...UPG PLOIEŞTI DEPARTAMENTUL DE ÎNVĂŢĂMÂNT LA DISTANŢĂ ŞI CU FRECVENŢĂ REDUSĂ PLANIFICAREA ACTIVITĂŢILOR LA IEDM, Semestrul II, 2010 – 2011 |Data planificată |Anul III – 2 gr / 3 sgr. | |Săpt |Zi/dată |Orele |Grupa 12 |Grupa 11 | |1 |V |15,20-|UTILAJE PETROLIERE (2P) |PROCESE DE PREL(2AA) | | |4 III |17,00 |S. PAREPA CI |M. NEACŞU EI3 | | | |17,10-|UTILAJE PETROLIERE (2P) |PROCESE DE PREL(2AA) | | | |18,50 |S. PAREPA CI |M. NEACŞU EI3 | | |S |8,00- |PROCESE DE PREL(2AA) |MAŞINI HIDR. (2AA) |UTILAJE PETROLIERE (2P) | | |5 III |9,40 |M. NEACŞU EI3 |C. ENE Ed8 |S. PAREPA CI | | | |9,50- |PROCESE DE PREL(2AA) |MAŞINI HIDR. (2AA) |UTILAJE PETROLIERE (2P) | | | |11,30 |M. NEACŞU EI3 |C. ENE Ed8 |S. PAREPA ...
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...Assignment 305 Understanding person-centred approaches In adult care settings Task B Bi Write a reflective account derailing an example of how you have or could have, used a person centred approach in a sensitive or complex situation A new lady arrived at the home where I work with her family and was shown to her room, I asked the lady’s name and she informed me that it was Pat. Pat and her family remained in her room and was brought a tray of tea and biscuits. Pat and her family chatted with the other members of staff and some of the other residents. It was approaching lunchtime and the family was still with her, as Pat did not wish for them to leave just yet, they stayed for lunch with Pat and where still chatting when I returned to see how Pat had settled in, the family where very happy but Pat had started to become agitated that her family where about to leave, the family where trying really hard to comfort Pat saying they would be back the next day to see her. Pat started to follow them out the door to go with them, looking back at it now I could have been more person centred by talking to Pat to try and distract her taking her for a cup of tea and chatting to her to keep her mind of her family leaving. By talking to Pat I could have gained her trust and made her feel welcomed and safe, rather than letting her fret over not seeing her family again. Bii Explain how finding out about an individual’s history, preferences, wishes and needs is an important part of...
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...Keeping information confidential builds trust. Bii 4.3 Describe the potential tension between maintaining an individuals' confidentiality and disclosing concerns to agreed others. Unfortunately, it is sometimes necessary to break confidentiality with an individual when keeping it can cause harm to themselves, others, or if harm is being caused to them. For example, if someone asks to keep their confidentiality and they then tell you they wish to commit suicide, then you have a duty of care to tell the appropriate person to be able to prevent harm. In a care setting confidentiality is broken with other care workers to enable continuity of care for that particular individual. Biii 4.2 Describe ways to maintain confidentiality in day to day communication By not gossiping or sharing confidential information over social media or with others that do not have a right to know helps maintain confidentiality. At the work place keeping personal information locked away or password protected will help ensure...
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...ECON 11026 Assignment Item 1 . S0183732 Part A Q1ai) Article can be found in the following website : http://www.skynews.com.au/businessnews/article.aspx?id=738928&vId= The article ‘ Strong jobs figures put rate cut in doubt’ described that there is an increase in employment in the last one month which might help in putting hold to rate cut by Reserve Bank of Australia. There are positive signs in Australian job market with increase in 44000 employed people showing signs of recovery and better production levels. This will also increase private consumption giving rise to increased demand. Q1aii) This news article describes tradeoffs between interest rate cuts, inflation rate and unemployment rate. Q1aiii) First of all, this news article discusses the strong revival in the Australian job market seen in the month of March. More than 44000 jobs were created in the month of March across the nation which showed great signs of growth and production. It also says that unemployment rate is steady at the rate of 5.2 percent. The increase in number of jobs surpassed all the expectations of economists which estimated it to be 5000 in the month due to 15000 lost jobs in the month of February. Economists now estimate that due to strong job market and higher production levels, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may undermine expected interest rate cuts. It had managed to keep cash rate at 4.25 percent but hinted at possible rate cuts in the month of...
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...RACHUNEK PRZEPŁYWÓW PIENIĘŻNYCH 1. Jakie obszary działalności firmy generują najwięcej środków płatniczych, a które najwięcej wchłaniają? 2. Jeśli firma wygospodarowała zysk to dlaczego ma kłopoty z gotówką? 3. Dlaczego w przypadku straty firma generuje ciągle przepływy pieniężne? 4. Czy dokonywano wydatków na modernizację i rozwój i jaka była ich skala? 5. Czy nabywano jakieś długoterminowe lokaty i inne przynoszące zysk aktywa? 6. Czy uzyskiwano wpływy pieniężne w drodze wyzbywania się długoterminowych aktywów? Jeżeli tak to jak wielu? 7. Czy wystąpiło w danym okresie finansowanie działalności gospodarczej w drodze emisji akcji lub zaciągania kredytów? Jeżeli tak, to jakiego rzędu wielkości środki pozyskano z tego tytułu? 8. Czy dokonywano w danym okresie spłat długoterminowych zobowiązań i kapitałów? W MSR 7 stwierdza się, że: • Użytkowników sprawozdania finansowego interesuje, w jaki sposób jednostka wytwarza i wykorzystuje środki pieniężne, • Rachunek przepływów pieniężnych w połączeniu z innymi elementami sprawozdania finansowego dostarcza informacji, które pozwalają na ocenę zmian w aktywach neHo jednostki, jej struktury finansowej (łącznie z płynnością finansową i wypłacalnością) Rachunek przepływów pieniężnych...
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...Markets & Regulations Wine Industry in Maharashtra: An Analysis Sudipto Mitra Two of the countryʹs biggest grape-producing districts, Nasik and Sangli, are in Maharashtra; 20,000 hectares of vineyards here grow more than one lac tons of grapes a year. As much as 99 per cent of the grapes is used for making honey, crushes and jams, or consumed fresh or dry. The rest is used for making wine. Thus the opportunity in this sector is immense and given proper help and guidance this sector can be of great help for employment as well as for earnings. General rules for bar owners as framed and maintained by the local municipal corporation (as per schedule “e” or “fl3”for grant of licenses) are: • Silver plating of the utensils to be used in the bars compulsory. • Fire license to be procured before starting off with the operations. • Glass tumblers a must for all bars for serving wines etc. • Pest control to be done regularly. • The minimum size to be operational is 450 sq. feet. • Tiles compulsory for the floor. • Clean uniforms for the waiters in the bars. • Separate place for washing utensils. • Kitchen to be a minimum distance from the actual serving place. • Twice painting of the walls of the bars every year. • Restaurant/ bar to be cleaned twice per day. Before actually applying for the license, one is required to operate the bar /restaurant for six months. After applying for the license one is required to pay the fees which may vary between one and half lacs to two lacs...
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...HOA SEN UNIVERSITY BQ GIAO D9C VA DAO TAO KHOA NGON NGO VA VG HOA HQC NGANH TIENG ANH BAO CAO QUAN TRI. CHIEN UQC PHAN TICH NGANH PHAN TICH DOI THU CANH TRANH Gide vién huiing d$n: PH XUAN THANHNhom sinh vién thijc hi(n: | | | 091646 | PHAM NGQC THIEN KIM | 091654 | TRAN THI THIEN KIM | 091655 | | 091697 | TRAN TRI,NH NGQC THAO | 091710 | LY THU THAO | 091707 | Thd ng 4/ 2012 DC iv 1. L]ch su, to nhin, su m(nh .................................................................................................... . l I . I . L]ch sir thuong hiéu .......................................................................................................... l l .3. Sume 2 2 iatd thucmghieu 2 5. Cac hoat dong nfii brit cua tap doén COCA—COLA 5 7. H( thong phdn phoi 7 II. PIN TICH SWOT .. Ifl. PHA LOAI DOI TO CANH TRANH. 11 1. Canh tranh nh3n hi(u: 11 2. Canh tranh ngénh: 11 3. Canh tranh cfing dung: 11 4. Canh tranh chung: 11 1. Phén tich chién luoc canh tranh va chién tune kinh doanh cua doi thu: 12 2.1. Chién tune kinh doah cua PepsiCo. 12 I . I.2 Nhfim kinh doanh nha hang. 13 1.1.3 Pharr khuc thuc phfim nhe (Snack food) 14 2.2. Chién luoc canh tranh cua Pepsi 14 2. Phfin tich anh huirng cira doi thu canh tranh doi vcri ngérih: 17 3. Phfin tich lich sir hinh thénh va ph:it trién kinh doanh cua ho:. 19 4. Cac h( thong gi:i tr] in:i PepsiCo ton...
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...FROM “(R)EVOLUTION” TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: CURRENT FEATURES AND PERSPECTIVES ABSTRACT This article aims to address the issue of Sustainable Development (SD) in an evolutionary perspective within its multidisciplinary scope. The complexity of developments for sustainability has frequently proven difficult in its implementation, evaluation and effective communication.It was our intention to provide an outline of the diverse views on the subject, focusing on globalization as a change of attitude towards sustainability.It is a review of terminology associated with the SD and its multiple interpretations.It is referenced the apparent and irrelevant impact of initiatives to solve the economic, social and environmental problem. It emphasizes the influence and importance of strategies and the positioning of SMEs on the way to SD in the policy of act local think global. KEYWORDS Strategy Sustainable development Sustainability, SMEs JERÓNIMO, WINSTON CENSE, Center for Environmental and Sustainability Research, Departamento de Ciências e Engenharia do Ambiente, Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal OLIVEIRA, NUNO GASPAR DE CIGEST, Assistente Instituto Superior de Gestão, Portugal 1. INTRODUCTION “(R)Evolution or Death”, adapted from the revolutionary slogan used and popularized by the Cuban regime, serves as motto for the urgent need to transform our production and consumption systems and our standing towards the environment around us....
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...Acknowledgments ix Acknowledgments This book owes a great deal to the mental energy of several generations of scholars. As an undergraduate at the University of Cape Town, Francis Wilson made me aware of the importance of migrant labour and Robin Hallett inspired me, and a generation of students, to study the African past. At the School of Oriental and African Studies in London I was fortunate enough to have David Birmingham as a thesis supervisor. I hope that some of his knowledge and understanding of Lusophone Africa has found its way into this book. I owe an equal debt to Shula Marks who, over the years, has provided me with criticism and inspiration. In the United States I learnt a great deal from ]eanne Penvenne, Marcia Wright and, especially, Leroy Vail. In Switzerland I benefitted from the friendship and assistance of Laurent Monier of the IUED in Geneva, Francois Iecquier of the University of Lausanne and Mariette Ouwerhand of the dépurtement évangélrlyue (the former Swiss Mission). In South Africa, Patricia Davison of the South African Museum introduced me to material culture and made me aware of the richness of difference; the late Monica Wilson taught me the fundamentals of anthropology and Andrew Spiegel and Robert Thornton struggled to keep me abreast of changes in the discipline; Sue Newton-King and Nigel Penn brought shafts of light from the eighteenthcentury to bear on early industrialism. Charles van Onselen laid a major part of the intellectual foundations on...
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...Nora Roberts Istinite laži Prolog Nekako, s ponosom i uţasom istovremeno, uspela je da podigne bradu i potisne muĉninu. Ovo nije košmar. Nije mraĉna fantazija koja će nestati s dolaskom zore. Ipak, kao u snu, sve se odvijalo sliĉno usporenom filmu. Probijala se kroz gustu vodenu zavesu iza koje je videla lica ljudi oko sebe. Oĉi su im bile gladne; usta su im se otvarala i zatvarala kao da će je celu progutati, a glasovi su im se utišavali i oticali poput talasa koji udaraju o stenu. Srce joj je poĉelo snaţnije i upornije da lupa, kao ţestoki tango unutar njenog sleĊenog tela. Nastavi da se krećeš, nastavi da se krećeš, zapovedao je mozak njenim drhtavim nogama dok su je ĉvrste ruke gurale kroz gomilu ka stepenicama sudnice. Oĉi su joj zasuzile od jakog svetla, pa je potraţila naoĉare za sunce. Pomisliće da je plakala. Neće im dopustiti da iskoriste njene emocije. Tišina će biti njen štit. Spotakla se i u trenutku osetila paniku. Brzo je naredila sebi da ne sme da padne, jer desi li se to, reporteri i radoznala masa će skoĉiti na nju, reţeći i škljocajući foto-aparatima. Rastrgnuće je kao divlji pas zeca. Mora da se uspravi, da stoji iza svoje tišine još nekoliko metara. Toliko je nauĉila od Iv. Pokaži im da si pametna, devojko, ali nikad im ne pokazuj da se plašiš. Iv. Došlo joj je da vrišti. Da prekrije lice šakama i da vrišti sve dok ne izlije sav bes, strah i tugu iz sebe. VreĊala su je pitanja koja su novinari dovikivali. Mikrofoni su joj boli lice poput smrtonosnih...
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