The Arab uprising
Colonel Gaddafi needs to engage the 'hearts and minds' of his people rather than deploying extreme repression to keep power, but even if he does survive, the new Libya will look more like the old Iraq says author and Middle East journalist Jim Krane, currently a doctoral candidate in energy policy at Cambridge Judge Business School.
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UW 360 - March 2011: Owl and the Woodpecker Exhibit
Tour the Burke Museum's "Owl and the Woodpecker" exhibit. UW 360 profiles the fascinating people, programs and community connections that define the University of Washington. The show looks at a wide range of UW topics from solar energy, to heart tissue regeneration, to neighborhood farmer's markets - and much more. Samantha Rund The half-hour program is hosted by UW Alum Samantha Rund, who offers an insider's view on each story. With an abundance of UW stories to tell, each episode will give v
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Leading@Google: Chip Conley
Chip Conley spoke to Googlers in Mountain View on February 16, 2011 about his book Peak: How Great Companies Get Their Mojo from Maslow. About Peak: How Great Companies Get Their Mojo from Maslow: "When Hotelier Conley was profiled by USA Today as one of its People to watch in 2001, he seemingly could do no wrong. His company, Joie de Vivre Hospitality, which operates a chain of boutique hotels in the San Francisco Bay area, was riding high on the dot-com boom. But then the bubble burst, follo
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GSF 2011 – La présentation du programme des Nations Unies pour la population UNFPA

La diminution de la mortalité infantile (vaccin.) et la forte fécondité qui persiste dans beaucoup de régions du globe expliquent qu’un nombre croissant d’enfants entrent en adolescence
• 10-19 ans: 1,2 milliard, 20% de la population mondiale, 87% vivant dans le monde en développement
• Sur 100 adolescents, 62 vivent en Asie (A), 15 en Afrique SS ASS) et 9 en Amérique latine (AL)
• Lié à la transition démographique, le pic est passé en Asie de l’est e
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4.2 Environmental and labour standards

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Look back at Section 1. Why do trade unions in rich countries take up the cause of poor environmental and working conditions in developing countries as they did at Seattle? And why are developing country governments un
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Rothbard vs. Leo Strauss and Hayek
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Problem Solving for Immunization Programs
Countries around the world - even those at war - are collaborating to ensure that children under the age of five don't die from diseases for which vaccines are available. In the past twenty years, global vaccine coverage has surpassed eighty percent, and a second disease, polio, is nearly eradicated. In the United States, coverage rates are even higher, and vaccine-preventable diseases are now rare. Never have so many resources been focused on immunization - yet problems remain. Additional, high
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Nurul Izzah Anwar in conversation with Nicholas Farrelly, March 2011
In this video from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, Nurul Izzah Anwar discusses her political life and the challenges that lay ahead for Malaysian politics with Nicholas Farrelly, editor of New Mandala. Nurul Izzah Anwar is the Vice-President of the opposition PKR and the member for Parliament for Lembah Pantai. The video was recorded at the Hedley Bull Centre, The Australian National University in March 2011.
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3.1 Theorising situations

This unit explores the processes through which we comprehend the world around us. When it comes to understanding and explaining the way that social life operates, social scientists draw from a conceptual tool kit, just as we possess a conceptual tool kit for watching a movie or as a spectator at any sports event. There are times when all human beings feel that something appears to be plausible or appears to be false and we are quite aware that others would disagree with our own point of view.
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Area Attractions: Tybee Island Parasailing
Area Attractions is a web series about Armstrong Atlantic State University's coastal location. It highlights fun and entertaining points of interest throughout Savannah and surrounding areas.
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Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch talks energy, families with USAWC audience
Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch, Commander of the Installation Management Command, came to Carlisle Barracks today and met with garrison personnel, spoke to the Army War College Class of 2011 and toured the Army's second-oldest active installation.
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ST IVES, Cornwall. A view looking across the harbour to St Ives from Smeaton's Pier, taken during the photographer's holiday to Cornwall. Photographed by John Gay, 1950.


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World War II Did Not End the Great Depression

[This article originally appeared in the June 2009 issue of the Freeman as "The Great Depression and World War II." An MP3 audio file of this article, narrated by Keith Hocker, is available for download.]

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Hosted by the International Plant Genetic Resources Institute, this database was developed as an information resource on fruits from the Americas. Based on a September 2004 assessment, the New Worlds Fruits Database contained information about "1253 fruit species belonging to 302 genera and 69 families." Species profiles include vernacular names, geographic distribution, uses, bibliographic references, and links to additional Internet resources. Text searches can be conducted by Genus, Species,
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Project54
As part of the CATlab project at the University of New Hampshire, Project54 is an integrated system of electronic devices that allows police officers "to interact with equipment such as lights and siren, radar, etc. using speech input and feedback." This website offers a detailed description of the system and its purpose, an image gallery, and several publications and project proposals. Visitors to the site who complete a brief registration can download an interactive demonstration of the Projec
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