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2024 has been a remarkable year for the Irish CTF, Capture the Flag, team, and doubly so for team Captain Cillian Collins. Fresh from leading the team to their highest ever finish in ENISA's European Cybersecurity Challenge, Collins became the first Irish player selected for Team Europe and was a leading figure in that team as they won the International Cybersecurity Challenge CTF this week in Santiago, Chile. The win was Team Europe's third in a row, facing challenges from teams representing Asia, Oceania, USA, Africa, Latin America and Canada, across two days of challenges. The team became the first to win each individual day of competition as well as the overall prize. The win came less than three weeks after Collins captained the Irish team to their highest finish of 16th at the European Cybersecurity Challenge in Turin, Italy, where the Irish competed against 31 teams from Europe plus six guest countries including the US, Singapore, Canada and Costa Rica. 16th place was a jump of nine places in 2023, by a team run by volunteers and one one of the smallest budgets in the competition, and represents huge progress by the team under manager Mark Lane and head coaches Emmet Leahy and Daniel Cahill, themselves both former Team Ireland captains. It's also been a remarkable personal journey for Collins who only started playing CTFs in 2021, "I was first introduced to CTFs when qualifying for the Irish team competing at ECSC Prague in 2021. After this I competed at ZeroDays CTF in Dublin where I won the Colleges category with my team in both 2022 and 2023," said Collins. "I've been involved in the Irish team ever since and was nominated by Mark Lane for Team Europe this year. After an intense selection process I was chosen to compete in Chile at the ICC where we competed against teams from North America, Asia, Africa, Oceania and Latin America - finishing in 1st place!". The improvement in the team has been marked this year. When asked what's behind the advances Collins explained that the knowledge sharing from more experienced players has helped accelerate the learning of newer players "We now have former players such as Daniel Cahill and Emmet Leahy who are team coaches and share what they have learned from past competitions." "Mark Lane has been instrumental in organising the team and putting together regular bootcamps at TU Dublin campus where the team have worked together in preparation for these competitions. And that hard work has paid off. It has been incredibly rewarding to see Ireland so high on the leaderboard! We had the largest improvement of any ECSC team this year and it is a testament to the hard work and dedication of players and coaches." Team manager Mark Lane was glowing in his praise of his team captain "Cillian has come on an incredible distance in the three years since he joined the team. His drive and desire to learn have been great to watch, and it's so rewarding to see his continued development as a player and as captain. I'd no hesitation nominating him to Team Europe and I wasn't surprised to see him becoming the first Irish player to be chosen. "He still has so much potential, and I could see him as a future captain of the European team. His engagement in the training with Team Europe has also been hugely beneficial to the Irish team as Cillian brings all that learning and experience back to our team as a coach," said Lane. Collins also speaks very highly of his experiences with Team Europe "It is a great honour to be able to play alongside such talented people. I learned a huge amount from being a part of the team and feel motivated to continue learning. The ICC this year was very competitive with some extremely strong players on the other teams so we were very pleased to come out on top." It's clear from both Collins and Lane that there is so much potential in the Irish CTF scene, and the future is bright, once the support is in place. Collins said "I think the CTF scene continues to grow and ther...

Europe for Europe – a wonderful opportunity for 18–23-year-olds to discover the EU together. Ahead of Europe Day on 9 May, and the upcoming European elections, 6-9 June, my shows this week and next will have a distinctly European flavour. To start with, Sasha is back with a chat about recent world news. Anne Calteux, Representative of the EU Commission to Luxembourg, is entering a very busy period of work, sharing her passion and knowledge for the European Union. Anne is effectively the Commission's voice in Luxembourg. There were many steps, and setbacks to the European Union becoming what it is today. Luxembourg was one of the founding countries of the EU, along with Belgium, West Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands. The creation of the ECSC (European Coal and Steel Community) was a pivotal step however. From 1952, Luxembourg, Brussels and Strasbourg became temporary meeting-places for the ECSC. Since 1992, these three cities have become the HQ for all our European institutions. And today, more than 14,000 European civil servants and agents work for the EU institutions in Luxembourg. Europe for Europe Europe for Europe (E4E) is a programme designed for 18 to 23 year olds to tour the founding six member states of the EU. There is only one participant from each of the 27 member states, plus the UK (despite Brexit), vetted by the Rotary Club who designed the programme. https://europe4europe.com This experience lasts for three intense weeks in July, allowing for 3 days in each country, and they all have their own themes: Italy - future industrial developments France - historical heritage Belgium - social responsibility Netherlands - inclusivity Germany - Ariane Space Project Luxembourg - EU institutions Roberto Mancina was a co-founder of Europe for Europe, having been involved with the Youth Exchange for many years. Whilst attending an EEMA congress in Istanbul, he had lunch with some French Rotarians from Thionville. They wanted to find a way to honour the memory of Robert Schumann, who was from Thionville and Founding Father of the EU. And so the idea of E4E was born. Roberto was particularly interested in developing this project as the Rotary Club is American in origin, and he felt it needed a greater European focus. Ellen Spencer is Coordinator of Europe for Europe (E4E) for the Rotary Clubs of Luxembourg. Ellen first became involved with the Rotary Clubs here when she moved to Luxembourg. Ellen has a son and has observed the benefits to him growing up as an EU citizen. She continues to work passionately to support young adult programmes that focus on engagement towards a common future for a better world. The EU Youth Strategy and Erasmus+ are other places to discover programmes for young people, to enhance European values, tolerance, enhance skills and employability. To find out more information just contact the Rotary Clubs of Luxembourg (or indeed other countries across Europe) and the European Youth Portal. https://youth.europa.eu/home_en Subscribe to the Podcast and get in touch! Please do subscribe to the podcast on Apple and / or Spotify. It would be great if you could rate and review too - helps others find us. Tune in on Today Radio Saturdays at 11am, Sundays at noon and Tuesdays at 10am.

Hacker EB-n jártunk,Adatbázist láttunk.Feltörjük majd szépen, jó lesz?Kali kell, vagy Parrot OS?Tudtad, hogy pont úgy, ahogy a fociból - hackelésből szintén van Európa bajnokság? Ez az ECSC. Magyarország idén másodjára indult rajta, és ebben az adásban a válogatottunk csapatvezetőjével beszélgettünk a versenyről, a magyar csapatról, a helyezésünkről, és a csapatszervezés nehézségeiről.  - Az ECSC hivatalos weboldala -Az EB-n kívül létezik egy magyar verseny is, amit az NKI szervez, ez a HCSC névre hallgat.- Erről bővebben ide kattintva olvashatsz! - 

Mai adásban D3v és WoLfY mesél a HCSC és ECSC kihívásról.Aztán elbúcsúznak, mert be lesznek zsákolva amiért megosztották ezeket az információkat. Elérhetőségeink:TelegramTwitterInstagramFacebookMail: info@hackeslangos.show

Step outside the box and learn how you can experience science first hand at the Emerald Coast Science Center! This week we sit down for a chat with Diane Fraser, the Executive Director of the ECSC, who is passionate about science and sharing it with the community.  In this interview Diane gives a special shout out to EOD student volunteers who helped build outdoor exhibits at the Science Center and to show the EOD community what a lasting impact their good deeds had on our community!  Great job NAVSCOLEOD!Join us Saturday, August 26th at 3:30pm at the ECSC, 31 Memorial Parkway, SW Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548, ecscience.org, as Diane opens the doors to the museum and offers free admission for all EOD Warriors & their families!Special Activities will include Creature Feature, which is a hands-on animal encounter and a sciPad activity featuring  SMALLab Learning Courtesy of Impact100 of Northwest Florida.Support the showClick here to support Behind the Warrior Podcast today! https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E110509&id=354

In Episode 105, Tim Ryerson, Founder and ED of Get On The Bus, GM and Consultant with Ballistic United Soccer Club, Founder of Ellicott City Soccer Club, and Husband and Father, talks with Phil and Paul about how he is making the beautiful game more accessible for youth across the country through his work with Get On The Bus, his special needs program in Maryland, some of the life and leadership lessons he has learned from his coaches over the years, the importance of hard work, the current state of youth soccer in the US, a little USMNT World Cup Preview, and why Tim does what he does throughout the US. Specifically, Tim discusses: His personal story, how he developed his passion for soccer, leadership, coaching, and making soccer accessible to all demographics in society (4:44) What he learned about leadership starting Ellicott City SC, and what you can learn from it (10:42) His personal why/purpose statement and how he is living it out (14:39) The coaches who most influenced him and what he learned from them about life and leadership (16:45) Why hard work is critical to success in life, and why we need to work harder than everyone else to achieve excellence (24:53) What he likes about the current state of US youth soccer and what he would change if he had the power to do so (32:10) A little USMNT World Cup Preview (35:44) The Special Needs program at ECSC and all the cool stuff that they are doing with kids of all abilities (38:38) The Get on the Bus Program, what it is, how it is making soccer more accessible for all demographics in society, how they are involving parents/adults, and how you can get involved with it (44:21) How he is using lessons learned from soccer in his marriage and parenting (56:18) His recommendations of books and other great soccer-related organizations (58:51) Resources and Links from this Episode Get on the Bus Website Uncut Video of the Episode HSEL Facebook Group Warrior Way Soccer Coaching the Bigger Game Program Phil's email for DISC Training Changing the Game Project The Sideline Project Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't, by Simon Sinek The Coach's Bible (FCA)

Korábban már meséltünk nektek az idei HCSC és az ECSC kiberversenyekről, most azonban a versenyzők benyomásait is megismerhetitek, emellett kicsit bepillantást nyerhettek abba, hogy hogyan gondolkodik egy igazi hacker. Kiderül az is, hogy kinek és miért érdemes jelentkeznie egy hacker versenyre és, hogy mi a dolga például egy „kiberedzőnek”.Nemzetbiztonsági Szakszolgálat Nemzeti Kibervédelmi IntézetWeb: https://nki.gov.huEmail: podcast@nki.gov.huFacebook: https://facebook.com/nki.gov.hu/Instagram: https://instagram.com/nki.gov.hu/Zene © Dudás Tamás

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The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court invites you to the Virtual Opening of the Law Year 2022 on Tuesday, January 11 2022, at 10 a.m. Join Her Ladyship, The Hon. Dame Janice M. Pereira, DBE, LL.D., Chief Justice and other distinguished speakers from the Inner and Utter Bar across the OECS, as they address you under the theme 'The ECSC: Re-imagining the Justice System in the Era of COVID-19 and Beyond'. For the full list of speakers, visit: http://www.govt.lc/news/ecsc-virtual-opening-of-the-law-year-2022

On this special episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd get an exclusive interview with the Drive Thru USA crew including, Donavon, Benji, Dane Reynolds, Parker Coffin, and more! Plus, the boys dig in to topics including corduroy pants, the Red Bull Big Wave Awards, Dion Agius' frontside boardslides, Jacksonville Super Girl Surf Pro, ECSC, Vans X Skateistan, Halloween Hellride 2021, SLS Street League Lake Havasu, Todd ruins Chris' meeting with skater John Gardner, Dear Rider, Jake Burton doc, Spencer Barton's Excalibur Flip contest, Nerds, Day Zero Mayhem Swampfest 2021, Curb Your Enthusiasm, your questions answered, and so much more! Presented by: Herschel Supply Co. @herschelsupply BN3TH @BN3THApparel MASS20 NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD MASS20 Bub's Naturals! @bubsnaturals MASS20 Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards MASS10 Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea YewOnline.com @yewonline New Greens @newgreens MASS20 Adventure IO @adventureio Pedal Electric @pedal.electric

ཨོ་སི་ཊོ་ལི་ཡའི་ནང་མི་རིགས་སྣ་མང་སྤྱི་ཚོགས་ཞབས་ཞུའི་ལས་ཁང་ ECSC དང་། མན་ལེའི་གཞིས་སྡོད་རོགས་སྐྱོར་ལས་ཁུངས་ CNB ཐུན་མོང་གིས་གོ་སྒྲིག་འོག ཨོ་སི་ཊོ་ལི་ཡའི་ནང་མཐོ་སློབ་ལ་འགྲོ་འཆར་ཡོད་མཁན་བོད་རིགས་སློབ་ཕྲུག་རྣམས་ཀྱི་ཆེད་དུ། “ཨོ་གླིང་ནང་མཐོ་རིམ་སློབ་སྦྱོང་གི་གོ་སྐབས་དང་འགྲོ་སྟངས་”ཞེས་པའི་བརྗོད་གཞི་ཐོག་དྲ་ཐོག་བགྲོ་གླེང་གི་གཏམ་བཤད་ལས་རིམ་ཞིག་གོ་སྒྲིག་གནང་ཡོད་པ་རེད།

Let the games begin! Let your friends compete. Let the best team win! It's all part of a European strategy to attract, train, and nurture the next generations of cybersecurity professionals.Join Sean Martin, and he connects with our on-the-ground reporter and founder of the US Cyber Games, Jessica Gulick, as we discuss this year's European Cyber Security Challenge being held in Prague by Prague's cybersecurity challenge team of competitors and volunteers. What does it take to put this event together? Who is competing? Who is winning? And what does it mean to compete and win? And, why is Canada participating in a European challenge? There's a compelling and meaningful reason, trust us.Join us as we connect live with the team (watch the video) and then root on your favorite team as they compete for this challenge and then make their way on to the international cybersecurity challenge.____________________________About the European Cyber Security ChallengeEuropean countries host their national cybersecurity competitions. The winners of the national contests represent their countries in the ECSC. Similar to the ECSC, the national cybersecurity competitions consist of security-related challenges from domains such as web security, mobile security, crypto puzzles, reverse engineering, and forensics, which the participants have to solve in order to collect points. The individuals with the most points win the competition and secure a place in their national team, which will go on to compete in the ECSC finals.About the International Cybersecurity ChallengeIn the first International Cybersecurity Challenge, teams from across the globe will compete in a series of challenges such as web application and system exploitation, cryptography, reverse engineering, hardware challenges, forensics and escape rooms.About the US Cyber GamesThe US Cyber Games was founded by Katzcy, in cooperation with the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) program at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The program will run from April to October 2021 and consist of the US Cyber Open, the US Cyber Combine Invitational, and the selection of the first-ever US Cyber Team™ to represent the United States at the 2021 International Cyber Security Challenge (ICSC) held in Athens, Greece in December.About the European Cybersecurity ChallengeThe European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECC) is an annual competition, coordinated by the European Union Agency for cybersecurity. The event offers a platform for young cyber talents across Europe to gather and engage in networking over a unique opportunity to experience cooperation in trying to resolve a cybersecurity problem.The ECC is intended to encourage young people to pursue a career in cybersecurity, by challenging and developing the participants' skills needed in such extreme situations and connecting them with industry.____________________________GuestsIaonnis Agrafiotis, ENISA, ICCAdvian Belmonte, PM ECSC EnisaPedro Adão, Coach Team Portugal and EuropePetr Jirasek, Chairperson ECSC, ENISA Steering Committee, Chairman Czech National Cybersecurity Competition (led the day)Mario Polino, Italy Coach, Team Europe, TrainerTom Levasseur, Coach and Organizer for Cyber Team CanadaJessica Gulick, Founder US Cyber Games____________________________This Episode's SponsorsDevo

Founded in 2000, ECSC Group plc (AIM: ECSC) is the UK's longest-running full-service cybersecurity service provider. With an extensive range of in-house developed proprietary technologies, including advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, ECSC provides expert security breach prevention and advisory support to organisations across all sectors. ECSC operates from two Security Operations Centres (SOCs): one in Yorkshire, UK, and the other in Brisbane, Australia. ECSC offers flexible 24/7/365 cybersecurity monitoring, detection, and response support to its clients, either as a fully managed service or to enhance an organisation's existing cybersecurity systems. In addition, ECSC's Assurance division provides guidance, certification to industry standards, and extensive testing services to allow organisations to assess their cybersecurity protection. ECSC is led by a highly experienced senior management team with over 80 years' combined experience within the company, and has delivered consecutive organic growth for the last 20 years. The Company's broad client base ranges from e-commerce start-ups to global blue-chip organisations, including 10% of the FTSE 100. For more information please visit the following: https://investor.ecsc.co.uk/https://www.share-talk.com/ian-mann-ceo-of-ecsc-group-plc-ecsc-l-interview/

With negotiations between the UK and the EU for a trade agreement in the final (yes really final this time) stages, Tenjin Consulting's Alexander Downer and Georgina Downer look back at the history of the EU and Britain's entry to and now exit from it.  In the aftermath of WWII, Britain was victorious with its centuries old institutions still intact. The situation for continental Europe couldn't have been more different. All countries bar Sweden had to rewrite their constitutions and rebuild their systems of governance. This context provided the inspiration to create a United States of Europe. The aspiration was to prevent future wars through European economic integration. Frenchmen Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman (a former French Prime Minister and Christian Democrat) developed the Schuman Plan out of which came the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC). Their view was that giving control over coal and steel production in Europe to a ‘common High Authority’ would prevent any one European power from developing armaments and the Continent descending once again into war. In 1951, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Luxembourg signed the Treaty of Paris which established the ECSC, the precursor to the Common Market. However, Britain’s Labour Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, firmly declined to join stating that ‘we should not commit ourselves irrevocably to Europe, either in the political or in the economic sphere’. The break up of British Empire and the decline of UK manufacturing of 1950s heralded a lengthy period of economic suffering for the UK. Looking over to a much more prosperous Europe, in 1961 UK Prime Minister Harold McMillan made a request for the UK to join the EEC. He was rebuffed. French President General De Gaulle led the charge against Britain's EEC membership reasoning:England in effect is insular, she is maritime, she is linked through her interactions, her markets and her supply lines to the most diverse and often the most distant countries; she pursues essentially industrial and commercial activities, and only slight agricultural ones. She has, in all her doings, very marked and very original habits and traditions. In short, the nature, structure and economic context of [Britain] differ profoundly from those of the other States of the Continent. By 1971, the UK was still in the economic doldrums. France and Germany had overtaken the UK economy, and the UK's per capita GDP was half that of its EEC counterparts. As then-Prime Minister Ted Heath put it in 1971, ‘For 25 years we’ve been looking for something to get us going again. Now here it is.’ It was the promise of economic prosperity – not political union – that formed the basis of Heath’s sell to Britons to join Europe. And so, with a change in French President to the more UK-friendly Georges Pompidou, in 1973 Heath led Britain into the EEC.  Joining EEC was the death knell for the UK’s cheap tariff free imports from the Commonwealth, including Australia. The UK-Australia Trade Agreement was cancelled in 1973 and Australia’s exports of beef, sheep meat and dairy particularly suffered. Australian exporters had to look to new markets such as the United States and Asia as the EEC closed the way to British consumers. Britain’s Commonwealth ties were truly frayed. Over the years, the EU morphed into a supranational government, a federation of EU members states, each giving up more and more of their sovereignty to EU officials. 2009 marked a resurgence of Eurosceptism in UK with the twin crises of immigration and the Eurozone hitting the bloc. By 2013, UK Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to renegotiate the UK's relationship with the EU and hold referendum to settle question of membership once and for all as he identified that Britons ‘feel that the EU is heading in a direction that they never signed up to”. The result on the 23 June 2016 was clear: the UK would leave the EU. The UK did this on 1 January 2020, with a 1 year transition period during which it has been negotiating a trade deal with the EU. While it looks like both sides will negotiate the trade deal until 30 December, the issues that remain (power over fishing waters and the setting of domestic standards) cut to the very core of the UK's sovereignty and the two sides remain far apart. No deal Brexit is still very much a possibility. 

In an all new episode of Homemade Melodies, Geraldine Bicette-Joseph talks to Ermin Moise. Presently a High Court Judge of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, he joins our host, giving her insight into his life as one of the youngest judges to ever be appointed to the ECSC. All of this whilst they listen to his favourite Saint Lucian tracks. Ermin's list includes Soca with Me by Invader, Saint Lucia We Love by Mongster and One Day's Work by Herb Black.

On this HOT (literally 100 degrees and muggy in our studio) episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about the 58th annual ECSC in Virginia Beach, a wild drug and human smuggling series of events, the incredible memorial paddle out for Blake Dresner, the Yeppon Wave Pool AKA The Plunger flexes overhead waves/tubes, Elliot Sloan's house is going off, how can Tony Hawk hypnotize Todd in to skating vert again, New Gonz footage, Leandre Sanders on the 10-day road to going pro via The Berrics, Phil Shao Video, CJ Collins ripping new edit, champion Iouri Podladtchikov announced his retirement, snow season is coming back soon, lots of rad new shows dropping including The Boys, Raised By Wolves, new trailer for The Batman, all your questions, and so much more. Presented by: Hansen's Surfboards @hansenssurfboards Adventure IO @adventureio K2 Snowboarding @k2.snowboarding Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea Chemistry Surfboards @chemistrysurfboards YewOnline.com @yewonline New Greens @newgreens NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD Super 73 Electric Bikes! @super73 BN3TH @BN3THApparel

A conversation with Anthony L. Gardner, the former US ambassador to the EU under President Obama. Gardner is a former director on the National Security Council who has spent much of his career in Europe. He left his ambassadorial post in Brussels when Donald Trump entered the White House, and he was succeeded by Gordon Sondland, a hotel magnate with scant government experience. Sondland has more or less hewed to a Trumpian script, occasionally pouring scorn on Brussels officials and raising questions about the relevance of the European project. Now Sondland has been swept up in the investigation that could result in Trump’s impeachment. Congressional panels are pouring over details about Sondland's possible role in pressuring Ukraine's leadership to investigate Joe Biden, Trump’s likeliest rival in next year’s US election, and Biden's son. It’s against this background that Gardner talks with EU Scream about what’s ailing American diplomacy in Europe, his forthcoming book on the importance of EU-US relations, and where the continent may be heading under its new leadership.A lexicon for this episode:A “stagiaire” is a trainee; "DG Comp” is the EU's antitrust department; the “Sablon” is an upscale part of Brussels teeming with antique and chocolate shops; “TTIP" is an acronym for Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, a failed US-EU effort to strike a trade deal; Wilbur Ross is U.S. commerce secretary; Herman Van Rompuy represented EU heads of state and government as the first president of the European Council; “ECSC” is the European Coal and Steel Community, the group of six countries that started an integration process eventually leading to creation of the EU; SWIFT is the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, a network through which interbank transfers are traditionally made; “PESCO” is Permanent Structured Cooperation, an EU policy goal for developing joint military capabilities. Visit our website for episode art and for more EU Scream. “Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125” by Papalin is licensed under CC by 3.0. “Airside No. 9” is played by Lara Natale.Support the show (https://euscream.com/donate/)

On this week's episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, the boys talk about, the Tahiti Pro Presented by Hurley, with big results coming from Conner Coffin, Jordy Smith, Sebastian Zietz, Michel Bourez, and Peterson Crisanto. Also, ECSC, John Florence goes for the Olympic comeback, Lana Del Rey premiere's “F*ck You I Love You” surf video, the 2019 ESPN Body Issue athletes announced and will include the Eagles Offensive Line: Super Bowl Champions 2018, Alex Honnold, Climber, Amanda Nunes, UFC Champion, and WSL surfer Lakey Peterson! Plus we dive deep in to Who Is JOB Season 9.0, Yeppon Wave Pool, Ivy Being Ivy (Ivy screens our call again), John Rattray is on his 3rd year raising funds for mental health, AVE's new pro shoe for Vans as well as his pick for favorite skateboarder, the AdventureIO App, The Righteous Gemstones, a bunch of new Star Wars stuff, new Breaking Bad movie, and so much more including Todd getting naked for an unsolicited ESPN Body Issue photo Shoot, coming soon …   Presented by:   Ogio Bags NanocraftCBD Active Skin Repair Wave Soda Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea The Folklore Project X Quincy Woodwrights YewOnline.com

In this episode we look into the flexible nature of the world around us, and the impact that we can actually have upon it. By looking into different countries and examples, we try to break down how much you can actually influence reality.The USA, the USSR, the EU and China all are examples of this, as they become more conscious creations rather than simple products of history.Presenters: Daniel, Carla and ShannonSources and Notes (In order of reference):The Secret, 2006, Rhonda ByrneLord Baltimore - I have to apologize because I cannot find a reference to the incident with Lord Baltimore, and I may be mistaking him for someone by another name, however I did find a reference to a Prince Henry of Prussia, who was invited in 1786 by Nathaniel Gorham (the President of the Continental Congress) to come to America and become the King of America, shortly after the victory over the British. They saw the reassertion of monarchy as very important, which while roundabout, proves my original assertion. Unsurprisingly, Henry declined, after the way the British treated their previous Monarch.I heavily encourage you to view this below Time article by Richard Hurowitz to view the full extent of how habitual so much of the American thinking was at that time.(https://time.com/5459916/american-monarchy/)Socialism with Chinese Characteristics - This term was actually coined in the era after Mao, and while Mao identified a unique version of Socialism, I just wanted to mention that this particular term was actually coined later in the Deng Xiaoping era, during the reform period.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism_with_Chinese_characteristicsMore particularly you’d want to look at the term Maoism.The European Coal and Steel Community - https://carleton.ca/ces/eulearning/history/moving-to-integration/the-european-coal-and-steel-community/You can see at the above the story of the founding of the ECSC, and what would later become the EU.The EU Vote - The vote was to create an EU Constitution, but it was blocked by French and Dutch voters in 2005 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_establishing_a_Constitution_for_EuropeThe treaty of Lisbon was later signed as a replacement for this to create a common set of rules regardless, without being an explicit constitution. But with that earlier vote the mental battle to create a Federal Europe had stalled, and with it, the road towards Federation and a proper democratic process was aborted. Because as we’ve stated, it’s all about perception, and the public had voted it was afraid of the EU and what it was becoming.The Congo - http://whynationsfail.com/blog/2013/8/15/the-roads-of-the-congo.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitterIn the book Why Nations Fail by Acemoglu and Robinson, which I’m referencing, they detail a great deal of the ways by which the Congo collapsed, due to a paranoid Mobutu government not wanting to invest in the state or infrastructure for fear of empowering opposition. Essentially the far right, mixed with Libertarianism of a sort. So you had a hollow state, much of which ended up subject to lawlessness. It’s worth reading the entire book honestly, I’m a big fan of it, and it’s a case for the proper interaction between the state and the populace, and their interreliance to develop healthily.Dunbar’s Number - The number theorized by Robin Dunbar in 1990, which estimated that humans golden number of social connections is roughly 150 people, or more precisely, 100-250. It was originally seen as a correlation between brain sizes and social group sizes in primates.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar%27s_numberI can never remember the proper names when I’m talking on the fly!The Surprise Trump Vote -https://www.census.gov/newsroom/blogs/random-samplings/2017/05/voting_in_america.html2.8m additional white people came out and voted in 2016 compared to 2012, according to the US census bureau. A massive number of disenfranchised people primarily in rust belt states who feel alienated from the world around them, voted for Trump.This was a manifestation of the disaffected making themselves known, and changing the world through the democratic process.I am also referencing here Timothy Carney’s book Alienated America which he released early 2019. He makes an excellent case for the need for civil society. I don’t agree that the Church has to solve these problems as I think he simply makes the case for any ideological bonded institution. However, his observations about disaffection and societal dissolution are very sharp.I also have qualms about his understanding of regulation and the role of the state, as well as his fundamental misunderstanding of the general increase in atheism among western society. But that’s beside the accuracy of his research into alienation and the Trump vote indicators.Foreign Aid Numbers -The United States spends about 1% of it’s budget on foreign aid, about 45 billion dollars. Its spent in this ball park almost every year since the year 2012, making it 288 billion between 2012 and 2017.https://explorer.usaid.gov/This is greater than the annual GDP of Chile or Finland, and almost 150% of New Zealand.

장 모네와 그의 리더십 출연 전문가: 김유정 교수님(경상대학교 인문학연구소) 제작 및 진행: 안병억(대구대학교 국제관계학과) 1. 연구 분야 소개 2. 장모네(1888~1979)의 삶, 2차대전까지 1) 코냑과 장 모네 2) 1차대전과 2차대전, 그리고 1차대전 후 국제연맹에서 활동 -연합국 군수물자 조달위원 -존 포스터 델레스와 딘 애치슨 등 미국 엘리트들과 탄탄한 네크워크 형성 3. 2차대전 후 장 모네 -프랑스 경제 5개년 계획위원장으로 공직에 참여(1947~1952) 4. 통합의 물꼬를 튼 유럽석탄철강공동체(ECSC)에서 모네의 역할 -아이디어, 외무장관 슈만, 유럽의 날 5월 9일 -미국 등과 논의 5. ECSC 고위기관 위원장으로서 모네 1952~1954 6. 사임 후 모네의 활동-유럽합중국 행동위원회 1955-1975 그리고 명예 유럽시민 7. 종합 정리 -항구적 평화 정착을 위한 그의 노력, 위기를 기회로 활용, 지식 전문가 네트워크와 열린 소통과 협업 주제어: 장모네, 유럽통합 아버지, 기능연방주의자, 유럽석탄철강공동체, ECSC 고위기관, 유럽합중국 행동위원회, Action Committee for the United States of Europe

Episode #204 consacré à l’ECSC 2018 Avec Anne-Charlotte Brou, Julien Raeis, Damien Cauquil et Alan Marrec The post ECSC 2018 appeared first on NoLimitSecu.

23 lipca1903 – Ford zaczął sprzedawać swój pierwszy samochód - czerwony Ford A1914 – Austro-Węgry wysłały ultimatum do Królestwa Serbii, co doprowadziło do I wojny światowej1952 - zaczęła działać Europejska Wspólnota Węgla i Stali (przodek UE)

This week in “Press Row,” Jordan Breen and veteran MMA journalist Mike Russell discuss the tragic death of UFC veteran Tim Hague, the regulatory failures and ongoing controversies surrounding the Edmonton Combat Sports Commission, the role of ECSC head Pat Reid and how this story could impact UFC 216, scheduled for Edmonton on Sept. 9.

1. 냉전 초기 유럽통합, 유럽석탄철강공동체(ECSC) 2. 한국전쟁과 서독의 재무장, 유럽방위공동체(EDC)의 좌절 3. EEC 설립(로마조약), 1957년 3월 25일 칼럼: “유럽통합 60년, 국제의제 선도..EU는 여전히 실험실이다,” 한국일보, 2017.3.17. 주제어: 북대서양조약기구, 유럽석탄철강공동체, 유럽방위공동체, 로마조약 *로마조약은 EEC와 유럽원자력공동체 설립조약 두 개를 포함. 김승렬, “제2차 세계대전 이후 미국의 유럽통합정책 -유럽석탄철강공동체를 중심으로(1945-1951),” 사총(고려대학교 역사연구소), 55권(2002), pp. 353-388. 김승렬, “최초의 서유럽 정치통합의 시도와 실패(1951 - 1954),” 서양사론, 68권(2001), pp. 293-295. 최형식, “한국전쟁이 서독 재무장의 원칙적인 결정에 있어서 서방 강대국들에게 미친 영향,” 한국정치학회보, 30권 4호, pp. 209-232. Guido Knopp, Kanzler, 안병억 옮김, 통일을 이룬 독일 총리들(서울: 한울출판사, 2000)

Ian Mann from ECSC group explains to Tip TV viewers about the new EU law - General Data Protection Regulation that is set to be accepted as the UK law and how the cyber security company is best positioned to benefit from it. ”Brexit won't derail GDPR in the UK so non-compliance is not an option”, says Mann and adds that companies will have to ensure they approach data protection by "design and default". Mann details the company’s finances, diversified client basis and outlook for the future. #ECSC, #cybersecurity, #GDPR, #markets, #UK

　前回は、日本と米国のナショナル・イノベーション・システムを比較し、ナショナル・イノベーション・システムというものには本来、多様性があり、いずれか一国のシステムがスタンダードと呼ばれる最適な状態にあるわけではないという話しをしました。今回は、それぞれユニークなイノベーション・システムを持つ複数の国が、協力してイノベーションに取り組もうとする場合、どのような課題に直面することになるのかを考えてみたいと思います。ここで取り上げるのは、EU（欧州連合）の挑戦です。 　EUには現在、28カ国が加盟しており、加盟国はそれぞれ固有の歴史的、文化的な背景を持っています。その中には、イタリア、英国、ドイツのように、かつて科学技術の活動において世界の中心となった歴史を持つ国もあるのですが、今日、一国の活動水準では米国に遠くおよばず、分野によっては日本にも遅れをとる状態になっているわけです。 　もとよりイノベーション・システムは国ごとに多様で、行政システムに限ってみても、例えば英国は４つの国からなる連合王国で、科学技術政策全般については単一主権国家である連合王国の任務とされる一方、高等教育政策は各国の任務とされているのに対し、連邦制をとるドイツでは連邦政府と州政府が高等教育機関と公的研究機関への資金提供を共同で行うという二元構造になっており、また他方にはフランスのように科学技術政策も高等教育政策も中央集権的な行政機関に担われている国が存在するといった具合です。 　前に、科学技術政策のタイプには先端技術の研究開発を重視するミッション・オリエンテッド型と、技術の普及を重視するディフュージョン・オリエンテッド型があるという話しをしましたが、この分類にしたがうと、一般的に英国やフランスはミッション・オリエンテッド型、ドイツやスウェーデンはディフュージョン・オリエンテッド型と見られています。 　さて、こうした多様な国が加盟しているEUですが、その思想的な起源は第二次世界大戦中に遡るものの、組織的な実体は大戦後に発足した複数の共同体が元になっています。まず1952年に、独仏の不戦を目的として、戦争に不可欠な石炭と鉄鋼を共同管理するための「欧州石炭鉄鋼共同体」(ECSC)が発足しました。1958年にはローマ条約に基づいて、「欧州経済共同体」(EEC)と、「欧州原子力共同体」(EURATOM)が発足しました。1967年には、これらが統合されて「欧州共同体」(EC)となり、1986年には単一欧州議定書が採択されて、92年末までに域内取引の障壁を撤廃することが決まりました。そして1993年にはマーストリヒト条約が発効し、ECと共通安全保障政策および司法・内務協力を総称するものとしてEUが発足するに至ったわけです。 　EUは、加盟国が主権の一部を移譲することによって成立した超国家的な機構で、その組織にも三権分立の体制がとられています。すなわち、欧州理事会と閣僚理事会が立法機関、欧州委員会が行政機関、欧州裁判所が司法機関です。 　行政機関である欧州委員会は、国の省庁に相当する総局と呼ばれる組織に分かれており、その中に科学技術政策を担当する「研究・イノベーション総局」が置かれています。 　EUの科学技術政策における特徴的な取組として、「フレームワーク計画」と呼ばれる研究助成制度があります。第1次フレームワーク計画は、EUが発足する以前の1984年から87年にかけてECのプログラムとして実施されたものですが、統合化の動きと並行して1987年から91年に実施された第2次計画以後、本格化することになります。 　フレームワーク計画は、EUの産業競争力強化を目的とする総合計画で、その傘下で個別プログラムが実施されました。予算の半分はEUの一般会計から支出され、半分は各国からの拠出金によって賄われました。 　具体的にどのようなテーマを実施するかは、リーゼンフーバー基準と呼ばれる原則に従って決められました。この基準は、原則として民間で行えるものは公共部門では行わない、国家レベルで行えるものはECレベルでは扱わないといったルールを定めています。また、統一標準規格を確立するための研究や、域内の流動性を高める効果を持つ研究が推進されることになりました。 　フレームワーク計画の下で実施された初期の代表的な共同研究開発プロジェクトとして、エスプリ(ESPRIT)という情報技術関連のプロジェクトが挙げられます。これは1984年に発足していますが、536の参加団体と3000名もの常勤研究者を擁し、75の個別プロジェクトが製品やサービスを市場化することに成功したと報告されています。また、このプロジェクトにより、域内の企業間での共同事業が増加したと評価されています。 　フレームワーク計画は、2007年から2013年までを計画期間とする第7次計画(FP7)で終了しました。FP7の予算は505億ユーロに上るものでしたが、これによって巨大研究施設の設置や、研究者の流動性が促進されたことを、欧州委員会は評価しています。 　フレームワーク計画は確かに一定の成果をあげたようですが、いくつかの課題も指摘されています。 　EU加盟国の中には、先端的な技術開発に対応できる研究能力を持った大企業が存在しない国もあり、それらの国ではフレームワーク計画のプロジェクトが自国の中小企業に利益をもたらさないことへの反発が生じたということです。 　また、フレームワーク計画の中では、研究者が他国の研究者と共同研究することが条件とされているのですが、例えばフランスの研究者の成果にはフランス語が通用するポルトガルやベルギーの研究者との共著論文が多いことなどから、依然として言語障壁が域内の協力関係を制約していることを指摘した論文もあります。 　ただ、こうした課題が明らかになったことも含めて、EUの挑戦は、イノベーションをめぐる国際協力のあり方について貴重な知見を与えるものだと言えるでしょう。現在、EUではフレームワーク計画の後継プログラムとして「ホライズン2020」という実施されており、今後の動向が注目されるところです。 今回のまとめ：EUによるフレームワーク計画の実践は、イノベーション・システムが異なる多くの国が協力してイノベーションに取り組む際の課題について、重要な知見を提供しています。

Our pannelists for this session include: Jason Zemmel of Sterling Pharmacy, Richard Bromley of Ken Bromley Art Supplies, Reshad Hossenally or Ticket Arena, Graham Boler of ECSC, Daniel Atherton of Athernet Solutions, and our own Neil Lathwood Jonathan Bowers of UKFast. In a move to encourage businesses to adopt the standard, Visa increased its fine for a data breach by a Level 4 merchant (processing fewer than 20,000 ecommerce transactions annually) from £2,500 to £10,000 last year. In the first half of 2009, £200,000 a month was also collected in fines. It does appear that businesses are however moving in the right direction even if they don't have the standard, with the number of companies storing sensitive card authentication data dropping by 2.5 per cent in January this year. Daniel Atherton, managing director of Athernet Solutions, said, "The benefits to retailers and online merchants is that it will weed out a lot of unscrupulous websites and put pressure on those that are ignorant and do not realise what levels of security they need." The round table discussions are held in association with UKFast with the aim of uniting business leaders to share advice and provide a wealth of ideas for other developing companies. The panel was completed by Jason Zemmel of Sterling Pharmacy, Reshad Hossenally from Ticket Arena and Richard Bromley from Ken Bromley Art Supplies.

Just 5% of high street retailers are PCI compliant. High street retailers are not taking online security seriously, according to industry experts in a recent round table discussion. Despite pressure mounting to comply with PCI DSS requirements, online-only retailers are leaving their high street competitors behind in the race to meet the standard. According to figures issued by Visa earlier this year just nine per cent of the UK's Level 1 retailers (those that handle more than six million transactions a year) have actually managed to achieve PCI DSS compliance. Graham Boler, consultant at ECSC, said, "Most merchants are really now only coming to terms with the standard. While the larger retailers have embraced it pretty strongly, in the UK the next tier of high street retailers are only estimated to be about five per cent compliant." Neil Lathwood, IT director at UKFast, added, "By not investing in the standard, retailers are shooting themselves in the feet and putting themselves at a disadvantage to their competitors. They are also leaving themselves open to huge fines." In a move to encourage businesses to adopt the standard, Visa increased its fine for a data breach by a Level 4 merchant (processing fewer than 20,000 ecommerce transactions annually) from £2,500 to £10,000 last year. In the first half of 2009, £200,000 a month was also collected in fines. It does appear that businesses are however moving in the right direction even if they don't have the standard, with the number of companies storing sensitive card authentication data dropping by 2.5 per cent in January this year. Daniel Atherton, managing director of Athernet Solutions, said, "The benefits to retailers and online merchants is that it will weed out a lot of unscrupulous websites and put pressure on those that are ignorant and do not realise what levels of security they need." The round table discussions are held in association with UKFast with the aim of uniting business leaders to share advice and provide a wealth of ideas for other developing companies. The panel was completed by Jason Zemmel of Sterling Pharmacy, Reshad Hossenally from Ticket Arena and Richard Bromley from Ken Bromley Art Supplies.

Just 5% of high street retailers are PCI compliant. High street retailers are not taking online security seriously, according to industry experts in a recent round table discussion. Despite pressure mounting to comply with PCI DSS requirements, online-only retailers are leaving their high street competitors behind in the race to meet the standard. According to figures issued by Visa earlier this year just nine per cent of the UK's Level 1 retailers (those that handle more than six million transactions a year) have actually managed to achieve PCI DSS compliance. Graham Boler, consultant at ECSC, said, "Most merchants are really now only coming to terms with the standard. While the larger retailers have embraced it pretty strongly, in the UK the next tier of high street retailers are only estimated to be about five per cent compliant." Neil Lathwood, IT director at UKFast, added, "By not investing in the standard, retailers are shooting themselves in the feet and putting themselves at a disadvantage to their competitors. They are also leaving themselves open to huge fines." In a move to encourage businesses to adopt the standard, Visa increased its fine for a data breach by a Level 4 merchant (processing fewer than 20,000 ecommerce transactions annually) from £2,500 to £10,000 last year. In the first half of 2009, £200,000 a month was also collected in fines. It does appear that businesses are however moving in the right direction even if they don't have the standard, with the number of companies storing sensitive card authentication data dropping by 2.5 per cent in January this year. Daniel Atherton, managing director of Athernet Solutions, said, "The benefits to retailers and online merchants is that it will weed out a lot of unscrupulous websites and put pressure on those that are ignorant and do not realise what levels of security they need." The round table discussions are held in association with UKFast with the aim of uniting business leaders to share advice and provide a wealth of ideas for other developing companies. The panel was completed by Jason Zemmel of Sterling Pharmacy, Reshad Hossenally from Ticket Arena and Richard Bromley from Ken Bromley Art Supplies.