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The Turkish prime minister, Mr. Erdogan, stormed out of a heated debate at the World Economic Forum in Davos after slamming the position of Israeli President, Mr. Shimon Peres, over Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip. Recep Tayyip Erdogan walked out of the televised debate on Thursday, after the moderator refused to allow him to rebut the Israeli president's justification about the war that left about 1,300 Gazans dead. Before storming out, Erdogan told Shimon Peres, the Israeli president: "You are killing people." Peres told Erdogan during the heated panel discussion that he would have acted in the same manner if rockets had been falling on Istanbul. Moderator David Ignatius, a Washington Post columnist, then told Erdogan that he had "only a minute" to respond to a lengthy monologe by Pires. Erdogan said: "I find it very sad that people applaud what you said. There have been many people killed. And I think that it is very wrong and it is not humanitarian." Ignatius twice attempted to finish the ...

Turkey's prime minister has returned home from the World Economic Forum in Davos to a warm welcome after he stormed out of a debate over Israel's war on the Gaza Strip. More than 5,000 people, many waving Palestinian and Turkish flags, greeted Recep Tayyip Erdogan after his aeroplane touched down early on Friday. Erdogan walked out of a televised debate on Thursday with Shimon Peres, the Israeli president, after the moderator refused to allow him to rebut Peres' justification about the war. Before storming out, Erdogan told Shimon Peres, the Israeli president: "You are killing people." At least 1,300 Palestinians were killed during Israel's 22-day aerial, naval and ground assault on Gaza. Thirteen Israeli citizens died over the same period. Speaking to Al Jazeera at the Swiss resort, Tony Blair, the Middle East envoy for the quartet of the European Union, Russia, the United Nations and the United States, said: "Given what's happened in Gaza it would be surprising if people didn't feel really ...

Recep Erdogan storms out of Davos after clash with Israeli president over Gaza Recep Erdogan today received a hero's welcome when he returned home after storming out of a World Economic Forum debate following a clash with the Israeli president over Israel's offensive against Gaza. Thousands of people gathered at Ataturk airport, in Istanbul, to greet the Turkish prime minister, waving Turkish and Palestinian flags and chanting: "Turkey is proud of you." In a heated exchange, Erdogan told Shimon Peres the Israeli air strikes and invasion of the Palestinian territory were "very wrong" and said "many people have been killed". The incident came after a lengthy debate at the Davos forum about the Israeli offensive, in which at least 1,300 Palestinians were killed. Erdogan tried to rebut Peres as the discussion was ending, asking the moderator, the Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, to let him speak once more. "Only a minute," Ignatius said. Erdogan said: "I remember two former prime ministers in ...

Er ist Palästinenser und setzt sich für Versöhnung ein: Izz al Din Abu al Aisch. Während des Krieges berichtet er telefonisch für einen Fernsehsender aus dem Gaza-Streifen. Als israelische Granaten sein Haus treffen und seine kleinen Töchter töten, gelangt seine Trauer und Verzweifelung direkt in israelische Wohnzimmer. Er war die Stimme aus Gaza im israelischen Privatsender “Channel 10¨ gewesen: der palästinensische Arzt und Friedensaktivist Izz al Din Abu al Aisch aus dem Flüchtlingslager Jabaliya. Da Israels Regierung bei ihrem Vergeltungsangriff keine unabhängigen Berichterstatter nach Gaza einreisen ließ, war der hebräisch sprechende Arzt, der überdies seit Jahren in israelischen Krankenhäusern arbeitete und sich für Versöhnung einsetzt, ein gefragter Interviewpartner. Fast jeden Abend rief Moderator Schlomi Eldar bei ihm an, ließ den Arzt von der Lage, der Angst erzählen, von der dramatischen Situation in den Krankenhäusern und davon, dass sich keiner mehr vors Haus traue, weil die ...

Judi Wunderlich, Aquent, Moderator; Jeff Epstein, Digital Bootcamp; Matt Irvine, DePaul University, The Center for Cinema & Interactive Arts: Whenever new technology booms, as New Media is doing, there is often frustration on the part of companies seeking to utilize this great new technology, because their employees aren't trained or well-versed in it. For Chicago to be the New Media capital of the world, both our industry leaders and educators must act quickly to create programs that will train existing workers and current students. Our panel will discuss where we are now, and where we must be in order to meet the worker supply and demand in the New Media field.

The Future of the Web Browser The browser wars are heating up and add-ons are set to be a major part of any platform's success. The closing keynote is all about understanding what is coming next. So join us and be in on the future. Miss it and you will be six months behind! Moderator: Douglas Crockford - Yahoo Browser Companies: Joshua Allen - Microsoft Mike Shaver - Mozilla Nick Baum - Google

Add-on Business Models Browsers have become rich platforms - providing great distribution to highly engaged users. Add-on companies have shown that browser-centric innovation can drive rapid adoption and attract investment from top venture firms. What has been less clear is how these companies transition to revenue. The Keynote will examine some of today's most successful add-on companies and show how they are executing toward a vision. Setting the tone for the day, Venture Capitalist Jeremy Liew of Lightspeed Venture Partners will help the audience see which business models have the greatest opportunity for success. Moderator: Jeremy Liew - Lightspeed Add-on Companies: Kimbal Musk -OneRiot, Alec Jeong - CoolIris, Alex Iskold - AdaptiveBlue, Geoff Mack - Alexa James Joaquin - Foxmarks Adam Boyden - Conduit

Plenary debate : relaunching the economy and preventing new social crises moderator : Poul Nyrup Rasmussen -Ferenc Gyurcsany -Pervenche Beres -Jesus Caldera -Damon Silvers -Tsutomu Okubo

At the recent 2008 PubCon conference in Las Vegas, SearchEngineWorld video content producer Vanessa Zamora had the opportunity to talk with online marketing and training company Tandem Interactive founder and president Joe Laratro.

Manifesto Panel 2 -Moderator : Elisabetta Rosas Pina -Alfred Gusenbauer -Walter Veltroni -Caroline Gennez -George Papandreou Manifesto panel 3 : -Moderator : Luis de Benito -Mona Sahlin -Franz Münteferring -Martine Aubry -Jose Socrates Video Michelle Bachelet

Opening : -Philip Cordery -Elena Valenciano -Martin Schulz -José Blanco -Film on Manifesto Manifesto panel 1 -Moderator : Luis de Benito -Borut Pahor -Helle Thorning Scmidt -Elio Di Rupo -Gregorz Napieralski Manifesto Panel 2 -Moderator : Elisabetta Rosas Pina -Alfred Gusenbauer -Walter Veltroni -Caroline Gennez -George Papandreou

So said a panel of top investors at the AlwaysOn Venture Summit on December 2, 2008. Moderator: Lise Buyer, Founder, Class V Group Leslie Pfrang, Managing Director, Deutsche Bank Securities Chris Nawn, Partner, Integral Capital Partners John Rende, Partner, Prism Partners Jeff Matthews. General Partner. RAM Partners

SPUTNIK Moderator André Wieckenberg hat mit Clueso über Groupie-Sex,Mama und wilde Partynächte gesprochen.

War der Stern von Bethlehem vielleicht ein Komet? Darüber streiten sich die Gelehrten bis heute. Moderator Ranga Yogeshwar berichtet, wie die kosmischen "Schneebälle" mit ihren Leuchtschweifen die Menschen früher in Angst und Schrecken versetzten und erzählt die Geschichte von der Entzauberung des Halleyschen Kometen, den die Astronomen lange für den Weihnachtsstern hielten. Neue Schweifsterne werden heute meist von Hobby-Astronomen entdeckt. Quarks & Co geht mit einem der erfolgreichsten auf Kometenjagd.

1-2-3.tv berichtet von der Muenzmesse in Berlin, der World Money Fair. Moderator Martin Heyne zeigt hier eine Sondermuenzen-Serie aus Liechtenstein. Mehr unter http://blog.1-2-3.tv

1-2-3.tv berichtet von der World Money Fair, der Muenzmesse in Berlin. Hier zeigt Moderator Martin Heyne eine Muenze aus Irland. Mehr unter http://blog.1-2-3.tv

1-2-3.tv berichtet von der Muenzmesse in Berlin (World Money Fair). In diesem Beitrag zeigt Moderator Martin Heyne eine Sondermuenze aus Finnland. Mehr unter http://blog.1-2-3.tv

1-2-3.tv berichtet von der Muenzmesse in Berlin (World Money Fair). In diesem Beitrag zeigt Moderator Martin Heyne eine Sondermuenze aus Canada.

Green Ink: (MAIN STAGE) Telling Your Sustainability Story to Reporters and Editors Moderator: Chris Lydgate/Editor, Portland Tribune’s Sustainable Life Featuring Nik Blosser/President, Celilo Group / Diane Dulken/Principal, Green Marketing NW Shelby Wood/Reporter and Author, PDX Green Blog, The Oregonian

Green Incentives: (MEZZ STAGE) Discover Which Tax Credits, Discounts and Incentives are Available to Your Business Moderator: Colin Sears/Sustainability Manager, Portland Development Commission Featuring: Greg Stiles/Commercial Manager, Energy Trust Brooks Nelson/Manager, Rejuvenation Hardware Rick Wallace/Policy Analyst, Oregon Department of Energy

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Green Your Workplace: (MAIN STAGE) Implement Strategies to Create a More Sustainable and Efficient Workplace Moderator: Megan Stein/Manager, Office of Sustainable Development Featuring: Richard Satnick/CEO, Laughing Planet Josh Halley/Manager, Green Mountain Energy Bill Scott/General Manager, Zipcar

Green Marketing & Branding: How to Incorporate Sustainability into Your Core Brand Values and Differentiate by Showcasing Sustainable Initiatives (MEZZ STAGE) Moderator: Justin Yuen/President, FMYI Panelists: Stephanie Swanson/Principal, MarketShift Strategies Craig Trames/Principal, Corragio Group

Green ROI: (MAIN STAGE) Evaluate the Cost and Benefits of Your Green Initiatives with Focus on Cost Savings, Environmental Benefits and Brand Loyalty Moderator: Joshua Skov/Principal, Good Company Featuring: Jane Savage/Director, NIKE Considered Kim Hughes/Director, Zero Waste Alliance Jon Blumenauer/Principal, Hutani

HOT Trends: The Latest Developments in Sustainable Ideas, Products and Services Moderator: Veronique Muenier/Sustainability Manager, Travel Portland Featuring: Brian Back/Founding Publisher, Sustainable Industries Thor Hinckley/Manager, Portland General Electric Tom Sedory/Director, NIKE Retail IT

Drive Green Brand Values through Your Organization; Leverage for Recruiting and Retention Moderator: Erik Weeman/Sustainability Guy, Weiden & Kennedy Featuring: Curt Mudd/Founder, Emergent Renee Spears/Founder, Rose City Mortgage Mitch Rofsky/Founder, Better World Club

Funding & Expansion: (MEZZ STAGE) Financial Options for Sustainable Local Business Moderator: Julie Gulla/Board Advisor, Angel Oregon & Vice President, Morgan Stanley Featuring: Ben Finklea/Founder, END Outdoor Wayne Embree/Founder & Managing Partner, Reference Capital Mary Edmeades/Vice President, Albina Community Bank

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

MoroccoBoard TV 's Town Hall Meeting between community members and the Moroccan American Coalition (MAC). The Town Hall meeting introduced the coalition to a larger audience, opened dialogue and doors of communication between MAC and the community. This was accomplished by providing MAC with a platform where it introduced and presented itself and its programs, and gave community members direct access to MAC for a direct conversation. The panel was comprised of two MAC representatives; Boubker Abisorour, MAC V.P. and Hassan Samrhouni, MAC Exec Board Member and two experienced community activists Latifa ElHadri and Hamid Mernissi. The questions received by email from the community were asked by the moderator, while the attendees had the floor open to ask their own. Topics discussed varied from discussing MAC’s vision, to ways to entice community members to join, to acquiring about clauses in the bylaws, among others. Discussions and debates were at times heated and intense and other times ...

This Episode Features A Presentation By John Dixon, Director of Pilot Recruitment for American Eagle (Part 5 Of A Series) We've been hearing about it for years... a pilot shortage... a critical one, at that. For many in the aviation community, it sounded like good news... at least if you were on the bottom rungs of the pilot hiring ladder and working desperately to climb your way up. However; after engaging in discussions thorough the industry over the last year and in attending a particularly pointed (and very well-organized) presentation at the FAA Forecast Conference some months ago, ANN and Aero-TV are left with the troubling impression that aviation has a BIG problem on its hands. The session devoted to discussing the Pilot Supply was, as indicated earlier, exceptionally produced and wholly on target. The session was presented by Moderator Peter J. Wolfe, Executive Director, Professional Aviation Board of Certification (PABC), and augmented by presentations delivered by Kit Darby, President, ...

Consumer Insight & Behavior: (MEZZ STAGE) Where Does the Sustainable Movement and the Consumer Really Intersect? Moderator: John Knight/Principal, Mind the Gap Featuring: Heidi Eggert/Vice President, Bonneville Environmental Foundation Jason Graham-Nye/Founder, gDiapers Jason McNichol/Managing Director, ELM Strategy & Research

Portland’s Best Sustainable Businesses Showcase: Live Case Studies; Learn from Portland’s BEST Business Award Winners Moderator: Susan Anderson/Director, City of Portland’s Office of Sustainable Development Panelists: Lisa Sedlar/President, New Seasons (Large Business Winner) Bob Lauron/Vice President, Full Sail Brewing (Medium Business Winner) Jason McMillan/Owner, Mint Dental (Small Business Winner)

Sourcing and Manufacturing: The Balance between Sustainable and Cost-Effective (MAIN STAGE) Moderator: Derek Smith/Former Director, YOLO Colorhouse Featuring: Jack Graves/Chief Cultural Office, The Holland Inc. (Burgerville) Monty Moore/Vice President, Neil Kelly David Yudkin/Founder, Hot Lips Pizza

This Episode Features A Presentation By Captain Paul Rice, Air Line Pilots Association (Part 4 Of A Series) We've been hearing about it for years... a pilot shortage... a critical one, at that. For many in the aviation community, it sounded like good news... at least if you were on the bottom rungs of the pilot hiring ladder and working desperately to climb your way up. However; after engaging in discussions thorough the industry over the last year and in attending a particularly pointed (and very well-organized) presentation at the FAA Forecast Conference some months ago, ANN and Aero-TV are left with the troubling impression that aviation has a BIG problem on its hands. The session devoted to discussing the Pilot Supply was, as indicated earlier, exceptionally produced and wholly on target. The session was presented by Moderator Peter J. Wolfe, Executive Director, Professional Aviation Board of Certification (PABC), and augmented by presentations delivered by Kit Darby, President, AIR, Inc, ...

This Episode Features A Presentation By Captain Ronald Levy, University Aviation Association (Part 3 Of A Series) We've been hearing about it for years... a pilot shortage... a critical one, at that. For many in the aviation community, it sounded like good news... at least if you were on the bottom rungs of the pilot hiring ladder and working desperately to climb your way up. However; after engaging in discussions thorough the industry over the last year and in attending a particularly pointed (and very well-organized) presentation at the FAA Forecast Conference some months ago, ANN and Aero-TV are left with the troubling impression that aviation has a BIG problem on its hands. The session devoted to discussing the Pilot Supply was, as indicated earlier, exceptionally produced and wholly on target. The session was presented by Moderator Peter J. Wolfe, Executive Director, Professional Aviation Board of Certification (PABC), and augmented by presentations delivered by Kit Darby, President, AIR, Inc, ...

Endlich war es soweit: Braungebrannt meldete sich euer Moderator aus dem Urlaub zurück und läutete top erholt das Ende der Sommerpause ein. Also, Vorhang auf für die aufregendsten Schlagzeilen der letzten Wochen und Fernsehunterhaltung vom Allerfeinsten.

Sie haben geschwitzt, sie haben gekämpft, sie haben es sich verdient! Susianna Kentikian, Pascal Hens und die Mannschaft des HSV-Handball sind Hamburgs Sportler des Jahres 2007. Am Montag (4.2.) erhielten sie in der Handelskammer die Auszeichnung - Moderator Marco Tristram war dabei und hat die frisch gebackenen Sportler des Jahres für abendblatt TV interviewt.

Moderator Marco Tristram hat am 19. Januar seinen eigenen Presseball zur Party ins Hotel Atlantic mitgenommen, um ihn den Promis zuzupassen...

Große Reden, wichtige Leute und mitten drin Moderator Marco Tristram. In den festlichen Hallen des Atlantic Hotels hat er die VIPs vor die Kamera geholt.

Nach der Wahl bleiben viele Fragen offen: Ist eine schwarz-grüne Koalition statthaft und könnte sie funktionieren? Hat Kurt Becks Annährung an die Linke der Hamburger SPD Stimmen gekostet? War das neue, komplizierte Verfahren beim Urnengang Schuld an der geringen Wahlbeteiligung? Moderator Marco Tristram hat sich am Morgen nach der Wahl die Antworten geholt.

Après-Ski-Feeling zum Fest: Das Wintervergnügen ist für Freunde derber Bierzelt-Partys ein echtes Weihnachtsgeschenk. Wenn die meisten anderen Märkte bereits geschlossen haben, wird hier noch bis 1 Uhr nachts gerockt. Moderator Marco Tristram war mit von der Party und sagt, ob sich der Besuch lohnt.

Gemütlich-familiär: Wer in anheimelnder Atmosphäre seinen Glüwein schlürfen möchte, ist hier genau richtig. Was diesen unspektakulären Markt zu etwas ganz Besonderem macht, zeigt Moderator Marco Tristram in diesem Film.