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[New World Encyclopedia] Bucharest - New World Encyclopedia: During Nicolae CeauÅŸescu's leadership (1965-1989) during the 1980s, over one fifth of central Bucharest, including churches and historic buildings, was demolished in his program of systematization - promoted as a way to build a "multilaterally developed socialist society." Demolition, resettlement, and construction began in the Romanian countryside, but culminated with an attempt to reshape the country's capital completely. Many historic and religious buildings were replaced with Communist-style buildings, particularly high-rise apartment blocks.

[UrbanReviewSTL] UrbanReviewSTL » Blog Archive » I've been to Hell and back Today: What I can say, with complete certainty, is that there will be more tickets dispensed by the Rock Hill police in order to bring in money to the broke-ass city, seeing as how the TIF needs to be paid off first. These cops must be salivating at the increased traffic that will pass down Manchester Road due to the I-64 shutdown.

[Andris Piebalgs' blog] A warm welcome to my blog - Commissioner Andris PIEBALGS: Physicist Bent Sørensen stated, thus, in his seminal work on renewable energy: “Concerning carbon dioxide, which accumulates in the atmosphere as a consequence of rapid combustion of fossil fuels, it should be kept in mind that the carbon dioxide emissions during biomass combustion are balanced in magnitude by the net carbon dioxide assimilation in the plants, so that the atmospheric CO2 content is not affected, at least by the use of biomass crops in fast rotation” as e.g. yearly energy plants.

[Truck and Barter] Truck and Barter: Iraqi Dinar Discussion (July 22, 2005 - April 30 ...: 04 January 2006 (Baghdad: Al Sabah newspaper) -- Various economic experts are looking favorably at the expected performance of the Iraqi economy in 2006. With the general rate of inflation decreasing to 15%, the country's foreign exchange reserves amounting to over 10 billion dollars in 2006, and the huge financial debt burden, estimated as being in the region of 120 billion dollars, finally being settled and agreed upon, which was followed by the success of the general election that is expected to produce a national unity government, optimists are looking at the future in a very favorable light, despite the remaining hurdles of security, unemployment and an absence of services.

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