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2009/12/212009/12/21

Review: The Occupation of Iraq: Winning the War, Losing the Peace

Phenomenal–Ref A Relevant to Everywhere Else December 21, 2009 Ali A. Allawi The author has achieved extraordinary synthesis and summation, with gifted straight-forward language.This book is not only a capstone reference, but demonstrates why we need to LISTEN–none of us could learn–in a lifetime–all that this author has in his head. That’s why multinational engagement …

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2009/12/212009/12/21

Journal: ClimateGate 21 December 2009 Morning

Questions over business deals of UN climate change guru Dr Rajendra Pachauri The head of the UN’s climate change panel – Dr Rajendra Pachauri – is accused of making a fortune from his links with ‘carbon trading’ companies Christopher Booker and Richard North Telegraph 20 December 2009 Although Dr Pachauri is often presented as a …

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2009/12/17

Journal: ClimateGate 17 December 09 Morning

ClimateGate Just Got Much, Much Bigger The long and the short of it is best summarized by the Telegraph’s James Dellingpole: “What the Russians are suggesting here, in other words, is that the entire global temperature record used by the IPCC to inform world government policy is a crock.” U.S. says it could help raise …

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2009/12/152009/12/15

Journal: ClimateGate 15 Dec 09 Morning

US-China showdown looms over climate talks COPENHAGEN – A showdown between the world’s two largest polluters loomed over the U.N. climate talks Tuesday as China accused the United States and other rich nations of backsliding on their commitments to fight global warming. Phi Beta Iota: The Secretary General means well, but he has no clue …

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2009/12/142009/12/14

Worth a Look: Nokia and Information Mapping

After 3 years living, studying, working and teaching in NYC, Manuel moved to London where he currently works as a Senior User Experience Designer at Nokia’s NextGen Software & Services. Manuel is also a frequent speaker in conferences and festivals around the world, on the topic of Information Visualization, in particular the visualization of complex …

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2009/12/12

Search: gender intelligence advantages

Very important search. Although we have often stated our view that women are better intelligence (decision-support) managers because they have higher intuition, smaller egos, and are not stunted with respect to the role of feelings and care as relevant factors, we’ve never really looked this up. Below are a few links, thank you for a …

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2009/12/122009/12/12

Journal: ClimateGate Week One

Climate Change: What Is The Truth? Dearth of valid information about climate change has clouded our minds Copenhagen climate summit: ocean acidification an ‘underwater time-bomb’ Ocean acidification is an “underwater time-bomb” that threatens fish stocks, marine life and coastal communities around the world, a Natural England report has warned. Al Gore and the Wizards of …

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