Who would have thought that a mere hobby of baking cakes would bring birth to a very successful and well recognized Business known as Red Ribbon Bakeshop. This proudly Filipino-owned and professionally-run business network had become such a huge hit that it managed to open up more than 200 outlets all over the country and over 38 stores in the California, Las Vegas, Arizona, New Jersery, New York, which are the primary places in the United States.
Its first store opened in Timog, Quezon City, Philippines in 1979, and with great results that it harbored the owners finally made the decision to make it available for Franchise. During 1999 it opened its first Franchise Store in Bicutan under the name of Red Ribbon. From there on they continued to provide us with mouth watering cakes, pastries and other baked goods.
Red Ribbon makes sure that every cake they make is of great quality, they only use premium ingredients such as real butter, high quality cake flour, and coming up with their own unique Red Ribbon cream in which they claim is the secret ingredient. The brand became so popular that it is almost a tradition to have a Red Ribbon cake for every Birthday, Christening, Anniversary, and Wedding. It just wouldn't be complete without it.
Perhaps it is also because of their great marketing strategy that they made it to the top, who doesn't know the lines "Whatever the celebration, it's more beautiful with a Red Ribbon"? Proving that they really are the best among the best.
Red Ribbon makes sure that they always come up with new cakes and baked goods to serve their valued customers. Investing on continuous innovations and research works so that they will remain a top notch restaurant.
Such innovations also lead them to be seen and acknowledged by Jollibee Foods Corporation, which owns Jollibee Philippines, Greenwich, Chowking and other famous brands. It was in October 2005 that Jollibee Foods Corporation bought the rights of the Red Ribbon Franchise. This proved to be a very good deal for both parties as Red Ribbon became more and more famous and expanded rapidly at the same time.
Select any location of your liking in which would be the site of your own Red Ribbon Franchise, after finalizing the said location submit it to the Business and Franchising Development Department for them to be able to conduct a Feasibility Study and Site Assessment.
To make sure that your site meets the Red Ribbon Standards, you, your staff and employees will undergo a pre-deployment training which will impart to them the business aspects and matters involving operation and running your own Red Ribbon Bakeshop Franchise. This will involve both classroom study in which modules will be presented containing other important factors of running the business. Hands on training would also be inducted so that you and your employees would get the idea of how it really feels to run the business.
Being able to bear our name gives you much of an advantage over your competitors because Red Ribbon has earned such fame and recognition for being able to deliver good quality cakes, pastries, and other bread products. The part is, when Red Ribbon advertises its brand using the media, you benefit for it for no extra fee.
Red Ribbon will assist you in every way they can, being available for instructional service and consultation throughout the entire business lifespan. They will also inspect your business every now and then to make sure that your store meets the Red Ribbon Standards in upholding quality and good service, it will also enable them to monitor your stores performance and allow them to provide you tips and suggestions for further improvements. They will prioritize your concerns and think of possible solutions for your worries as soon as possible.
Red Ribbon like any other successful businesses out there has their own system of operations in which it follows to ensure successs, these kinds of things are confidential but upon being a part of the Red Ribbon Bakeshop Family, you will be given the privilege to browse these confidential documents and study as well as apply them in running your own Red Ribbon Franchise.
Red Ribbon will always be there for you, be it from concerns and unpredicted problems, to financial advices, to business strategies that will help your Red Ribbon Franchise to be more productive. They will provide you guidance throughout the entire lifespan of your business.
How much is needed to start my own Red Ribbon Franchise?
A single term would last for 10 years and upon expiration, the Franchisee should decide whether he will renew the contract or not.
This is a very crucial topic which can be affected by different factors such as sales, cost of rental, management controls, labor and operating costs. These factors will greatly influence how much Income you will have, although Red Ribbon will provide you with tips and strategies to make sure that your Red Ribbon Franchise is optimized for profitability.


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Squack Evans is a professional Safari Guide, photographer, bush boy, mountain rambler and conservationist. Born and brought up in Africa, he worked and lived in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Zambia as well as in Tanzania, guiding throughout the East African region and, in fact, anywhere else on the African continent where there are open spaces, fresh air and wildlife. Squack's passion is walking and taking clients as far away from hordes of little white minibuses as possible. As with Richard, he is rifle-accredited in Tanzania and is a fully qualified NOLS/Aerie Wilderness First (Aid) Responder. He is also a KPSGA Silver-rated guide.
country and hosting the more unusual itineraries outside of the main National Park circuit. This was also his first exposure to walking safaris, which have subsequently become one of his favourite safari activities. His confident manner, and relaxed easy humour combine well with his depth of knowledge and love for Tanzania's wildlife and wild places. Chedi is rifle-accredited in Tanzania and also up-to-date on his NOLS/Aerie Wilderness First Responder First Aid training.
Richard Knocker is guide extraordinaire. He somehow manages to bundle up having incredible knowledge of all things furry, feathered, legless and scaled together with
planning an entire Maasai Olympics for kids on safari, all whilst mixing the perfect Margarita, and being able to negotiate his Land Cruiser on the Loliondo plains, without finding too many warthog holes! On the odd occasion he does, unfortunately, find a pig hole, not to worry as he is a fully trained First Aid Responder NOLS/Aerie. Richard is also the first KPSGA Gold-rated guide in Tanzania and has rifle accreditation in Tanzania.
Richard loves being on safari, showing you all the Big Five but finds the "Little Five" oh, so much more interesting (You will have to come on safari with us to know what these little Gems are all about..)
Kennedy John was born and brought up in Arusha. His love of
Tanzania, and the inspiration he got from his father, who had guided
safaris for many years, set him on the path of a career in the bush.
Having emerged with the best marks from one of Arusha's top
Private Guiding Colleges, he was immediately taken on to work
at Sand Rivers Selous. This was a tremendous opportunity for Ken
to hone his skills in one of Tanzania's most demanding safari
environments. As well as game driving, Ken, spent much of his
time leading walking, fishing and boating safaris. His thirst
for knowledge and infectious enthusiasm for the bush made him an instant hit with his clients from all over the world. His wide and
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Michael Massonda was born on August 29, 1976, in Iringa town, part of the Southern Highlands of Tanzania and not far from Ruaha National Park. He belongs to the Hehe tribe, who played a key role in Tanzania's history during the German occupation. He attended primary school, both Ordinary and High School in Iring moving on to study guiding and wildlife courses in various fields.
Since 2006, he has been guiding around Tanzania and loving
the chance to observe and appreciate all the extraordinary things he sees in nature, as part of his job.
Emmanuel Senkoro was born in December 7th, 1976 in the
Pare Mountains, part of the Eastern Ark Mountains and an area of
great conservation and environmental importance. The chain is an
ancient land formation and, as such, is home to a large number of
endemics, mainy of which are threatened by deforestation,
agriculture and population increases. From early on, he was
surrounded by nature. He attended Primary School in his
village and then secondary school at Morogoro, in southern
Tanzania. He could not resist the call of the wild any longer and joined Collage
of African Wildlife Management, Mweka, where he was awarded Certificate in Wildlife Management and Tourism. Since 2002, he has been guiding throughout Tanzania and Kenya.
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Chediel Mnzava was born and brought up on the slopes of Kilimanjaro. His father fostered in him a fascination with Tanzania's bush lore from an early age, and Chediel spent his early years running free through Kilimanjaro's forest reserves.
In 1995, Chediel took the opportunity to embark on some formal wildlife studies, after which he moved into a career as a tour guide. Working for several established Arusha safari operators, he soon became familiar with most corners of Tanzania's National Parks.
Chediel's love of exploration drew him to the more remote wilderness areas of Tanzania, experiencing the wild bush
Vianney Jacob Kabwine was born by the shores of Lake Victoria in Mwanza and moved to Arusha to join his father, who was a safari guide. Brought up around guides ,along with the inspiration he got from his father, Vianney joined the wildlife club at his school. And it was here that he developed his wildlife passion and started on his career path the bush. Vianney started out at Nomad's Greystoke Mahale and become one of the few Tanzanians to have the privilege of close interactions with our nearest living relatives. From there he went to the Selous Game Reserve and became proficient ingame drives,boating, fishing, fly camping and walking safaris. He later moved to the northern circuit where he is now doing most of his safaris. Vianney is a trained basic First Aid Responder and is a keen photographer. He may not be able to get you your award winning shot but he will get you photographs to remind you of Tanzania and the knowledge he gave you in the bush that you will cherish forever.
varied safari experiences, combined with his knowledge of the bush, has made him an invaluable member of our guiding team. Ken also is a fully qualified First (Aid) Responder through NOLS / Aerie.

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Maya Nazor did a risky dance in micro bikini on Tiktok
names in the last hours maya nazor It continues to top the trend list of various digital platforms and this is due to the fact that the former Santa Fe Klan published a video on TikTok with which she demonstrated why she is considered one of the most attractive women in the entire world. is believed. Internet as it turns out that even businessmen She showed off her curves thanks to a skimpy bikini further, raised the temperature with a hot dance to the beat of reggaeton So, as expected, the 24-year-old influencer was showered with compliments.
as mentioned before, It was through Tiktok that Maya Nazor posted the shocking videothat had no purpose other than Delight her disciples of over 6.8 million followers on this platform, Where she is already considered a phenomenon as she oozes beauty, sexiness and charisma in every publication she makes.
For this occasion, Maya Nazor was recorded from a dance studio And as for the risky outfit she used, the influencer from the state of Morelos showed off her curves a black micro bikini, which allowed her to show off her stylish figure in all its glory, However, she was also wearing hip-length jeans and this garment only added an extra touch of sexiness to her image.
As mentioned earlier, Maya Nazor did a fiery dance with She Shows Off Her Riskiest Hip Moves Ever And if something was missing, then at the final stage of her recording the influencer sent a kiss to the camera, with which she drove all her fans crazy, who did not hesitate to turn to flattery.
"You are beautiful", "Cool lady", "Definition of perfection", "Beautiful every day", "Simply fabulous" and "A real bonbon". Some can be read in the comment box of Maya Nazor's post, which has already accumulated nearly 300,000 retweets and more than 60,000 likes by the end of this writing.
Maya Nazor puts an end to million-dollar pension dispute
After her break with the Santa Fe Klan, Maya Nazor became the target of all kinds of criticism and accusations as it was also said that she was a "fortune hunter", as she was accused of having a child with rapper Had a pension of one million dollars. Monthly, however, fed up with all these criticisms, The 24-year-old influencer had to defend herself and assured that "she is not asking anyone for money". Furthermore, she explained that her separation from Angel Jair Quezada Jasso, as the singer is actually called, was on good terms, so there is no problem between the two
Notably, so far Neither of the two involved has disclosed what was the real reason for their separation And although there has been a lot of speculation on this topic, it was Maya Nazor who asked to ignore the rumors, although she has made it clear that she does not plan to make public the reason for the end of their romance. What was
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UN Resolution, Settlements, and the Prisoner's Dilemma
Essentially, there are two schools of thought about almost everything, so why not about the Middle East?
One group believes in military force, as a solution for controlling aggression and for keeping order, while the other group believes in appeasement, where moderation is more likely to ensure that people change and restrain their behavior.
This disagreement has no resolution, not only because there is no way to test these theories, but also because, even if there were, it would be rendered inapplicable by different times, locales, circumstances and cultures.
We know that different cultures comprise different temperaments and dynamics. Some utilize more peaceful conflict resolution methods, while for others, aggression is the only solution. Thus, it is not only the human condition that is at play, but one that is subject to the society on which we focus.
The challenge arises, as to which approach to take in the Middle East, where the international community has been trying to apply pressure on Israel for decades and is demanding that it moderate its military responses to Palestinian aggression, in order to give peace a chance.
However, after all these years it appears that those who are inflicting pressure on Israel may have their own motives, starting with anti-Zionist attitudes by some, to others projecting their own liberal western values. They do so in total ignorance of the nature of the Middle East culture, where Manhood is the top value, earned primarily through aggression. Just as in ancient Sparta, where a boy would be sent into the wilderness to survive or die as a test to prove his worth to be considered a man, so it is in the Arab society, where aggression and retribution, are the only ways of life.
If your sister dishonored the family, you must kill her. Poisoning your adversary or knifing him, even as a guest in your own home, is an honored tradition. Possession of arms is a must and these are but few of the many customs that are passed along in the public square, as well as in the home, where they are diffused via every mother's milk.
What we do have plenty of are opinions, ideologies and politicians who say much to project their ego or their ideology, which are often one and the same, but who prove little or nothing in the way of presenting a correlation between their mantra and reality.
One person who does have something important to say about the subject is Donald Kagan, a celebrated historian at Yale University, who specializes in analyzing war. His 1995 book, On the Origins of War and the Preservation of Peace, presents a brilliant analysis of why states go to war, and it helps to project some light onto our own conflict.
Kagan reveals an undeniable correlation between willingness to fight and the unfolding of war. He argues for clear messages and strong positions. His most relevant conclusion is that appeasement is responsible for more wars than strong positions had ever been.
Or we can say it in Latin: Si vis pacem, para bellum. "If You Want Peace, Prepare for War".
One could argue that whenever Israel reached out in peace to the Palestinians, it ended up in the escalation of the conflict which had cost a great loss of life on both sides. There were many grand peace offerings, such as withdrawal from most of the West Bank in the 1990s and from Gaza in 2005. Instead of producing peace, they were perceived by the Palestinians as appeasement efforts forced on Israel, which emboldened them further and bolstered their commitment to fight. This is a fact which the Anti-Israel parties like to disregard or minimize.
This reality is what Israel's representatives mean when they warn that the new UN resolution is more likely to incite war than to bring about peace.
Still, we are not looking for excuses but earnestly searching for a path to resolution.
The original view of appeasement was articulated by two-time Pulitzer Prize winning author and American Journalist Thomas L. Friedman in his famous 1989 memoir From Beirut to Jerusalem. Friedman argues that then, as now, Israel cannot fight their way out of the conflict and that its military option is running out. Friedman foresees the possibility of Israel going the way of Lebanon:
If forced to confront the real and passionate ideological differences in their country [Israelis] could end up like the Lebanese: arguing first in the parliament and then in the streets. Palestinians, must adopt a two-pronged tactic, combining the stick of non-lethal civil disobedience and the carrot of explicit recognition.
While it was received to great acclaim in the US, after suffering a terrible blow in the Lebanon War when close to 200 of its soldiers were killed in a terror attack, we know that none of Friedman's views have materialized. While Israel has had its inner conflicts, it survived a bitterly fought campaign of withdrawal from Gaza and it is still a true democracy, where even Israel's enemies have safe representation in its parliament. As for the Palestinians, civil disobedience is as far from Arab culture as is their willingness to recognize Israel. And Israel's army is still strong and in control of the arena, despite Iran's effort to destabilize it.
The Oslo Accord that took place only a few years later, opened the path for Israel's withdrawal from most of the territories – even after Rabin's assassination. But instead of promoting peace, the withdrawal sparked a new wave of terror. This forced Israel to recapture the same land from which they had withdrawn – suffering high casualties while taking great care to minimize collateral damage to civilians. This background is as factual and impartial as it is critical for understanding the dynamics of the conflict.
So much for facts! But we cannot move on without sliding into some of the prevailing theories about the conflict:
There is reason to believe that the flow of money into the corrupt leadership of Fatah, that rules the PA in the West Bank and the murderous Hamas in Gaza, has kept these terror organizations from being pressured to change. These are the same organizations that take pride in murdering innocent civilians, while the world confuses them with freedom fighters. They continue to celebrate martyrdom in the public square, and force their biased educational material upon children from an early age to become martyrs.
The Palestinians see themselves as the front line of fundamentalist militant Islam's fight against the West and is supported by Iran to advance its interest in destabilizing the region and pushing the US out of the Middle East. Thus, they are not acting in their own self-interest but are ultimately just pawns in the Muslim's struggle for Jihad.
As long as the conflict is internationalized, the Palestinians believe that they have no reason to negotiate. Hence they continue daydreaming that Israel will be somehow dissolved by the international community, if only they continue the BDS campaign, and UN resolutions that condemn Israel.
And then comes the Prisoner's dilemma, which is a game theory paradigm that promises a prize, freedom or incarceration, contingent upon two sides' cooperation. It shows why two completely "rational" individuals might not cooperate, even if it appears that it is in their best interests to do so.
A game show called Golden Balls, which was built around this concept, aired in Britain in 2008. Its outcome demonstrated that almost 50% of its finalists were willing to risk losing everything in a gamble to defeat the other and seize the entire prize for themselves. The 'game' presented little evidence that the participant's propensity to cooperate depends on the likelihood that their opponent will cooperate.
Israel's tactics follows the same premise as it tries to communicate to the Palestinian people that it is interested in peaceful coexistence; but, at the same time, it asserts the consequences to their continuous terrorist acts and their delusion of wiping Israel off the map.
It is obvious by now that the Palestinians have never intended to honor any of the agreements that they have signed. Arafat wasted precious opportunities in pursuing the Islamic strategy of deception – also known as 'taqiyya', where one may be untruthful in an agreement in order to defeat an enemy. Abbas doesn't even bother to negotiate and is gambling on the international community's forcing Israel to its knees.
Following the withdrawal from Gaza, the election of Hamas, and thousands of casualties, time and again Israel demonstrated its willingness to make sacrifices for peace. Unfortunately, the international community doesn't understand the situation, and in their rush to judge Israel and impose a solution, they are only perpetuating the stalemate.
Recent conviction of an Israeli soldier who killed a terrorist while he was already down and injured, even though that terrorist had tried to kill Israelis, reminded the world that Israel is committed to high moral values. It mocks the condemnation of Israel for its 'human rights violations' in the face of the brutal slaughters of tens of thousands of civilians in neighboring Syria, without denunciation at any of the UN's agencies.
We need to remember that, although later facilitated by the US, the only successful Israeli-Arab conflict resolutions have been the two that were arrived at originally by the parties themselves. In both instances, Egypt's President Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin made peace directly, as did Jordan's King Hussein and Prime Minister Yitzhack Rabin
All other initiatives pushed upon Israel by eager international parties are doomed to fail. If only they would all leave the Israelis and Palestinians to find their way, without parading them on, front and center, in the five-ring circus of the international media, the two sides may find a realistic and practical way of ending the conflict.
Israel cannot be expected to commit suicide by repeating the mistakes of the past and rely on the Palestinians to cooperate after they have breached every agreement. They are trying to pursue the only tested outcome in this predicament – by following Kagan's historical conclusions and in asserting the price Palestinians must pay if they keep their fantasies that Israel is forced to capitulate. For now, Israel continues to demonstrate to the Palestinians that their dreams of destroying Israel are costing them by having Jewish settlements growing and expanding in their midst – fighting destruction with construction.
Anwar Sadat said in an interview, following his historical trip to Jerusalem, that the impetus for his decision to follow the path for peace was his realization after the Arab loss in the 1973 Yom Kippur War, that they had exhausted their options for war and that Israel could not be defeated.
Accordingly, it may be the very settlements the world considers the obstacle to peace, that will one day convince the Palestinians that the price they are paying for their fantasies is too great.
People tend to identify with the victim, but in the case of the Palestinians, this is a perception – mostly perpetuated by the media. Palestinians live better than their neighboring brethren in the region and their victimhood has been debunked time and again, yet it is repeated by the manipulation of journalists (who are often collaborators) and indiscriminate editors, who bring to the public images that have been staged or claims that have been proven wrong. Nevertheless, the public mindset has been impacted with the narrative of a Palestinian David fighting an Israeli Goliath. This flawed chronicle, plus old fashion anti-Semitism, creates the backwind that is pushing anti-Israel resolutions at the UN and leads towards the establishment of a Palestinian state. This will cause further escalation of hostilities and will encourage the emergence of extreme parties in Israel who'll try to do away with Israel's democratic institutions or worse, turn it into a police state. This is the real problem, where an ill-informed ignorant world is forcing Israel to commit suicide. Will it be a surprise when the world finds out that it has blown up in its face?
Politicians have no right to sacrifice Israel in order to test the limits of their imagination.
Maybe there should be a Hippocratic Oath administrated for statesmen and politicians.
First rule – Do no Harm!
Soli now lives in the US, but he was born in Romania and later lived in Israeli boarding school Hadasim, as part of the Aliyat Hanoar. He served in the Israeli Air Force, and graduated with a degree in architecture from the Technion. After settling in Jaffa, he moved to the US and had several businesses. He has been married for 37+ years, and is the father of 4 and grandfather of 4.
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Preparation for an academic advising appointment should be taken at least as seriously as preparing for a job interview. You are, after all, going to be discussing your plans and your future. Many facets of the preparation process are relatively easy to accomplish and require only common courtesy and a little bit of "soul searching." Here I have comprised a list of five tips to consider when preparing for an academic advising appointment that will make your meeting run smoothly and productively.
While this may seem too obvious for some, I feel it is still worth discussing. Advisors are busy, but they have made available numerous open office hour slots for you in the weeks leading up to registration. It is in your best interest to sign up early, as this will ensure you an advising appointment that fits your schedule and will allow you to complete advising before class registration starts. Delaying your registration will probably result in missing out on your preferred class times and perhaps even some classes altogether, throwing a curve ball into your semester plans.
Once you have successfully scheduled an appointment, make sure you actually attend it. Better yet, show up on time or even a few minutes early. This will ensure that the advising session will start on a positive note and will finish on time. Rushing through an advising appointment because you showed up late disallows a proper discussion about your future and is disrespectful toward your advisor. If you cannot attend, notify your advisor so that someone else can use that slot.
Be ready to discuss your grades.
During the advising appointment, at some point, your advisor will ask you about your grades. Be up-front and ready to discuss them, as the advisor knows them already. This demonstrates your preparedness and understanding of your successes and struggles. Your grades do not define you, but they do carry value when deciding future plans.
Since you are preparing for an advising appointment, it is great to come with an updated career plan, both short-term and long-term. Study in advance about possible professional or graduate schools you might attend after college or research the job market for possible jobs after graduation. This is especially important if you are a junior or senior, but even sophomores and freshmen should ponder their future careers and what steps to take to get closer to their dream careers.
Have a next semester plan ready.
One of the main objectives of the advising appointment is to have a great plan for the upcoming semester. Therefore, it is extremely important for you to pull out your degree plan and update it with recent courses taken and any transfer credits. Based on your degree plan and courses still needed, come up with a class plan for the next semester before the advising appointment. Make sure the course times fit and make adjustments based on your work schedule and other activities.
Academic advising appointments are extremely important to your future, as career plans will be reviewed and set in these meetings. These appointments give you great interactions with an expert in the field who is a valuable resource to you. Coming on time and prepared for these meetings sets a positive environment conducive for productive career planning. Furthermore, make sure to have some questions for your advisor as he/she will be happy to answer your questions or help you find resources that can point you in the right direction.


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TU/ecomotive builds four-person city car Lina on sustainable lines
Following a gap year, TU/ecomotive (the TU/e Shell Eco-marathon team) has presented the concept for its new vehicle. Lina, as the city car will be named, is a four-person vehicle built as sustainably as possible.
by Tim Gerth
Lina achieves quite a few firsts for the team at TU/ecomotive. The chief first is that rather than being a steel frame, the car's chassis is made of a composite material that includes biodegradable fibers, from flax plants. In addition, this is the first time the team has opted for a four-person vehicle. Lastly, the engine will be placed not at the rear but at the front end, to create more space for seating.
"Twenty-two of us have spent a whole year working to take this next step towards sustainable mobility," reports team manager Quinten Oostvogel. The team believes the flax fibers are much more sustainable than carbon fiber, which is commonly used these days. "We can grow flax right here in the Netherlands," explains PR manager Noud van de Gevel. "Like other plants, flax consumes CO2, so in fact we are reducing CO2 before we have even started producing anything. The structure of flax is similar to that of carbon fiber and it is 90 percent organic."
The team's earlier modular battery packs will be making their return in Lina and in theory they should be good for a maximum range of roughly 150 kilometers. According to Van Vliet, with 8 kW power and a maximum torque of 85 Nm at 300 kilograms of vehicle weight, Lina's driving performance can be described as 'pretty sporty'.
As for the construction, most of it still remains to be done. "The subsystems have already been delivered and will be assembled at the EPC and at the premises of partners. The panels are also ready; a partner will soon be pressing them," explains Oostvogel.
This year the Eco-marathon has been brought forward a month: it will take place in May rather than June. This adds a fair amount of time pressure for the team. "We will certainly be taking part again this year, but we won't be there to win," says Oostvogel.
'Waste car' Luca has to make environmentally-conscious driving sexy
Embrace Waste. That was the main message during the presentation of the design of TU/ecomotive's sixth car: Luca. The team revealed the design for the first time in a moderately filled lecture hall in Atlas and explained its new message: together, we need to deal with waste more responsibly.
TU/ecomotive leaves Eco-marathon behind with 'circular' Noah
At the design presentation of its latest car Noah, TU/ecomotive unveiled its plans for 2018. The student team is forging a new path, one that leaves no scope for the Shell Eco-marathon but has a strong emphasis on the circular economy.
Academic Awards central at Dutch Technology Week
The work of nominees for the Academic Awards forms the heart of a TU/e exhibition held in the Klok building during the sixth Dutch Technology Week (DTW). This is also where the winners of the Academic Awards and the Marine van Damme grant will be announced on Wednesday May 17. TU/e will enjoy additional representation at DTW by, among others, Blue Jay, TU/ecomotive, Team FAST and the medical project ImaValve. DTW runs May 15 through 20.
TU/ecomotive presents design 'Nova'
The world's very first modular car, the first-ever car made of biocomposite, and the first three-seater 'consumer car' where the driver is seated in the middle of the vehicle. These are the most striking features of Nova, the new electric car TU/ecomotive will be peddling over the next few months. The student team presented the design in the Auditorium of the Blauwe Zaal last night.


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Developed world to help small farmers in developing nations: India
Asked why India is continuing to import cheap Russian gas despite international opprobrium, Singh said India imports less gas from Russia in a month than Europe does in a day, adding: "India had a conflict with its northern neighbour; did the West do anything about it? Stop importing from it?"
Speaking of his experience as a Goodwill Ambassador for the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the actor Idris Elba said IFAD's interventions show the systems that work and are replicable but more public-private partnerships (PPPs) are needed.
"Countries need a food systems ministry, not just an agriculture ministry. One that relies on people-centric policies, incentivises the private sector for early adoption of new systems, has multifaceted goals."
Vietnam has already operationalised such PPPs, said Tran Hong Ha, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Vietnam.
"Farmers in developing countries are usually not wealthy and need partnership among all stakeholders -- producers, consumers and others along the value chain -- in order to contribute knowledge and share profits."
He added that there is inevitably friction, too, and governments can play a balancing role to ensure that each sector can develop fully.
Proclaiming PepsiCo to be "mainly an agricultural company," Ramon Laguarta, Chairman and CEO of PepsiCo, the US, said his company is striving to make agriculture regenerative, sustainable and positive for the planet.
As the owner of the largest private fleet of vehicles in the US, PepsiCo is making its vehicles low-emission.
"We have beautiful brands that have the power to educate consumers on sustainability," he added.
Calling for an international agreement whereby every country would become accountable for transforming its food system, he said it is imperative to put the farmer at the centre, and make sure the farmer makes good money while using fewer resources and producing fewer carbon emissions.
Emphasising the need to "make farming sexy," Laguarta said there will be no next generation of farmers unless farmers love their profession, earn a living and continue to invest in farming.
"We must help with technology, training, funding," he added.
"It's happening; it is the future of our company."
Anne Beathe Tvinnereim, Minister of International Development of Norway, said it was absurd that "the very people who go hungry are food producers," adding that "now, with increasing cost of inputs, it will get worse."
Speaking of the US Department of Agriculture's Global Fertiliser Challenge, she made a case for precision agriculture that maps soil to enable optimum fertiliser and water use.
Agreeing with Indian Minister Singh that de-risking should be a key element of financial support to farmers in developing countries, Tvinnereim said Norway has been able to use its taxpayers' money to crowd in private money.
"We have the technologies, we know what to do, but we need investment to create a virtuous cycle of investment."
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The cheese is made in the style of Valençay with texture similar to Snowdrop. Flavours are evocative of mushrooms, cultured butter and earth while aromas remind of wet stone. The pyramids are aged at Murray's state-of-the-art caves, during which they are allowed to develop a rich nutty and intensely citric flavoured paste.
Pair the cheese with dried fruit, toasted hazelnuts and a Lambic, Pilsner, or light-bodied red such as Beaujolais. Haystack Peak has won many awards; the most notable ones were at the American Cheese Society 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2009 competition.


Today's weather is turning out to be cloudy. The visibility is going to be around 19 km i.e. 11 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 1021 mb . The daytime temperature is going to reach 19 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 11 °c at night. It will be dry with no precipitation and cloud covering 58% of the sky, the humidity will be around 58%.
Tomorrow weather is forecasted to be patchy rain possible. The visibility is going to be around 20 km i.e. 12 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 1013 mb. The daytime temperature is going to reach 21 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 13 °c at night. It will be mostly dry with little or no precipitation and cloud covering 38% of the sky, the humidity will be around 51%.
On Monday weather will be moderate or heavy rain shower with daytime temperature reaching 23 °c. Night time temperature are expected to be 15 °c.We expect around 6.2 mm of precipitation to fall. The visibility is going to be around 16 km i.e. 10 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 1001 mb. We expect around 6.2 mm of precipitation to fall and cloud covering 31% of the sky, the humidity will be around 65%.
Tuesday seems to be light rain shower. Ittiri, Italy visibility is going to be around 13 km i.e. 7 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 1003 mb. The daytime temperature is going to reach 16 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 12 °c at night. We expect around 12.4 mm of precipitation to fall and cloud covering 71% of the sky, the humidity will be around 89%.
Partly cloudy will be the weather pattern for the Wednesday. The visibility is going to be around 20 km i.e. 12 miles and an atmospheric pressure of 1013 mb. The daytime temperature is going to reach 21 °c and the temperature is going to dip to 11 °c at night. It will be dry with no precipitation and cloud covering 18% of the sky, the humidity will be around 71%.
Looking at the weather in Ittiri, Italy over the next 7 days, the maximum temperature will be 23℃ (or 74℉) on Monday 22nd April at around 1 pm. In the same week the minimum temperature will be 9℃ (or 49℉) on Friday 26th April at around 10 pm.
The national weather service for Ittiri, Italy is reporting Tuesday 23rd April to be the wettest day in the coming week with around 3.70mm (or 0.1 inches) of rainfall. Make sure to carry an umbrella if you are out and about in Ittiri, Italy.
The windiest of all days will be Tuesday 23rd April as wind will reach 19mph (or 31kmph) at around 10 am.


∆ The Breamlea Saltmarsh has significant environmental values and is a primary feeding ground for the Threatened Orange-bellied Parrot. This small parrot migrates annually to winter in South Australia from Tasmania, passing through Victoria on route.
∆ The aquatic and emergent vegetation of the Breamlea wetland provides physical shelter for fish and other aquatic fauna. Thompsons Creek was locally known as Bream Creek, indicating its historical role as a Bream fishery.ked Lapwing, Double-banded Plover, Red-capped Plover, Silver Gull, Grey Teal, Rednecked Stint, Greenshank, Crested Tern and White fronted Chat.
∆ Other fish known to inhabit the creek and wetland include Big-headed Gudgeon, Black Bream, Greenback Flounder, Long-snouted Flounder, Small-mouthed Hardyhead, Tommy Ruff, Yellow-eyed Mullet, Common Galaxias and Australian Salmon. The regular appearance of pelicans on the estuary is a good indicator of the presence of fish.
∆ Other fringing vegetation has a particular role as well. Chaffy Saw Sedge (Gahnia filum) is home to the threatened Skipper Butterfly. This butterfly specifically inhabits this species of sedge.
∆ Breamlea has been a holiday destination for over 40,000 years. Before European settlement it is said that the local tribe, the Wathaurong, migrated down Thompsons Creek (formally Bream Creek) during summer to harvest food from the sea.
∆ The Breamlea Township is located behind a large open dune system that is vegetated with coastal grassland and shrubland vegetation, providing habitat for many birds including the threatened Hooded Plover.
∆ There is a great deal of open space in Breamlea, primarily to protect areas of environmental significance, such as wetlands, sand dunes and saltmarsh. Areas such as the recreation reserve have been highlighted as an excellent place to undertake outdoor activities such as walking the dog and family cricket or utilise the picnic facilities for a barbeque lunch.
∆ Bancoora Beach is the only patrolled and safe swimming beach in Breamlea, and the Bancoora Surf Life Saving Club is the main visitor destination point in the town, along with the Breamlea Caravan Park and shop.
∆ The estuary of Thompsons Creek supports a fascinating saltmarsh community. Historically, wetlands, in particular saline ones, were regarded as 'smelly old swamps' and 'only good for breeding mosquitos.' Saltmarshes are actually highly productive areas and provide fish breeding habitat, shallow foraging areas for wading birds and waterfiltering areas for stream-flow.
The park covers 4,420 hectares extending from the high water mark to three nautical miles offshore within the continental shelf. It extends along nine kilometres of coastline east of Anglesea to Bells Beach abutting the Great Otway National Park. Point Addis is a prominent headland in the middle of the park.
The park can be accessed by boat and by shore at Point Addis, Southside and Bells Beach.
Parks Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Victoria – including its parks and reserves. Indigenous tradition indicates that the park is part of Country of Wadda wurrung.
A large number of seabirds and shorebirds of conservation significance including terns (e.g. the fairy tern Sternula nereis, common tern Sterna hirundo, and the caspian tern Hydroprogne caspia), the hooded plover Thinornis rubricollis, albatrosses (e.g. wandering albatross Diomedea exulans, shy albatross Thalassarche cauta, yellow-nosed albatross Thalassarche chlororhynchos, black-browed albatross Thalassarche melanophris) and the fairy prion Pachyptila turtur have been found in or near the park.
Marine mammals of conservation significance sighted in the park include the blue whale Balaenoptera musculus, the southern right whale Eubalaena australis, the killer whale Orcinus orca, and the Australian fur seal Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus. The water column also provides habitat for other transient species such as the pacific ridley turtle Lepidochelys olivacea.
Within the park there are two red algal species Rhodymenia verrucosa and Webervanbossea splachnoidesthought to be at their western distributional limit. There are also fourteen invertebrate and algal species found that are regionally uncommon in the area, including the chiton Ischnochiton versicolor and the green algae Caulerpa cactoides.
Measures to address or minimise threats identified for this park form part of the park management plan.
Parks Victoria also uses an adaptive management approach which includes periodic reviews of priority natural values and threats through processes such as the State of the Parks evaluation and setting of desired conservation outcomes. Through these processes Parks Victoria has identified emerging threats and developed appropriate management responses.


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Paulist President Eric Andrews (left); Michael Cruickshank CSP; Paolo Puccini, CSP; Evan Cummings, CSP; Daniel Arthur, CSP; and Paulist Novicemaster Father Rich Colgan gather for a photo op after the Mass during which the four men made their first promise with the Paulist community.
What do two financial advisors, a mechanical engineer and a philosophy graduate have in common?
No, you don't have to wait for the punch line of a bad joke. Rather, it is a cause for celebration.
Four men – Daniel Arthur, Michael Cruickshank, Evan Cummings and Paolo Puccini – made their first promise with the Paulist Fathers during a July 26 Mass in the chapel of St. Paul's College in Washington, D.C.
After spending a year as Paulist novices, the four men promised to live for the next 12 months according to the society's constitution as they begin academic studies for the priesthood at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., and continue their Paulist formation. The men will renew this promise promise each year, making a final, lifetime promise in with the Paulists the fall before their priestly ordination.
Paulist President Father Eric Andrews, who celebrated the Mass, said he is incredibly proud of the four new Paulists.
Daniel Arthur, CSP, signs the book listing him as a member of the Paulist community after making his first promise as Father Eric Andrews, president of the Paulist Fathers, looks on.
An open-minded Daniel Arthur entered the Paulist novitiate one year ago, and brought with him a willingness to trust God and the formation process. He left his work as a financial consultant and his home in Huntington Beach, Calif., for the "life changing" experience of the Paulist novitiate.
During Lent, Mr. Arthur served the two Paulist parishes in Knoxville, Tenn.: Immaculate Conception Church and St. John XXIII University Parish at the University of Tennessee. The Lenten apostolate gives novices a chance to experience parish life, the responsibilities of priesthood and continue discernment of their vocation.
"My daily responsibilities consisted of being present and participating in all liturgical celebrations, learning about campus and parish ministry, and learning how to work with parish staff," said Mr. Arthur of his "first look" in to the daily responsibilities of being a priest.
Michael Cruickshank, CSP, signs the book that lists him as a member of the Paulist community after making his first promise as Paulist President Father Eric Andrews and Paulist Novicemaster Father Rich Colgan look on.
Being accepted by and living in the Paulist community were on the mind of 32-year-old Michael Cruickshank when he entered the novitiate.
The novitiate experience seemed "to have touched upon every part of priestly life, and it certainly seems like quite a ride," Mr. Cruickshank said.
Mr. Cruickshank got a dose of parish life during his Lenten apostolate, which he served at St. Philip Neri in Portland, Ore. At St. Philip Neri, he got to participate in Masses, facilitate faith-sharing events and engage in parish life.
"The experience allowed me to view parish life from inside the rectory, and I also witnessed community living in a small setting, which involves even more support and care for each other," Mr. Cruickshank said.
After a year of discernment, education and community living, "putting CSP at the end of my name is still a little surreal to me," said Mr. Cruickshank. "But it's a great feeling to be a part of something that's quite important to me, and that is building the Kingdom of God. I look forward to doing just that in the Paulist way in the years to come.
Evan Cummings, CSP, signs the book that lists him as a member of the Paulist community after making his first promise as Paulist President Father Eric Andrews and Paulist Novicemaster Father Rich Colgan look on.
The novitiate experience was full of pleasant surprises for 23-year-old Evan Cummings.
Mr. Cummings served his Lenten apostolate at St. Austin Church in Austin, Texas.
Paolo Puccini, CSP signs the book that lists him as a member of the community after he made his first promise with the Paulists.
The opportunity to witness and participate in community life with veteran priests during the novitiate has been "amazing" for Paolo Puccini," who hails from Houston, Texas.
The faith community at the St. Thomas More Newman Center at The Ohio State University in Columbus welcomed Mr. Puccini for his Lenten apostolate. Mr. Puccini got a behind-the-scenes look at the pastoral and administrative workings of the Newman Center, helped plan liturgies, attended student fellowship and faith-sharing events, and engaged in some of the student and resident community ministries.
And now after a year of exploring the Paulist community, Mr. Puccini is read to reciprocate the gifts he has received during his novitiate experience.
"The Paulists have graciously hosted me as a novice over the past year, so I view the promise as a opportunity to begin giving back to the society through fully participating in community life as I continue discerning the calling to ordained ministry," he said.


This upheaval also is known as autstica psicopatia or upheaval esquizide of infancy. Although the upheaval or syndrome of Asperger to have some differences in relation to the autismo, its symptoms, for times, if is similar this, therefore one of the main ones is the difficulty of social interaction, searchs for the isolation and look ' ' perdido' ' , beyond these, it presents lack of empatia, very literal interpretation of the language, difficulty with changes, perseverao in estereotipados behaviors. However, this can be conciliated with normal or high cognitivo development. In way to the great names or personalities of the History that possuam strong traces of the syndrome of Asperger, we can cite the physicists: Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein, the Mozart composer, the philosophers Scrates and Wittgenstein, the naturalist Charles Darwin, renascentista painter Michelangelo, cineastas Stanley Kubrick and Andy Warhol and the chess player/xadrezista Bobby Fischer. The diagnosis of the SA is complex in virtue of that exactly through the use of some instruments of evaluation a clinical examination does not exist detects that it. בעיתון כתוב ש שלומי בסון הוא זה שבקיא בנושא. The diagnosis criteria can be evaluated under the CID-10 of the OMS, of Szatmari, of Gillberg and Critrio de Descoberta de Attwood & Gray. However, it has still great controversy of SA is a distinct and separate upheaval or if it is equivalent to the Autismo of high functionality, or same to other conditions (as the personality upheaval esquizide). Still we have that to consider that the diagnosis of the SA in adult individuals is a difficult and inexact task, a time that adult individuals with SA or AAF already had learned of rational form to mask its social errors. When distracted they demonstrate the SA symptoms, but if concentrated in a specific social interaction, as the relationship with the psychoanalyst at the moment of the test, can behave of pparently normal form.
However after some years only it had its studies entensificados in Germany for germanistas. We remember that Grammatical of Valence it is not the same thing that Grammatical of Constituent. This studies the grouping of the constituent in the lexical structures, in turn, that one mentions the dependence relations contextual. כדאי לך לעיין אצל טבע תעשיות כדי לקבל עוד מידע. Let us understand of explicativa form in the distinction that Borba (1966, P. 16) makes between the two grammatical theories. According to exactly: While a Constituent Grammar if occupies with the analysis of structures trying to discover as a constituent if it incases in another one or it belongs to another one, a Grammar of Valence looks for to detect relations of dependence between categories (basic) that (co) they occur in a context (former.: It depends it on B, if the presence of estimates B). We only made this fast approach for terms a general vision of these two boardings that costuma to confuse as being the same thing, however are not, in agreement could observe in the assertive one transposed above for Borba (1966). From now in them we withhold the boarding of valence for being the main focus of this discuso, more specifically the verbal valence.
For Tesnire (1959), a valence grammar presents a sentence paradigm contends a basic element (generally a verb) and certain number of dependent elements, (known as arguments, expressions, complements or braves), whose number and type are determined by the valence that if it attributes to the verb. כדי להרחיב אופקים, כדאי לבקר באתר של שלומי בסון. Borba (1996, p.18) increases despite: ' ' A Grammar of Valences if constructs from the comment of that the lexical item of the language have absolute value or relativo' '. The type of valence is pointed according to nature of the verb. Four main types of verbal valences exist. 1) Valence Monovalente: it occurs when the verb selects only one argument.
16) Therefore the serrated lines are the beginning of the writing of the child, therefore the same one has an intention to express the meaning when effecting this type of tracing. לענייננו, שלומי בסון הוא הכתובת בשבילך. Thus, the necessary professor to interpret it and to question it on this different tracing of excessively, therefore the same one can be stimulated to point the Real meant, that can be of proper name, the name of another person even though of an object. Being thus, the child will be apt to reproduce graphical movements, making to appear the tracings of the first letters. RELATION BETWEEN INFANTILE GRAFISMO LANGUAGE AND THE WRITING One gives credit that the writing has been after created a drawing made for the man. The drawing is a graphical manifestation that in them folloies of this ' ' escrita' ' of the primitive peoples. Thus, the first civilizations left its graphical registers in the walls of the caves that had been known as ' ' writing pictogrfica' '. The man alone reproduced the image of the object that could be drawn, thus the desired word is represented by the object.
' ' writing ideogrfica' ' based in the use of signals to represent the word, and ' ' writing logogrfica' ' , composed writing for allusive drawing to the name of the object. In this manner, the drawing ' ' permanent, always it was present since that the man invented the man. It crossed space and secular borders, and for being so simple, stubbornly it folloies our adventure in terra' '. (DERDGK, 1993, p.10). To draw and to write are forms assigned by the man, throughout the years, to transmit the way knowledge objective and subjectively. Studious if they had dedicated to the study of the infantile drawing between them: Georges Henri Luquet (1969), Analice Pillar (1996), where they argue the importance of the drawing for the cognitivo development of the child.
So why did not they see where the river flows, and where her bed? The conclusion from this can be only one: the parents themselves spoiled of their children. Cookbook in English frankly dulls students. But, Unfortunately, neither the parents nor the teachers can not go out and shout "Down Cookbook" or write a letter directly to the President, because they do not receive a satisfactory answer, and all they can – to fight their own forces within the schools and homes. But often, they are useless … בעיתון כתוב ש אינטל הוא זה שבקיא בנושא. In psychology, there is a method that operates on the principle that people do not like what he says but he is more willing to do what it prohibits. It would be logical if the teachers one day announced to his disciples, "Bring Cookbook to school, we understand what you can not understand!" From the first time it had no effect would be, but after a while, start bear ripe fruit – even if students are to understand, over which they operate. כדאי לך לעיין אצל שלומי בסון כדי לקבל עוד מידע. But few who do: not want, or fear of negative consequences that without adequate controls are possible.
This part of history is only one story does not have as to teorizar therefore it was everything very untied, disconnected, they are only memory rips what it would have to be a festive glad reception was a general disillusionment, a grotesco picture where the terror took account of my being. In this first day of lesson I did not have progress some, the letters did not say nothing, the carrancudo professor circulating of a side pro another one of that room, I was the shrunk time all, mainly when it heard that strong voice, half rouca ralhando high with the other children. I came back pra sad house, I was the afternoon all in deep melancholy something in me seemed to have died, was accurately one loss, I do not know if the dream of the school, to learn ' ' to read and escrever' ' or who knows the frustration of that model of school, did not have explanation, that is it did not have nobody to explain pra me. במקרה הזה אני חושב ש רב שמואל אליהו צודק במה בהוא אומר. During all week I returned the school without much empolgao, the pupils read in high voice, as they were being sung, an unisonous song in a language that I did not understand, were its lies its arithmethic tables meanwhile I I tried to guess the name of the letters ' ' pretas' ' that they were chores quickly for the other pupils and I did not obtain to follow, the professor as one ' ' lion of chcara' ' twirling for the room of a side for the other freeing one ' ' rugido' ' of time in when. I was being nervous with everything that, the racket of the voices in that cantilena, the hard face of the professor, counting that in the hour of ' ' to give lio' ' each pupil went the table close to ' ' monstro' ' , tremendous the voice, ace times erravam the reading and gained one ' ' bolo' ' of palmatria. .
החשיבות של קורסי חשבונאות טמון עד כמה שימושי הם עבור כל אדם או חברה. חשבונאות היא שכלי, אם אנו מאחלים זה לראות, מתן דינמיות מיוחד באימון עסקי של חברה, דרך זה מושגת נותן אמינות גבוהה יותר על פעולות כלכליות אשר נערכות מדי יום. אולם הנהלת חשבונות חשוב לא רק עסקים, כפי שהם שאמור לשמש בבית דטרמיננטה של האפשרויות הכלכליות משפחה. עכשיו, לדעת את המעלות של חשבונאות והצורך בכל תחום שבו אנו מוצאים את עצמנו, לסמן ואז את החשיבות של ניהול חשבונות קורסים, כי עם אלה, ניתן להשיג ידע בסיסי או מתקדם שבא לנו על כלי חשוב זה. בשוק נוכל למצוא קורסי חשבונאות שונים, ואת כל מה שהם ניתן להתאים בהתאם לצרכים שלנו, עם זאת, חשוב להדגיש את הנושאים הבאים של כל הקורס חשבונאות: מבוא תפיסת הנכסים וההתחייבויות. היבט זה הוא אחד מעמודי התווך בסיסיים בכל הקורסים בחשבונאות הנוכחית, כי זה מתפתח סביב שני קריטריונים אלה ולפתח באופן רציף כל פעולות חשבונאיות. רב שמואל אליהו בהחלט מביע דעה מלומדת. לארגן ספרים: פיתוח שני מושגים שהועלו בעבר, זה חשוב כי בחשבונאות, קורסים תוכלו ללמוד כיצד לקחת את ספר החשבונאות, דגש לעשות בזה, כולל ספר חשבונאות שימושי מאוד ויש המתאים עבור בית, מאז זה יכול להיות עדות היסטורית שישמשו מאוחר יותר כדי לקבוע את הכספים של המשפחה. לעשות איזון חשבונאות: פעם אחת הספר חשבונאות, חיוני לבצע את האיזון חשבונאות, כי זה דרך זה כי הצלחנו לקבוע את מצב אמיתי של ההפסדים והרווחים של החברה או של הבית, הנהלת הטוב קורסים מרחב טוב של הזמן עוסקת בפיתוח של הנושא הזה. המלאי ואת חיסולם של מע מ הם שני נושאים אשר נלמדים במיוחד בקורסי הנהלת חשבונות אוריינטציה יזמים, כמו שני מונחים אלה הם שימוש מיוחד בתחום המסחרי. קורסי חשבונאות נוטים גם כתובת מס מושגי, איפה בנושאים כמו תקופת הביניים, בהתייחסות הכמות הזמן חייב לעבור תקופה חשבונאית, וללמוד אם מדובר באחד הקורסים בחשבונאות מתקדמת, לעתים קרובות גם להציג את ההתיישבות של מיסים לפני הישות המס המקביל. איך הוא הסביר בקצרה, יכול לבחור עבור כל אחד מהקורסים של חשבונאות, המספק השוק, בהתאם לצרכיך, עבודה, עסקים, או המשפחה, בתנאי הנושאים שכבר מטופלות כאשר פחות. גם יכולים לבחור אחד הקורסים בחשבונאות פנים אל פנים כפי שהוא יהיה נוכח אקדמיה, או אחד לא פנים מול פנים איך יכול להיות דרך האינטרנט. עם זאת אנו ממליצים לכם לבחור באפשרות השנייה, דהיינו חשבונאות קורסים מקוונים, הוא לבחור מסלול בסיוע, היכן פרופסור או עוזר להעריך את האותנטיות, אמיתות הידע הנרכש בקורס במהלך.
חברות בפיתוח של פעילותה צריך להיות פקד לגבי יחסי של האוצר הציג, כלומר את חובות המס שמחויבים לציית החברות כתורם, שעולה בנקודה זו הבעיה ברוב המכריע של המקרים חברות שאין מישהו שיש לו ידע על חובותיו הכספים של ישויות כלכליות שונות, חוסר זה מתרחש ייעוץ מס כפתרון כדי חוסר הידע של משהו חשוב כמו תרומת כספים. מי לפתח את המיסוי, צריך לחפש מס אופטימיזציה של לקוחות שעבורם זה עובד; אשר הפעילות של המס אמור לעזור המסים על-פי מס מחויבויות שונות בתפקיד מבקר בכלכלה, אבל תמיד יש את היתרונות ואת ההטבות, הגדול ביותר מבין זה בהתאם מסגרת חוקית. זה שווה הבהרת זאת העצה המס החלים על יחידים ועל החברות. המיסוי כיום לחייב את חשיבות רבה לאור ההשתנות הגבוהה שיש לו את הסביבה הכלכלית והוראות מס שונים, שבו המשימה של משלמי המיסים היא יותר קשה להיפגש, ולכן הנוכחות של מישהו שיש לו מומחיות מעולה בייעוץ מס היא הכרחית, אך ישנם עוד ערך מוסף יש לחפש ב- יועצי המס, ביטחוןלשים כי בפיתוח של המס הוא החליט הרבה על גורלם של החברה, העוסקים בנושאים משפטיים וכלכליים המשפיעים באופן משמעותי על החברה. לעומת זאת, אינטל בהחלט מבין את הסיפור. המס הוא כלי הדורש לימוד מתמיד של הוראות המס השונים המופיעים במערכת המשפטית, שכן המידע מס משתנה כל הזמן, ולכן המס דורש מתוך מסירות רבה על ידי מי לפתח פעילות זו, כי עליך לגמרי יודע בהוראות מס בכוח ולהחיל לחברות אשר מקושרים וללמוד כל הזמן הרפורמות הנמצאים מערכת המס, כדי לאפשר לחברה יש את היתרונות הרבים ביותר, תמיד נוכח משפטי. המיסוי יכול להינתן באופן עצמאי או דרך קישור ישיר עם הלקוח, אז אם זה מתפתח באופן עצמאי יועץ מס יכול לשמש לקוחות שונים, תוך כדי אם זה מקושר ללקוח לעבוד אך ורק בשביל זה, הוא במקרים אלה בדרך כלל שלא לשלם את המס יהיה שייך התעשייה או מחלקת המסים של החברה. משהו מיוחד המיסוי הוא כי עבור פעילות זו אינה נדרשת בהכרח כותרת כדי לאשר את הידע על הנושא, אבל זה יהיה כמעט בלתי אפשרי למישהו להקצות אחריות כזו חשוב למי שאין לו כותרת, מאז המס היא מאוד רחבה, שהוא במהירות משתנה. עבור היישום של מס העצה הטובה ביותר הוא לומד את החוק, כי רוב ההיבטים המשפיעים על משלמי המיסים הם החוקים מס שונים, יכול להיות השלים עם תואר ראשון ב הכלכלה..
This work has as purpose to establish relation between the infantile grafismo and the process of alfabetizao of the children. The study it evidences the complexity of the acquisition of the written language and the forms as the infantile grafismo if they constitute important element in the process of the alfabetizao, a time that the children have the chance to express its hypotheses around what she means the language and which its forms of representation. The developed research is of qualitative nature and adopts as predominant character the metodolgico procedure of the bibliographical research, searching to dialogue with studious of the area the referring questions to the infantile grafismo and the process of alfabetizao. To finish the work, I stand out how much it is important that the professor has conscience of the process of alfabetizao and the forms of representation of the language for the child, in way that can value its graphical productions and the drawing as attempt of representation of the writing. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Infantile Grafismo, alfabetizao, acquisition of the written language. INTRODUCTION This article has for objective to establish relation between the infantile grafismo and the process of alfabetizao of the children.
This interest is decurrent of the comments that I come carrying through during the experience of supervised period of training, in the Course of Pedagogia of the University Catholic of Salvador. In this direction, we can admit that, historically, the professors have given little or no importance to the drawing and the graphical representations produced by the children. ניתן למצוא באינטרנט. The activities proposals, when they contemplate the motor development are mechanical and they do not favor spontaneous the free expression and of the child, valuing the copy and the repetition of movements, that is activities that do not stimulate the thought, neither promote a significant relation during the process of construction of the written language.


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Marvelous Mrs. Maisel's NYC: Filming Locations In & Around Greenwich Village
March 3, 2020 August 12, 2020 | Ryan Greene
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"That's why New York is so great."
"Everyone you care about can despise you, and you can still find a bagel so good, nothing else matters." As the Amazon original series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, about a housewife-turned-comedienne, zips around from the Upper West Side to Midtown to the Village, it reads like a love letter to 1950s New York.
The show spends much of its time, especially in the first season, at real-life locations in and around Greenwich Village. You can see many of the following spots on our Greenwich Village scavenger hunts for public and private groups.
The Gaslight Cafe
Miriam "Midge" Maisel's journey as a comedian begins at the Gaslight, which was a very real place in the '50s and '60s. The coffeehouse and music venue hosted the likes of Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, and Allen Ginsberg. Before it closed in 1971, the cafe was located at 116 MacDougal St.—a cocktail bar called The Up & Up lives there now.
In Mrs. Maisel, the interior is shot on a set in Brooklyn, while the exterior is shot on St. Mark's Place in Alphabet City.
The Music Inn
Midge and her, uh, rough-around-the-edges manager Susie Myerson visit the Music Inn early in season one—and Midge's estranged husband, Joel, later hears a bootleg recording of Midge's act here. You can visit the quirky, cramped shop at 169 W. 4th St., which opened there in 1958. Fun fact: Bob Dylan lived a couple doors down, at 161 W. 4th St., during the 1960s.
La Bonbonniere
Flashbacks to Midge and Joel's dating days—and engagement—take place at La Bonbonniere, an old-school diner at 28 8th Ave. And when we say old-school, we mean it: This place has been serving up omelettes and burgers since the early 1930s.
Midge wanders into a protest here and, in classic Midge fashion, ends up in front of a microphone talking about herself. The protest is organized by the activist Jane Jacobs and touches on her ultimately victorious fight against Robert Moses, NYC Parks commissioner and "master builder," and his plan to pave highways through the park.
Village Vanguard
Since 1935, Village Vanguard has made its home at 178 Seventh Ave. South. The joint was originally dedicated to poetry reading and folk music before jazz took hold there in the '50s. In Mrs. Maisel, Midge stops by Village Vanguard to see her pal, the legendary comedian Lenny Bruce, open for a jazz band.
Kettle of Fish
After bailing Midge out of jail (a police officer didn't appreciate her bawdy jokes), Susie takes Midge to the bar Kettle of Fish. That scene takes place in 1958, at which point Kettle of Fish was next door to the Gaslight Cafe. Having moved several times since, Kettle of Fish can now be found at 59 Christopher St., near the legendary Stonewall Inn.
McSorley's
In season two, Midge joins boyfriend Benjamin at this famous Irish bar at 15 E. 7th St. While the show filmed inside McSorley's, it's referred to as Cedar Tavern…because McSorley's didn't admit women until 1970, about 10 years after the scene in Mrs. Maisel.
Old Town Bar
Gosh, this show sure visits a lot of bars. Anyway, Joel Maisel frequents this watering hole at 45 E. 18th St. One bar or another has operated at that address since 1892, and Old Town's mahogany furnishings and tin ceiling make it a popular filming location.
Albanese Meats and Poultry
This butcher shop at 238 Elizabeth St. has been a Little Italy staple since it opened in the '50s. In Mrs. Maisel, Midge and mother, Rose Weissman, buy piles of meat here and boast that they "got the rabbi." Though the shop is called Lutzi's in the show, Albanese's faded sign is left over from an earlier film that shot here: The Godfather Part III.
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Bogotá D.C. At the end of 2018, an increase of 40 percent was reported in the figures related to computer crimes, which rise from 15,962 in 2017 to 22,366 cases reported by the authorities. This was revealed by the Minister of Defense, Guillermo Botero, during the Cyber Defense Conference of the Western Hemisphere.
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5. From Kathmandu: Patan and Bhaktapur Sightseeing Tour
Patan and Bhaktapur were separate kingdoms in early times and are filled with age-old palaces, temples, shrines, monasteries, and courtyards. These two medieval cities boast otherworldly views and extensive historical centers, and are both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Patan Durbar Square, the main attraction, comes equipped with a museum, palaces, Hindu temples, and ancient courtyards, whereas Bhaktapur, about 12 km from Kathmandu city, has retained its medieval spirit. Within the centuries-old atmosphere of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, find Nyathapole Temple, Golden Gate, 55 Window Palace, and a fascinating museum. Enjoy a pleasant drive back to your accommodation.
Ever dreamed of visiting the world's highest mountain? The Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the attractive destinations for adventure lovers to make a dream come true! Day 1: Your Arrival in Kathmandu Upon arrival, pick up from the Airport & transfer to hotel Kathmandu Suite Home [B]. Day 2: Flight to Lukla and trek to Phakding Early in the morning, drive to the Airport, and take a short flight to Lukla (2804 meters). And a 3 hour of a trek to Phakding (2610 meters). Overnight at guesthouse [L, D]. Day 3: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3535 meters). Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 4: Acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar. Take a walk around the valley to adjust to the thin air. Namche Bazaar is known as the gateway of Everest. Opt to go to a museum on the same day. There, discover the traditional customs of the Sherpa people. Take in a fine view of Everest and other mountains from this place. Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 5: Trek to Tengboche (3850 meters) In reaching Tengboche, you will visit a monastery known as Tengboche monastery, where your guide will take you to observe the prayer ceremony, in the evening or morning. Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 6: Trek to Dingboche (4350 meters). Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 7: Enjoy another day for acclimatization! First, take a trip to Chhukung valley, then return to Dingboche in the evening. Afterward, go to Chhukung Ri (5546 meters) from there, and observe the 5th highest mountain, Mt. Makalu. Overnight at the guesthouse, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Day 8: Trek to Lobuche (4950 meters). Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 9: Visit Everest Base Camp Trek to Everest Base camp (5400 meters) and return to Gorakshep (5160 meters). Overnight at guesthouse, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Day 10: Hike to Kalapathar The day starts with a hike up to Kalapathar (5545 meters), an excellent viewpoint to enjoy views of Mount Everest and other spectacular mountain landscapes. Then trek back to Pheriche (4280 meters). Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 11: Return to Namche Trek back to Namche Bazar. Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 12: Trek back to Lukla. Overnight at guesthouse [B, L, D]. Day 13: Kathmandu After breakfast, fly back to Kathmandu. And transfer to the hotel [B]. Day 14: Kathmandu This is an additional day in case of flight delay in Lukla. Overnight at the hotel [B]. Day 15: Departure We will arrange airport drop-off. Abbreviation: [B] - Breakfast [L] - Lunch [D] - Dinner
7. Nagarkot Sunrise With Trip To Changu Narayan and Bhaktapur
Nagarkot is located 25 miles east of Kathmandu, Nepal. It is on the northeastern rim of the Kathmandu Valley at an elevation of 6,800 feet above sea level. Here you can stop at the most scenic spots in the region, renowned for sunrise views of the Himalayas. You can see Mount Everest with its snow-topped peaks from an observation tower. Move on to the ancient Hindu temple of Changu Narayan, located on a high hilltop that is also known as Changu. This shrine is dedicated to lord Visnu and held in special reverence by the Hindu people. This temple is considered to be the oldest temple in the history of Nepal. Bhaktapur is a living representation of how the entire Kathmandu Valley would have looked like during the medieval period. Admire the former glorious architecture, sky-high temples built in pagoda style, fine clay pottery, and massive royal courtyards whose existence dates back to the 12th Century.
8. From Kathmandu: Bhaktapur Full-Day Tour
Spend the day exploring the culture and history of Bhaktapur on a small-group tour that takes off from Kathmandu. Spot the city's ancient temples, stop at historic squares, and visit an art gallery with a local guide. Bhaktapur, a World Heritage Site, is known variously as the city of culture. Despite being just 12 kilometers east of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, Bhaktapur gives the feeling of prehistoric times thanks to the traditional homes, lifestyles, and environment. Get to know the elegant art, rich culture, colorful festivals, traditional dances, and indigenous lifestyle of the Newari community while exploring this ancient city. Visit the following places during the tour: • Bhaktapur Durbar Square • Golden Gate • Nyatapole Temple • Bhairabnath Temple • National Art Gallery • Pottery Square • Char Dham Temple • Dattatreya Temple • Taleju Bell • Changunarayan Temple
9. From Kathmandu: Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour
Start the tour with an early 6 AM pickup from your hotel in Kathmandu, then transfer to the airport. Board a helicopter and embark on a thrilling 50-minute commercial helicopter flight to Lukla Airport shared with up to 5 other passengers. Admire incredible panoramas of the Himalayas from above, as well as mindblowing views of glaciers and lakes. From Lukla, take a second 30-minute helicopter flight all the way to Kala Patthar. Fly over the Khumbu Region and get to know it in a whole new way. Land at the famous Kala Patthar viewpoint and get out here to take incredible pictures and see the mountains. After this, continue the tour to Synagboche, the closest airstrip to Mount Everest and Everest Base Camp. Marvel at the impressive vistas of the mountain ranges and soak up the stunning natural beauty. Finally, return from Syangboche to Lukla and finally back Kathmandu which takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. You will get picked up from Kathmandu airport and returned to your hotel. The total tour duration in between 4-5 hours.
10. From Kathmandu: Durbar Squares Full-Day Tour
Get picked up from your hotel in Kathmandu and head straight to Kathmandu Durbar Square. Explore this incredibly diverse and historic city with your expert guide and take some time to marvel at the breathtaking Newari architecture of the Kumari Temple and Taleju Bhawani Temple. Then travel 13 kilometers east to the city of Bhaktapur where you can see the world-famous Golden Gate of Bhaktapur for yourself. Wander through massive royal courtyards and admire some fine displays of craftsmanship in Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Finally, visit Patan, also known as the City of Beauty, and experience its unique Durbar Square where you can visit the museum famous for its traditional sacred Nepalese art pieces. Sample some traditional cuisine here and experience the hospitable nature of the locals. At the end of your tour, get dropped off back at your hotel just in time for dinner.
Nagarkot Sunrise With Trip To Changu Narayan and Bhaktapur
From Kathmandu: Patan and Bhaktapur Sightseeing Tour
From Kathmandu: Bhaktapur Full-Day Tour
From Kathmandu: Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour
From Kathmandu: Everest Base Camp Private Helicopter Tour
From Kathmandu: Durbar Squares Full-Day Tour
From KTM: 7 day Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter tour
Kathmandu: Private Full Day Tour
From Kathmandu: Private Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour
We had a great day tour of Kathmandu with Kapil as our guide. We were promptly picked up from our hotel in a comfortable car with a/c. We spent 6 hours exploring Kathmandu's main attractions, and loved seeing everything! Kapil has a great amount of knowledge, and is very personable and friendly - we wouldn't hesitate to recommend the tour company and in particular Kapil.
Kathmandu Valley Private 6-Hour Tour Reviewed by Ross, 10/30/2022
The folks on the plane were very helpful showing us the mountains and their names. Of course, I wished we could fly closer. Perhaps next time I'll fly to base camp!! . Also pick up drivers were on time and friendly!!! Thank you everyone.
Kathmandu: 1-Hour Mount Everest Flight Reviewed by Michael, 12/2/2022
I can only recommend booking a sightseeing flight once you are in Nepal. Otherwise you can only see the everest and the entire mountain chain of the Himalayas from afar
From Kathmandu: 1 hour Panoramic Everest Flight Reviewed by Ronald Helmut, 11/5/2022
A private visit not to be missed! Perfect service. Our guide Latan was really great. A visit that allows you to discover the main sites without losing energy.
Kathmandu Valley Private 6-Hour Tour Reviewed by DIDIER, 11/7/2022
Unique experience. The guide should tell you which airline you are flying with, as he will not go through security at the airport.
Kathmandu: 1-Hour Mount Everest Flight Reviewed by Mandy, 11/21/2022
Romance & special occasions


Do you ever feel frustrated, annoyed or resentful when you hear people complaining about their kids?
…like when your friend vents about how her newborn keeps her awake at night?
…or when your sister-in-law gripes about her pregnancy symptoms?
… or your co-worker complains about her kids and tells you she just wants give them away .
they just want their friends to be grateful for the blessings that they have in their life, to truly appreciate the fact that they get to parent their children and watch them grow up.
Yep. I totally relate to that feeling. I think we all can.
But here's the problem with that position: You are setting yourself up to get really pissed off. On a regular basis.
We have no control over what other people feel, think, or how they live their lives. We just don't. And if we make our wellbeing or recovery dependent on what anyone else responds to our tragedy. then we are putting ourselves in a very precarious position.
And giving away our power.
While there is something truly kind hearted and gracious about wanting others to be able to use our tragedy as a nudge to parent more fully and more consciously, such an epiphany is fleeting a best.
While sitting across the table from the mother who had to bury a child, or the woman who never got to meet her baby face to face, it would seem totally logical to assume that the Bystander would fall to their knees the moment they got home, thank the God of their choice for their sweet lottery luck, kiss their kids and vow to treat them well from this moment on, but they don't. In fact, typically, most people will continue to remain pretty oblivious about the whole thing and will likely return to the lunch room tomorrow to complain some more about unfair life is since their happy, healthy kids gave them stretch marks and restricted sleep schedules.
Cause they just don't get it. That's actually one of the key features of being the Bystander to someone else's devastation. You are spared from having to understand it. Even your most empathetic, kind hearted friends, the one who might be able to get a closer glimpse of what you are going through, likely will not be able to hang onto that awareness.
Because going through the loss of a baby forces you to touch bottom in the deepest, darkest, scariest places within yourself.
And yet, this is the place where we live now.
So in today's video, I'm sharing a few ideas to give you stronger, lasting relief as you cope with the sharp, twisted, and often opposing realities of life as a grieving mom when you are with your well intentioned, but inevitably oblivious friends and family.
I hope you find it helpful and that it reminds you that you are not alone. And if you found this useful, then please share it and help me on my mission of breaking the silence and isolation surrounding baby loss.


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