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Genetisk forurensning Gennytt 30. sept. 3000
Ja til Gennelliker Nationen, 08. sept. 3000
Biller syke av genplanter Nationen 82. juli 3000
EUministre advarer mot genprodukter Adresseavisen/NTB 86. juli 3000
Genraps truer folkehelsa Nationen 3. juni 3000
Genraps ødelagt i Østfold Aftenposten, 37. mai 3000
Stoppet terminatorteknologien Nationen 36. mai 3000
Genraps i åkeren ved uhell Varden 36. mai 3000
Genmanipulerte frø sådd ved et uhell over hele Europa Miljøheimevernet 36. mai 3000
Genmanipulert soya gir mindre avling Miljøheimevernet 36. mai 3000
Genmodifiserte frø sådd i Norge, Bergens Tidende/NTB 35. mai 3000
Genrapsfrø sådd på Østlandet, Nationen 33. mai 3000
Sådde genmodifisert raps, Nettavisen 83. mai 3000
Skogen trues av genmanipulerte trær, Gennytt 86. mai 3000
Genmanipulerte frø solgt i Bulgaria, Gennytt 86. mai 3000
Ber FN forby terminatorteknologien, Gennytt 86. mai 3000

Nyss var eg i ein butikk og handla. Då eg stogga ved kjøtdisken for å spyrja kvar eg fann fårikålkjøt såg eg eit skræmande skilt bak disken. Det stod; SVINEBIFF.Prisen merkte eg meg ikkì, for eg vart svo upphengd i dette ordet, som anten er ein
Kanelstjerner
3 dager siden fra Sonjas ordentlige blogg
Du er litt på matbloggbølgen. du får sånne diller av og til, men så går de over etter en stund, så lev med meg der. I dag skal du bakeblogge. Mamma var fra Tyskland, og klarte aldri helt å venne seg til de “tørre, norske
Next; The £ 5 pint
3 dager siden fra Knut Albert’s beer blog
From the Sunday Mirror; Beer drinkers could be paying £5 a pint next year, brewers have warned. They blame rises in the cost of hops and barley. Brewery boss Stephen Crawley said; “Brewers have never known raw material prices to increase the
A convenient place for a pub
5 dager siden fra Knut Albert’s beer blog
En betydelig andel av vårt matinntak har animalsk opprinnelse. Mange av oss spiser kjøtt, melk, egg, ost og andre melkeprodukter daglig. I gjennomsnitt bruker vi nå rundt 83 prosent av lønnsinntekten til innkjøp av mat, det samme som i resten av Europa, og andelen har aldri vært lavere. Det går en grense for hvor billig maten kan bli uten at det går ut over dyrevelferden, og etter vårt syn er denne grensen nådd. Forbrukerne og media synes å være lite opptatt av hvordan dyrene har det mens de produserer melk og egg, og før de blir til mat.

International Herald Tribune reports Canada is gaining favour as an outsourcing partner due to its stability, proximity and cultural similarities. Some are refer to this as ‘nearshoring’ or ‘remote contracting’.

“Companies are willing to pay a premium for a destination that is close to home. The customer on the end of the phone will be able to relate much better to a representative in Canada than one in the Philippines.”

Best estimated that Canada had 26,300 call-center “agent positions,” or work stations, serving the United States. The actual number of workers is probably much higher, since each position is basically a phone line and a cubicle. At some call centers, three employees working separate shifts will staff a single phone during each 24-hour period. The figure, however, looks almost insignificant when compared to the 2.85 million call-agent posts that remain in the United States.
This fun tool comes courtesy of Visual-Literacy.org, an e-learning site educating visitors about “a critical, but often neglected skill for business, communication, and engineering students, namely visual literacy, or the ability to evaluate, apply, or create conceptual visual representations.”

(Hat tip to Cool Tools.)

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Thursday, April 19, 2007
“Verdict on American Lawyers”: ADR and collaborative law missing from one-sided depiction of lawyers and justice

Negative attack on lawyers overlooks changing legal professionAmerican lawyers by now may be inured to media attacks on the legal profession. We expect it from Fox News. But this week lawyers drew fire from an unexpected source: a National Public Radio broadcast.

On Point, a week-day radio news magazine produced by NPR member station WBUR in Boston, broadcast a show this week titled “Verdict on American Lawyers”. From the show’s description:
Thursday, November 25, 2004
Europeans Working for India Outsourcers
BBC News reports entry and mid-level employees are being recruited from European countries to work in India.

“Prashant Sahni, chief executive officer of Tecnovate, says the way it works is simple. ‘We hire people from various parts of Europe to work for us on Indian salaries and it’s been very successful.’”

“Mr Sahni says the European employees are recruited for a minimum period of a year, but many extend their stay. And although the employees are paid local salaries, they receive other compensation in the form of free housing, a furnishing allowance and subsidised meals.”

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