On the Crisis of Egypt - Following Egypt into the Developed State as Developed Nation

I support the Military of Egypt in them electing an interim leader and to encourage people of Egypt into the streets in celebration. I also find the name reliable.

This has two premises:
1. The Military is the people. Their decision also speaks of all Egyptian strength.
2. The leader is the leader for only a (very) limited time, 2 - 3 years.
(3. The appointed man comes out as decent, i.e., not against Egyptian values, against Islam and so on.)
(4.) The last point is that as the Egyptian military has asked the Egyptian people to come out into the streets in _celebration_, I hope the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt has the wisdom to recall/stop the demonstrations and to set the democratic clock instead, 2 - 3 years into time, for the democratic election to take place!

It is also noted that the Egyptian Military has to keep their Word, their promise, to deliver on their duty. Executions if not?

Good luck to all of Egypt, people and business!

Urls for Egypt:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egypt. General outlook. GDP number. Also PPP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egypt#Military. Protecting peaceful Middle East targets. Maybe NATO?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Brotherhood. Religious organisation. How their  religious society is to develop.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_Union. One parent to Egypt of 2.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_League. The other parent to Egypt of 2.

Note: Arabic League and African Union get my word anytime.
Note2: I am no Egypt-expert. I don't know the Egypt "system", so to speak.

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For Egypt and many other countries, whether in group or not, in sympathy:

A Suggestion for UN Declaration

That we now can rate countries into the two categories,

* Developed Countries
* Countries Developing - Level 2

By this it is acknowledged that High-Tech factories can "land" into any country, even to off-shore platforms by will to spend more money. It must also be certain that there are no more these obstacles to various communication needs given the phone/wi-fi systems for a start, internet cables possibly representing higher qualities.

That transportation routes can easily be set into construction and omitted effectively by other means suitably quick so that this aspect for every of these "lowest" countries are well covered.

This declaration makes it a reality that the World has now moved on in terms of connectivity and possible hostility given the vast returns of people communicating internationally and seeing happiness in actually enjoying the corresponding tourism opportunities too, "specialising into one's own interest area or other tourist behaviour".

It's now for UN to step up planning intensity for World Bank initiatives for these potentials by possibilities to be fully or credibly exploited. Good luck! End.

In Organising the (Public) Health Sector - Advise to the Health Minister of Norway

My only advise to Gahr Støre/Store these days in organising an effective (public) health sector for his nation, is a simple one: get the system engineers and quality engineers moving (while also caring for a patient-friendly "interface"/welcoming approach!

The rest is taken care of by consensus medicine and I don't know much of medicine that's now, you know, pretty well taken care of ("outside the classics like all cancers", but only in this quote-marked sense, the palliative side should now be most excellent).

On Top of IPad and the IPhone and Other Is - Here is I-US(A)

In Denmark there is "Citizen.dk" by borger.dk, in Norway there is Norge.no! I think it could be funny for U.S. (Americans) to have IUS(A).gov, a suggestion for citizens portal in USA! What do you think?
So there are at least three/four possibilities here, iusa.gov, ius.gov, i-usa.gov, i-us.gov! This can contribute to a "better USA" as the commercial says it, if you want it, and if you have no alternatives in place before this. I'm not sure about you and organisation in light of low union-rates of having worker's organised! So your turn...
Cheers!