...1. Original RC book, Original DL,Original Insurance, Original Pollution certifacte and Xerox copies of them 2. Form 28 Steps 1 First, visit the Traffic Control Room in Lakdi-ka-pul (it is to left of main road, just before “West-side” signal). Take your original RC card. Go to counter no. 2 (outside the office) and produce an application (write in plain paper, saying u are so and so, from so and so…asking for NOC…to transfer bike to blore). After getting signature on the application, take it to the guy in the 2nd floor in the office. He will prepare one more receipt and verify if your vehicle has any records. Take the same receipt to the earlier counter no. 2 and get the final receipt from counter no. 1. No need to pay here. (Yeah it’s a crazy process, but it is how it is) 2 Next, go to the Police Commissioner Office of Cyberabad (located next to Lakdi-ka-pul bus-stop) and pay Rs. 100/- to obtain the “user charge” receipt for the NOC. This should be a fairly simple process if the Commissioner is in office!!! I actually paid this “user charge” in e-seva after the advice from the Police Commissioner (Hyd) officials and found it was wrong! 3 Take the above 2 receipts to Madhapur police station and ask for NOC application. You need to take Xerox of Driver’s license and RC card. Incase a senior police officer is not in office, this process might take a day or two. 4 Now, you need to take the application given by Madhapur police station again back to the Commissioner...
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...북쪽에서 보트로 도착한 오스트로네시아족에 의해 대체되었다. 유리나 돌, 구슬, 도기류 그리고 철로된 도구들로 하여금 Sarawak의 선사시대에 대해 어렴풋이 알수 있다. 힌두교의 코끼리신의 돌상과 Ganesh 그리고 부처의 또 하나의 돌상을 통해서 1000년 보다 전에 무역업자(아마도 수마트라에서 온듯한)들이 Sarawak의 해변에 왔다는 것을 짐작할 수 있다. 기원후 900년 중국사람들은 자기류의 제품을 코뿔소의 뿔이나 상어의 지느러미, 새들의 둥지 그리고 코뿔새의 뿔과 같은 외국산 상품과 교환하기 위해 그들의 평저선의 정기적인 항해를 만들었다. 유럽인들은 더 나중에 도착했다. 보르네오섬 방문에 대한 최초의 자세한 자료는 1521년 마젤란의 연대기와 Pigafetta에 의해 제공되었다. 동쪽의 재물은 서양의 무역상이나 탐험가에게 매우 매력적인 것 이었다. 그러한 서양의 무역상이나 탐험가는 최초에는 포르투갈인이었고 그 뒤를 이어 스페인인, 네덜란드인, 영국인, 프랑스인 이었다. 그들은 다음 3세기 동안 인도 서쪽 해변의 Goa에서 인도네시아 Spice섬에서 Ternate에 이르는 식민지와 무역거점을 마련했다. 네덜란드인들은 18세기 실패한 몇 가지 시도 후에 결국 1820년대 동안 보르네오 섬에 진출하기 위한 발판을 만들었다. 이러한 발판은 남쪽 해변에 Sambas와 Potianak에 있는 무슬림 지배자들과의 계약을 체결하는 것으로 가능했다. 곧, 이제 Sarawak의 차례였다. 현대적인 싱가폴의 설립자인 Stamford Raffles는 다른 많은 식민 통치자들과 마찬가지로 보르네오섬의 가능성을 거래하는 것에 지대한 관심을 가지고 있었다. 그 지역의 Dayak(다야크)족 에게는 해안근처의 부락과 지나가는 배를 공격하는 필리핀 서쪽으로부터의 잔인한 Illanun과 Balanini 족 침입자뿐만 해적행위도 심각한 문제였다. 그럼에도 불구하고 이익의 가능성은 모험가들의 상상력을 지속적으로 자극했다. 보르네오섬의 가능성에 대한 Raffle의 글을 의심 없이 읽었던 그런 모험가들 중에 하나가 James Brooke이다. 1803년 인도에서 태어난 Brooke은 동인도 회사에서 중역직으로서의 그의 첫 번째 직업을 포기했다. 그 이유는 동쪽에서의 상거래를 통해 자신의 이익을 챙기기 위해서였다. 그는 실정과 압제로부터 원주민을 자유롭게 해줄 공정하고 자애로운 통치를 대체할 열의가 있음을...
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...Part I The founding of Singapore is a journey which is comprised of many ups and downs. Many characters and groups played a part into the creation of this country. There were also events that took place which led to the alteration of other’s decisions. One of the major factors that contributed to the founding of Singapore would undoubtedly be the contributions and efforts put in by Sir Stamford Raffles. “In 1795, at the age of 14, Raffles found employment at the British East India Company (EIC) in Leadenhall Street as a temporary clerk.” As an employee of the EIC, Raffles’ performance was exceptionally good. With his efforts and hard work recognised by his superiors, he was eventually appointed as Assistant Secretary to the newly-established Pinang Presidency in 1805. Being an intelligent and ambitious person with great diplomatic skills, Raffles had a personal desire to expand the British trade empire through the development of the EIC. Therefore, competing with the Dutch to gain the upper hand of the trade in the Eastern Seas was a crucial stepping stone towards his goals. He recognised that gaining control over the Straits of Melaka would be essential to boost their trading activities and the overall reputation of the British Empire as a world-leading trading nation. Hence, he frequently initiated “attempts to counter Dutch influence in Sumatra and expand British presence elsewhere in the Eastern Seas”. However, the well-intentioned Raffles faced opposition from carrying...
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...Describe A Place You Have Visited I had waited for 2 years to see the ‘Hall’ and when I arrived in Singapore, I was among the first to see it. In my mind, it gives me lots of different imagination. If you walk along the Padang you will not miss this significant and magnificent building which stands facing the Esplanade. When I look carefully, I had noticed that there were very few buildings built in that design anywhere else in Singapore. When you walked a couple of hundred meters from where Sir Stamford Raffles landed, at the Singapore River, you will able to catch a glance on this historical building. It was surrounded with all the important government buildings of the old Singapore, such as the Supreme Court and Parliament House. It overlooks the historical Padang, the location for many important event to be hold – like the National Day Parades. This historical building had impressed me a lot. It was the seat of the British Government of Singapore and in the earlier times was the centre of government. It had been an important building where the Prime Minister’s office also housed in this building. There were several milestones events had been carried out within this building including the matter of Japanese surrendered to the British in 1946. Moreover, most of the important announcements with regard to the country were made from the building. The physical structure of the building was made up of solid granite and similar like most of the old buildings, is able to withstand...
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...NTUC Income is Singapore’s largest insurer. The $20 billion company is the country’s only insurance co-operative and a leading life, general and health insurer. NTUC Income has earned the trust of 2 million customers and is one of the strongest financial institutions in the region. “We want to become an icon of service,” says Tan Suee Chieh, CEO of NTUC Income. To achieve this, the company first needed to change customer perceptions of it as “rigid” and “old-fashioned”. NTUC Income realized the key was to transform its own culture to focus on the customer while retaining its unique heritage as a co-operative. The UP! Your Service methodology was deployed and culture building programs cascaded to all 1500 employees throughout the organization – from senior leadership to managers and the frontline. A Steering Committee was also established to work with "The 12 Building Blocks of Service Culture" as a framework for year-round service culture building activities, while more than 40 staff have been selected and trained as in-house Certified Course Leaders. In three years, NTUC Income successfully shifted customer perception of the company to “flexible, modern and highly professional”. The company also moved from #3 to #1 market position in sales in 18 months. NTUC Income continues to pursue its aim of becoming an "icon" of superior service that matches the uniqueness and reputation of Singapore Airlines and Raffles Hotel. “The UP! Your Service programs are an important...
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...Cornell notes (three sources, minimum) 2. 1 A4 information sheet. (minimum) Include: 3. Important year/s of the movement in your specific country. 4. Background knowledge e.g. the political situation of the country that you are researching; e.g. was there a war, independence or revolution at the time? 5. Was there a movement/group that supported the cause of women’s right to vote? Or were there specific women who issued a campaign? 6. Names, photos and basic facts of the people involved in the campaign. 7. Bibliography Be prepared to present this information to the rest of the class on:______________. The right to vote for women in Singapore! Birth of Singapore: Singapore was founded in 1863 by Sir Stamford Raffles. It was a colony of the British Empire that existed from 1943 to 1963 when it became part of Malaysia. It was made a separate Crown colony of Britain in 1946, when the former colonies of the Straits Settlements were dissolved. Economy Situation in WW2: The economy of Singapore had hit a major blow in 1946 as there were shortages of food (especially rice) that led to malnutrition, diseases and rampant crimes and violence. This led well into 1947 as workers went onto a series of strikes causing massive stoppages in public services and transport. By the late 1947, the economy had begun to recover due to the growing demand of rubber and tin around the world. But it took several more years before the economy was back to pre-war levels...
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...1. Original RC book, Original DL,Original Insurance, Original Pollution certifacte and Xerox copies of them 2. Form 28 Steps 1 First, visit the Traffic Control Room in Lakdi-ka-pul (it is to left of main road, just before “West-side” signal). Take your original RC card. Go to counter no. 2 (outside the office) and produce an application (write in plain paper, saying u are so and so, from so and so…asking for NOC…to transfer bike to blore). After getting signature on the application, take it to the guy in the 2nd floor in the office. He will prepare one more receipt and verify if your vehicle has any records. Take the same receipt to the earlier counter no. 2 and get the final receipt from counter no. 1. No need to pay here. (Yeah it’s a crazy process, but it is how it is) 2 Next, go to the Police Commissioner Office of Cyberabad (located next to Lakdi-ka-pul bus-stop) and pay Rs. 100/- to obtain the “user charge” receipt for the NOC. This should be a fairly simple process if the Commissioner is in office!!! I actually paid this “user charge” in e-seva after the advice from the Police Commissioner (Hyd) officials and found it was wrong! 3 Take the above 2 receipts to Madhapur police station and ask for NOC application. You need to take Xerox of Driver’s license and RC card. Incase a senior police officer is not in office, this process might take a day or two. 4 Now, you need to take the application given by Madhapur police station again back to the Commissioner...
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...The Customary Malay laws are an important source used in studying the system of governance, the administrative system and the structure of the traditional Malay society. These customary Malay laws also gives an insight into the world view of the traditional Malays. From the proverbs “to pound in the mortar”, “to cook in the pot”, we know that the Malays are particular about the need to do things appropriately. And from “On the land where our feet are planted, above is the sky that we pledge our loyalty to; the place of our abode, is the custom we abide by”, we can deduce that the Malays are a people who can and are adept at adjusting to the situation and to the changes over time. Sir Stamford Raffles was the first person to grasp the importance of studying the customary Malay laws. While he was in Penang, Raffles started to collect copies of the manuscripts of the Malay laws. He rejected the view that the Malays do not have laws. On the contrary, he stated that each and every Malay state had their own laws. In his letter to Lord Minto, he had asked Lord Minto to require that all the Malay state/government furnish their own set of laws (Lady Raffles, 1835:100). In the meantime, he busied himself studying the Malay laws. As a result, a working paper was presented at a convention of the Bengal Royal Asiatic Society. The working paper was titled “on the Malay Nation, with a translation of its Maritime Institutions” and was published in the Asiatic Researches (Volume 12, 1818). ...
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...Norman Papers The Battle Of Hastings The background to the battle was the death of the childless King Edward the Confessor in January 1066, which set up a succession struggle between several claimants to his throne. Harold was crowned king shortly after Edward's death, but faced invasions by William, his own brother Tostig and the Norwegian King Harald Hardrada (Harold III of Norway). Hardrada and Tostig defeated a hastily gathered army of Englishmen at the Battle of Fulford on 20 September 1066, and were in turn defeated by Harold at the Battle of Stamford Bridge five days later. The deaths of Tostig and Hardrada at Stamford left William as Harold's only serious opponent. While Harold and his forces were recovering from Stamford, William landed his invasion forces in the south of England at Pevensey on 28 September 1066 and established a beachhead for his conquest of the kingdom. Harold was forced to march south swiftly, gathering forces as he went. The exact numbers present at the battle are unknown; estimates are around 10,000 for William and about 7,000 for Harold. The composition of the forces is clearer; the English army was composed almost entirely of infantry and had few archers, whereas only about half of the invading force was infantry, the rest split equally between cavalry and archers. Harold appears to have tried to surprise William, but scouts found his army and reported its arrival to William, who marched from Hastings to the battlefield to confront...
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...fixed procedures were in place to decide who should succeed him on the throne. The Witan (a council of wise men) had to make the decision, and they had four candidates to choose from Edgar the Atheling, a sickly14 year old boy. Harold Godwinson, powerful noble in England, a good soldier and a gifted politician. William juke of Normandy, a distant cousin of Edward the Confessor, over the sea in France. Harald Hardrada, King of Norway and a direct descendant of the kings of England. He was related to King Canute, the King of England from 1016-1032. Harald Hardrada attempted to invade England, and once Harold Godwinson heard about this he gathered as many soldiers as he could and set off 187 miles north to where Harald Hardrada was at Stamford bridge. On September 25th 1066 the battle took place, It was a bloody battle and one in which Harold's army (the Saxons) broke through the Viking invaders front line to go on and win the battle. It was such a fierce battle that only twenty four of the three hundred ships, that came to England carry the 8,000 soldiers, returned to Norway. King Harold's celebrations of victory were cut short as news came of the impending Norman invasion and no-one was left along the south coast of England to stop them. The Saxon army raced back south to face the Norman invaders. William laid claim to the English throne after Edward died. He was a distant cousin of Edward and said that Edward had promised him the throne when visiting France in 1051. He...
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...Study Guide Questions for To Kill A Mockingbird 1.Explain what it means to be a southerner, according to Scout. Being a southerner according to Scout is being able to trace ones ancestry back to the time of the Battle Of Hastings which occurred in 1066. 2.Describe the town of Maycomb,Alabama. The town of Maycomb, Alabama can be best described as hot at least in the summer,Secondly it can be described as tired, old, poor, and in relative disrepair. 3.Describe Charles Baker Harris(Dill). Dill Can be described(as thus introduced) as an eager boy the age of seven, diminutive in size but not in intellect, and as relatively curious; He is also not a permanent resident to Maycomb but only a summertime visitor from Meridian. 4.What is spooky about the “Radley Place”? The primary thing that is queer about the Radley Place is it's occupancy by a character named “Boo” who is quite likely mentally challenged or insane as he stabbed his father in the leg once also the the home oozes a persona of unwelcomeness which is extremely strange in the south where it is odd to have one's doors or shutters closed on Sunday. 5.Describe Scout's first few days at school. Scout's first day at school goes very poorly,She gets scolded by the teacher and even disciplined for already knowing how to read write in cursive and explaining why the Cunninghams don't have money or lunch, she also whitnesses her teacher having a mini-breakdown and gets in trouble for...
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...The Battle Of Hastings The Battle of Hastings was a historic event that occurred on October 14, 1066 during the Norman Conquest of England (Hollister, Stacey, Stacey 126) . The battle was between the Norman-French army that was led by Duke William II of Normandy and the English army under King Harold II because they both believed that they were to succeed King Edward, the late king (Esteves 5-9). The Battle of Hastings is significant because it led to changes in “English law, language, and culture and laid the groundwork for the beginnings of the English feudal system”(Ericson par.1) It was significant because this war ended the Anglo-Saxon period that lasted about 600 years, and really established England is an independent power, under Norman Rule. It was the last time that England was ruled by a foreign power. When King Edward died, William and Harold both had reasons to why they thought they were next in line to take the throne (Esteves 5-9). William, who was the Duke of Normandy, was a cousin of Edward, who was the King of England. Edward died without children in the year of 1066 and supposedly named Harold his heir in the year of 1051(Hollister, Stacey, Stacey 118). The throne was then given to Harold Godwinson, but William claimed that before his death, Edward had promised him that he would be appointed the throne. William considered Harold’s crowning a declaration of war, and planned to fight for the throne that he thought was his. (Hollister, Stacey, Stacey 118,119)...
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...Hastings were key in regards to Harold Godwinson, as well as the strength of Williams army. Harold's leadership was tested throughout 1066, but it's safe to say that in the early months of his reign, he did show strong leadership and led his men well. There is further evidence to show that Harold was a good leader at the Battle of Stamford Bridge. This battle begun because Harold Hardrada and Tostig landed with over 8000 Norwegians in the North of England, taking over York and declaring Harold Hardrada as King of England. On hearing of the invasion, Harold Godwinson, quickly gathered what men he could, the majority not being trained soldiers, and marched nearly 200 miles north to face him. The two armies met at Stamford Bridge, hence the name, and commenced into battle, Godwinsons men won the battle killing both Harold Hardrada and Tostig in the process. The Battle of Stamford Bridge shows Harold Godwinsons successful leadership as he managed quickly to gather troops and fight the invading army making it one of the most impressive victories for any Anglo-Saxon King. Harold Godwinsons poor leadership was demonstrated straight after the Battle of Stamford Bridge took place. Harold had heard about the Norman invasion on the south coast, and immediately sent his exhausted troops back marching down south which arrived on October 6th 1066. But this decision to send his troops back down south ended up with only those on...
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...Nike recently released an advertisement video on July 13th, 2015, “Short A Guy,” the hit video has been seen on TV and has over three million views on YouTube. As a company, Nike has set out to have the gear that will make the customer look as nice as they play. Top flight athletes all across the country use their gear, and in this advertisement it showed the likes of Mike Trout, Andrew Luck, and Anthony Davis all wearing Nike apparel playing their own respective sports. Trying to get the audience to buy their athletic gear, this advertisement clearly appeals to those who are interested in athletics and does so through the use of ethos, logos, and pathos. Throughout this advertisement, the audience is taken through a variety of settings and that is the context for this particular piece. Nike's mission statement is "To bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world." Through the ad they are trying to inspire athletes but also sell them on their clothing to take them over the top as players. As the advertisement plays, it shows the different settings and all the people wearing Nike apparel. Also, it showed the famous athletes in the video wearing Nike gear, and they would tell the kid they are, “Short a Guy.” As he would go from sport to sport, he changed clothes into different sports gear that Nike sells. The audience the author is trying to target are people that enjoy athletics, and that’s why the use of well-known celebrities is key to this ad. Seeing these...
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...In today’s society, we don’t hear cases about monsters scaring children and transforming into heroes. Monsters that turn into heroes come off as rare in the fiction world where most people only see one side of a monster. Two works that suggest monsters becoming heroes are The Cat in the Hat and Monsters Inc. At first, these monsters come about as scary looking but that’s not how these selctions end up; finishing with a twist in the end with monsters showing a care for human children. While written 40 years apart, Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat and Pete Docter’s film Monsters Inc. demonstrate responsible behavior in interactions with children and show the flawed characters who though their journey have monster heroes who interact with human children and then accept responsibility for the messes they have created. The Cat in the Hat and Monsters Inc. portray a child’s adventure as a result of showing up unexpectedly. The Cat enters out of the blue introducing himself to the two children and begins creating chaos around the house because he’s being a careless cat. The Cat unlocks a crate and frees the two identical creatures with blue hair who rally round the Cat...
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