Update on the Middle East’s Kurdish Region
As long-time readers of this blog know, my company, Enterra Solutions, does a significant amount of business in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Because of that, I’m always on the lookout for
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
As long-time readers of this blog know, my company, Enterra Solutions, does a significant amount of business in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Because of that, I’m always on the lookout for
Occasionally I read stories that are outside my normal range of topics but that are so interesting I feel compelled to write about them. There is an old saying that “truth is
In a recent post entitled Crises and the “Next Big Thing”, I mentioned Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter, who popularized the term “creative destruction” to describe the process of transformation that accompanies changes
In my post Food and Water Shortages in the Middle East, I cited an article that reported “several oil-rich nations, including Saudi Arabia, have started searching for farmland in fertile but politically
I have posted two blogs about patents over the past couple of years [The Importance of Patents and Patents and Plants]. In the first, I noted that “patents are an important tool
Humans have been rightly labeled social animals. Of course, humans aren’t alone. According to an entry in Wikipedia, “A social animal is a loosely defined term for an organism that is highly
I have written several posts about previous attempts of “new and approved” search engines to unseat Google. As we all know, however, Google still reigns. Nevertheless, contenders for throne continue to come
In a previous post [Water Challenges in Israel], I discussed how Israel is using technology to get the most from its limited water resources. Water, of course, is not the only resource
Crises are often watershed events. Through the course of the most serious crises, the strong survive and the weak die off. As we watch automobile companies struggle to survive, no one is
Africans consider the baobab tree a miracle of nature. Botanically, the baobab tree is from the genus Adansonia, which contains eight species of trees (six native to Madagascar, one native to mainland
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