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 | US confirms (RFID) high-tech driver's licences . "So it's not just data at rest that you must secure, but you must also secure the data in motion," said Chibba. Last week, DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff confirmed that enhanced driver's licences will be among the accepted travel document for Canadians travelling through the US border beginning next year, under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Provincial governments in Canada have been lobbying the US government to accept high-security driver's licences as alternative to ... |
 | Helitours by Sri Lanka Air Force 27/08/2009 civilian tourist service, called Helitours, also includes transportation from international destinations to domestic destinations. Domestic air facilities enhanced Domestic air facilities in the country further expand. There is a notable growth in the domestic air facilities sought by many persons with the dawn of peace. These activities are in place under the guidance of the Defence Secretary on the instructions of the President and with the mediation of the Air Force. Our ... |
 | Northwest Airlines Flight 253 Terror Plot Christmas Day 2009 " These prosecutions are being handled by the US Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Michigan, with assistance from the Counter-terrorism Section of the Justice Departments National Security Division. The investigation is being conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, US Customs and Border Protection, and the Joint Terrorism Task Force. According to officials from Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration, passengers flying from international locations ... |
 | Youth Clean Energy Economy Forum Part II House Council on Environmental Quality, and this is Greg Nelson. Mr. Nelson: I'm the Associate Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement. Ms. Glunz: So as many of you know, we've just finished our youth stakeholder briefing where we had emerging leaders from the clean energy economy here, and we had a great, great forum. We had Secretary Solis and Secretary Chu, Secretary Salazar, and Administrator Jackson. It was an incredible forum, and we'd like to continue online. We know ... |
 | This Year @ NASA videoconference with President Obama and the shuttle and station crews also highlighted the mission. Members of Congress and Washington, DC-area school children joined with the president in offering congratulations and asking questions about space travel. “What about fitness requirements these days? “ The International Space Station just recently incorporated a new fitness machine. It's a very, very fancy workout machine like you'd see in a gym, but it's called the A-RED and we can do a lot ... |
 | 6/12/09: White House Press Briefing by Robert Gibbs and UN Ambassador Susan Rice they've agreed to. But obviously I think the greatest concern of anybody would be taking these weapons and delivering them to somebody to use. The Press: And the President agrees with the Defense Secretary that this isn't a crisis? Mr. Gibbs: I think that we agree with the Defense Secretary that even as the Defense Secretary himself would tell you, we're watching the situation closely. But I think as I've said from here a number of times, I think it does not make sense to provide North ... |
 | 8/19/09: White House Press Briefing happen? Can you tell us anything more about what they talked about? Mr. Gibbs: No. (laughter) Good try, though. Yes, ma'am. The Press: You know, a couple months back, the President asked Secretary Gates to look into ways of relaxing the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. Have you guys heard anything back from the Secretary on that? Mr. Gibbs: I can check on that. I don't have anything with me. The Press: Does the President feel any sense of urgency about that, as there's a buildup in Afghanistan ... |
 | 7/31/09: White House Press Briefing the West Wing. (public domain) ... gibbs press briefing white house barack obama president ... whitehouse ... Mr. Gibbs: Let's quickly do a week ahead. The President will travel to Camp David tomorrow morning, departing at 10:30 am He will return on Sunday morning at 11:30 am On Monday morning the President and the Vice President will join VA Secretary Shinseki, Senator Webb, and other administration officials to mark the implementation of the post-9/11 GI Bill. The event will start at 10:30 ... |
 | 6/1/09: White House Press Briefing they've agreed to. But obviously I think the greatest concern of anybody would be taking these weapons and delivering them to somebody to use. The Press: And the President agrees with the Defense Secretary that this isn't a crisis? Mr. Gibbs: I think that we agree with the Defense Secretary that even as the Defense Secretary himself would tell you, we're watching the situation closely. But I think as I've said from here a number of times, I think it does not make sense to provide North ... |
 | 6/22/09: White House Press Briefing getting widespread pickup. This is a year out, but I have to ask the question nonetheless -- the President's plan on going to South Africa for the opening of the World Cup. Is this travel in the planning? Mr. Gibbs: Well, though you wouldn't know it from my physique, as a former college soccer player, I asked the scheduling office about this, as well. (laughter) What's so funny? The Press: What position? Midfield? Mr. Gibbs: Goalkeeper. Go figure, right? (laughter) The Press: Now it makes ... |
