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All Hands Talk This Monday
Microsoft Visits SLAC to Demo Office 2007
Transcript of Secretary Bodman's Address
Photo: Power Cable Pulling on Loop Road
Friday - June 16, 2006 |
All Hands Talk This MondayOne of my highest priorities as Director is to keep all of you informed about the successes, challenges and future opportunities for our lab. With this in mind, I invite you all to the Monday, June 19 All Hands Meeting. These meetings give me the opportunity to speak to you face to face and gives you the opportunity to respond by asking questions and offering comments. This interaction is very important to me and I encourage you to see these All Hands Talks as a two-way process. I hope that you will find what I say interesting, but equally I'm sure that I can learn from your input. A new feature of the All Hands Talks this year is the opportunity for you to mingle with the Directorate on the cafeteria terrace after each presentation. Light refreshments will be served. This is a chance to meet with colleagues and spend some time together reflecting on the content of my talk and the ensuing discussion. All the Directors will be present at the receptions. I hope you will use this time to meet and talk to our senior management. I look forward to seeing you all on Monday. See the All Hands schedule... |
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Microsoft Visits SLAC
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Transcript of Secretary Bodman's AddressGood afternoon, and thank you all for being here—both those here in the auditorium in Washington at the Forrestal Building and as well as those who are participating via video at our various facilities across the country. I've had the privilege of leading this department for a little over a year now, and during that time I've had occasion to meet many of you. I've also had the opportunity to visit 16 laboratories and 10 of our other facilities around the country, so I've gotten to most every place, not quite. And I expect to finish the opportunity of visiting other facilities in the near future. The result of all of this is that today seemed like a good time to take stock of where we are as an organization, and to make some judgments as to where we are going. I kind of think of this as a progress report, at least from my standpoint. Read more... Power to the PeopleAshraf Zeidan, from Cupertino Electric Inc., pours silicone lubricant into a cable snorkel as part of a project to pull three power cables and a grounder from near the Kavli Building to the cafeteria parking lot. A new transformer connected to these cables will deliver 12 kilovolts to the SLAC guest house. The last part of the projectsplicing the cables at each point where the wiring takes a sharp turnwill wrap up next Tuesday. |
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