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new application for Apple' s iphone:
- pick the organization or cause you want to support
- donate for what you stand for and care about
- see where your money is invested in
- receive live news on developments, videos and pictures
- interact with suggestions or start a discussion for progress
- see with your own eyes what's really going on

Whistle for life

We all react and humbly donate to help victims of world disasters, but how about investing in prevention of these disasters?

I call upon a new Global Prevention Fund (GPF), enabled by the United Nations, which purpose is solely to pro-act; create emergency posts in danger zones - countries, research and develop prevention tools against natural disasters.

I see a collaboration with NASAR, National association for search and rescue, who has safety whistles as key chains. This Tri-Power Safety Whistle is designed to give the best chance for survival in a disaster or life-threatening situation. http://www.whistlesforlife.com/. Why not have one ourselves?

Buy a whistle for life and donate to the Global Prevention Fund (GPF)

* donate for prevention
* whistle when in danger

whistle for a safer world

Let's ECO together

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this one is a bit funny, might work. It came to me in a dream, I saw it in the style of ´Les triplettes des belleville´, an English double decker bus riding Eco friendly, thanks to a spinning class moving it forward. People hopping in and out to get to their destination, while every hour another group of fanatic spinners becomes the engine.

Piccadilly Circus on a bright GREEN day

Global Education

five years ago I had the simple thought that to prevent world conflicts, we should focus on increasing global awareness and understanding amongst cultures through education. All children, everywhere and no matter what age.

I thought of a website, maybe created by Google and sponsored by governmental educational institutions. A website, on which any school, college, academy and university is able to connect and work together throughout one network. Share and learn.

Imagine Roman from Amsterdam and Azizz from Oman, both seven years old. Exchanging hobby's and thoughts one hour per week through the net's translator program. How do you build an airplane?

Or Lars from Sweden, 12 years old and Charles from Dakar brought together through the net to write a geographical paper on each others countries. Learn while exchanging information.

Apparently the interest is BIG. Institutions at educational fares where blown away by the idea, a minister of education in the Netherlands saw potential too.

The only problem is the idea. It's too BIG. I would need all the time in the world and the right people around me to set this one up.