Posts Tagged ‘Power’

Berlusconi, The Media Candy

Sunday, September 6, 2009 17:25 By GSerrano

Perma-tanned Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is right in the eye of the press freedom storm. Media have been grinding him to a pulp lately. He even says that he feels sorry for his country because media report “the opposite of reality.” Hence, Berlusconi has brought more than one local newspaper to court. His lawyers [...]

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Ban the Batteries, Shake Your Remote Control

Tuesday, August 18, 2009 13:02 By Ramya

No matter what good things batteries are made out of, or how much longer they last, or how less often they can be recharged, batteries can never be as green as mechanical energy. Doubt it? Try this… a remote control that doesn’t need a battery and works on the quiver of your hand.

Clad in a [...]

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Empowering Women, The Oprah Way

Friday, August 14, 2009 9:52 By GSerrano

The woman has found herself constantly and consistently on Forbes lists of the most powerful. She says power means many things. In her magazine and website, she offers her own definition of power, as well as declares the most powerful women in her opinion.
We are aware by now that whatever Oprah believes in strongly, Oprah [...]

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Neville Mars’ Solar Forest Greens Up The Renewable Power Scene

Thursday, August 6, 2009 5:11 By Saba

The human race moving on electric vehicles is a pretty green sight  but is it really enough to overcome the the delicate balance achieved by our dwindling forests? And that’s where enter designer Neville Mars who has thought of a novel way to combat the threats of deforestations.  His is an incredible EV charging station [...]

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Delhi Airport to Harvest its own Energy to get Rid of Blackouts!

Wednesday, July 15, 2009 14:45 By Ramya

Delhi is one of the fastest growing metros in the world, and a glitch accompanying its progress is the growing demand for energy and electricity that the city is not able to fulfill. In this situation, the city’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is having a tough time with its energy shortfalls. In order to get [...]

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Facebook To Countersued For User Data Rights

Monday, July 13, 2009 12:40 By Rajeev Saxena

It been six months since Facebook sued Power.com on the charges of copyright and trademark infringement and now the tables have turned with a counter-suit from Power against Facebook. The counter suite comes amid a raging debates, that revolves around user data and whether users or the websites have authority over it.

From Power’s point of [...]

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Russia Works On The First Floating Nuclear Plant

Saturday, July 11, 2009 2:47 By Saba

Russians have always been ahead of the world when it comes to developing nuclear technology. And now, they have decided to be the first to float nuclear power plant. Expected to hit the waters of the eastern coast by the end of 2012, this little project is the brainchild of a company known as O.P.K. [...]

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Aren’t All Societies Essentially Feudal?

Wednesday, May 13, 2009 23:58 By GSerrano

In feudalism, political and economic elements merge seamlessly. The upper class controls the government, the production of goods, and the distribution of goods. Power is an offshoot and natural outcome of either being into the power born or through the granting of power contracts. Ordinary citizens work for the benefit of the upper class. The [...]

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Indian Coalition Politics: Once Again Only Number Game!

Monday, May 11, 2009 8:43 By Madhuri Katti

Fifth and final phase of polling will end soon and sometime next week India’s election results will be declared. Well, the political buzz and activity confirms the worst fear that once again no single party will emerge with confident clear majority. Political parties’ somersaults and gymnastics have already begun. Each big political party is out [...]

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More Than a Good Salary and a Pretty Office

Wednesday, April 29, 2009 20:16 By GSerrano

Employee needs are far more complicated than ordinary management actually realizes. According to Frederick Herzberg in his Two Factor Theory, man is not content with the fulfillment of lower-order professional needs such as minimum salary levels or a satisfactory workplace. Instead, he looks to fulfill higher-level psychological needs like task achievement, professional recognition, project responsibility, [...]

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