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By  maurice rhoades, Bismarck State College, On December 30, 2009
A basic study of radiation
Views: 258
Main Category: Science & Engineering
Tags: primer1 
By  billy dean, On January 12, 2011
De ce nu îmi mergea bine în viaţă? Ce trebuia să fac pentru asta? De ce nu puteam fi fericit în relaţiile pe care le aveam? Oare banii or să mă ocolească întotdeauna? În cele din urmă - şi cea mai puternică întrebare - ce am făcut ca să merit o viaţă de luptă continuă? Spre surpriza mea, pe când mâzgăleam ultima întrebare amară şi fără de răspuns şi mă pregăteam să arunc stiloul, mâna mi-a rămas poziţionată pe hârtie, ţinută parcă de o forţă invizibilă. Brusc, stiloul a început să se mişte singur. Nu aveam habar despre ce urma să scriu, dar se forma o idee şi m-am decis să o urmez. A apărut... Chiar vrei să primeşti răspuns la toate aceste întrebări, sau doar ai scris ce ai pe suflet? Am clipit... şi în minte mi-a apărut un răspuns. L-am scris şi pe acesta. Şi una şi alta. Sigur că scriu ce am pe suflet dar, dacă aceste întrebări au un răspuns, să fiu al naibii dacă nu vreau să-l aud!
By  Mike Jones, On November 18, 2010
A primer on how design leverages psychology in order to be effective.
Views: 500
Main Category: Social Psychology
Tags: design Psychology 
By  Salim fateh, On August 22, 2009
Views: 97
Main Category: Finance
Tags: stock 
By  Ron Nechemia, On November 21, 2010
Mr. Ron Nechemia the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the EurOrient Financial Group and the founding father of private sector development banking was invited by the United Nation General Assembly to participate in the International Summit on Financing for Development, March 2002 on the Ministerial Segment to address key financial and development issues in front of Heads of State or Government. In addition to a number of Presidents and Prime Ministers, over 200 ministers have participated in the Summit include ministers of finance, trade and foreign affairs; the United Nations Secretary-General; the heads of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization; the representatives of civil society and the leaders from the private sector, and senior officials of all the major intergovernmental financial, trade, economic, and monetary organizations. His statement to the plenaries and the Monterrey Consensus provide a picture of the new global approach to financing development.
By  EurOrient Financial Group , On November 22, 2010
Mr. Ron Nechemia the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the EurOrient Financial Group and the founding father of private sector development banking was invited by the United Nation General Assembly to participate in the International Summit on Financing for Development, March 2002 on the Ministerial Segment to address key financial and development issues in front of Heads of State or Government. In addition to a number of Presidents and Prime Ministers, over 200 ministers have participated in the Summit include ministers of finance, trade and foreign affairs; the United Nations Secretary-General; the heads of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization; the representatives of civil society and the leaders from the private sector, and senior officials of all the major intergovernmental financial, trade, economic, and monetary organizations. His statement to the plenaries and the Monterrey Consensus provide a picture of the new global approach to financing development.
By  Ron Nechemia, On November 21, 2010
Mr. Ron Nechemia the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the EurOrient Financial Group and the founding father of private sector development banking was invited by the United Nation General Assembly to participate in the International Summit on Financing for Development, March 2002 on the Ministerial Segment to address key financial and development issues in front of Heads of State or Government. In addition to a number of Presidents and Prime Ministers, over 200 ministers have participated in the Summit include ministers of finance, trade and foreign affairs; the United Nations Secretary-General; the heads of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization; the representatives of civil society and the leaders from the private sector, and senior officials of all the major intergovernmental financial, trade, economic, and monetary organizations. His statement to the plenaries and the Monterrey Consensus provide a picture of the new global approach to financing development.