From out of the blue

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Klamath Lake in Oregon grows some of the richest variety of flora in the US, and edible blue-green algae has become a harvestable cash crop. The algae was consumed by South American peoples before the Spanish settlers came, and was considered one of the most perfect foods available. Scientists agree that the algae has remarkable properties, such as being rich in minerals, vitamins, and other nutrients such as amino acids. The algae is easily harvested by boats, and easily grows back, with no adverse effect upon the lake's ecological system.

Natural history, Growth, Algae as food, Edible algae, Klamath Lake

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Soldiers blue

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Peace-building, a long-range strategy to address structural violence, should be employed in Middle Eastern conflicts instead of the deployment of United Nations peace-keeping troops. While the the UN forces have had some success in amelioration of regional conflicts, the underlying issues, such as the lack of a Kurdish or Palestinian homeland, need to be addressed. Middle Eastern states can help build peace by forming regional political and economic organizations which can serve as forums for diplomacy between neighbors.

Usage, Middle East, Military aspects, Military policy, Peacekeeping forces, United Nations. Security Council, Peaceful change (International relations)

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Out of the blue

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An increasing number of companies are engaging in internal creativity programs to confront several emerging challenges such as downsizing, limited resources, search for new markets, globalization and competition. In the electric industry, the trend toward restructuring has prompted utility management to innovate. Creativity and innovation should be part of the corporate culture whereby all officials and employees contribute to convert ideas into solutions.

Methods, Analysis, Business, Creative ability, Creativity, Organizational behavior, Industrial management

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