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One-day summit for industrial building owners
Con Edison hosted a one-day Energy Efficiency Summit May 1, 2012. It was a Summit meant for commercial and industrial building owners who are looking to turn their properties more energy efficient as well as to get in touch and network with hundreds of experts from the field of energy efficiency.
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Army General Nikolay Makarov told an international conference on missile defense in Moscow that a pre-emptive strike could be utilized to physically destroy the missile systems.
Makarov added that he hoped the use of weapons of destruction would be a measure of last resort in response to the ...
[extract1] According to Al Jazeera the Egyptian revolution has resurrected a new type of pan-Arabism, based on social justice not empty slogans.
While Egypt celebrates in Tahrir Square, the demonstrations spread throughout Egypt. Some claim the revolution of the Arab World is a revolution of the young and of the new generations. The demonstrations and protests spread through Lyiba, Yemen and Bahrain.
The es...
Wednesday, February 16, 2011 / 10:31 AM
The Inevitable Way of Life
A protester reaches out as a soldier holds a child during a demonstration in Cairo. Image stuff.co.nz
In 2011, the total population of the world will be of 7 billion or 7000 million people. Of these 7 billion over 50 % are 30 years of age. How is this affecting the world order and society?
Every 100 years or so a generation jump takes places in society. It is a natural way of life, “the old people get older, a...
Image composition of Aung San Suu Kyi and a strange campaign that is occuring in the streets of Buenos Aires. Image of the Person in Uniform in the background was taken today in Buenos Aires.
[extract1] Yahoo news reported, Burma Democracy champion Aung San Suu Kyi and her party will "meet their tragic ends" if they keep up their opposition to an end to Western sanctions, state media warned in a commentary.
[extract1] When looking into the world consequences of the Egyptian demonstrations, analysts consider different countries as next possibilities?
According to the Irrawaddady, “The ongoing protests that are forcing the beginning of a political transition in Egypt are receiving attention not only in the Arab region and among its strategic western allies like the US, the uprising is also being closely watched by ...
Is it just Egyptians who are in Tahrir Square? The world is on stand by in Tahrir Square. Yesterday came what the Prime Minister called a “Bloody Night”. Five people were killed during protest. A doctor on the streets stated he had treated thousands of injuries.
[extract1] With a population of over 80 million, Egypt’s “face-less” demonstrations take on anther day. Across the world, the sole mention of the wo...
[extract1] Today around the world there are 215 million children suffering child labor. 115 million of those children are involved in the worst forms of child labor.
Of all the children of the world, 100 million work in the worst conditions.
They are under 15. They work in dangerous jobs, manage dangerous equipment and tools. They work in the plantations and fields. They work in mines and constructions. They a...
Tuesday, February 1, 2011 / 15:10 PM
Who will lead the Politics of Egypt?
Tanks, demonstrations and prayers on the streets of Egypt
[extract1] Day 8 now turning into night 8. The mass nation-wide-movement that took the streets continues. Alexandria, Cairo, Suez, again millions gather. This time the numbers of people demonstrating are the highest since it all began. It has been called the "Uprising", it has been called a "Revolution', still it continues to dominate all news. And spreads t...
[extract1] Day 8 now turning into night 8. The mass nation wide movement took the streets continues. Alexandria, Cairo, Suez, today millions gather again. This time the numbers of people demonstrating are the highest since it all began. It has been called the Uprising, it has been called a Revolution, and it continues to dominate all news. It continues to spread throught the Arab World.
