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A European Approach to Data Protection and Artificial Intelligence: Discussing the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Its Impacts featuring Fanny Hidvegi, Estelle Masse, and Etienne Maury.
Photo credit: Yuri Kazakov for the European Institute, March 28, 2019.
The Cube’s brief called for the design of a distinctly new type of mixed-use building in Birmingham that was also an architectural landmark, setting the scene for the transformation of New Street Station and the new Library of Birmingham. The Cube’s façade remarkably has no single uninterrupted line which runs vertically or horizontally. Rather, the fretwork is composed entirely of elements which turn at 90degree angles to coalesce as cruciform outlines and overlapping rectangles. The use of steel allowed this freedom to the designers. The beams and columns of the screen are overclad with aluminium panels but as these panels are not watertight, galvanized steel was required to achieve this outdoor sculptural element.
Photo by: Make Architects
Photos of the Project for Protection Fans with Safety Nets. Installed in Bilbao, Spain, for protection of falling materials with double-Net and textile lifelines.
Thanks to Claire Collier for her pictures from the Thailand Elephant Sanctuary. Find out more at www.frontiergap.com
Mens Thorax Chest protector insert designed to fit into the front of any Dainese motorcycle jacket or suit. To know more visit www.dainese-central.com/
We provide highly trained executive protection services over short periods, anywhere in Southeast Asia.
Particular emphasis is placed on our ability to work jointly as a team with visiting corporate security members.
Scene at Birnie Loch Fife 2008 spring when the swan is chasing possible intruders from the nesting chicks.
In the expansion to the board game Carcassonne, the fairy, pictured in front of the green follower/meeple, protects meeples from the dragon.
IOM Mauritania, Chris story
By Flavia Giordani and Sibylle Desjardins.
Chris is thirteen years old. He left Liberia because of poverty and Ebola. His mother wanted to find a better job to provide for his studies. The promises received upon departure revealed to be false. The man who brought them, left for Libya, Chris was separated from his mother and little brother and was left with a Liberian friend of the man and the mother was stacked in Mauritania with no money and documents.
The first time I have met Chris, he had breathing problems and stammered. I was with a colleague from UNHCR who referred us the case. He told us a bit of his story and then said: “I am young but I have already lived many things, I can take care of myself. I can even live in an institute; the only thing I want is to study. If you help me studying I will become the president of Liberia and I will make it a better country.”
He saw on the BBC that the trip to the Mediterranean was very dangerous and he did not want to die there.
When we started looking for his family, we did not have much more than some incoherent information. Then, thanks to the support of the ICRC, we could contact his grandfather back in Liberia. After sometime, he told us that Chris’s mother was still in Mauritania, but in another city. We could find her and Chris’s little brother.
After three months of researches, afternoons spent teaching English to Chris and many visits to the family back in Liberia, we could reunite them today… with a new surprise, another brother arriving.
In some weeks they will fly back to Liberia where they will start a new life.
Photo 23/52 : Soleil
Focale F/8
Temps d'exposition 3,2 sec
ISO 100
Distance focale 30 mm
Pour finir j'ai pris 2 photos pour ce thème... et j'ai eu du mal à choisir...
L'autre me plaisait beaucoup, mais j'ai choisi celle-ci car je la trouve plus originale, et que j'ai pu utiliser mon miroir dans le fond pour représenter le soleil :)
I'm going to go back and get a better shot of this for my photoblog. I like the way that the cross and the CCTV camera are the two things that are hoisted aloft looking down and judging watching over us.
That shadow is a cross okay
Judgement must willing today
Silence is not sacrifice
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers inspect and process arriving international private flights utilizing a Mobile Command Center at Las Vegas International Airport, February 9, 2024. CBP is providing significant security in advance of Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 11, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
Logo permettant d'illustrer l'article "Patrimoine immatériel de l'entreprise et protection de l'information" (dans la catégorie "Intelligence économique > Protection des informations" du blog jb2.0.
U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart will conducted a force protection exercise in conjunction with Host Nation emergency services on Patch Barracks, on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2017. The full-scale exercise is designed to train personnel in handling various types of incidents and emergencies in accordance with the garrison’s force protection plan. Host Nation first responders and emergency services will also participated in the event. - U.S. Army photo by Kevin S. Abel, USAG Stuttgart Public Affairs