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FORTUNE GLOBAL FORUM
Monday, November 2nd, 2015
2015 FORTUNE GLOBAL FORUM
San Francisco, CA, USA
4:40-5:05 pm
CYBERSECURITY: PRACTICAL ADVICE FOR CEOs
These days, a hacker attack can start and end in a matter of minutes, often before your company has any idea it happened in the first place. These attacks, however, can have long-lasting effects. Every company needs the best possible cybersecurity incident response team, but it also needs the best possible preventive system to stop an attack before it starts. What’s the latest and how does your company need to prepare for the when, not the if?
Panelists:
Orion Hindawi, Co-founder, President, and CTO, Tanium
Kevin Mandia, Senior Vice President and COO, FireEye
Moderator:
Nina Easton, Washington Columnist, Senior Editor, and Chair, Most Powerful Women International, Fortune
Photograph by Stuart Isett/Fortune Global Forum
Van Hool DAF DE33WSSB3000 new 4/1995 as North Kent Road Car DV30 Taken at the Bus And Coach Preservation Show Newbury 2013
Abigail Howard Hunt Stuart (1839-1902): Washington suffragist inspired by Anthony’s and Scott Duniway’s 1871 visit to territorial legislature; chair, Washington Territory Board of Immigration, c. 1875-80; prominent clubwoman; founder, on March 10, 1883, and first president of Woman’s Club of Olympia (first woman’s club in Washington and second on Pacific Coast); chair, Constitution Committee, Washington State Federation of Woman’s Clubs organizing convention, September, 1896; treasurer, State Federation, 1898; wife of Robert G. Stuart; spoke at organizing meeting of Portland Woman’s Club, December 19, 1895, becoming member, 1899; died at 62 in San Francisco, January 6.
From Lincoln and Seward, Published by Sheldon and Company, 1874.
View of Stuart Park, Darwin looking towards the airport from West Lane carpark.
Photographer: Ken Hodge
A parade of shops in Pennycomequick, Plymouth. This parade still exists, and the post office and shop on the right is now a post office and Londis store. The building just in front of the railway bridge is now gone. The camera position seems to be at the start of Central Park Avenue, so there is a roundabout in the foreground of this view now.
Postcard photo probably taken before 1920, although there are tramlines in the foreground. Perhaps someone knows when trams arrived in this road?
Austrian postcard, no. 5042. Photo: National / Mondial-Filmverleih / Eiko.
Henry Stuart (1885-?) was a British-Swiss actor, director and writer, who worked mostly in German silent cinema.
For more postcards, a bio and clips check out our blog European Film Star Postcards.
It was a seven-mile bike ride from my apartment to Stuart Beach - mostly flat except for two big drawbridges. I'd bike there most weekends and sometimes drive there after work, since work got out at 4pm. This particular weekend I went with friends.
St Benet Paul's Wharf, London
Take away the buildings of Queen Victoria Street in your mind, and you can see the relationship between this church and the great cathedral at the top of the hill, for in medieval times this was the church on the quayside below St Paul's. Both cathedral and church were destroyed in the Great Fire of course. The current church dates from the 1670s and was by Robert Hooke who worked in Wren's office. The building is externally very pleasing, a modest, elegant protestant box, the tower not overwhelming it. The church survived the Blitz pretty much intact, and retains its original furnishings.
Since the 1870s this church has been in use by the Welsh Language Congregation of the Church of England, but it is open to rest of us from 10am to 2pm on Thursdays only.
Undergraduate apprentices, Sam Mostacci (centre left) and David Strong demonstrate their brazing skills to Stuart Andrew (left) watched by Airedale manufacturing director Tony Cole
Eric Stuart speaking with attendees at the 2016 Saboten Con at the Sheraton Grand Phoenix in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Whether you are dressing up your weekend look or taking a break from heels in the office, these Stuart Weitzman loafers are the perfect addition to your shoe wardrobe. They may be pre-owned but you could never tell from the shine of these shoes. The toe box does have some creases but there is no discoloration. It will probably up the comfort level since these shoes have already been broken in.
The low 1 inch block heel gives you just a bit of height with a lot of stability. There is a silver plate accenting the tops of the shoes. Stuart Weitzman is made of quality construction so these are sure to last through a few seasons. The classic loafer style will also stay around from season to season. They are marked as a size 8/1/2 AAAA, however, I am a size 7 1/5 normal width and they fit me a bit snug. I think narrow 7 or 7 1/2 foot would be a good fit for this shoe.
These shoes retail around $230.
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