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Bono: From Music To Fashion To Helping The Poor
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Sher Matsen
U2s lead singer Bono isn't content with being part of a top band. Fashion and Music - well I'm sure they can mix! Bono was born Paul David Hewson in 1960 in Dublin Ireland. His stage name is Bono.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Bono:-From-Music-To-Fashion-To-Helping-The-Poor
id=59767 - Aug 13, 2005
Rentals Property in Whitehaven Cumbria
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Saffron Samson
Whitehaven is the largest town close to the Sellafield plant in Cumbria and so many of the employees want to rent in and around that area, as commuting is easy. So where are the best places to rent?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Rentals-Property-in-Whitehaven-Cumbria
id=5124709 - Sep 30, 2010
Investment Opportunity Locations in North West England
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Matthew J James
Cheshire has a thriving automotive industry, which includes luxury car manufacturing in Crewe, and the largest car plant in the North West in Ellesmere Port. One of the world's leading...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Investment-Opportunity-Locations-in-North-West-England
id=678224 - Aug 07, 2007
10 Things You Didn't Know About the National Nuclear Laboratory
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M James
The National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) provides nuclear scientific skills, research and development and much more for customers. In addition, it provides trusted independent advice and recommendations to the UK government.
http://ezinearticles.com/?10-Things-You-Didnt-Know-About-the-National-Nuclear-Laboratory
id=1875507 - Jan 13, 2009
Stakeholders and Their Affect on Organisation Operations
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Ian Worthington
Stakeholders are present in all businesses in many varied forms. This article investigates the affect they have on organisations and how this determines which operations are implemented.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Stakeholders-and-Their-Affect-on-Organisation-Operations
id=2039418 - Feb 26, 2009
The Nuclear Resurgence
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Joe Baylis
On 9th November 2009, 10 new nuclear power station sites, of the 11 proposed, were approved by the government. This agenda is part of the effort to fill the ever approaching energy gap that is predicted by 2015 as present nuclear stations are decommissioned and we look to reduce the prominence of fossil fuels. If given the final planning go-ahead, these proposed sites could be producing energy by 2018 and are projected to be producing 40% of the UK's electricity needs by 2025.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Nuclear-Resurgence
id=3518763 - Jan 04, 2010
Bono - A Man Not Just About Music
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Pollux Parker
U2 is one of the most significant and famous rock bands within the past three decades. Being the lead vocalist of U2, Paul David Hewson, popularly recognized as Bono, is a notable person much-loved and highly regarded both in and out of the entertainment world. Being a rock icon, Bono's music with his band has gotten him a multitude of loyal supporters around the globe; while being an advocate and philanthropist for the world's poor, co-founder of organizations like ONE Campaign and DATA, he has won great admiration from world leaders, politicians and his music enthusiasts.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Bono---A-Man-Not-Just-About-Music
id=4100513 - Apr 13, 2010
The Benefits of Green Energy Sources
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Rodney Warnock
I think that it is high time we turned our attention to Green energy sources. The day of fossil fuels is coming to an end and there is now good evidence that they damage the planet. We currently use fossil fuels for our cars, to heat our homes and to generate electricity. It is time to change.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Benefits-of-Green-Energy-Sources
id=4277742 - May 12, 2010
Workington Rental Property In Cumbria
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Saffron Samson
Workington is a working town based in Cumbria in England. If you are looking to rent a property in the area read this article as an insight of where you may want to be based.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Workington-Rental-Property-In-Cumbria
id=5123924 - Sep 30, 2010
Construction's Nuclear Future
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Paul X James
With the UK's oil and gas reserves in decline, coal increasingly viewed as a dirty fuel and many power stations coming to the end of their natural life, there's a danger that the country's lights might start to go out. A lot of emphasis has been put on wind power but this is notoriously unreliable and requires an alternative power supply when the wind doesn't blow.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Constructions-Nuclear-Future