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Cybercrime’s complex nature calls for a need for all parties involved —police, prosecutors, and judges— to work together to ensure that evidence is preserved and presented effectively.
Through technical assistance in capacity building, prevention and awareness-raising, as well as regional cooperation, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is bringing together police officers, prosecutors, and judges to address the multisectoral nature of cybercrime.
Through training like the one shown above held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, UNODC is helping to build a more robust response to cybercrime in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
© UNODC / Laura Gil
28-Sep-06 - 0067 : Mont St Michel, France - Abbey Refectory
This is the refectory where the monks took their meals. It is level with the Abbey Church and the cloisters and is on the top floor of 'La Merveille' ('The Marvel') the 3 story monastic complex which also includes the Knight's Room and Guest Hall on the second floor and the Almonry and Cellar on the bottom floor.
Ford Rouge Complex in Dearborn, MI, where they make the Ford F-150. Unfortunately, no photos were allowed in the actual factory.
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August 10, 2013:
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How complex is Jupiter? NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter is finding the Jovian giant to be more complicated than expected. Jupiter's magnetic field has been discovered to be much different from our Earth's simple dipole field, showing several poles embedded in a complicated network more convoluted in the north than the south. Further, Juno's radio measurements show that Jupiter's atmosphere shows structure well below the upper cloud deck -- even hundreds of kilometers deep. Jupiter's newfound complexity is evident also in southern clouds, as shown in the featured image. There, planet-circling zones and belts that dominate near the equator decay into a complex miasma of continent-sized storm swirls. Juno continues in its looping elliptical orbit, swooping near the huge planet every 53 days and exploring a slightly different sector each time around. via NASA ift.tt/2sDDDot