The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Source 1: Collateral Damage–US Covert Operations and the Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001 Source 2: Evil is as Evil Goes–Globalization at Work
Engineering for Change is an online environment bringing together engineers and other problem solvers with NGOs and local communities to address basic quality of life issues such as access to clean water, electricity and proper sanitation. Also see their Twitter feed Related: + Engineers Without Borders + Architecture4Humanity + Open Architecture Network + Entrepreneurial Design …
UN Summit Aims to Reduce Poverty, Hunger and Disease U.N. members resolved a decade ago to reduce extreme poverty, ensure every child finishes primary school and stop the HIV/AIDS pandemic. They also vowed to reduce child mortality, improve maternal health and reduce the number of people worldwide who do not have access to clean water …
Maker Faire Africa is a celebration of African ingenuity, innovation and creation. Here you will find the Makers who showed their work at the 2010 event in Nairobi Kenya. Work ranges from time saving devices for agriculture to alternative energy sources from design with recycled objects to social media applications for mobile phones. Per maker …
Phi Beta Iota: We beg one and all to read this and to contribute to the Co-Intelligence Institute whatever they can, be it $20 or $250 (our founder’s usual contribution). Tom Atlee brought collective intelligence and public intelligence to where it is today. America–and the world–need him vibrant and engaged. PLEASE do what you can …
Phi Beta Iota: two reviews are provided, one from the blogsphere (Tip of the Hat to Pierre Levy at LinkedIn, and one from Amazon. If not obvious, this new trend in organizational learning assures that “secret” organizations will get dumber and dumber as time goes by. Authors: Tony Bingham and Marcia Connor I (Bill Ives) …
Aboard an Alcatel-Lucent undersea cable ship September 5, 2010 The Ile de Batz is one of three dedicated ships that Alcatel-Lucent uses to lay the submarine fiber-optic cables that carry broadband connectivity across the oceans. The ship is usually based in Calais, France, but made a stop recently in Greenwich, England, to pick up components …
