This document provides financial information for various accounts in Spanish, including the current month (March) and year (2013) values. It lists details such as the account name, current balance, monthly changes, and annual changes for categories like checking, savings, investments and forwards. The document appears to be a monthly or yearly statement of accounts with opening and closing balances.
Este documento presenta una prueba de matemÃĄtica para sÊptimo bÃĄsico que contiene 16 preguntas de opciÃŗn mÃēltiple sobre conceptos matemÃĄticos como nÃēmeros negativos, ordenamiento, operaciones algebraicas y ecuaciones. El examen evalÃēa habilidades como identificar el tÊrmino literal de una expresiÃŗn, reducir expresiones algebraicas, y resolver ecuaciones de un paso.
The document discusses the social judgment process from a social cognition perspective. The main goal is to understand how people make sense of themselves, others, and everyday events. It examines how basic cognitive abilities operate in social situations, including impression formation and revising first impressions. Negativity bias is discussed, which is the tendency to give more weight to negative experiences and information.
This document outlines 8 key functions of a Smart Board: 1) Show/hide screen shade to block information, 2) Take screen captures, 3) Use a document camera to display 3D images, 4) Insert tables to arrange information, 5) Use different pens for handwriting, 6) Add shapes for text, geometry, or visual effect, 7) Fill in colors for backgrounds and shapes, and 8) Choose different text options.
The document outlines the JBMHH ACS Social Media Strategy for the week of March 7-13, 2011. Each day focuses on a different theme and program, including Army Emergency Relief, family focus, community focus, and resource Thursday. The strategy details the content that will be posted to platforms like Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, and a blog to promote programs, resources, and build engagement with the community around spring activities in the region. Interactions and metrics like page impressions and new fans will be monitored.
The document provides instructions for students to complete tasks on the online bookshelf platform Shelfari for an independent reading project. It details having students create an account on Shelfari, add their independent reading book and other books to a class group shelf, start a discussion thread on the group board, set a reading goal for their book, and write a description and quotes for their book on their Shelfari page. It also mentions creating a personal glossary of words learned from reading and an upcoming lesson on prefixes and suffixes.
El documento presenta indicadores comerciales de maÃz y soja en Argentina. Para maÃz en la campaÃąa 2012/13, el saldo exportable fue de 19,4 millones de toneladas, de las cuales se compraron 18,21 millones para exportaciÃŗn. Queda por vender 1,2 millones de toneladas y falta fijar precio para 2,2 millones. Para soja 2013/14, la producciÃŗn estimada es de 53,51 millones de toneladas, de las cuales se compraron 2,08 millones y falta vender 50,6 millones y fij
El resumen proporciona informaciÃŗn sobre la faena de bovinos, ovinos y porcinos en establecimientos habilitados a nivel nacional hasta el 31 de agosto de 2013. La faena de bovinos fue de 1,4 millones de cabezas, con un 45% correspondiente a vacas. La faena ovina fue de 783,434 cabezas, con un 47% correspondiente a corderos. La faena porcina fue de 129,004 cabezas, con un 92% correspondiente a cerdos. El documento tambiÊn incluye informaciÃŗn sobre precios de hacienda
Este documento presenta una prueba de matemÃĄtica para sÊptimo bÃĄsico que contiene 16 preguntas de opciÃŗn mÃēltiple sobre conceptos matemÃĄticos como nÃēmeros negativos, ordenamiento, operaciones algebraicas y ecuaciones. El examen evalÃēa habilidades como identificar el tÊrmino literal de una expresiÃŗn, reducir expresiones algebraicas, y resolver ecuaciones de un paso.
The document discusses the social judgment process from a social cognition perspective. The main goal is to understand how people make sense of themselves, others, and everyday events. It examines how basic cognitive abilities operate in social situations, including impression formation and revising first impressions. Negativity bias is discussed, which is the tendency to give more weight to negative experiences and information.
This document outlines 8 key functions of a Smart Board: 1) Show/hide screen shade to block information, 2) Take screen captures, 3) Use a document camera to display 3D images, 4) Insert tables to arrange information, 5) Use different pens for handwriting, 6) Add shapes for text, geometry, or visual effect, 7) Fill in colors for backgrounds and shapes, and 8) Choose different text options.
The document outlines the JBMHH ACS Social Media Strategy for the week of March 7-13, 2011. Each day focuses on a different theme and program, including Army Emergency Relief, family focus, community focus, and resource Thursday. The strategy details the content that will be posted to platforms like Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, and a blog to promote programs, resources, and build engagement with the community around spring activities in the region. Interactions and metrics like page impressions and new fans will be monitored.
The document provides instructions for students to complete tasks on the online bookshelf platform Shelfari for an independent reading project. It details having students create an account on Shelfari, add their independent reading book and other books to a class group shelf, start a discussion thread on the group board, set a reading goal for their book, and write a description and quotes for their book on their Shelfari page. It also mentions creating a personal glossary of words learned from reading and an upcoming lesson on prefixes and suffixes.
El documento presenta indicadores comerciales de maÃz y soja en Argentina. Para maÃz en la campaÃąa 2012/13, el saldo exportable fue de 19,4 millones de toneladas, de las cuales se compraron 18,21 millones para exportaciÃŗn. Queda por vender 1,2 millones de toneladas y falta fijar precio para 2,2 millones. Para soja 2013/14, la producciÃŗn estimada es de 53,51 millones de toneladas, de las cuales se compraron 2,08 millones y falta vender 50,6 millones y fij
El resumen proporciona informaciÃŗn sobre la faena de bovinos, ovinos y porcinos en establecimientos habilitados a nivel nacional hasta el 31 de agosto de 2013. La faena de bovinos fue de 1,4 millones de cabezas, con un 45% correspondiente a vacas. La faena ovina fue de 783,434 cabezas, con un 47% correspondiente a corderos. La faena porcina fue de 129,004 cabezas, con un 92% correspondiente a cerdos. El documento tambiÊn incluye informaciÃŗn sobre precios de hacienda
O documento discute o preço do leite pago ao produtor no Brasil em julho de 2013. O preço mÊdio nacional do leite aumentou 3,6% em relaçÃŖo a junho, impulsionado pela forte demanda. A produçÃŖo de leite aumentou em junho, mas ainda estÃĄ abaixo da demanda das indÃēstrias. As expectativas sÃŖo de novos aumentos de preços em agosto devido à continuidade da demanda aquecida.
O documento discute o mercado de leite no Brasil em junho de 2013. A produçÃŖo de leite continuou baixa devido ao perÃodo de entressafra, enquanto a demanda permaneceu firme, fazendo com que os preços pagos aos produtores aumentassem pelo quinto mÃĒs consecutivo. Os gastos com alimentaçÃŖo animal tambÊm subiram em junho, influenciados pela alta nos preços de suplementos. A expectativa Ê de novos aumentos nos preços do leite em julho.
O preço pago ao produtor de leite em maio foi o maior em cinco anos devido à baixa oferta causada pela escassez de alimentos para as vacas e atraso nas chuvas. A diminuiçÃŖo da oferta elevou os preços dos derivados e levou algumas indÃēstrias a aumentarem os preços para reduzir as vendas com medo de nÃŖo atender a demanda. No entanto, casos isolados de adulteraçÃŖo de leite no Rio Grande do Sul nÃŖo devem comprometer a imagem e importÃĸncia desse alimento essencial para a saÃēde.
O preço pago ao produtor de leite aumentou pelo terceiro mÃĒs consecutivo em abril, impulsionado pela queda na oferta. A expectativa Ê de que os preços continuem subindo em maio, apesar da possÃvel elevaçÃŖo da produçÃŖo no Sul. Os custos de produçÃŖo, no entanto, permanecem altos, exigindo planejamento dos produtores.
A produçÃŖo de leite no Brasil continuou em queda em fevereiro, restringindo a oferta e aumentando a disputa pelos suprimentos entre as indÃēstrias. Como resultado, os preços pagos aos produtores subiram 2,53% em março. A maioria dos agentes de mercado espera que os preços continuem aumentando em abril devido à oferta limitada e demanda constante.
El resumen proporciona informaciÃŗn sobre la faena de bovinos, ovinos y porcinos en Uruguay hasta el 24 de agosto de 2013. La faena de bovinos fue un 3% superior a 2012, con 1,377,335 cabezas faenadas. La faena ovina aumentÃŗ un 19% en dÃŗlares y un 35% en volumen respecto a 2012. La faena porcina fue similar a 2012, con 125,490 cabezas.
El balance del Banco Central de la RepÃēblica Argentina al 07 de agosto de 2022 mostraba reservas internacionales por $204.675 millones, equivalentes a u$s37.022 millones. La deuda del gobierno nacional con el Banco Central totalizaba $158.503 millones, equivalentes a u$s28.670 millones. Los agregados monetarios M1, M2 y M3 tuvieron incrementos interanuales de entre 27,7% y 30,2%. La implementaciÃŗn de contratos forward ganaderos permitirÃa a productores ganaderos acceder a financiamiento para
El documento presenta indicadores comerciales de la soja para la campaÃąa 2012/13. Muestra que la producciÃŗn fue de 48 millones de toneladas, un aumento del 7% respecto al aÃąo anterior. Las compras totales fueron de 12,35 millones de toneladas, una disminuciÃŗn del 27% interanual. AÃēn quedan 34,8 millones de toneladas por vender y 41,9 millones de toneladas sin precio fijado.
El resumen del documento es:
1) La faena de bovinos aumentÃŗ un 18% respecto al mismo perÃodo del aÃąo anterior. La faena de ovinos aumentÃŗ un 75% y la de porcinos un 5%.
2) La faena de ovejas, corderos y cerdos representaron el principal porcentaje de la faena total de cada especie.
3) Las exportaciones totales del sector aumentaron un 6% en divisas respecto al mismo perÃodo del aÃąo anterior, mientras que las exportaciones de carne bovina y ovina aumentaron en volumen y
This document discusses the differences between federally inspected (FI) slaughter and commercial slaughter data reported by the USDA. FI slaughter occurs in plants inspected by the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service and accounts for over 98% of cattle and 99% of hog slaughter. The USDA publishes daily and weekly FI slaughter reports that provide estimates of slaughter numbers and production. Commercial slaughter data comes from state-inspected plants and is reported monthly with more detailed information. The document provides an overview of several key USDA reports and the differences between FI and commercial data sources.
- Pork production reached record high levels in Q4 2012 despite warnings about high feed costs reducing meat supplies. However, pork production trends had shifted downward beginning in 2008 with the surge in corn prices above $4/bushel.
- Prior to 2008, all major meat production species were growing steadily each quarter. The spike in grain costs disrupted this and caused production cuts, especially after prices rose above $6-7/bushel.
- Had grain costs not increased as sharply, meat production for all species would be significantly higher now, providing billions of additional pounds of protein for consumers each quarter.
The document summarizes estimates for USDA's upcoming Cattle on Feed report, which is expected to show lower placements, marketings, and inventories compared to the previous year. Retail meat prices increased in March compared to February for all meats except composite broilers. While retail prices have increased, wholesale and farm values have not risen as much, especially for beef and pork. There is concern that retail prices are rising faster than production costs to keep products moving through the supply chain.
- Corn planting progress is off to a slow start in 2013, with only 2% of acres planted nationally by mid-April, compared to a 5-year average of 7% planted. Several key corn-producing states are lagging behind their normal planting paces.
- While slow planting progress is not disastrous, the entire 2013 corn crop will be closely watched given tight supplies. However, 2008 and 2009 had similarly slow starts but ended with good yields.
- Cattle and hog producers face high feed costs and low prices, suggesting significant losses for the remainder of 2013 despite some expected cost declines later in the year. Hog producers may see better prospects in 2014 if costs continue to fall as projected.
The USDA discontinued the voluntary National Carlot Pork Report and will instead track two mandatory pork reports providing pricing on an FOB Plant and FOB Omaha basis. This change was made to provide better visibility into wholesale pork pricing. While some wanted the reports published side by side for six months, continuing the voluntary report proved impractical as packers stopped reporting to it once the mandatory reports began on April 1st. The mandatory reports have consistently shown prices around 4 cents or 5% higher than the voluntary report, suggesting the voluntary report did not provide full visibility previously.
The document provides updates to global agricultural supply and demand estimates for various commodities including wheat, coarse grains, rice, oilseeds, sugar, and cotton for the 2012/13 period. Key points include:
- U.S. wheat ending stocks are projected to be 15 million bushels higher. Global wheat supplies and trade are also projected to increase.
- U.S. coarse grain ending stocks are projected to be higher led by a 125 million bushel increase in corn ending stocks. Global coarse grain production is projected to increase 1.1 million tons.
- U.S. rice domestic use is projected to decrease 5 million cwt, increasing ending stocks. Global rice production is projected at
1) The statistics for US meat exports reported monthly by the US Census Bureau and weekly by USDA through its export sales reporting system have become increasingly difficult to reconcile in recent months.
2) The monthly Census data shows a 36% decline in US beef exports to Mexico in January 2013, while the weekly data reported a 19% increase.
3) A comparison of monthly official beef export statistics and implied monthly exports from the weekly data shows they are dramatically different since 2012, possibly due to a change in commodity classification codes.
USDA issued its latest forecasts for 2013 beef, pork, and poultry production in April. The biggest revision was a reduction in the beef production forecast of 230 million pounds or 0.9% to 24.976 billion pounds total. This likely reflects expectations for reduced cattle slaughter and slower weight gains in the second half of the year due to smaller feedlot placements. Imports were forecast to be up 0.4% while exports were down 0.6%. Per capita beef consumption in 2013 is now forecast to be 55.7 pounds, down 2.9% from 2012 despite reduced availability.
- Wholesale beef prices have remained volatile as cattle prices jumped briefly around Easter but have since drifted lower. Slow demand in the first quarter of 2013 has led to excess inventories and cautious purchasing by retailers and foodservice.
- Combined US steer and heifer slaughter so far in 2013 is running slightly below year-ago levels. Choice beef cutout prices are over 7% higher than last year due to demand for certain export-dependent cuts.
- After declining last year following the LFTB controversy, prices for fat beef trimmings have surged recently but it remains unclear if high prices can be sustained after Memorial Day.
- USDA will update its grain and meat protein balance sheets on April 10th following a March 1 grain stocks report that showed much larger corn stocks than expected
- Analysts expect USDA to revise its 2012/13 corn ending stocks estimate higher, with an average estimate of 824 million bushels
- Given this, the document discusses how USDA may adjust its estimates for corn exports, ethanol use, and feed use in the April report
The voluntary reporting system for wholesale pork prices in the US will end on May 3rd or earlier, leaving only data from the new mandatory reporting system. While the transition has not been perfectly smooth, prices reported in the mandatory system have been higher than expected, incentivizing sellers to move to the new system. Export data for February showed good growth for US beef exports but declines for pork, with Japan still the top market for both but seeing lower volumes and values than the previous year.
O documento discute o preço do leite pago ao produtor no Brasil em julho de 2013. O preço mÊdio nacional do leite aumentou 3,6% em relaçÃŖo a junho, impulsionado pela forte demanda. A produçÃŖo de leite aumentou em junho, mas ainda estÃĄ abaixo da demanda das indÃēstrias. As expectativas sÃŖo de novos aumentos de preços em agosto devido à continuidade da demanda aquecida.
O documento discute o mercado de leite no Brasil em junho de 2013. A produçÃŖo de leite continuou baixa devido ao perÃodo de entressafra, enquanto a demanda permaneceu firme, fazendo com que os preços pagos aos produtores aumentassem pelo quinto mÃĒs consecutivo. Os gastos com alimentaçÃŖo animal tambÊm subiram em junho, influenciados pela alta nos preços de suplementos. A expectativa Ê de novos aumentos nos preços do leite em julho.
O preço pago ao produtor de leite em maio foi o maior em cinco anos devido à baixa oferta causada pela escassez de alimentos para as vacas e atraso nas chuvas. A diminuiçÃŖo da oferta elevou os preços dos derivados e levou algumas indÃēstrias a aumentarem os preços para reduzir as vendas com medo de nÃŖo atender a demanda. No entanto, casos isolados de adulteraçÃŖo de leite no Rio Grande do Sul nÃŖo devem comprometer a imagem e importÃĸncia desse alimento essencial para a saÃēde.
O preço pago ao produtor de leite aumentou pelo terceiro mÃĒs consecutivo em abril, impulsionado pela queda na oferta. A expectativa Ê de que os preços continuem subindo em maio, apesar da possÃvel elevaçÃŖo da produçÃŖo no Sul. Os custos de produçÃŖo, no entanto, permanecem altos, exigindo planejamento dos produtores.
A produçÃŖo de leite no Brasil continuou em queda em fevereiro, restringindo a oferta e aumentando a disputa pelos suprimentos entre as indÃēstrias. Como resultado, os preços pagos aos produtores subiram 2,53% em março. A maioria dos agentes de mercado espera que os preços continuem aumentando em abril devido à oferta limitada e demanda constante.
El resumen proporciona informaciÃŗn sobre la faena de bovinos, ovinos y porcinos en Uruguay hasta el 24 de agosto de 2013. La faena de bovinos fue un 3% superior a 2012, con 1,377,335 cabezas faenadas. La faena ovina aumentÃŗ un 19% en dÃŗlares y un 35% en volumen respecto a 2012. La faena porcina fue similar a 2012, con 125,490 cabezas.
El balance del Banco Central de la RepÃēblica Argentina al 07 de agosto de 2022 mostraba reservas internacionales por $204.675 millones, equivalentes a u$s37.022 millones. La deuda del gobierno nacional con el Banco Central totalizaba $158.503 millones, equivalentes a u$s28.670 millones. Los agregados monetarios M1, M2 y M3 tuvieron incrementos interanuales de entre 27,7% y 30,2%. La implementaciÃŗn de contratos forward ganaderos permitirÃa a productores ganaderos acceder a financiamiento para
El documento presenta indicadores comerciales de la soja para la campaÃąa 2012/13. Muestra que la producciÃŗn fue de 48 millones de toneladas, un aumento del 7% respecto al aÃąo anterior. Las compras totales fueron de 12,35 millones de toneladas, una disminuciÃŗn del 27% interanual. AÃēn quedan 34,8 millones de toneladas por vender y 41,9 millones de toneladas sin precio fijado.
El resumen del documento es:
1) La faena de bovinos aumentÃŗ un 18% respecto al mismo perÃodo del aÃąo anterior. La faena de ovinos aumentÃŗ un 75% y la de porcinos un 5%.
2) La faena de ovejas, corderos y cerdos representaron el principal porcentaje de la faena total de cada especie.
3) Las exportaciones totales del sector aumentaron un 6% en divisas respecto al mismo perÃodo del aÃąo anterior, mientras que las exportaciones de carne bovina y ovina aumentaron en volumen y
This document discusses the differences between federally inspected (FI) slaughter and commercial slaughter data reported by the USDA. FI slaughter occurs in plants inspected by the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service and accounts for over 98% of cattle and 99% of hog slaughter. The USDA publishes daily and weekly FI slaughter reports that provide estimates of slaughter numbers and production. Commercial slaughter data comes from state-inspected plants and is reported monthly with more detailed information. The document provides an overview of several key USDA reports and the differences between FI and commercial data sources.
- Pork production reached record high levels in Q4 2012 despite warnings about high feed costs reducing meat supplies. However, pork production trends had shifted downward beginning in 2008 with the surge in corn prices above $4/bushel.
- Prior to 2008, all major meat production species were growing steadily each quarter. The spike in grain costs disrupted this and caused production cuts, especially after prices rose above $6-7/bushel.
- Had grain costs not increased as sharply, meat production for all species would be significantly higher now, providing billions of additional pounds of protein for consumers each quarter.
The document summarizes estimates for USDA's upcoming Cattle on Feed report, which is expected to show lower placements, marketings, and inventories compared to the previous year. Retail meat prices increased in March compared to February for all meats except composite broilers. While retail prices have increased, wholesale and farm values have not risen as much, especially for beef and pork. There is concern that retail prices are rising faster than production costs to keep products moving through the supply chain.
- Corn planting progress is off to a slow start in 2013, with only 2% of acres planted nationally by mid-April, compared to a 5-year average of 7% planted. Several key corn-producing states are lagging behind their normal planting paces.
- While slow planting progress is not disastrous, the entire 2013 corn crop will be closely watched given tight supplies. However, 2008 and 2009 had similarly slow starts but ended with good yields.
- Cattle and hog producers face high feed costs and low prices, suggesting significant losses for the remainder of 2013 despite some expected cost declines later in the year. Hog producers may see better prospects in 2014 if costs continue to fall as projected.
The USDA discontinued the voluntary National Carlot Pork Report and will instead track two mandatory pork reports providing pricing on an FOB Plant and FOB Omaha basis. This change was made to provide better visibility into wholesale pork pricing. While some wanted the reports published side by side for six months, continuing the voluntary report proved impractical as packers stopped reporting to it once the mandatory reports began on April 1st. The mandatory reports have consistently shown prices around 4 cents or 5% higher than the voluntary report, suggesting the voluntary report did not provide full visibility previously.
The document provides updates to global agricultural supply and demand estimates for various commodities including wheat, coarse grains, rice, oilseeds, sugar, and cotton for the 2012/13 period. Key points include:
- U.S. wheat ending stocks are projected to be 15 million bushels higher. Global wheat supplies and trade are also projected to increase.
- U.S. coarse grain ending stocks are projected to be higher led by a 125 million bushel increase in corn ending stocks. Global coarse grain production is projected to increase 1.1 million tons.
- U.S. rice domestic use is projected to decrease 5 million cwt, increasing ending stocks. Global rice production is projected at
1) The statistics for US meat exports reported monthly by the US Census Bureau and weekly by USDA through its export sales reporting system have become increasingly difficult to reconcile in recent months.
2) The monthly Census data shows a 36% decline in US beef exports to Mexico in January 2013, while the weekly data reported a 19% increase.
3) A comparison of monthly official beef export statistics and implied monthly exports from the weekly data shows they are dramatically different since 2012, possibly due to a change in commodity classification codes.
USDA issued its latest forecasts for 2013 beef, pork, and poultry production in April. The biggest revision was a reduction in the beef production forecast of 230 million pounds or 0.9% to 24.976 billion pounds total. This likely reflects expectations for reduced cattle slaughter and slower weight gains in the second half of the year due to smaller feedlot placements. Imports were forecast to be up 0.4% while exports were down 0.6%. Per capita beef consumption in 2013 is now forecast to be 55.7 pounds, down 2.9% from 2012 despite reduced availability.
- Wholesale beef prices have remained volatile as cattle prices jumped briefly around Easter but have since drifted lower. Slow demand in the first quarter of 2013 has led to excess inventories and cautious purchasing by retailers and foodservice.
- Combined US steer and heifer slaughter so far in 2013 is running slightly below year-ago levels. Choice beef cutout prices are over 7% higher than last year due to demand for certain export-dependent cuts.
- After declining last year following the LFTB controversy, prices for fat beef trimmings have surged recently but it remains unclear if high prices can be sustained after Memorial Day.
- USDA will update its grain and meat protein balance sheets on April 10th following a March 1 grain stocks report that showed much larger corn stocks than expected
- Analysts expect USDA to revise its 2012/13 corn ending stocks estimate higher, with an average estimate of 824 million bushels
- Given this, the document discusses how USDA may adjust its estimates for corn exports, ethanol use, and feed use in the April report
The voluntary reporting system for wholesale pork prices in the US will end on May 3rd or earlier, leaving only data from the new mandatory reporting system. While the transition has not been perfectly smooth, prices reported in the mandatory system have been higher than expected, incentivizing sellers to move to the new system. Export data for February showed good growth for US beef exports but declines for pork, with Japan still the top market for both but seeing lower volumes and values than the previous year.