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date information is key |
What
you read last year may be old because of several things.
New technologies made that thing old.
New thoughts made you thought yesterday old.
You were taught wrong may be because that was what was
known to teacher.
e.g. when founder was a child or when he was young by
age, he was told that the first sun rise is seen in
Japan. Only after 2013, he started investing more time
to know the real facts in the world. Up until the end
of 2011, the sun rose first in either New Zealand or
Kiribati. Kiribati is an island nation in the Pacific
Ocean. But in 2011, Samoa moved across the International
Dateline. Before that, it was the last country in the
world to see the sunset on a particular day. But, this
put the country 23 hours behind its main trading partners
in Australia and New Zealand. On December 30, 2011,
Samoa skipped a day to move to the other side of the
dateline. So, during New Zealand's autumn and winter
months, Samoa is the first country in the world to see
the sunrise. Therefore, Apia is the first city in the
world to get a sunrise. But during New Zealand's summer
and spring months, it is the first country to see the
sunrise. The first city to get is Gisborne, but the
first inhabited area is Pitt Island. It is part of the
Chatham Islands, which is part of New Zealand.
So time changed in literally, not just thinking. |
Now,
founder is clear. He shares website links because newspaper
website content changes every second. Or things change
everyday. And we cant change thousands of things 24
hours 60 minutes ...
One
good thing is that this makes CSRidentity.com a dynamic
source. |
I dont have time to see 50000 Corporate websites. I just
want 1 corporate or corporates in my country or in my
industry anywhere in the world or CSR budget or contact
person ..
We will share our guidelines to see by 19th May 2021 and
save your valuable time |
CSRidentity.com plans to share 100000 NGO websites by
31.3.2021. I dont want that. I just want to see NGOs in
my location or NGOs helping particular issue in my location
or maybe success stories of NGOs working for water anywhere
in the world ..
We will share our guidelines to see by 19th May 2021 and
save your valuable time |
First
sun rise
New Zealand's summer and spring months
Samoa
in New Zealand's autumn and winter months
Sun never sets in Antarctica, so technically it
is the first place to see sun, although it is not
a sunrise. |
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| We
got email enquiring hotel or vehicle to go to tourism
location where tourist will not use the services
of tourism agencies. Instead of we answering them,
it is better that they directly see the tourism
agencies and we have decided to add hotels &
tourist vehicles in them now. |
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Son
is human
Human nature can be good, bad, best, worst.
Human nature can be spread like virus. There are
times, when you dont make decisions, they just happen.
So humans have to be careful all the time. |
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| Founder
is planning to do a research on Sustainability &
Reputation Tree which will be helpful for all NGOs,
SMEs, MSMEs, Corporates in the world and as is his
habit, all will be shared free to all in all countries.
And he doesnt want credit for his work because he
thinks he is just 1 person in billions of people
in the world and credit should go to his parents
for introducing him in the world. |
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We
are starting soon how corporate CEOs, Department heads
and Brand Managers can help NGOs across the world
by sharing what they should do for
Fund Raising
Communicating with communities, funding agencies,
philanthropists, corporates, media and issues like
how to manage finance, HR policies, succession planning
....
And all this in a simple manner in which the experts
from corporates or ad / PR agencies are sitting in
their office or at home and just sending questions
NGOs have (and more importantly, there contact is
not given to any NGO but they will invest 1 hour a
month to answer questions related to their competency.... |
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About
29.2% of Earth's surface is land consisting of
continents and islands. The remaining 70.8% is
covered with water, mostly by oceans, seas, gulfs,
and other salt-water bodies, but also by lakes,
rivers, and other fresh water, which together
constitute the hydrosphere. Much of Earth's polar
regions are covered in ice.
Composition
by volume
78.08% nitrogen, 20.95% oxygen, ~ 1% water vapor
(climate variable)
That 1% covers 0.9340% argon, 0.0413% carbon dioxide,
0.00182% neon, 0.00052% helium, 0.00019% methane,
0.00011% krypton, 0.00006% hydrogen
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