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World Expo – a crucible of innovation
What will be the main result of the spectacular forum of enterprise and social innovation to be staged in Italy’s ever-vibrant Milan under the banner World Expo in 2015?
Posted 8 May 2013 09:30
Inbound Marketing for Start-ups
What is 'inbound' marketing? The term "inbound" means, quite simply, using the many ways of bringing potential customers "in" to your business ambit.
Posted 8 May 2013 09:00
Money can't buy love. It also can't buy the ballot box either. Billionaire donors to Republicans are furious over the defeat of Candidate Romney and a hoard of Tea Party Senate hopefuls.
Posted 9 Nov 2012 09:30
Republicans have adopted a new strategy to manipulate the election by accusing voters of fraud. Governor Earl Long's quip: "When I die, I want to be buried in Louisiana, so I can stay active in politics," is in reality, nonsense..
Posted 16 Oct 2012 09:30
A well-known street mantra of community organizing warns that" if you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything." Demonstrations by the disaffected working and middle class are sprouting like mushrooms in all American cities.
Posted 26 Dec 2011 09:30
Disasters and bad news came in three's this year. 2011 Earthquake here in Washington DC, Hurricane Irene and former VP Dick Chaney's tell-all book. I haven't read his book and probably never will. VP Chaney's book is a classic example of trying to rewrite history before he ends up on the wrong side of grass.
Posted 19 Nov 2011 09:30
Due to a family tragedy I haven't written or contributed to my blog for several months. I've always looked at grief simply as a bystander and when it came knocking at my door I realized how difficult it can be to deal with.
Posted 8 Nov 2011 09:30
Into Africa : Tweets, earthquakes and a bus-driving hitman?
Gavin and Bronwen Ryalls left Dunfermline in 2009 to take up voluntary charity work in Rwanda. The country is modernising and internet speeds are increasing but it's not just earthquakes that are causing shockwaves.
Posted 1 Jul 2011 04:30
Into Africa : A wedding, a funeral and a witch doctor?
Gavin and Bronwen Ryalls left Dunfermline in 2009 to take up voluntary charity work in Rwanda. The Royal Wedding is big news but amidst humbling generosity, what's the truth of the 'magic' powder and the witch doctor?
Posted 2 Jun 2011 09:30
Into Africa : Anniversary, grenades and Libya.
Gavin and Bronwen Ryalls left Dunfermline in 2009 to take up voluntary charity work in Rwanda. With the 17th anniversary of the genocide approaching, there are hopes for a peaceful future - although the trouble in Libya may have an effect.
Posted 18 Mar 2011 09:30
Governor Walker of Wisconsin has adopted a reverse 'Robin Hood' approach to economic policy. Take from the poor and give to the rich. Wealthy corporations have been given huge tax cuts which are to be paid for by concessions from the Public Employee Unions.
Posted 11 Mar 2011 09:30
If Missouri State Senator Jane Cunningham has her way, children will now be back in the work force. Eliminating her State's Child Labour Laws will offer some serious competition to factories in Indonesia and China....
Posted 25 Feb 2011 09:30
Into Africa : The kids who are desperate to go to school
Gavin and Bronwen Ryalls left Dunfermline to take up voluntary charity work in Rwanda. Life is tough and they tell of the smart child sneaking INTO school, another who survived life on the streets selling peanuts and the mums who make banana juice.
Posted 18 Feb 2011 09:30
There's two classes of people in Egypt. The wealthy upper class, and then everyone else. President Obama made the right move and now supports the revolutionary movement. In a revolution "you are either part of the solution, or part of the problem" (Eldridge Cleaver). There is no neutral ground in politics...
Posted 13 Feb 2011 09:30
