Provide for consistent and accurate capitalization of all assets held by Boston College as required for internal, external, and regulatory reporting. Scope For the purposes of this policy the Universityâs, property, plant, and equipment include: land, land improvements, buildings, equipment, and vehicles.cope For the purposes of this policy the Universityâs, property, plant, and equipment include: land, land improvements, buildings, equipment, and vehicles.
Cooking baked eggs (also called eggs en cocotte or shirred eggs) is a pretty darn straightforward process. There aren't many tricks or secrets here, which is handy when you're groggy first thing in the morning. I like to cook them in a hot water bath.
The meaning and origin of the expression: A nest-egg. A nest-egg. Meaning. Savings, set aside for later use. Origin. The allusion is to putting a real or china egg into a hen's nest to encourage her to lay. The connection between this and the 'savings' meaning isn't exactly clear. It may be that the idea was that the egg that was put into the nest could be later retrieved, after the hen had laid. The practise of putting eggs into nests as an inducement to laying more is recorded from as early as the 14th century. The use of nest-egg' to refer to savings goes back to at least 1686. In 1927, Locke & Clarke printed a set of letters from that date, which included this: