'Jeopardy' puts Lab's science in the spotlight
LLNL Newsline - 03/04/2015
The clue: This institution is where you will discover the "Science of Security."
The answer: What is Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory?
The Laboratory will be featured in an entire category of clues on the TV game show "Jeopardy," Monday, March 9. The show airs at 7 p.m. on the ABC network.
Called the "Science of Security," the category features basic science questions that tie into Laboratory facilities and programs, among them laser science and the National Ignition Facility, high performance computing and Sequoia, astrophysics and the GeMINI planet imager, bioscience and the Microbial Detection Array and satellite technology and the Lab's work to track them for traffic control.
Each clue will be read during a video clip featuring various locations about the Lab. A film crew from "Jeopardy" came to the Lab last June to shoot clips for the category.
A video clip will be posted in a future edition of Newsline and in the Daily Clips.
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Why should LLNL guards respond to an active shooter when they don't have a safety package for $1000.
These are too easy.
Why should LLNL guards respond to an active shooter when they don't have a safety package for $1000.
March 10, 2015 at 2:47 PM
If they aren't stealing classified information or SNM, the guards are not required by DOE/NNSA to respond. They will call police.
next thing you know, the Lab will be on Bill Nye the Science Guy.....
BTW, do we get residuals? - we can use the money.
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the lab is and always will be a top-down organization. as such, blame rests with management.
So I guess that for organizations that are "top-down," i.e., all of them, workers are never to blame for anything. How convenient for them.
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Why should LLNL guards respond to an active shooter when they don't have a safety package for $1000.
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If they aren't stealing classified information or SNM, the guards are not required by DOE/NNSA to respond. They will call police.
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Well said. Just call 911 and observe and report while you eat your hot pocket.
Not authorized or paid for more than that. Sorry, Mr. Irreplaceable Scientist. HaHaHa!
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