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Hi,

I'm looking for any initiatives aimed at youth at risk between 15 to 30 years old. Specifically, I need information on what the initiatives were, whether they were successful, how success was measured, what barriers they faced and how barriers were dealt with, whether initiatives were ongoing or, if they were finite, why they ended.

Thanks.

Suppose demand is give by P = 300 – 0.5Q and supply is given by P = 0.5Q in the canola market, where Q is tones of canola per year. The government sets a price support at P = $300 / tone and purchase any excess supply at that price. In response, as a long run adjustment, farmers switch their crops from wheat to canola, expanding supply to P = 0.25Q.

For example, one company spent $X Billion on scientific research in year X but they saved $XXX Billion in operating costs because of that research over the next X years.

This is a product catalog created by a third party using "Projector" and I need to get into it to change the pictures and prices.

I have Flash MX 2004 and I have tried the trial version of "Flash Decompiler 2.6" by Eltima - but I can't convert it into an editable file.

All I have is the <exe> file, so any advice would be appreciated.

We have several users connecting to a shared file storage area over a Novell Network. I want to find out if people have saved identical copies of files to the drive, so that I can delete extra copies that we don't need to keep.

I am not looking for a particular file. I need a search tool that will find files that appear to have the same file name and/or content, so that I can manually check each potential duplicate and only keep the master version.

Specifically I am looking for a way to describe knowledge that is lost when an employee dies, retires or moves on and there is no way to recover that expertise/knowledge through books or training.