View allAll Photos Tagged execution
Gallows. Executions started in 1943 in the small fortress. 250 to 300 inmates were shot without trial.
copyright : Marco Restano tutti i diritti riservati - all rights reserved
Based loosely on the trial and execution of Ruth Snyder in 1928, Treadwell's play was produced by St. Cloud State University's theater department this week. Directed by Jen Tuder.
against executions in iran...
against crimes against humanity in syria...
to prevent a new massacre against members of the democratic iranian opposition in " camp liberty"....
Sterling Renaissance Festival - Sterling, NY - Saturday, August 13, 2011
Sheriff Spector and his Constable's after the public execution.
Knighted by Queen Elizabeth, Sir General Sarge had a wonderful day at the Sterling Renaiisance Festival making many new friends.
Follow the daily adventures of General Sarge - Click Here!
Activists around the world including Amnesty International gathered on Wednesday May 6th 2009 for a worldwide day of action protesting against the illegal execution of Delara Darabi in Iran on Friday. May 1st.
A two-month stay of execution had been issued by the Head of the Judiciary only two weeks before Delara's sudden and secretive execution.
Take action against Delara's and all child executions here:
When I saw Toby's shot yesterday, titled Invasion, my mind immediately thought of the word "Execution" for some reason.
I decided to put Bender behind the blindfold since he was a good model last time.
I planned on using Buzz Lightyear as the executioner but it didn't quite work out how I imagined it.
Project Tandem | Day 20 ~ Toby's shot | Rick's shot
Outside the restrooms at the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is a little collection of coin-operated amusements, some familiar from San Francisco's Musee Mecanique. This one was new to us. The condemned man's head lights up orange when he's electrocuted.
Scuola Europea di Coaching
“Vision without execution is just hallucination”
(T. Edison)
Intervista con Nerio Zurli
Nerio è Managing Director di HAVI Logistic Srl, dove lavora dal gennaio 1998.
In precedenza ha operato presso Vegè e la Gianni Fontana ed Associati.
Quali sono gli strumenti formativi che ritiene più utili nel suo contesto aziendale? Che contributo crede possano dare forme connesse alla creatività e all’arte, quali ad esempio il teatro e perché no il coaching?
HAVI utilizza da sempre molteplici strumenti di formazione sia in ambito manageriale che per specifiche aree o funzioni, a seconda delle esigenze dell’organizzazione. I più comuni ed utilizzati sono:
*Corsi o seminari specifici
*Attività di training on the job
*Coaching
*E-Learning
*Mentoring
L’utilizzo di linguaggi elementi culturali come il teatro, il cinema o lo sport sono forme di apprendimento che utilizziamo raramente, ma sono certamente una interessante ed innovativa opportunità per realizzare attività formative esperienziali efficaci e coinvolgenti. Il coaching è sicuramente una delle tecniche più efficaci che utilizziamo sia con il supporto di società esterne che con risorse interne che hanno ottenuto una specifica certificazione.
Quali sono le principali competenze che cerca nelle persone che collaborano con lei e di cui non vorrebbe fare a meno?
HAVI opera come lead logistics provider in ambito internazionale e va da se che, date le caratteristiche del nostro business, nella selezione delle risorse manageriali vengono privilegiate competenze afferenti ad aree quali: Relazionale (Comunicazione e Leadership), Cognitiva (flessibilità, capacità di cambiamento, decisionale e gestione dello stress), Realizzativa (orientamento al risultato e people management).
Cos'è per lei essere leader nel suo lavoro ?
In HAVI essere leader significa essere colui che fa si che le cose accadano, che nulla sia lasciato al caso. Il leader assume il ruolo di facilitatore, di garante che l’insieme delle risorse disponibili producano i risultati attesi avendo come obiettivi l’eccellenza organizzativa, operativa ed economico-finanziaria.
Azienda in Scena
Azienda in Scena è la teatralizzazione di momenti reali di vita aziendale, realizzata da autori ed attori professionisti.
Vengono rappresentate situazioni ordinarie, quali riunioni di team, erogazione di feedback, incontri con colleghi e clienti, situazioni in cui spesso le capacità tecniche dei singoli non sono sufficienti, e dove occorrono, per il raggiungimento dei risultati personali ed aziendali, capacità relazionali che non sempre vengono utilizzate e sviluppate adeguatamente.
Azienda in Scena, strumento formativo che la EEC già propone ai suoi clienti, si basa sull'idea che la verosimiglianza teatrale predisponga positivamente i partecipanti prima ad osservare e poi a riscontrare come quanto spesso ciò che è presentato in scena sia simile al proprio vissuto lavorativo, stimolando così consapevolezza e riflessione.
Osservarsi dal di fuori, da un'altra prospettiva, è utile a prendere coscienza del proprio agire e a comprendere meglio il clima aziendale.
Quanto rappresentato viene commentato dai nostri ospiti, con l'interazione di Raquel Guarnieri e Laura Averone.
Come sempre prima degli eventi, i coach EEC offrono sessioni individuali di coaching gratuite a chi le richiede nell'iscrizione.
Azienda in Scena, Bologna 27 Aprile ore 17.00.
ZanHotel Europa, Via Cesare Boldrini 11.
Per saperne di più: Azienda in Scena Bologna
Per registrarsi all'evento: Compila il form di iscrizione
Info e Prenotazioni
_____
AGENDA
16.45
Welcome coffee
17.00
Benvenuti
Raquel Guarnieri, AD EEC Italia
17.10
Prima scena: Feedback
17.30
Contributi e testimoniante degli speaker e del pubblico
17.50
Approfondimento: Feedback
Raquel Guarnieri
18.00
Seconda Scena: Comando Controllo
18.10
Contributi e testimoniante degli speaker e del pubblico
18.30
Approfondimento: Da comando e controllo a delega e fiducia
Raquel Guarnieri
18.45
La EEC nella formazione in coaching
Eleonora Speziali, Executive coach EEC
19.00
Aperitivo con gli speaker, gli attori , i coach EEC e Raquel Guarnieri
img.musvc3.net/static/10514/images/26/1%20Layout%20EEC/So... img.musvc3.net/static/10514/images/26/1%20Layout%20EEC/So...
<
Scuola Europea di Coaching – EEC Italia
via Pomba 29, 10123 Torino
Cancella iscrizione | Unsubscribe
Email inviata con MailUp
The Plaats (Place) was the original starting point of The Hague next to the brook that fils the dune lake that is now the Hofvijver. Later the castle and court were build on the other side. Only the porch (here on the left) remains today, the last original houses were torn down in the nineteenth century. The Plaats was also used for public executions. It was then known as The green mess (Het groene zooitje). The porch was used as a prison (and torture) center.
After the battle of Wood Lake between the soldiers, under Gen. H.H. Sibley, & the Indians, under Little Crow, 2000 Indians surrendered. The Sioux warriors were all arraigned before a military commission, consisting of Col. Wm. Crooks, Lieut. Col. Wm. R. Marshall & Capt. H.P. Grant, with I.V.D. Heard as judge advocate. The commission completed its work November 5, 1862, & condemned three hundred & three of the culprits to death. They were at once removed to South Bend, on the Minnesota River. Their families & the other Indians were taken to Fort Snelling & confined all winter in a stockade. The condemned Indians were shortly removed to Mankato & confined in a large stone warehouse, which is shown at the left in the picture. President Lincoln was prevailed upon by Eastern people to mitigate the sentence of most of the murderers. He orders thirty-nine be hung. & the others imprisoned. The order for the execution was issued to General Sibley December 6, 1862, & on the 26th of December, 1862 thirty-eight were hung on one scaffold at Mankato. One had cheated the scaffold by dying a natural death. A man named Dooley, whose family had been murdered by the Indians, was granted the privilege of cutting the rope that dropped the platform from beneath the Indians & swung them into eternity. The rest of the murderers were imprisoned until spring, then removed to Davenport, Iowa, & soon after sent to a reservation on the Missouri River & liberated.
Execution time, in the moderate exercise zone, I spent 46 minutes and 44 seconds. The remainder of the time (48 minutes) includes my warm-up (about 20 minutes) when I was getting to this zone, and when I was doing weights and strength training - the HR is lower when lifting weights. The remainer of time, about 25 minutes was above the 155 zone, in the high impact cardio - averaging about 165.
The leaders of the 1916 uprising were executed here, including one who was too sick to stand and was tied to a chair and shot. This brutality had the effect of turning the previously-indifferent populace against the British.
I went a little overboard on carving away the teeth but, considering that I've never used this technique, I'm fairly pleased with the result.
I arrived here at the end of the "Old" Shinagawa Tokaido that lead me back to Rte 15. The Suzugamori Execution Grounds.
This place was originally right on Tokyo Bay when it became a place of death in Keian 4 (1651). Due to land reclamation (also known as paving the Earth) it's now safely quite a distance from the Bay.
This location was used in combination with Kozukappara and Itabashi Execution Grounds by the Tokugawa Shogunate during the Edo Period. It continued until Meiji 4 (1871).
So, back to being on Tokyo Bay. It was very important that this place be located near the water, because the preferred method of death was by drowning. Yes. Drowning. Those brought here were suspended head down so they might wait patiently for High Tide and not die too quickly. Estimates for the number of people killed here rise into the tens of thousands. Somber little place. I know that many were probably guilty, but I'm also sure that there were some innocent ones that suffered the same fate as the guilty over 220 years of slow death. Some historians here in Japan have estimated that no less than 40% of those that lost their lives here were found guilty of FALSE charges.
Suzugamori was quite famous in its time. Ando Hiroshige created a woodblock print of it. Many Kabuki plays were written about it and one of them, called Gozonji Suzugamori is STILL being performed!
Although also just a remnant, a Temple once stood nearby called Daikyo-ji, which was built to calm the souls of the executed (read: keep the angry souls of the innocent from coming back to wreak havoc on the bastards that sent them here).
It is listed as Number 55 of the "One Hundred Scenic Spots in Shinagawa."
Since when did tweeting about an execution become socially acceptable. Yes, the now deceased was a horrid murder, but when is it okay to publicize the act in such a manner. But by the way, thanks for the update?