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		By: Malagrasi		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Great posting, Yannick.  As a matter of fact, your last two paragraphs completely make you stand out in a maltitude. I hope you be successful in your work in Africa.  One of the most satisfying in working there is that you can do something and see the results, sometimes in an instant.  I think the fruits of your labor is when you see output of what you&#039;ve done.  such as plant the corn and watch it grow.  In a project its easy to see a big picture,its a goal and result driven enterprises. The corporate world, in fact most successful corporations have done things in a project manner, they call it strategic management. Making a difference in other people&#039;s lives is a value, it seems you &#039;ve got that from your folks.  Energy poverty is real especially in a rural where most Africans lives.  These people are humbled that sometimes they think it&#039;s been decreed things to be as such. and they take one day at a time.  people in the big cities live in such oblivian about energy poverty, the UN measure poverty based on money. sometimes, its like putting the cart before the horse, really.  how about the quality of life.  I think there is all kind of poverty my friend.  keep the good work!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great posting, Yannick.  As a matter of fact, your last two paragraphs completely make you stand out in a maltitude. I hope you be successful in your work in Africa.  One of the most satisfying in working there is that you can do something and see the results, sometimes in an instant.  I think the fruits of your labor is when you see output of what you&#8217;ve done.  such as plant the corn and watch it grow.  In a project its easy to see a big picture,its a goal and result driven enterprises. The corporate world, in fact most successful corporations have done things in a project manner, they call it strategic management. Making a difference in other people&#8217;s lives is a value, it seems you &#8216;ve got that from your folks.  Energy poverty is real especially in a rural where most Africans lives.  These people are humbled that sometimes they think it&#8217;s been decreed things to be as such. and they take one day at a time.  people in the big cities live in such oblivian about energy poverty, the UN measure poverty based on money. sometimes, its like putting the cart before the horse, really.  how about the quality of life.  I think there is all kind of poverty my friend.  keep the good work!</p>
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