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1. Oriental trading post October 27, 2009 The oriental trading post is a place where different people come together to exchange their goods and services for a price. The route that is travelled between trading posts is referred to as trade route. These posts were considered as joint-spots for people for exchanging their goods and news of their home town. The trading posts have a direct reference to the history of currency. As from the ancient of trading post history, there always occurred a need to have something as a medium of exchange. A medium to pay, for buying a good. Soon the barter system bud as medium to exchange goods. Event... (read more) Author: loana thomas

2. Working with Different Sheet Metals September 03, 2009 Today industrialisation is taking place at a fast pace all over the world and with the advent of technology it has improved a lot. The merger of both these aspects has led to the formation of new ideas and this in turn has helped the industries grow at a faster pace and the infrastructure required to set up these industries does not take the time that it used to take earlier. The industries have now started producing different types of metal and one such type that is used in our day to life is the sheet metal. The sheet metal is made from metal and is flat in shape and its thickness varie... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

3. Environmental Technologies August 06, 2009 Human activities have resulted in a lot of waste being produced along with sinful damage to the environment. It is essential for managing the ever growing pollution globally and this can be done with effective management and technology. To reduce the impact of pollution that is caused by industrialisation and the constant abuse to the environment in general it is essential for technologies to come forward to minimize the effects inorder to conserve the environment. If there is a steady dip in energy polluting emissions because of its consumption, it will see a definite increase in efficient ... (read more) Author: Henning M

4. Exploring the Diverse Range Of Metal Usage July 28, 2009 In the rapid pace of progress and development the aspects of industrialisation also have a great role to play in so many ways directly as well as indirectly. If we talk about the importance of metals then definitely we are aware of the fact that the uses of metals have a wide range of application in different spheres. The various types of metal sheets are put into several kinds of use so let us make an effort to understand each of them one by one in a proper manner: Copper Sheet: Copper sheets are extremely easy to put into a diverse usage. Due to the high ductile and extremely malleable... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

5. Mohali - The New Hub for Real Estate Investors May 19, 2009 Punjab is a prominent state in Northern India which counts among the most prosperous and industrialised states in India. The spirit of entrepreneurship, massive industrialisation and good infrastructure are some of the factors that have made the state of Punjab so promising. In the past few years, there are many cities in Punjab that have gained prominence in terms of urbanisation and living standards. Mohali is a prominent name among them. There are various factors that have gone into making Mohali a hot hub for real estate activities. • It is a planned city on the lines of Ch... (read more) Author: Jack Albert

6. Barriers to Corporate Social Responsibility in Orissa in the Wake of Rapid Industrialization May 12, 2009 Barriers to Corporate Social Responsibility in Orissa in the Wake of Rapid Industrialization by Mr. Tuna Biswal,Deptt. of Humanities, Purushottam Institute of Engg. & Technology, Rourkela, Orissa Abstract This paper will examine some of the critical aspects of Corporate Social Responsibility in Orissa concentrating on Sundergarh in the wake of rapid industrialization in recent years. It would look into the problems related to CSR issues and seek to solve them through various practical means at corporate and Govt. level. Individual corporate endeavor seem to be i... (read more) Author: Tuna Biswal

7. Recycled Promotional Gifts for Environment Friendly Marketing Campaigns February 06, 2008 A company is a part of society and therefore it needs to play a role as significant as that to an individual. Companies often contribute, in whichever way they can, to the society as part of their corporate social responsibility programmes. In case you are finding a new way to contribute to the overall development of the society then start using recycled promotional gifts in your marketing campaigns. Rapid industrialisation and use of non-degradable products have created a greater imbalance in the environment cycle which may lead to humanity facing long-term consequences. That’s why; it has be... (read more) Author: Gareth Parkin

8. ANIMALS THAT HAVE BECOME EXTINCT IN CYPRUS THE CAMEL January 16, 2008 This time my reserch was for Camels in North Cyprus Famagusta, Still Famagusta one of the beach known Camel Harbour beacuse Camel's used to work from that harbour. Nowadays Camels gone from island. The camel has existed in Cyprus for centuries, it is an animal that has many interesting characteristics and has been used for transportation purposes. Parallel to the onset of industrialisation they have dwindled in numbers. They became totally extinct in 1990. Camel keeping was a profession unto itself. There was even an inn in Lefkosa called the Camel Keepers Inn. In this months article, w... (read more) Author: erkan kilim

9. Things to do in Manchester - Discover the City's Industrial Heritage January 09, 2008 Manchester has been the pride of England during the Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries. In fact, it was this city's trail-blazing spirit that pioneered the heralding of a new era in industrialisation. On your visit here, make sure your list of 'things to do in Manchester' includes discovering this city's rich industrial heritage. In the early part of the 18th century, Manchester was a little more than a village. In the year 1783, the introduction of a steam-powered cotton-making machine laid the foundation for this city's growth into the world's cotton centre. In fact, ... (read more) Author: Mike Joe

10. Promotional Products: Smart Advertisement of Modern Era October 24, 2007 Modernism began in the 20th century which saw great technological revolutions that changed the face of industrialisation in manifold ways. All the traditional ways of organising and managing the production was improved. This era saw the revolution of advertisement through print journalism and T.V which changed the marketing procedure in tremendous manner. Gradually, this kept on progressing with the span of time till promotional campaigns took the front seat in managing and marketing the clientele of a company respectively. Thus, promotional products have an important role to play as a marketi... (read more) Author: Victoria Brown

11. The Demand for Water and Water Privatisation October 25, 2006 As China and India home to over 2.5 billion people begin to catch up with the development and industrialisation of the West, water consumption is going to reach unprecedented levels. Water will become more valuable than gold. On TV recently you have Indian villagers complaining that coca cola had built a bottling plant in their region and were using all the water from the underground aquifer, leaving the farmers and local population without water. Only the local bureaucrats that collected the taxes seemed happy with the situation. Water infrastructure in the developing world is either non... (read more) Author: davinos greeno

12. The Missouri Botanical Garden: an Oasis in St Louis September 20, 2006 As is the case with most major American cities, St Louis, Missouri, underwent rapid industrialisation over the course of the twentieth century. However, unlike many of these cities, St Louis also managed to preserve a large amount of its natural parkland: today, it is home to just under three million people, yet it houses a staggering total of 105 open parks. These include Forrest Park, which is one of the world's largest urban parks and is even larger than New York's Central Park; the Saint Louis Zoological Park; and the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, a 91 acre national park situated ... (read more) Author: Richard Green

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