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spec: Unlike conventional fuels , wind energy is a massive indigenous power source permanently available in virtually every nation in the world . Because many developing countries in the region do not have a strong indigenous scientific capacity from which to address national and transnational environmental problems , the U.S. and Japan should jointly engage in scientific and technical capacity building in the region . The latter include some 18 traditional crafts which Her Majesty felt were worthy of being promoted on both local and world markets , among them embroidery and weaving in the north , a kind of ikat silk called matmi in the northeast , doll and rattanware making in the central region , and yan lipao , basketry woven of a strong indigenous vine , in the south . FUCHS : Mr. Truman kind of wavered in his later years , at one point , about his friendship with Allen . The global implications of the Mabo decision , in which the Australian High Court officially recognised native title as part of common law , will be discussed by a Canadian indigenous affairs expert tonight at a Monash University human rights lecture . This research can therefore offer more than just an enhanced description of a contemporary indigenous economy . By definition the award of exemplary damages serves social purposes other than compensation . Obtain related experience through internships or co-op . The major committee activities include the participation in organizing scientific symposia and conferences , notably the nternational Symposium on Wood and Pulping Chemistry , and the preparation of review articles on current issues for TAPPI publications . With this application , when you forget your powerpoint files for the presentation away from your office , you can use mobile phone to look through your file repository , then print to Kinko 's printer nearby or email to the meeting organizer .