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INEQUALITY OF PEOPLE IN COUNTRY

BUT IN WORLD ???

Solar water pumps have been in mass production since 1983 and are in use in thousands
of locations around the world. Pumps that are designed to be powered by solar energy are
far more efficient than an equivalent AC powered pump. There are many types of pumps   
and systems available for pumping from deep wells, shallow wells, ponds and streams.

 

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Physically challanged but not Mentally

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Employee of the month

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New, young blood reinvigorates RIM

Clad in a black sweater and Converse shoes with peace signs on them, Anders Jeppsson doesn’t look like your average executive from Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM-T23.000.391.72%)

But Mr. Jeppsson fits right in here at the smart phone giant’s annual developer conference in San Francisco, even though his job title – head of gaming – seems a little out of place for RIM, a company known best for its secure e-mail services and stuffy corporate image.

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9/11 now and then

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Church island — Slovenia

 The island on Lake Bled in Slovenia looks like an illustration from fairy tales. The island is very popular among tourists.The largest building on the island as a Church. 09 more images after the break...

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Packed but NOT ready to go

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Samsung tablet

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Microsoft

AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets President and CEO Ralph de la Vega speaks to unveil devices running Windows Phone 7 (WP7), a new mobile phone operating system as Microsoft seeks to regain ground lost to the iPhone, Blackberry and devices powered by Google's Android software, during an event in New York, October 11, 2010. Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer unveiled WP7.

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Microsoft doesn’t get much love from Wall Street

Microsoft doesn’t get much love from Wall Street, but it should, according to a couple of John Reese's models.

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Women in aviation

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New fossil may be ‘missing link’ in human family tree

An analysis of two million-year-old bones found in South Africa offers the most powerful case so far in identifying the transitional figure that came before modern humans – findings some are calling a potential game-changer in understanding evolution.

The bones are from Australopithecus sediba. The research places that pre-human branch of the evolutionary tree as the best candidate to be the ancestor of the human line, said Lee R. Berger of the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa.

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Children and their mothers receive food and treatment

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Text messaging at the beach

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Helicopter with supplies Arctic

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young users

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Tamilnadu 

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