This document discusses key performance indicators (KPIs) for an accounting executive position. It provides information on developing KPIs, including identifying key result areas, tasks, and methods to measure results. The document outlines common mistakes in creating KPIs, such as having too many KPIs or ones that do not change to suit goals. It also describes different types of KPIs and provides a link to additional KPI materials and templates.
El poema describe el intenso dolor de amor que siente la autora debido a la ausencia y recuerdos de su amado. Ninguna cura alivia su sufrimiento, pues solo la llevan a la locura. Más adelante, la autora busca desesperadamente una cura para su locura de amor y termina cayendo en una doble locura al enamorarse también de un cura.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise stimulates the production of endorphins in the brain which elevate mood and reduce stress levels.
Europe is a continent located in the northern hemisphere that is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. While Europe's borders are arbitrary, it covers about 2% of the Earth's surface and has a population of around 739-743 million people. Europe has a climate influenced by the Gulf Stream which allows for warmer temperatures than other locations at similar latitudes. Western culture originated in Europe, particularly ancient Greece, and European powers controlled many global colonies between the 16th and 20th centuries. The Industrial Revolution began in Europe and greatly increased its economic and political influence, though both World Wars diminished European dominance in the 20th century. Today, European integration
Europe is a continent located in the northern hemisphere and western Asia. It is bordered by water on the north, south, and west. Europe has about 50 countries and is the second most populated continent. Russia makes up about 40% of Europe's total land area. Throughout history, Europe has been a leader in many areas including the modern era, the industrial revolution, and Western culture. Key events that shaped Europe included the Cold War competition between the US and Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
The document contains 4 multiple choice questions about an article on Rwanda's progress since the 1994 genocide. The questions cover topics such as how the UN still fails to protect civilians during conflicts, how President Kagame has helped improve Rwanda, signs that Hutus and Tutsis now get along better, and a paragraph that best supports the main idea of how Rwanda has rebuilt after the genocide.
Rwanda has made stunning progress in the 20 years since the 1994 genocide in which Hutu extremists killed 800,000 Tutsi and moderate Hutus. The country has experienced strong economic growth, improved healthcare and education, and a generation is emerging that does not see itself divided into ethnic groups. However, some human rights issues remain and preventing future genocides continues to be a challenge as seen in conflicts in other parts of Africa where the international community has failed to protect civilians. Rwanda's president says continued development through education and ending poverty are the best ways to ensure violence is not repeated.
This document discusses key performance indicators (KPIs) for an accounting executive position. It provides information on developing KPIs, including identifying key result areas, tasks, and methods to measure results. The document outlines common mistakes in creating KPIs, such as having too many KPIs or ones that do not change to suit goals. It also describes different types of KPIs and provides a link to additional KPI materials and templates.
El poema describe el intenso dolor de amor que siente la autora debido a la ausencia y recuerdos de su amado. Ninguna cura alivia su sufrimiento, pues solo la llevan a la locura. Más adelante, la autora busca desesperadamente una cura para su locura de amor y termina cayendo en una doble locura al enamorarse también de un cura.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise stimulates the production of endorphins in the brain which elevate mood and reduce stress levels.
Europe is a continent located in the northern hemisphere that is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. While Europe's borders are arbitrary, it covers about 2% of the Earth's surface and has a population of around 739-743 million people. Europe has a climate influenced by the Gulf Stream which allows for warmer temperatures than other locations at similar latitudes. Western culture originated in Europe, particularly ancient Greece, and European powers controlled many global colonies between the 16th and 20th centuries. The Industrial Revolution began in Europe and greatly increased its economic and political influence, though both World Wars diminished European dominance in the 20th century. Today, European integration
Europe is a continent located in the northern hemisphere and western Asia. It is bordered by water on the north, south, and west. Europe has about 50 countries and is the second most populated continent. Russia makes up about 40% of Europe's total land area. Throughout history, Europe has been a leader in many areas including the modern era, the industrial revolution, and Western culture. Key events that shaped Europe included the Cold War competition between the US and Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
The document contains 4 multiple choice questions about an article on Rwanda's progress since the 1994 genocide. The questions cover topics such as how the UN still fails to protect civilians during conflicts, how President Kagame has helped improve Rwanda, signs that Hutus and Tutsis now get along better, and a paragraph that best supports the main idea of how Rwanda has rebuilt after the genocide.
Rwanda has made stunning progress in the 20 years since the 1994 genocide in which Hutu extremists killed 800,000 Tutsi and moderate Hutus. The country has experienced strong economic growth, improved healthcare and education, and a generation is emerging that does not see itself divided into ethnic groups. However, some human rights issues remain and preventing future genocides continues to be a challenge as seen in conflicts in other parts of Africa where the international community has failed to protect civilians. Rwanda's president says continued development through education and ending poverty are the best ways to ensure violence is not repeated.
The document provides background information on South Africa, including its population demographics, history of European settlement and apartheid, and key figures like Nelson Mandela. It notes that most South Africans live in urban areas and different ethnic groups experienced segregation, with Africans often living in poor townships outside major cities. Apartheid enforced racial segregation until being ended in 1991, allowing the first free election in 1994 where Mandela was elected president, ending the system of racial segregation.
South Africa has a diverse landscape and economy. It spans 471,440 square miles and contains two small landlocked countries, Lesotho and Swaziland. South Africa has mineral-rich coastlines along the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and a high plateau in the center. It has a prosperous economy driven by mining, manufacturing, and agriculture, though not all citizens share equally in its wealth. South Africa produces over half of Africa's minerals and a third of the gold mined worldwide each year.
1) The document discusses four Indian Ocean countries - Mozambique, Madagascar, Comoros, and Mauritius.
2) It provides details on the geography, economies, and people of each country. Mozambique has a long coastline on the Indian Ocean and relies on agriculture and shipping. Madagascar is a large island known for lemurs and vanilla. Comoros is an island nation formed by volcanoes. Mauritius gained independence from the UK and has a tropical climate.
3) Unique wildlife features discussed include lemurs in Madagascar, the extinct elephant bird and dodo bird. The economies of the countries rely on agriculture including crops like rice, coffee, and vanilla
1. Angola is a large country in southern Africa that includes an exclave, or separated area. Angola was a Portuguese colony until gaining independence in 1975.
2. Namibia is located south of Angola. Namibia gained independence in 1990 after 75 years of South African rule. Namibia has a desert climate and relies on mining exports, especially diamonds.
3. Both countries have diverse geography and cultures. Angola has highlands and a coast on the Atlantic Ocean, while northern Angola is drier. The dominant ethnic group in Namibia speaks Afrikaans and lives near the Namib Desert coastline.
These three paragraphs summarize a document about Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi:
Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi are landlocked countries located in East Africa. They have faced challenges due to their landlocked status and conflicts between ethnic groups. Rwanda experienced a genocide in the 1990s where hundreds of thousands of Tutsis were killed by Hutus, resulting in over two million people fleeing their homes as refugees. The document discusses the geography, economies, peoples, and history of conflicts in these three countries.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has several notable physical features, including high mountains in the east and four large lakes. It also contains one of the world's largest rainforests and is crossed by the Congo River. The country has a potential for wealth from resources like gold, oil, and diamonds, but it has struggled with political instability and violence. It has a population of over 56 million people from around 200 ethnic groups and speaks French as an official language.
This document provides information about Tanzania in 3 sections. It begins by describing some of Tanzania's physical features, including its highest mountain Mt. Kilimanjaro and largest lakes. It then discusses Tanzania's efforts to protect endangered wildlife species from threats such as poaching and habitat destruction, including establishing large national parks like Serengeti National Park. It concludes by noting Tanzania has a developing economy based on agriculture and is a major producer of crops and fibers like sisal.
The document provides information about Kenya, including its geography, history, economy, and culture. It notes that the Great Rift Valley cuts through East Africa, forming highlands and plains. It describes Kenya's population, dominated by rural villagers from various ethnic groups. Tourism is an important part of Kenya's economy, as visitors come to see wildlife that roams the plains and is vital to protect.
This document provides information about West African coastal countries, including their geography, economy, history, and culture. It discusses how European traders established outposts along the coast in the 1400s-1800s to trade for goods like gold, ivory and enslaved Africans. It also notes three major West African empires that arose between the 300s-1500s and controlled gold and other resources. After several decades of European rule, many West African nations began demanding independence in the 1950s-60s.
Human: Thank you for the summary. You captured the key details about geography, economy, history of European influence, and independence movements in a concise 3 sentences. Nice work!
Nigeria is a large country in West Africa with a population of over 200 million people from diverse ethnic groups. Nigeria has a developing economy based on oil production and agriculture, though oil has caused environmental and social problems. The document provides information on Nigeria's geography, climate, people, history, economy, and key cities.
The Nile River is vital to Egypt, supplying 85% of its water. Most Egyptians live within walking distance of the Nile, with 99% residing on just 3.5% of Egypt's land, centered on the fertile Nile Valley. Two deserts cover most of Egypt, but the Nile Delta has supported one of the world's great civilizations, with agriculture, cities like Cairo, and historical sites such as the Pyramids and Sphinx.
The document discusses the Sahel region of Africa. It defines the Sahel as the transitional zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and subtropical savannas to the south. Countries in the Sahel like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Burkina Faso have experienced desertification as the Sahara Desert creeps southward due to overgrazing and drought. Nomadic groups like the Tuareg people have historically crossed the northern deserts with livestock herds. The document also discusses how Sudan was divided into two countries, Sudan and South Sudan, after a referendum in 2011.
The document summarizes key facts about Egypt, including that it has very little land suitable for farming, its capital is Cairo, and the Nile River is vitally important, providing water for crops and being known as the "artery of Egypt". It also mentions that Ancient Egypt had one of the most influential civilizations in world history, leaving behind hieroglyphics, and mummifying important deceased people like pharaohs.
The document discusses the Sahel region of Africa. It defines the Sahel as the transitional zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and subtropical savannas to the south. Countries in the Sahel like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Burkina Faso have experienced desertification as the Sahara Desert creeps southward due to overgrazing and drought. Nomadic groups like the Tuareg people have historically crossed the northern deserts with livestock herds. The document also discusses how Sudan was divided into two countries, Sudan and South Sudan, after a referendum in 2011.
This document provides a checklist for writing an open response to an article. It lists elements that should be included such as restating the question, mentioning the title and author, including relevant quotes from the text with explanations, and concluding sentences summarizing the answer. The checklist ensures the response addresses all aspects of the article and supports points with evidence.
The article "ISIS - The New Threat to World Peace?" by Meera Dolasia discusses the origins and funding of ISIS. ISIS was created in 2011 from offshoots of al Qaeda during the Syrian civil war, gaining strength by taking territory in Syria and Iraq. The article explains that ISIS funds their activities through oil sales, ransoms from kidnappings, and looting artifacts, generating around $3 million daily.
This document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to interview a family member about their experiences on September 11, 2001. Students are to ask their subject three questions and write a three paragraph essay with a topic sentence for each paragraph. The essay must include at least two quotations from the interview and be checked for grammar and spelling. The assignment is meant to have students learn about one of the most significant events in US history from someone who experienced it firsthand.
This rubric outlines the grading criteria for a September 11th interview assignment. Students will be penalized 10 points for every day their final essay is late. The final grade is calculated by multiplying the number of late days by 10 and subtracting from the total points earned. The rubric evaluates mechanics, quotations, questions addressed, topic sentences, and submission of a graphic organizer. Full points are awarded for meeting all criteria with deductions made for missing or incomplete elements.
The document instructs the recipient to create a travel brochure for Jordan that highlights 3 points of interest in the country. Each point of interest should have 5 bullet points of factual information and the brochure should include at least 3 hand-drawn and colored pictures. It specifies that the brochure should be creative and colorful to convince readers to book a trip to Jordan, incorporating some facts from outside sources.
The Arab Spring was a series of anti-government protests and uprisings that began in 2010 in Tunisia and spread throughout North Africa and the Middle East. Two countries that experienced the Arab Spring differently were Egypt and Libya. Both countries saw large protests calling for democratic reforms, though Egypt's protests were largely peaceful while Libya's led to civil war and the overthrow of Gaddafi's regime. While the movements in both countries challenged authoritarian leaders, their outcomes differed - Egypt transitioned to a new elected government, while Libya descended into instability and conflict.
The document provides background information on South Africa, including its population demographics, history of European settlement and apartheid, and key figures like Nelson Mandela. It notes that most South Africans live in urban areas and different ethnic groups experienced segregation, with Africans often living in poor townships outside major cities. Apartheid enforced racial segregation until being ended in 1991, allowing the first free election in 1994 where Mandela was elected president, ending the system of racial segregation.
South Africa has a diverse landscape and economy. It spans 471,440 square miles and contains two small landlocked countries, Lesotho and Swaziland. South Africa has mineral-rich coastlines along the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and a high plateau in the center. It has a prosperous economy driven by mining, manufacturing, and agriculture, though not all citizens share equally in its wealth. South Africa produces over half of Africa's minerals and a third of the gold mined worldwide each year.
1) The document discusses four Indian Ocean countries - Mozambique, Madagascar, Comoros, and Mauritius.
2) It provides details on the geography, economies, and people of each country. Mozambique has a long coastline on the Indian Ocean and relies on agriculture and shipping. Madagascar is a large island known for lemurs and vanilla. Comoros is an island nation formed by volcanoes. Mauritius gained independence from the UK and has a tropical climate.
3) Unique wildlife features discussed include lemurs in Madagascar, the extinct elephant bird and dodo bird. The economies of the countries rely on agriculture including crops like rice, coffee, and vanilla
1. Angola is a large country in southern Africa that includes an exclave, or separated area. Angola was a Portuguese colony until gaining independence in 1975.
2. Namibia is located south of Angola. Namibia gained independence in 1990 after 75 years of South African rule. Namibia has a desert climate and relies on mining exports, especially diamonds.
3. Both countries have diverse geography and cultures. Angola has highlands and a coast on the Atlantic Ocean, while northern Angola is drier. The dominant ethnic group in Namibia speaks Afrikaans and lives near the Namib Desert coastline.
These three paragraphs summarize a document about Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi:
Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi are landlocked countries located in East Africa. They have faced challenges due to their landlocked status and conflicts between ethnic groups. Rwanda experienced a genocide in the 1990s where hundreds of thousands of Tutsis were killed by Hutus, resulting in over two million people fleeing their homes as refugees. The document discusses the geography, economies, peoples, and history of conflicts in these three countries.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has several notable physical features, including high mountains in the east and four large lakes. It also contains one of the world's largest rainforests and is crossed by the Congo River. The country has a potential for wealth from resources like gold, oil, and diamonds, but it has struggled with political instability and violence. It has a population of over 56 million people from around 200 ethnic groups and speaks French as an official language.
This document provides information about Tanzania in 3 sections. It begins by describing some of Tanzania's physical features, including its highest mountain Mt. Kilimanjaro and largest lakes. It then discusses Tanzania's efforts to protect endangered wildlife species from threats such as poaching and habitat destruction, including establishing large national parks like Serengeti National Park. It concludes by noting Tanzania has a developing economy based on agriculture and is a major producer of crops and fibers like sisal.
The document provides information about Kenya, including its geography, history, economy, and culture. It notes that the Great Rift Valley cuts through East Africa, forming highlands and plains. It describes Kenya's population, dominated by rural villagers from various ethnic groups. Tourism is an important part of Kenya's economy, as visitors come to see wildlife that roams the plains and is vital to protect.
This document provides information about West African coastal countries, including their geography, economy, history, and culture. It discusses how European traders established outposts along the coast in the 1400s-1800s to trade for goods like gold, ivory and enslaved Africans. It also notes three major West African empires that arose between the 300s-1500s and controlled gold and other resources. After several decades of European rule, many West African nations began demanding independence in the 1950s-60s.
Human: Thank you for the summary. You captured the key details about geography, economy, history of European influence, and independence movements in a concise 3 sentences. Nice work!
Nigeria is a large country in West Africa with a population of over 200 million people from diverse ethnic groups. Nigeria has a developing economy based on oil production and agriculture, though oil has caused environmental and social problems. The document provides information on Nigeria's geography, climate, people, history, economy, and key cities.
The Nile River is vital to Egypt, supplying 85% of its water. Most Egyptians live within walking distance of the Nile, with 99% residing on just 3.5% of Egypt's land, centered on the fertile Nile Valley. Two deserts cover most of Egypt, but the Nile Delta has supported one of the world's great civilizations, with agriculture, cities like Cairo, and historical sites such as the Pyramids and Sphinx.
The document discusses the Sahel region of Africa. It defines the Sahel as the transitional zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and subtropical savannas to the south. Countries in the Sahel like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Burkina Faso have experienced desertification as the Sahara Desert creeps southward due to overgrazing and drought. Nomadic groups like the Tuareg people have historically crossed the northern deserts with livestock herds. The document also discusses how Sudan was divided into two countries, Sudan and South Sudan, after a referendum in 2011.
The document summarizes key facts about Egypt, including that it has very little land suitable for farming, its capital is Cairo, and the Nile River is vitally important, providing water for crops and being known as the "artery of Egypt". It also mentions that Ancient Egypt had one of the most influential civilizations in world history, leaving behind hieroglyphics, and mummifying important deceased people like pharaohs.
The document discusses the Sahel region of Africa. It defines the Sahel as the transitional zone between the Sahara Desert to the north and subtropical savannas to the south. Countries in the Sahel like Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Sudan and Burkina Faso have experienced desertification as the Sahara Desert creeps southward due to overgrazing and drought. Nomadic groups like the Tuareg people have historically crossed the northern deserts with livestock herds. The document also discusses how Sudan was divided into two countries, Sudan and South Sudan, after a referendum in 2011.
This document provides a checklist for writing an open response to an article. It lists elements that should be included such as restating the question, mentioning the title and author, including relevant quotes from the text with explanations, and concluding sentences summarizing the answer. The checklist ensures the response addresses all aspects of the article and supports points with evidence.
The article "ISIS - The New Threat to World Peace?" by Meera Dolasia discusses the origins and funding of ISIS. ISIS was created in 2011 from offshoots of al Qaeda during the Syrian civil war, gaining strength by taking territory in Syria and Iraq. The article explains that ISIS funds their activities through oil sales, ransoms from kidnappings, and looting artifacts, generating around $3 million daily.
This document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to interview a family member about their experiences on September 11, 2001. Students are to ask their subject three questions and write a three paragraph essay with a topic sentence for each paragraph. The essay must include at least two quotations from the interview and be checked for grammar and spelling. The assignment is meant to have students learn about one of the most significant events in US history from someone who experienced it firsthand.
This rubric outlines the grading criteria for a September 11th interview assignment. Students will be penalized 10 points for every day their final essay is late. The final grade is calculated by multiplying the number of late days by 10 and subtracting from the total points earned. The rubric evaluates mechanics, quotations, questions addressed, topic sentences, and submission of a graphic organizer. Full points are awarded for meeting all criteria with deductions made for missing or incomplete elements.
The document instructs the recipient to create a travel brochure for Jordan that highlights 3 points of interest in the country. Each point of interest should have 5 bullet points of factual information and the brochure should include at least 3 hand-drawn and colored pictures. It specifies that the brochure should be creative and colorful to convince readers to book a trip to Jordan, incorporating some facts from outside sources.
The Arab Spring was a series of anti-government protests and uprisings that began in 2010 in Tunisia and spread throughout North Africa and the Middle East. Two countries that experienced the Arab Spring differently were Egypt and Libya. Both countries saw large protests calling for democratic reforms, though Egypt's protests were largely peaceful while Libya's led to civil war and the overthrow of Gaddafi's regime. While the movements in both countries challenged authoritarian leaders, their outcomes differed - Egypt transitioned to a new elected government, while Libya descended into instability and conflict.