Affirmative pedagogies. Pablo Cortés. ECER 2013, Istanbultemerel
This is a presentation about a narrative research in Palma Palmilla, a disadvantage neighborhood in Málaga, by Pablo Cortés. It has been presented in Istanbul, as a part of the contributions of the ECER2013.
Affirmative pedagogies. Pablo Cortés. ECER 2013, Istanbultemerel
This is a presentation about a narrative research in Palma Palmilla, a disadvantage neighborhood in Málaga, by Pablo Cortés. It has been presented in Istanbul, as a part of the contributions of the ECER2013.
A competition was held with multiple categories of placement from 6th to 1st place. The document does not provide any details about the competition, categories, entrants, or winning submissions. It simply lists the placements without any further information.
The document tells a story about a man who helps a butterfly emerge from its cocoon by cutting it open with scissors. However, the butterfly's body is shriveled and weak, and it is unable to fly. The reason the butterfly needs to struggle to emerge from the cocoon is that this struggle forces fluid into its wings, making them strong enough for flight. The document suggests that struggles in life are sometimes necessary for growth, and that God gives us difficulties to make us stronger rather than just allowing an easy path.
The last mystery from norway, geography and environmentEva Rekkedal
This natural area is located in Norway and spans four counties and ten municipalities, covering a total of 8,130 square kilometers. It is Northern Europe's largest mountain plateau and Norway's biggest wild reindeer area. The area has large unspoilt sections but also sees some motorized traffic and infrastructure like roads and a railway line that fragment it. It is known for its rich flora and fauna, including arctic species, and over 500 plant and 100 bird species have been recorded within.
This document summarizes James Gilbert's presentation on the 9 Immutable Laws of Social Media Marketing. Gilbert introduces the 10th Law - the Law of #REALationships. This law states that successful social media marketing now requires building real relationships through more engaged interactions on social media sites, rather than just pushing generic content. Gilbert outlines eight stages of engagement to help brands develop true brand advocates by focusing on listening, contacting influencers, and investing time in relationships rather than relying solely on automation tools.
The document provides biographies of three young rodeo competitors. It describes their rodeo experience, favorite events, accomplishments, and horses. The first competitor is 14 and has been competing for 6 years, favors calf roping, and lists the associations they compete in. The second is 13, also favors calf roping and lists associations. The third started calf roping on a gelding and has had success in calf roping, barrel racing, and all-around competitions across several associations.
What is sustainable enterprise and why do we need it?Jeremy Williams
Jeremy B Williams gave a presentation to Latino Australia Education at Griffith International in Brisbane, Australia on May 13, 2014 about sustainable enterprise. He discussed the need for urgent climate action this decade and introduced concepts of sustainable enterprise including the business case, a model for sustainable enterprise involving eco-efficiency, social responsibility and more. He concluded by emphasizing the need to inspire people with a vision of the world and themselves that motivates climate action rather than making people feel guilty.
The soul of a disbeliever undergoes a difficult journey after death. Izraeel, the Angel of Death, painfully extracts the soul from the body. Fierce Angels then wrap up the soul and ascend with it to the seventh heaven, where the soul's deeds are recorded. The soul is then thrown back to earth and returned to the body. After, two angels visit the grave to question the dead about God and the prophet Muhammad. If the soul was a disbeliever, the grave will shrink and a window to hell will open, leading to eternal punishment in Hell.
The DNA of The Greek CFO - Ernst & Youngddelonas
In 2010, Ernst & Young published
The DNA of the CFO,1 a report that provided
insight into what it is to be a chief financial
officer. The report was based on our analysis
of a survey of 669 CFOs from across Europe,
the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA), along
with a program of in-depth interviews with
leading CFOs and finance directors from
these regions.
In this country-specific report, we focus on the
changing role, responsibilities and challenges
of CFOs based in Greece. The report is based
on a survey, conducted in late 2011, of 65 CFOs
and finance directors, who are either CFOs
of companies headquartered in Greece, or of
Greek subsidiaries of major multinationals.
Almost two-thirds of respondents represent
companies with annual revenues in excess
of €50m. To supplement the survey,
Ernst & Young also conducted a number
of in-depth interviews with CFOs and finance
directors based in Greece.
A competition was held with multiple categories of placement from 6th to 1st place. The document does not provide any details about the competition, categories, entrants, or winning submissions. It simply lists the placements without any further information.
The document tells a story about a man who helps a butterfly emerge from its cocoon by cutting it open with scissors. However, the butterfly's body is shriveled and weak, and it is unable to fly. The reason the butterfly needs to struggle to emerge from the cocoon is that this struggle forces fluid into its wings, making them strong enough for flight. The document suggests that struggles in life are sometimes necessary for growth, and that God gives us difficulties to make us stronger rather than just allowing an easy path.
The last mystery from norway, geography and environmentEva Rekkedal
This natural area is located in Norway and spans four counties and ten municipalities, covering a total of 8,130 square kilometers. It is Northern Europe's largest mountain plateau and Norway's biggest wild reindeer area. The area has large unspoilt sections but also sees some motorized traffic and infrastructure like roads and a railway line that fragment it. It is known for its rich flora and fauna, including arctic species, and over 500 plant and 100 bird species have been recorded within.
This document summarizes James Gilbert's presentation on the 9 Immutable Laws of Social Media Marketing. Gilbert introduces the 10th Law - the Law of #REALationships. This law states that successful social media marketing now requires building real relationships through more engaged interactions on social media sites, rather than just pushing generic content. Gilbert outlines eight stages of engagement to help brands develop true brand advocates by focusing on listening, contacting influencers, and investing time in relationships rather than relying solely on automation tools.
The document provides biographies of three young rodeo competitors. It describes their rodeo experience, favorite events, accomplishments, and horses. The first competitor is 14 and has been competing for 6 years, favors calf roping, and lists the associations they compete in. The second is 13, also favors calf roping and lists associations. The third started calf roping on a gelding and has had success in calf roping, barrel racing, and all-around competitions across several associations.
What is sustainable enterprise and why do we need it?Jeremy Williams
Jeremy B Williams gave a presentation to Latino Australia Education at Griffith International in Brisbane, Australia on May 13, 2014 about sustainable enterprise. He discussed the need for urgent climate action this decade and introduced concepts of sustainable enterprise including the business case, a model for sustainable enterprise involving eco-efficiency, social responsibility and more. He concluded by emphasizing the need to inspire people with a vision of the world and themselves that motivates climate action rather than making people feel guilty.
The soul of a disbeliever undergoes a difficult journey after death. Izraeel, the Angel of Death, painfully extracts the soul from the body. Fierce Angels then wrap up the soul and ascend with it to the seventh heaven, where the soul's deeds are recorded. The soul is then thrown back to earth and returned to the body. After, two angels visit the grave to question the dead about God and the prophet Muhammad. If the soul was a disbeliever, the grave will shrink and a window to hell will open, leading to eternal punishment in Hell.
The DNA of The Greek CFO - Ernst & Youngddelonas
In 2010, Ernst & Young published
The DNA of the CFO,1 a report that provided
insight into what it is to be a chief financial
officer. The report was based on our analysis
of a survey of 669 CFOs from across Europe,
the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA), along
with a program of in-depth interviews with
leading CFOs and finance directors from
these regions.
In this country-specific report, we focus on the
changing role, responsibilities and challenges
of CFOs based in Greece. The report is based
on a survey, conducted in late 2011, of 65 CFOs
and finance directors, who are either CFOs
of companies headquartered in Greece, or of
Greek subsidiaries of major multinationals.
Almost two-thirds of respondents represent
companies with annual revenues in excess
of €50m. To supplement the survey,
Ernst & Young also conducted a number
of in-depth interviews with CFOs and finance
directors based in Greece.
The document discusses optimizing test execution by running tests in parallel across multiple CPUs. It mentions that test/unit currently runs tests sequentially in a single thread. Running tests in parallel using threads or processes could help utilize available CPUs better and reduce test execution time. Some challenges with parallelization are ensuring proper communication between test processes and avoiding race conditions when accessing shared resources.