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Stephane Chopart, Participant
No full textStephane Chopart embarked on his career in the French Air Force as a Cyber Security Officer and served for fifteen years as cyber security officer. Mr. Chopart was hired by Airbus in 2006 and worked on A380, A400M and A350 security solutions as a PKI expert for the Aircraft Security Team in Toulouse. Afterwards, Stephane transitioned to the role of Product Security Officer for Airbus Helicopters in 2016 and was nominated Senior Expert in Overall Aircraft Security. Since 2023, Stephane has been in the US acting as civil CISO for Airbus North America. During his career, Stephane has authored a few patents dealing with onboarded cryptographic mechanisms. He is married and has two children.https://commons.erau.edu/avcysecworkshop-bios-2024/1009/thumbnail.jp
Student Recital - Stephane Nazaire
Get PDFSenior Recital program for Stephane Nazaire.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2470/thumbnail.jp
Stephane Toublanc Collection 1987, 1998
No full textGenealogical notes and tables pertaining to the Roseman (Rosenman, Rosemann, Rosenmann, Rozemann), Klahr and Zipper families. Family trees with information from 1845-1992.Stephane ToublancProcessed for digitization bydigitize
‘Eyedentity’, Stephane Graff
No full textI progetti di Stephane Graff dal 1991 ad oggi possono apparire alquanto diversificati, eppure sono tutti interconnessi da un filo connettivo costituito da identità e dissimulazione. Nel 1995 iniziò una serie ancora in corso di dipinti chiamati Black Box, in cui gli occhi dei soggetti sono oscurati da un rettangolo nero. Ciò nasconde la loro identità, perché la misura e la posizione degli occhi, in relazione ad altri punti di riferimento facciali, è necessaria per il riconoscimento.
Allo stesso modo, l’ossessione verso l’identità si combina con un bisogno di realizzare lavori relativi all’anti-identità. Mentre la sua opera si ricollega alla dissimulazione, Graff paragona il processo creativo ad uno scavo nell’inconscio dove vi è qualcosa di nascosto che aspetta di essere rivelato dall’artista.
Stephane Graff's projects from 1991 to the present may appear to be quite diverse, yet they are all interconnected by a connective thread consisting of identity and concealment. In 1995 he began a series of paintings called Black Box, in which the subjects' eyes are obscured by a black rectangle. This hides their identity, because the measurement and position of the eyes, in relation to other facial reference points, is necessary for recognition.
In the same way, the obsession with identity is combined with a need to carry out work related to anti-identity. While his work is linked to dissimulation, Graff compares the creative process to an excavation in the unconscious where there is something hidden waiting to be revealed by the artist.
Includes an essay by James Putnam
Oral History of Stephane Gauger
No full textAn oral history with Stephane Gauger, a graduate of Cal State University, Fullerton where he majored in Theater, he is now a film director, screenwriter and cinematographer. This interview focused on his experiences as an Amerasian growing up in America with his Vietnamese mother who he describes as a “gypsy mother” and his ties to Vietnam through creating and supporting Vietnamese cinema. He is volunteering with the Vietnamese American Oral History Project in order to help preserve the history of his experiences.Recorded Digitall
Citizen piece by Stephane Fitch on his monumental meeting with President Bill
No full textCitizen piece by Stephane Fitch on his monumental meeting with President Bill Clinton during the latter\u27s recent visit to Deering Oaks park in Portland
Citizen piece by former Casco Bay Weekly intern Stephane Fitch on U.S. senator
No full textCitizen piece by former Casco Bay Weekly intern Stephane Fitch on U.S. senator William Cohen\u27s reaction to news that the Central Intelligence Agency employed a Guatemalan colonel who reportedly ordered two murders
Stephane Mallarme: A synthesis of romanticism and parnassianism, 1970
Get PDFThe purpose of this paper is to analyse works of Stephane Mallarme, father of Symbolism, pointing out romantic and parnassian elements. Symbolism, like Romanticism, attempted to express the interior thoughts of man. The symbolist movement then, was not only a revolt against Parnassianism but also a return to Romanticism. On the other hand, one would not be incorrect in saying that Romanticism reached its culmination in the works of the symbolists poets. For this reason, an attempt will be made to show that the works of Mallarme, father of Symbolism, can be considered as a synthesis of Romanticism and Parnassianism. This thesis contains three chapters. The first chapter is devoted to a discussion of Romanticism and of Parnassianism. Special attention is given to the origin, development, characteristics and influences of each school. The relationship of one School with the other is also pointed out. The second chapter consists of a biographical sketch of Stephane Mallarme. Special emphasis is placed on factors and events in his life which may have influenced or determined the elements of Romanticism and Parnassianism in his poetry. The third chapter is devoted to an analysis of some of the poems of Stephane Mallarme", "Les Fenetres," V Apparition," "L'Azur," "Toast Funebre," "Le Vierge," "L'Apres-Midi d'un Faune." In these analyses special attention is given to the romantic and parnassian tendencies of the poems. Since these romantic-parnaassian elements occur frequently throughout his works, it has been concluded that Mallarme's poetry can be considered as a synthesis of the two poetic schools
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No full textComprend : LA DECLARATION - LE MALENTENDU - LES VISONS - SAINT-TROPEZ - ADIEU CAMARADE / STEPHANE GOLMANN - L'ART DE LA GUERRE / Paroles de S. GOLMANN, F. FREDERIC - L'ART D'AIMER / ArrEDGAR QUERTINMONT - TU ME MANQUES / S. GOLMANN, F. FREDERIC - C'ETAIENT QUAND MEME.... / H. VIARD, S. GOLMANNBnF-Partenariats, Collection sonore - BelieveContient une table des matière
Stephane Shepherd, 2016
No full textDr Stephane Shepherd from Swinburne’s Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science has been awarded the Christopher Webster Young Scholar Award.
The International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services annually gives the award to an outstanding scholar in recognition of the candidate’s scholarly work and career research.
The award honours Dr Webster’s generosity of spirit, the quality of his work and his instrumental role as a mentor.
Photograph appeared in Swinburne news item titled 'Stephane Shepherd honoured with young scholar award' on Tuesday 28 June 2016
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