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Customer/partner discussion. From left: Moderator: Marc Solomon, VP, Security Marketing, Cisco; Scott Harrell, VP, Product Marketing, Cisco; Matthew Gyde, Group Executive Security, Dimension Data; Miguel A. Gamiño Jr., COO, Deputy CIO/Director & Chief of Staff Department of Technology | City & County of San Francisco; John Stewart, CSO, Cisco Security Business Group and Martin Roesch, VP and Chief Security Architect, Cisco Security Business Group.
Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA Director General, met with industrialist during a panel discussion at the World Nuclear Exhibition (WNE) 2021. 30 November 2021. WNE, Paris Nord - Villepinte, 82 Avenue des Nations, 75116 Paris, France.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Industrialists:
Yves Desbazeille, DG Foratom
Bohdan Zronek, Member of the Board of Directors & Chief Nuclear Officer at CEZ
Sama Bilabao Y Leon, WNA CEO
Thomas Mieusset, Nuclear Advisor, NPCIL Research, Department of Atomic Energy
Alain Gauvin, President of GIFE
Patrick Fragman, CEO and President of Westinghouse
Juan Pablo Ordoñez, Chief Strategy Officer of the Nuclear Projects Division of INVAP
Business Minsiter Mark Prisk engaged in discussions with BRE CEO Peter Bonfield during his visit to BRE Watford, 14 May 2012.
01 February 2014, New Delhi - As part of the 7th CMS Vatavaran, an environment and wildlife film festival and forum, UNDP organized a session to raise awareness about the threats to the Himalayan ecosystem on 1 Feb 2014. During the session, an innovative quiz competition was organized that enabled school children to understand the importance of biodiversity conservation in all ecosystems. In addition, a panel discussion with experts outlined threats to biodiversity conservation in Himalayas, importance of medicinal plants and associated traditional knowledge, issues related to bio-piracy, and legal mechanisms in place for protection of traditional knowledge.
The controversial imprisonment of trans woman and LGBTQ activist CeCe McDonald is the subject of the documentary FREE CECE!, which was screened on Feb. 19, 2019 at the library.
On her way to the store with a group of friends, Chrishaun Reed “CeCe” McDonald was brutally attacked. While defending her life, a man was killed. After a coercive interrogation, CeCe was incarcerated in a men’s prison in Minnesota. An international campaign to free CeCe garnered significant support from media and activists, including actress Laverne Cox. Cox signed on as executive producer of FREE CECE!, committed to exploring the role race, class, and gender played in CeCe’s case.
In the end, CeCe emerged not only as a survivor, but also as a leader.
Documentarian Jac Gares pushed past the everyday narratives of victimhood surrounding the lives of transgender people, to spotlight the way CeCe and other trans people are leading a growing movement fighting for the rights of transgender people everywhere. CeCe’s powerful story highlights the groundswell of voices questioning the prison industrial complex and calling for its disassembly. FREE CECE! is directed and produced by Jac Gares and executive produced by Laverne Cox.
The screening was followed by a discussion between director Jac Gares and Robt Seda-Schreiber of the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice.
Co-sponsored by the library, the Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice and Campaign to the End the New Jim Crow.
Despite being a keen photographer, I hardly ever take my camera to the match. Today I felt like it though, because I had an idea for one photoo that I thought would be a good shot. I thought from my spec, when Gerrard went over to take a corner at the Main Stand/Anny Road end corner, it would make an interesting image with his back to camera, ball in hand, being applauded and cheered by a sea of reds to the left and snarled at by the blue section to the right. Anyway, we never got a single corner on that side, so it never came up. Instead I just quickly snapped a few, mainly in the warm up and the odd break in play.
Donning their finest business attire, the Emerging Leaders set out for a morning of discussion and inspiration with Assistant Secretary of State Evan Ryan and espnW Vice President Laura Gentile, organized by SportsUnited in the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
Left to right: Tim Zweber (Scott), Glen Groth (Winona), Kristy Miron (Washington-Ramsey and Emily Zweber (Scott)
Discussion meeting about some of the excellent Community Safety Initiativies in the Colin area.Pictured are Harry Maguire Director CRJI, Judith Gillespie(OBE) Deputy Chief Constable PSNI, Jim McCarthy Belfast Co-ordinator CRJI.
The discussion we had about the mass on a spring circular motion problem, and Professor Dorothy Montgomery's explanation of the circling electrons, led to another point- that the moon can be considered to be in approximately circular motion around the earth. It was a big question in the 1680s how the force of gravity changed as you moved away from earth. Robert Hooke believed it decreased as a factor of the square radius... but he had no idea how to prove it. Newton realized that his equations of motion applied to the moon's circular motion could give the proof. From the work we did previously (see 2 slides back) we can see that to figure out what g is, the gravitational acceleration due to the earth (out where the moon is, not on the surface where of course it's 9.8m/s^2) all we need to know is the moon's speed and distance. The next slide will start plugging into this equation.
My external flash unit was one I picked for free at a going-away party for one of Alvina's coworkers just several days ago -- and it's a Nikon while my camera is a Canon, so the metering doesn't seem to work correctly. Took me three tries to get the exposure right. The first one isn't even worth uploading. This is the second attempt, and it was still a bit underexposed.