But it has also inflated the value of resource-scarce Japan's imports of crude oil and other commodities, which offset a recovery in demand for Japanese-made vehicles and machinery.
According to a 2002 study by the Society for Human Resource Management 20 percent of U.S. firms have policies on romance, while 81 percent of human resource bosses said office romances were dangerous.
During the opening remarks, the UNESCO representatives, Gulser Corat and Wijayananda Jayaweera, underscored the importance of the resource book's topic, which is intrinsically connected to UNESCO's global priorities of Gender Equality and Africa, and its mandate to promote freedom of expression.
Bob Gedert, Austin, Texas's director of resource recovery, hopes to make a visit by summer's end.
Moreover, with the exception of the continent's handful of natural resource-rich, low population-density countries like Angola (see my September 9, 2008 column advocating an intensified strategic engagement with the geopolitically significant Southern African country), most of America's would-be partners are constrained by lack of the financial wherewithal to upgrade their capabilities to meet even short-term priorities.
Wallace says that while he's not as excited by this particular element of wine discussion, he finds Feiring a good resource for keeping up on what's happening in the world of organic and biodynamic winemaking.
"He's very shy, a normal fellow, a family person who leads his own life and feels it's none of the public's business, " says Jerry Seslowe, chairman of Resource Holdings, a private investment firm in Manhattan he started with Anschutz and the late billionaire Jay Pritzker.
Urban knows the Nebraska health insurance market because he's CEO of Corporate Resource Group, an insurance brokerage in Omaha, Neb.
About 50, 000 women delivering babies each year are single moms by choice, said Mikki Morrissette, author of "Choosing Single Motherhood: The Thinking Woman's Guide, " and founder of the online resource Choice Moms.
One of Kuwait's leading environmental scientists, with three decades experience in resource conservation, Asem has played a major role in restoring Kuwait's war-ravaged ecosystems as head of the United Nations Compensation Commission's environmental remediation program.
These resource producers accounted for 45% of the list's assets.
And I think he's actually got a good resource base of donors that are willing and probably will give money for both the transition effort, but also the inaugural campaign as well, " said David Lewis, a professor of political science at Vanderbilt University and author of "The Politics of Presidential Appointments.
CNN: Obama fundraising moves to transition, inauguration phase
Professor Les Baillie, of Cardiff University's school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, said nature in Wales was a resource.
BBC: Lichen in Wales could hold key to antibiotics resistance
Oleg Mitvol, deputy head of Russia's environmental regulator and a member of the United Nations' International Panel for Sustainable Resource Management, said the sinking of the ships in the Kerch Strait was a serious disaster and that it would take 10 to 15 years to clean up the strait and its coastline.
"We can learn lessons from this economic Crisis, " says Anan Itchayapruks, assistant governor in charge of human resource development at the state-owned Petroleum Authority of Thailand, No. 144 in this year's Asiaweek 1000 ranking of the region's largest companies.
The resource book Freedom of Information (FOI) and Women's Rights in Africa constitutes the beginning of an ongoing project.
Among those benefits is Foster's recent opening of the First Stop Resource Center and Housing Program in Palm Beach, Florida.
The resource was supposed to be the savior of the country's economy but people say they've yet to reap any rewards from it.
Virgin has also added more flights to Perth and smaller towns in the country's resource-rich west, where thousands of people fly each week from other parts of the country to work on mines.
Duke operates in the resource-poor Carolinas and built some of the world's biggest coal plants in the 1960s and 1970s, when people were more concerned about cheap, secure energy supplies than co2 levels.
Another little-tapped resource might be Germany's minority communities, including those of Turkish origin.
If generations to come are to benefit from the lake -- from its food and potentially its oil -- then Malawi's government faces a challenge of leadership and resource management.
CNN: Troubled water: Oil search fuels tension over Lake Malawi
Mr Stephens has written a joint letter to the Government Resource Review committee with the chief fire officers of the UK's five other metropolitan areas, setting out the service changes they would have to make if funding was to be cut again.
BBC: Merseyside Fire chief Dan Stephens warns of funding cuts
"It's a wonderful resource for anyone interested in the history of Suffolk, " said Prof Charmley.
And mining and other resource fortunes continue to feature significantly in the ranks of the region's richest.
It will be made public at the Johannesburg Visitors' Resource Centre on March 7, the eve of the International Women's Day.
Even so, Dr Fiona Moore, a senior lecturer in human resource management at Royal Holloway, University of London, says Yahoo's move is to be celebrated.
Mercer Human Resource Consulting predicts that by 2006 70% of midsize and large U.S. companies will offer HSAs.
The lieutenant said the arrests were the result of information gathered by his agency's Saratoga High School resource officers.
To put it another way, Italy's potential financing requirements on its own would exhaust the resource of the EFSF, based on its current size, if investors were to shun Italy altogether.
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