Daft things to do in a recession. It defies logic but, just when sales are difficult to come by, many business owners cut back on the very activity that delivers sales.
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Our governments and the corporate sector rule everything economic – and the average person doesn’t get much of a say but when it begins to hit home in the form of unemployment, lack of money for necessities and a lack of ability have savings, then it starts to get personal. This article shows how the cost cutting mentality is adding to people’s pain and how it can never work in the long term. It is slowly strangling our civilization, bit by bit.
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Credit where credit is due, every cloud has a silver lining, yes I said silver not gold! The economic crisis now raging across the world was if you tugged very abruptly the rug we have all been standing upon and has left many feeling wobbly, or even worse, on the floor. It has in actual fact raised many questions about our individual and collective security.
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David Cameron’s call for tough measures, austerity and slashed expenditure to overcome the enormous fiscal deficit comes as no surprise; a Prime Minister saddled with a 156 billion pound deficit could not have acted differently. While his speech placing the entire blame on Labour’s door may seem typical of a politician, what is heartening is his no nonsense observations on how these steps are going to inflict more pain than anticipated and for a longer time span than what anyone bargained for. It is reminiscent of Churchill’s promise of blood, sweat and tears to Brits besieged by the Second World…
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Smart grid is an intelligent grid system which is based on integrated and high speed bidirectional communication network. Depending on advanced sensing and testing technology, it makes the grid system safer, more reliable and more effective.
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Energy from the sun, or solar energy is becoming important for numerous reasons because the use of fossil fuels prove to be dangerous and damaging to the environment. We can gather energy from the sun which hits all the parts of the inhabited earth equally, which makes DIY solar panels fast becoming popular nowadays.
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How does the BP oil disaster affect our businesses? Its effects on businesses in the Gulf are obvious. As a savvy business owner, do you see its effects on your own? Sometimes the answer is so close, we just can’t see it.
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All the king’s horses and all the kings’ men have been trying so hard to put Humpty back together again. So now that we are 18 months past the initial 911 call, how is the patient?
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In the popular media, renewable energy is all about solar and wind. In the popular discussion about the need for domestically produced renewable energy, one of the technologies that most closely matches our needs is wholly absent – geothermal energy. Ironically, the technologies that get all the press, solar and wind, take up massive real estate and they turn themselves on and off at will, despite the fact that we are rather fond of 24-7 electricity. So, why not geothermal? It’s just drilling a hold into the ground until you find heat, right?
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Dubai hotels witnessed an average occupancy rate of 77.4 per cent during the first four months of 2010, reflecting an 8.4 per cent increase on the same period last year.
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