on visualizing the core structures by silver staining, it presents the current view on the relationship between the chromatid cores and the synaptonemal complex lateral elements, DNA topoisomerase IIα, and the glue between individual chromosomes, i.e. condensin and cohesin complexes, is assessed. The third chapter is written by Koichi Tanaka andYoshinori Watanabe. It represents pioneering work in unraveling the molecular systems of chromatid cohesion. We are here confronted with key questions as to how mono-oriented sister kinetochores attach to microtubules, each to only one cellularpole, and how sisterchromatids separate during meiosis I, while homologs remain paired until their segregation in meiosis II. The centrally important key proteins are presented. The fourth chapter is written by another pioneer, Scott Keeney, who discovered the DNA double-strand break (DSB) initiating Spo11 protein in yeast and the mechanism involved in how chromosomes initiate programmed recombination during meiosis by means of this archaeal-like topoisomerase. The fifth chapter by Sonam Mehrotra, Scott Hawley and Kim McKim deals with Drosophila as ametazoan model organism providing molecular, genetic and cytological details on how meiotic pairing and synapsis can proceed independently of programmed DSBs in DNA.Further, it elucidates the relationship of DSB formation to synapsis,how crossovers are determined and formed, and the role of chromosome structure in regulating DSB formation and repair, including specialized pairing sites. The chapter by Terry Ashley deals with recombination nodules in mammalian meiotic chromosomes and the dynamics of shifting protein compositions, while cytological structures remain nearly constant. The seventh chapter by Celia May, Tim Slingsby and Sir Alec Jeffreys exploits the human HapMap project to shed light on recombinational hotspots in human chromosomes during meiosis. The eighth chapter by Haris Kokotas, Maria Grigoriadou and Michael Petersen reviews our current understanding of human chromosomal abnormalities, as caused by meiotic nondisjuction, using Trisomy21 as a case study. While metazoans dominate the chapters sofar–with some recourse to yeasts – plants represent another multicellular kingdom of life. In the ninth chapter Gareth Jones and Chris Franklin focus on botany’s most prominent modelsystem, i.e. Arabidopsis thaliana. It reviews meiotic recombination, chromosome organization and progression in this model plant, which of course, stands in for the key role of plants in agricultural production. Finally, Livia P´erez-Hidalgo, Sergio Moreno and Christina Martin-Castellanos link the meiotic program to modified aspects of mitotic cellcycle control. Itreviews how mitotic regulators adapt or are co-opted to the functional necessities of the meiotic program, paying particular attention to meiosis-specific factors whose functions are essential for meiosis. This comparative review is rooted in the pioneering cell-cycle studies on baker’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) and fission yeast (Schizosaccharomyces pombe), from where it extends to mammalian gametogenesis and other multicellular eukaryotes. A similar range of model studies has also applied to the scope of the chapter by Tanaka and Watanabe and the review of Scott Keeney. Following the contents table of this book, the list of forthcoming chapter titles in the accompanying volume is included in advance. In fact, as some of the individual chapters had been published online first, before the editorial decision to divide the printed edition into two books was taken, the preliminary cross-references had not yet accounted for the split. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but the listing of all the chapter titles in both books should hopefully direct the reader to the proper destination. We would also like to point out that the missing chapter numbers are not neglect but reflect an obligatory compromise necessitated by publishing all the manuscripts OnlineFirst immediately after they have been peer reviewed, revised,accepted and copy edited (see, www.springerlink.com/content/119766/). We most cordially thank all the chapter authors for contributing to this topical edition of two accompanying books. Without their expertise and dedicated work this comprehensive treatise would not have been possible. Receiving the incoming drafts as editors, we had the great privilege of being the first to read so many up-to-date reviews on the various aspects of meiotic recombination and model studies elucidating this ever-captivating field. Also, we greatly appreciate the productive input of numerous referees, who have assisted us in striving for the highest level of expertship, comprehensiveness and readability. We are also deeply indebted to the Springer and copy-editing staff. In particular, we would like to mention Sabine Schreck, the editor at Springer Life Sciences (Heidelberg), Ursula Gramm, the desk editor (Springer, Heidelberg) MartinWeissgerber, the productioneditor (LE-TeXGBR, Leipzig)
My New Best Friends
I am going to Mexico in just 4 weeks.
And I cannot quite fit into my bikini.
So.
Medicine Ball and Stability Ball are my new best friends.
Medicine Ball and Stability Ball are my new best friends.
They come with a host of others like weights and a yoga mat.
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After years of political stability and economic progress, Turkey is sliding backwards in reforms and in abiding to democratic principles and the rule of law.
A serious clampdown on media and individual freedoms has started and is likely to continue beyond the general elections in June 2015.
Journalists have been arrested and the authorities are cutting back the freedom of expression and media in Turkey.
As a reaction, a recent resolution by the European Parliament reminded Turkey that a free and pluralistic press is an essential component of any democracy.
Guy Verhofstadt, President of ALDE, and Rebecca Harms, President of Greens/EFA, have invited a number of key Turkish journalists from the major media corporations to address the issue of media freedom in Turkey and the role that the EU could play in that field.
190722-N-DX072-1103 BOWEN, Australia (July 22, 2019) An assault amphibious vehicle (AAV), assigned to the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), departs the well deck of the amphibious transport dock ship USS Green Bay (LPD 20). Green Bay, part of the Wasp Expeditionary Strike Group, with embarked 31st MEU, is currently participating in Talisman Sabre 2019 off the coast of Northern Australia. A bilateral, biennial event, Talisman Sabre is designed to improve U.S. and Australian combat training, readiness and interoperability through realistic, relevant training necessary to maintain regional security, peace and stability. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Anaid Banuelos Rodriguez)
Begin in a supine position, with legs on the stability ball. Crunch up until your upper back is off the floor, keeping the chin lifted and eyes looking upward. Lower your shoulders and back to the floor. Repeat
After years of political stability and economic progress, Turkey is sliding backwards in reforms and in abiding to democratic principles and the rule of law.
A serious clampdown on media and individual freedoms has started and is likely to continue beyond the general elections in June 2015.
Journalists have been arrested and the authorities are cutting back the freedom of expression and media in Turkey.
As a reaction, a recent resolution by the European Parliament reminded Turkey that a free and pluralistic press is an essential component of any democracy.
Guy Verhofstadt, President of ALDE, and Rebecca Harms, President of Greens/EFA, have invited a number of key Turkish journalists from the major media corporations to address the issue of media freedom in Turkey and the role that the EU could play in that field.
Philippine Marines pull a winch in and attach it to a bulldozer during a training event May 12, 2014 in Crow Valley, Philippines during Balikatan 2014. The training was part of the culminating event between the logistics combat element of U.S. Marine Forces Balikatan and the Philippine Marines. Balikatan is an annual training exercise that strengthens the interoperability between the Armed Forces of the Philippines and U.S. military and their commitment to regional security and stability, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. The Philippine Marines are with Motor Transport and Maintenance Battalion, Combat Service Support Brigade, Philippine Marine Corps. The bulldozer is assigned to 3rd Maintenance Battalion, 3rd Marine Logistics Group, III Marine Expeditionary Force. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Joey S. Holeman/Released)
Ward underscores America’s commitment to advance security, stability and peace in Africa
By Army Sgt. Wayne Woolley
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Gen. William E. “Kip” Ward, commander of U.S. Africa Command, on Wednesday told a gathering of senior military leaders from 32 nations across the African continent that America is committed to forming and maintaining partnerships that advance security, stability and peace in Africa.
“We want to listen, we want to learn from your perspectives and we want to be a partner in collaborating to address the challenges you face,” Ward said. “You are our partners and I respect all of you.”
The senior African military leaders gathered for the inaugural African Land Forces Summit for five days of discussions about ways they can form stronger relationships among themselves and with the United States to protect borders, fight extremist groups and collaborate on humanitarian assistance and peace keeping missions.
The summit is sponsored by U.S. Army Africa, which was created last year as a service component command under USAFRICOM.
“We intend for this first African Land Forces Summit to be just the beginning of many more to come where we can gather on a regular basis to share ideas,” Ward said. “We want to ensure the programs and activities we conduct on the continent of Africa are helpful in building your military capacity in ways that support your regional and national interest.”
The best way for the United States military to do that, Ward said, is to listen and respond to the concerns of African military leaders.
“You have seen over the past few years how we do business. Not dictating to you. Not directing you,” Ward said. “But listening to you and then doing our best to do those things you have asked us to do. What you say matters. I hope this summit is proving that to you.”
U.S. Army photo by Barbara Romano
CAPTION: Gen. William E. “Kip” Ward, commander of U.S. Africa Command, arrives at African Land Forces Summit venue and greets U.S. Army Africa staff prior to speaking with summit delegates.
General Dynamics F-16 VISTA (Variable Stability In-Flight Simulator Test Aircraft) of the 416th Flight Test Squadron on static display during the US Air Force's celebration of the 70th anniversary of supersonic flight at Edwards AFB, October 13, 2017. VISTA was an in-flight simulator used to develop and test the flight characteristics of new aircraft designs.
EAST CHINA SEA (Aug. 12, 2016) Sailors aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold (DDG 65) man the rails before the ship breaks away from the People's Liberation Army (Navy) Jiangkai II class frigate Daqing (FFG 576) during a Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES) exercise. Benfold is currently underway in the the Western Pacific in support of security and stability in the Indo-Asia Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Deven Leigh Ellis/Released)
WESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN (Aug. 21, 2016) Marines, assigned to the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), participate in Marine Corps Martial Arts Program training on the flight deck of amphibious assault ship USS boxer (LHD 4). Boxer the flagship for the Boxer Amphibious Ready Group, with the embarked 13th MEU, is operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations in support of security and stability in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Craig Z. Rodarte/Released)
A German soldier of 291st Infantry Division completes a pre-combat check and inspection form during Rotation 14-09 at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC) in Hohenfels, Germany, Oct. 7, 2014. The rotation is based on the current operational environment and is designed to prepare the unit for peace support, stability and contingency operations. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. John Cress Jr./Released)
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The A-Class was presented at the beginning of 1997. Despite its length of 3,8 meters, it offered a relatively large luggage capacity of 390 liters. The floor was a patented "sandwich construction" with a double floor panel. It received 4 out of 5 stars from EuroNCAP in 1999. However, it became most famous because of the "moose test", a brutal evasive maneuver in which it overturned. Production was immediately halted, and several modifications were made, including the addition of standard ESP stability control. 4 engines were available, including 2 diesels from 1998. The car was sold in 3 trim levels : "Classic", "Elegance" and "Avantgarde". Production of the first generation ended in 2004.
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Mercedes - The Story of the Star
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At MBT it is our philosophy to keep the body in motion. We believe motion is key to helping find and maintain the right balance in life. At MBT, we can help achieve this through our unique shoe design that combines a perfect balance of function with style. MBT (Masai Barefoot Technology) was born in 1996 when we discovered that natural instability can have positive effects on the human body. We made this discovery by observing the wonderfully agile Masai people walking barefoot on natural, uneven ground. Seeing these people in action made us realize that the human body is simply not designed to walk or stand on the hard, flat surfaces of modern society. So we set out to develop a new kind of footwear, one that would mimic walking on soft, uneven ground. The results have been dramatic and revolutionary. MBTs are now sold in more than 55 countries. MBT's patented Masai Sensor and Balancing Area creates instability that your body instinctively attempts to correct. This corrective action can help add more movement into everyday life, lead to increased muscle activation and help improve posture and balance.
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Jeong Joon Yu (SK Group), Olga Algayerova (UNECE), Mark Harper (Secretary of State for Transport, UK), Volker Wissing (Federal Minister for Digital and Transport, Germany), Hee-ryong Won (Minster of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Korea), Kris Peeters (European Investment Bank, EIB) and Carlos Monje (Under Secretary for Transportation Policy, US explore the role of transport in promoting economic co-operation, peace and stability in the Open Plenary "Transport as an enabler of sustainable economies, peace and stability in time of crisis". The event takes place during the International Transport Forum's 2023 Summit on "Transport Enabling Sustainable Economies" in Leipzig, Germany on 24 May 2023.
Coming up after the drift array, the holey sock helps maintain stability in the water column. Photo: M. Ohman
International Monetary Fund's Financial Counsellor and Monetary and Capital Markets Department Director Jose Vinals attends the Global Financial Stability Report Press Conference September 21, 2011 at the IMF Headquarters in Washington, DC. IMF Photograph/Stephen Jaffe
Well this is a cool spot to say the least, didn't know that there was a grill deck at this train overpass and must admit I was weary at first walking on the grill. I just had to try and capture that feeling with cars speeding by under you. Also had to get the tripod in the shot since it's the unsung hero of these shots!
Sb800 full power manually triggered lighting up the side of the overpass and grill.