1 Fernando Sá Gestão de Redes CLCE 22 JULY 2009 MOSCOW — The United States and Russia, seeking to move forward on one of the most significant arms control treaties since the end of the cold war, announced Monday that they had reached a preliminary agreement on cutting each country’s stockpiles of strategic nuclear weapons by as much as one-third. Year VII Nº235 £ 1,50 Monday, 22 th July 2009 The New Mokkas Newspaper Obama and Russian Leader Announce Nuclear Deal Business Solutions With the economy showing the first signs of recovery, financial growth will be held back by excessive or rigid regulation “John Terry will be Chelsea Captain forever”, says Carlo Ancelotti Wild invention taming technology with BT’s
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Fernando Sá Gestão de Redes CLCE 22 JULY 2009
MOSCOW — The United States and
Russia, seeking to move forward on one
of the most significant arms control
treaties since the end of the cold war,
announced Monday that they had
reached a preliminary agreement on
cutting each country’s stockpiles of
strategic nuclear weapons by as much
as one-third.
Year VII Nº235 £ 1,50 Monday, 22 th July 2009
The New Mokkas Newspaper
Obama and Russian Leader Announce Nuclear Deal
Business Solutions
With the economy
showing the first
signs of recovery,
financial growth will
be held back by
excessive or rigid
regulation
“John Terry will be Chelsea
Captain forever”, says
Carlo Ancelotti
Wild invention taming
technology with BT’s
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Fernando Sá Gestão de Redes CLCE 22 JULY 2009
Obama and
Russian Leader
Announce Nuclear
Deal
By CLIFFORD J. LEVY and PETER BAKER
President
Obama met with Russia’s
president, Dmitri A.
Medvedev, on Monday
at the Kremlin in Moscow
MOSCOW — The United States and Russia, seeking to move forward on one of the most significant arms control treaties since the end of the cold war, announced Monday that they had reached a preliminary agreement on cutting each country’s stockpiles of strategic nuclear weapons by as much as one-third.
The so-called
framework
agreement,
which is intended
to replace the
1991 Strategic
Arms Reduction
Treaty, or Start,
was put together
by negotiators as
President Obama
arrived here for
his first Russian-
American summit
meeting.
It was approved by Mr. Obama and Russia’s president, Dmitri A. Medvedev
Business Solutions
With the economy showing the first signs of recovery, financial growth will be held back by excessive or rigid regulation.
Carlo Ancelotti has denied that Chelsea are preparing to sell John Terry to Manchester City after he was officially unveiled as the club's new manager.
"John Terry is a symbol of this team," Ancelotti said. "He will be captain next season: he said he wants to stay forever and we want to keep him forever.
Wild invention
taming
technology
with BT’s
External
Innovation Team
―A growing proportion
of BT innovations come
through our global
scouting function.‖
Of course, this wasn’t the
first time new technology
threatened an
established business. In
1877 another Rochester,
NY-based company,
Western Union, was
confronted with the
invention of the
telephone. The company,
at that time the largest in
the U.S., declined to
purchase Alexander
Graham Bell’s telephone
patents for the
―outrageous‖ sum of
$100,000.
Step forward to 2002 and the introduction of yet another potentially disruptive technology to face the 100 year-old telephony market: VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol. ―BT had not been worried about VoIP,‖ says Rob Hull, Vice President of Business Development, Technology and Innovation and a member of the Global External Innovation Team.
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Fernando Sá Gestão de Redes CLCE 22 JULY 2009
Apple Says Jobs Has Returned to Work
Steven P. Jobs, Apple’s co-founder and chief executive, officially returned to work on Monday after a five-month medical leave. But for some investors the issues raised by Apple’s secrecy about Mr. Jobs’s health problems and liver transplant are likely to linger.
―Steve is back to work,‖ Steve Dowling, an Apple spokesman, said on Monday. ―He is currently
at Apple a few days a week and working from home the remaining days.‖As was the case with
Mr. Jobs’s leave his ret, urn to work was accompanied by only minimal disclosures.
Mr. Dowling declined to say whether Mr. Jobs’s role had changed from what it was before his
leave, and he declined to discuss his health. He also would not say when Mr. Jobs first
returned to work at Apple. Mr. Jobs was at work on the corporate campus a week ago,
according to a person who saw him there.
The Apple chief’s official return comes just before the self-imposed deadline for his medical
leave. When Apple announced his leave in January, the company said he would be back at
work by the end of June.
Mr. Jobs underwent a liver transplant about two months ago, but word of the operation did not
surface until earlier this month. Last week, a hospital in Tennessee confirmed that he had
surgery there and said his prognosis was excellent.
News of the operation rekindled a controversy among shareholders and corporate governance
experts about Apple’s scant disclosures regarding the health of Mr. Jobs, a survivor of
pancreatic cancer. His return to work is not likely to quell the debate.
―We don’t know much,‖ said Charles Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for
Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware. ―We know he is back at work and that he
had a transplant. Given how important he seems to be to the value of this business, we ought
to have the facts in front us that the board had in bringing him back.‖ During his absence, Apple
said little about Mr. Jobs other than repeating that he would be back at the end of June. Jeffrey
A. Sonnenfeld, a senior associate dean at the Yale School of Management, said Apple’s
insistence on secrecy damaged the company’s credibility.
Codex Sinaiticus: text, Bible, book International conference, 6-7 July 2009 at the British Library
Codex Sinaiticus
Codex Sinaiticus is one of the most important books in the world. Handwritten well over 1600 years ago, the manuscript contains the Christian Bible in Greek, including the oldest complete copy of the New Testament. Its heavily corrected text is of outstanding importance for the history of the Bible and the manuscript – the oldest substantial book to survive Antiquity – is of supreme importance for the history of the book. Find out more about Codex Sinaiticus.
THE HISTORY OF THE HOLY MONASTERY OF SINAI
The Holy Monastery of Sinai is located in the Biblical land of Midian, at the site of the Burning Bush, and at the foot of Mount Sinai, where Moses received the revelation of the Law. In the Roman world, the area formed part of Arabia Petra, in distinction to Arabia Felix (centered around Damascus), and Arabia Deserta (the present day Saudi Arabia). Christians came to the area, escaping the persecutions, in the third century. They were succeeded by anchorites who deliberately went out into the desert, at the end of the third, and the beginning of the fourth centuries.
The Codex Sinaiticus Project
The Codex Sinaiticus Project is an international collaboration to reunite the entire manuscript in digital form and make it accessible to a global audience for the first time. Drawing on the expertise of leading scholars, conservators and curators, the Project gives everyone the opportunity to connect directly with this famous manuscript. Find out more about the Codex Sinaiticus Project.
The monastery has existed for seventeen centuries, the very symbol of God’s revelation, and of man’s response in prayer and spiritual striving. The peace that has existed between the monks and the bedouin has made Sinai as well the emblem of peace between peoples of differing faith, language, and culture. In addition, the monastery has been the goal of pilgrims and visitors throughout its history, a holy place
our class – GR and other classes – TEL and EFA5 did a walking tour to Ribeira and S.Nicolau. The tour began at 7 o’clock and finished at eleven o’clock. We visited several interested places, such as Barredo.
The Barredo is one of the typical areas of Porto where the medieval heart of the city still beats. In its maze-like layout one finds houses where time has left its imprint and that have taken the chance of disappearing from the Porto urban lattice. The recovery work that has been taking place has enabled the in habitants and those visiting the old city to enjoy the delight of the past, through the restoring of the glow of the original colours in the houses.