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Cost of renewable energy 10 times cheaper than "business as usual" fossil-fuelled future (7 July 2007) Amsterdam/Brussels, 6th July 2007: Investing in a renewable electricity future will save 10 times the fuel costs of a ‘business as usual’ fossil-fuelled scenario, saving $180 billion USD annually and cut CO2 emissions in half by 2030, according to a joint report by Greenpeace and the European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) released today. In the first global analysis of its kind, “Future Investment - A sustainable Investment Plan for the power sector to save the Climate’, demonstrates a powerful economic argument for a shift in global investments towards renewable energy (including solar, wind, hydro, geothermal and bio energy), within the next 23 years, and away from dangerous coal and nuclear power. The report gives the financial rationale for Greenpeace’s "Energy [R]evolution," a blueprint for how to cut global CO2 emissions by ...789 days ago
AT&T Enters Israeli Market, Gobbles Up Interwise 01 Oct 2007 10:11 PM CDT It looks as if the telecom giant AT&T will be entering the Israeli market for the first time evah! AT&T is making its presence known by buying out Interwise , an Israeli company responsible for web conferencing--which for you non geeks out there means they help businesses talk, train, record meetings, etc. in cyberspace. ( Globes Online ) After a long period without news of sales of Israeli high-tech companies, a major exit was announced today. Telecommunications giant AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T), through one of its subsidiaries, is buying IP network conferencing solutions company Interwise of Israel for $121 million. The acquisition, which is due to be completed by the end of the year, brings AT&T into the Israeli market for the first time. Interwise will continue to operate, as AT&T's local development center within AT&T Global Business Services, which ...873 days ago
More campgrounds going Wi-Fi Mon Jul 9, 12:41 PM ET NEW YORK - Ah, camping. The tent. The sleeping bag. The camp fire. The laptop. Yeah, the laptop! What's a campground or RV park without Internet access these days? People say they want to get away from it all, but that doesn't necessarily mean they want to live without e-mail. If you happen to drive past campgrounds or RV parks this summer, chances are you'll see the signs that advertise "Wi-Fi" access right up there with showers and propane. You can also find Wi-Fi campgrounds and RV parks on the Internet. Web sites listing Wi-Fi facilities include http://www.wififreespot.com/rv.html . For listings for Kampgrounds of America sites only, go to http://www.koa.com/wireless/ . Wi-Fi means that the location provides wireless Internet access. Often campers can log on to the Internet right from their camp site without going to any special area of the park. ...880 days ago
A Holy Land Inc. Project Longtom Radio, South Africa http://www.ltradio.org STOREHOUSE MINISTRIES CHARLOTTE, U.S.A http://1raynadaughter-of-zion.tripod.com/storehouseministries "Behold, I will do something new, Now it will spring forth; Will you not be aware of it? I will even make a roadway in the wilderness," Isa 43:19 NASU . . God said that He would establish a pathway through the wilderness and desert for His people to return Home. How to Establish a Highway There are, many ways, but we have opted for establishing tent tabernacles as our main strategy, because it is such a "visible" and versatile way. Everybody will ask, "what is this tent about?" Especially if you display a minorah or an Israeli flag. It gives you the opening to tell them. Even set up a little exhibition, ...911 days ago
PRODOS Bulletin stevenshamrak1@prodoscope.com Monday, May 21, 2007 How Israel Saved Intel. "These are the best microprocessors we've ever designed, the best microprocessors we've ever built," Intel's Chief Executive Paul Otellini said. "This is not just incremental change; it's a revolutionary leap." He was talking about Core 2 Duo processor, created in Israel. The Israelis' new chip, named Banias after a river in Galilee, got a break with Intel's push into notebook computers. It hit the market in March 2003 as part of a package called Centrino. Banias anchored three years of 13 percent annual sales growth at Intel from 2003-05. In one 100-day period last year, Intel unveiled more than 40 processors, most based on the Israeli design. (Anti-Semites must stop using Intel processors, Microsoft products, Polio vaccine, Blue jeans and many other Jewish inventions.) Tags: hitech , computerprocesssor ...
