Bill Gates
Microsoft Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates, co-founder of the software giant, plans to give up his day-to-day duties at Microsoft in 2008.
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The real secretary of education, the joke goes, is Bill Gates. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has been the biggest player by far in the school reform movement, spending around $200 million a year on grants to elementary and secondary education. Now the...
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Melinda Gates discusses HIV/AIDS Bill Gates discusses Malaria Bill Gates shares The Living Proof Bill and Melinda Gates Share the Proof Last night, I attended the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s The Living Proof project presentation. It was a very moving presentation that described how the Gates Foundation and U.S. Taxpayer dollars are making a big impact on the improvement of global health. They cited a number of examples from...
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A workers inspects a mosquito net at a textile mill in Arusha, Tanzania. The mill produces insecticidal bed nets, which help prevent malaria. Photo by: Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images BAGAMOYO, Tanzania (Reuters) - Billionaire Bill Gates and thousands ...
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If you’ve got a Sixth Form, you’ll want to know… XMA and Toshiba have launched a competition, called “The next Bill Gates”. In a world of competitions and campaigns all the time, it’s a bit of a “does what it says on the tin” competition. It’s for students who’ll be applying for university next year, and students enter by recording a 60-second video answering the question “Why are you the next Bill Gates?” The prize is £3,500 of tuition fees...
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BARCELONA - As a global climate change convention is being discussed in Barcelona, the US House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology scheduled a hearing on 5 November about the implications of large-scale climate intervention, also called geoengineering. Geoengineering is the “intentional, large-scale plans to modify the climate and related system,” according to Diana [...]
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