Taking a
global perspective, World Energy magazine has assembled a team of
writers to provide insight into the depths of theses and other related
issues, in its new publication World Energy Monthly Review.

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The section is made up of three columns, which are
written by editors at Briefings Publishing Group, which was recently
acquired by Douglas Publications LLC, publishers of Human Capital.

Team Management Briefings, by Katie May, features how-to tips
and tactics for building, managing and motivating teams.
When it comes to supply in America, few issues are more important
than the lack of refining capacity.

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Leadership Strategies, by Deirdre Hackett , offers hands-on
advice directly from presidents, CEOs and other thought
leaders .

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World Energy Magazine Announces the May 2005 Launch of the Second Issue of World Energy Monthly Review

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Combine that story with the Chinese making their
first move into the Canadian oil sands business and CheveronTexaco's
purchase of Unocal, and it becomes increasingly clear that the energy
industry is in the midst of significant transition.

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This highly anticipated newsletter features timely, in-depth
analysis by Professor Economides, one of the most recognizable names
in the energy industry, and articles by his team of analysts on the
Americas, Russia, China and the rest of the world.

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Manager's Edge, by Barbara Baker Clark, offers ideas to
improve communication and motivate staff members.

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now imports nearly 1
million barrels of gasoline per day .

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For more on these and other related issues, visit
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Coming in May, the new issue of World Energy Monthly Review asks:

Will America's aging refineries be able to meet their growing
gasoline demands?

Can tougher CAFE standards yield American energy independence?

Why isn't Russia dominating today's oil markets?

Who will pay YUKOS's $23 billion tax bill?

Will ChevronTexaco's purchase of Unocal lead to takeover
mania?

To get your copy of World Energy Monthly Review, visit
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Marking a mile stone this new publication connects politics,
the economy and hard energy facts.

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Readers Get Advice from Top Leaders on Management and Team Building

Human Capital recently introduced a new Professional Development
section for HR professionals, which will appear in the magazine
throughout 2005.

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Human Capital Features New Professional Development Section

World Energy Monthly Review "is the country's most hard-hitting ,
myth-shattering energy news and analysis publication," said Professor
Michael J.

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HOUSTON----Continuing our pursuit of
the truth the second issue of the World Energy Monthly Review hits the
street. The era of cheap
energy is over. Economides.

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The U. The big energy companies are sitting on mountains of
cash, which they are going to have to deploy somewhere.WorldEnergySource.

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Without new refineries, that
number will rise dramatically in the coming years, further skewing our
balance of trade.
Energy is the most critical issue in the world today.