Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários agosto 2015claudiusinhos
The document is a report listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. It includes over 100 funds with returns ranging from 0.25% to 36.50%. The funds represent a variety of asset classes including real estate, infrastructure, healthcare, and education. The report provides a snapshot of the performance of various Brazilian funds over the past year.
Exploring the State of Facilities 2014 [Part 4]: Operations Effectiveness & E...Sightlines
During this webinar, Sightlines Vice President Jim Kadamus and Associate Vice President Jay Pearlman offer an in-depth discussion of the benchmarks, trends, and best practices introduced in our 2014 report The State of Facilities in Higher Education.
Part 4 explores the challenges of the day-to-day operations on campus that are caused by flat operating budgets that are unable to keep up with inflation, increasing staffing coverages, and an inability to protect energy savings. In response, strategies for increasing planned maintenance investments to offset scarce resources and examples of policy shifts that have allowed facilities leaders to protect and re-allocate energy savings are also discussed.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários abril 2014claudiusinhos
This document lists the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months, ranging from 2.15% to 49.45%. It provides the names of over 50 funds along with their 12 month returns, with the highest returning funds being RB Capital Renda I at 49.45% and Square F. Lima at 36.67%. The document concludes by stating it lists funds that have a 12 month historical return.
This document contains sales performance data for various staff members at American Golf for the year 2014, quarter 1 of 2015, and aggregate company figures. Key metrics included are sales, margin, average sales per hour, discounts, average transaction value, surveys completed, and survey scores. An overall improvement of 6.3% in sales, 1.2 percentage points in margin, and other gains are noted under current leadership.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários agosto 2013claudiusinhos
The document is a table listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. The returns range from 2.80% to 37.75%. The table does not provide any additional context around the funds or time period referenced.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários abril 2015claudiusinhos
The document is a report listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. The returns range from 1.65% to 37.10%. There are over 100 funds listed along with their 12 month returns, showing the performance of a variety of real estate, credit, and equity funds over the past year.
2nd semester 2015 area 6 business review js perezJayson Perez
This document provides a summary of the 2015 business review for Jayson S. Perez's territory, which includes VMMC, MCU, and Caloocan.
Key highlights include the territory performing 154% as of August 2015 with a 55% growth. Stock transfer grew by 8% despite declines from other accounts. Five products reached their target - Andros, Atepros, Inoflox, Prozelax and Tascit.
Financially, the territory performed 156% of its quota for the first semester, with sales of PHP15.6 million against a quota of PHP9.99 million. Key hospitals like VMMC showed strong growth for products like Atepros,
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários maio 2015claudiusinhos
This document is a report listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. It shows the name of each fund and its corresponding return percentage ranging from 1.30% to 36.85%. There are over 100 funds listed in descending order from the highest to lowest returning fund over the past year.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários agosto 2015claudiusinhos
The document is a report listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. It includes over 100 funds with returns ranging from 0.25% to 36.50%. The funds represent a variety of asset classes including real estate, infrastructure, healthcare, and education. The report provides a snapshot of the performance of various Brazilian funds over the past year.
Exploring the State of Facilities 2014 [Part 4]: Operations Effectiveness & E...Sightlines
During this webinar, Sightlines Vice President Jim Kadamus and Associate Vice President Jay Pearlman offer an in-depth discussion of the benchmarks, trends, and best practices introduced in our 2014 report The State of Facilities in Higher Education.
Part 4 explores the challenges of the day-to-day operations on campus that are caused by flat operating budgets that are unable to keep up with inflation, increasing staffing coverages, and an inability to protect energy savings. In response, strategies for increasing planned maintenance investments to offset scarce resources and examples of policy shifts that have allowed facilities leaders to protect and re-allocate energy savings are also discussed.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários abril 2014claudiusinhos
This document lists the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months, ranging from 2.15% to 49.45%. It provides the names of over 50 funds along with their 12 month returns, with the highest returning funds being RB Capital Renda I at 49.45% and Square F. Lima at 36.67%. The document concludes by stating it lists funds that have a 12 month historical return.
This document contains sales performance data for various staff members at American Golf for the year 2014, quarter 1 of 2015, and aggregate company figures. Key metrics included are sales, margin, average sales per hour, discounts, average transaction value, surveys completed, and survey scores. An overall improvement of 6.3% in sales, 1.2 percentage points in margin, and other gains are noted under current leadership.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários agosto 2013claudiusinhos
The document is a table listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. The returns range from 2.80% to 37.75%. The table does not provide any additional context around the funds or time period referenced.
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários abril 2015claudiusinhos
The document is a report listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. The returns range from 1.65% to 37.10%. There are over 100 funds listed along with their 12 month returns, showing the performance of a variety of real estate, credit, and equity funds over the past year.
2nd semester 2015 area 6 business review js perezJayson Perez
This document provides a summary of the 2015 business review for Jayson S. Perez's territory, which includes VMMC, MCU, and Caloocan.
Key highlights include the territory performing 154% as of August 2015 with a 55% growth. Stock transfer grew by 8% despite declines from other accounts. Five products reached their target - Andros, Atepros, Inoflox, Prozelax and Tascit.
Financially, the territory performed 156% of its quota for the first semester, with sales of PHP15.6 million against a quota of PHP9.99 million. Key hospitals like VMMC showed strong growth for products like Atepros,
Rentabilidade acumulada fundos imobiliários maio 2015claudiusinhos
This document is a report listing the accumulated returns of various funds over the last 12 months. It shows the name of each fund and its corresponding return percentage ranging from 1.30% to 36.85%. There are over 100 funds listed in descending order from the highest to lowest returning fund over the past year.
- A bacterial strain was isolated from acidic soil that could produce polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) under nitrogen-deficient conditions. The isolate was identified as Klebsiella pneumoniae through 16S rDNA sequencing.
- Optimization experiments found the isolate could produce 0.8 g/L of PHA with glucose as the carbon source and ammonium nitrate as the nitrogen source after 48 hours. PHA production was confirmed through UV spectrophotometry and FTIR analysis.
- Further optimization of carbon and nitrogen sources increased PHA production to 1.1 g/L with glucose and either ammonium chloride or peptone. The isolate was also moderately halotolerant, with optimal P
Engineered plastic is presented as an alternative cladding solution that offers several benefits over traditional cladding materials. It has excellent chemical resistance, high impact strength, is easy to install and maintain, offers the highest fire rating, and is non-toxic. Tests showed the material demonstrated high antimicrobial activity, eliminating over 90% of common microbes. It is available in 12 standard colors and standard dimensions of 1500 x 3000 mm sheets that are 2-3 mm thick. Several hospital renovation projects are highlighted that utilized the cladding system.
Aria Luxury Apulia - Trulli Holiday Villa Serena in Puglia, ItalyAria Journeys
Villa Serena is a superb trullo house with infinity pool nestled in the Puglia countryside. The typical conical roof houses - trulli - are the trademark of Puglia, southern Italy. Enjoy the unique experience of staying in a quirky holiday villa with Aria Luxury Apulia!
This document outlines an LGBT Awareness Project aimed at highlighting challenges faced by LGBT youth. It notes that most LGBT students feel unsafe at school due to frequent homophobic remarks and bullying. The project objectives are to raise awareness of LGBT issues, promote understanding of factors influencing HIV, and equip people to better support LGBT youth. A planning schedule is provided, dividing tasks among group members and setting up an information booth over two sessions. Activities at the booth include providing information, hosting interactive tests and handprint art with LGBT flags. Social media is used to promote the event. The outcome was successfully raising understanding of LGBT issues and confidence in tackling discrimination.
Ash and Lacy SA Over Roofing Steel Roofs A4 4pp HiDion Marsh
The document summarizes the benefits of over-roofing steel roofs with the Ashgrid over-roofing system. The key benefits are: 1) It minimizes business disruptions and risks to occupants by leaving the existing roof in place; 2) It saves on labor and time by eliminating roof removal; 3) It improves workplace safety by providing a work platform from the existing roof; and 4) It increases energy efficiency and acoustic and fire performance by creating an insulated cavity between the old and new roof.
Shyam Khandelwal is a mechanical engineer seeking a career applying his skills and knowledge. He has a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering with 73.7% from Rajasthan Technical University. His work experience includes a management trainee position at New Allenberry Works, a gear manufacturing company. He has skills in gear manufacturing processes and lean tools. His projects include an unmanned air vehicle and human powered vehicle. He held leadership roles in his college's ASME student section and organized conferences. His achievements include third rank in an ASME design competition and selected for innovation challenges. He has participated in seminars and workshops on skills and Formula Student racing.
Probing Extreme Physics With Compact ObjctsSérgio Sacani
This document discusses compact objects like white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes, which exist under extreme conditions of density, temperature, gravity, and magnetism. It summarizes key findings and areas of ongoing research regarding these objects. In particular, it highlights how studying the cooling of neutron stars can help constrain their interior physics, and how quantum electrodynamics effects in strong magnetic fields can be probed by observing the spectra and polarization of neutron star atmospheres.
The document discusses best practices for writing headlines for newspapers, websites, and blog posts. It provides tips for keeping headlines simple using active voice and avoiding forms of "to be," capitalizing only the first word, using numbers instead of spelling them out, fitting headlines within the space, and avoiding split verbs or subjects across lines. The document also notes that while website headlines aim to grab attention like newspapers, they are often "click bait" designed to entice clicks through misleading or sensational language.
El documento explica los pasos para realizar una auditoría de una organización, incluyendo la recolección de información sobre la estructura orgánica, los recursos humanos, la situación financiera y los recursos materiales. Una parte clave es evaluar la estructura orgánica mediante el análisis del organigrama, funciones y objetivos, y entrevistar al personal para conocer su perspectiva.
مفهوم طبقه در دانش جامعهشناسی مفهومی بسیار قدیمی و ریشهدار است. «طبقه» به معنای پایگاه اقتصادی و اجتماعی افرادی است که در یک جغرافیای محدود با یکدیگر زندگی میکنند و «طبقه» افراد عموماً نشاندهنده وضعیت کلی زندگی آنهاست. در هر دورهای طبقه توسط جامعهشناسان مختلف تحلیل و تبیین شده و معناها و شاخصهای مختلفی به آن افزوده شده است. طبقه عمدتاً به پایگاه اقتصادی و شیوههای تولید اقتصادی در هرجامعه بازمیگردد.
کاستلز به عصری که ما در آن زندگی میکنیم عصر اطلاعات و به جامعه، لقب جامعه اطلاعاتی داده است. در این عصر شیوه تولید اقتصادی تغییر کرده و مشخصههایی یافته که پیش از این تجربه نشده بوده است. تکنولوژی بدون شک یکی از پیشرانهای مهم این تغییر است. فلوریدا این اقتصاد را اقتصادی دانشبنیان و مبتنی بر خلاقیت میداند. اقتصادی که میل به خلاقیت دارد و به این نیاز خود با به وجود آمدن طبقهای به نام طبقه خلاق پاسخ میدهد. طبقه خلاق از نظر او کسانی هستند که فعالیت اقتصادی آنها خلق تکنولوژی جدید، ایده جدید و یا محتوای جدید است. این طبقه با سه محور اساسی نداشتن محل کار مرکزی (هستهای)؛ سبک زندگی تجربی، کامیونیتی خلاقیتمحور و زمانبندی عجیب شناخته و تعریف میشود.
این طبقه از دید فلوریدا آینده گریزناپذیر جهان هستند. با اینکه امروز کمشمارتر از طبقات دیگر هستند و با اینکه هنوز در تولید ثروت سهم بزرگی ندارند ولی شکلدهنده اقتصاد و البته جامعه در آینده هستند. ارزشها و هنجارها و سبکزندگی خود را دارند و بنابراین باعث میشوند که ما نه تنها با اقتصادی متفاوت بلکه با جامعهای بسیار متفاوت روبرو باشیم که بر سر بهشت یا جهنم بودنش بحثهای بسیاری هست.
ایده دانش آزاد به عنوان جریانی مرتبط با خلق تکنولوژی جدید، محتوای جدید و ایده جدید که مختص عصر اطلاعات است میتواند یکی از محورهای شکلگیری بخشی از طبقه خلاق باشد. در واقع سؤال این است که آیا دانش آزاد آینده تولید دانش در دنیاست؟ اگر بتوانیم بگوییم که دانش آزاد توسط طبقه خلاق تولید میشود و این طبقه آینده تأثیرگذار دنیاست شاید بتوانیم ادعا کنیم که دانش آزاد آینده تولید دانش در دنیاست و به این ترتیب هنجارها و ارزشهای خود را برای جامعه نیز به همراه خواهد داشت. سؤال دوم این است که وضعیت این روند در ایران چطور است؟ آیا نشانههای بروز و ظهور این طبقه در ایران نیز وجود دارد؟
Ash and Lacy SA Over Roofing Asbestos Roofs A4 4pp HiVaughn Botha
Over-roofing is presented as an environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative to the removal and disposal of asbestos roofing. It involves installing a new roof over the existing asbestos roof, leaving the asbestos in place. This avoids the health risks of removing asbestos as well as the high costs associated with asbestos removal and disposal. Over-roofing creates an insulated cavity that improves energy efficiency, acoustic performance, and security compared to removing the asbestos roof. It also prevents further environmental deterioration of asbestos in landfills.
GPPSS 2013 Fund Equity Alternate RealityBrendan Walsh
Analysis of the Grosse Pointe Public School System in response to concerns about whether the district could have avoided a significant reduction in its fund equity levels.
At SAP for Utilities 2014, Venkateshwarlu Putcha, TCS, and Mike Kelly, PSEG, showcase their collaborative efforts in transforming PSEG's debt management, improving the efficiency and efficacy of their debt collection process.
New Brunswick's Public Service: Pursuing Performance Excellencefmi_igf
The document discusses the Government of New Brunswick's pursuit of excellence initiative. It implemented a formal management system across government departments to improve strategy, process, and performance management. This includes setting a vision and objectives, identifying priority initiatives, and tracking metrics. Continuous improvement methods like Lean Six Sigma were used to optimize processes, cut costs, and generate millions in savings. The goal is to make government more efficient, effective and sustainable for citizens.
To answer many of the questions in this section, the reader should.docxturveycharlyn
To answer many of the questions in this section, the reader should refer to the abbreviated FEFP Second Calculation located at the end of the Funding for Florida Schools (charts on last 3-4 pages)
The student is encouraged to review the 2014-2015 Funding for Florida Schools (if a more current version is available, please review the current version).
There is a PowerPoint presentations provided that corresponds with this material.
The purpose of the Florida Education Finance Program (FEFP)
To guarantee to each student in the Florida public educational system the availability of programs and services appropriate to his or her educational needs which are substantially equal to those available to any similar student notwithstanding geographic differences and varying local economic factors 236.062 F.S.
To provide equalization of educational opportunity for public education in the state of Florida, the FEFP Formula recognizes
· Relative Costs of Educational Programs
· County Cost of Living
· Varying Local Property Tax Bases
· Sparsity and Dispersion of Student Population
The FEFP:
· Is a system that allocates Legislatively appropriated funds for public school operations to school districts
· The system is equitable (program, student, taxpayer)
· Meets the federal guidelines for disparity
· Is wealth neutral
· Is a time based funding system
The components of the FEFP formula are as follows:
FTE of Students:
· Full Time Equivalent
· A student can only earn 1.0 FTE per year (HEADCOUNT)
· 1 FTE = 900 hours of Instruction per school year
· 900 hours = 5 hrs/day X 180 days
· 5 hrs. day = 25 hrs/week or 1500 minutes/wk
· Grades PK - 12, not adult education or summer session
FTE is calculated by the course
(i.e. a 50 minute/day course = 250/1500= .1667 FTE
Question 1: What would be the FTE for a student receiving 720 minutes per week of instruction? (.5 points)
Program Cost Factors
· Annually set by legislature - reflect relative cost of providing educational programs
· In 1973 – began with 4 factors, in creased to 54 over the next several years, currently have 10 programs
The Program Cost Factors are as follows.
Pgm
Description
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
101
Basic - Kg - 03
1.035
1.048
1.066
1.077
1.089
1.102
1.117
102
Basic - 04 - 08
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
103
Basic - 09 - 12
1.113
1.066
1.052
1.033
1.031
1.019
1.020
111
ESE Basic PK - 03
1.035
1.048
1.066
1.077
1.089
1.102
1.117
112
ESE Basic 04 - 08
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
113
ESE Basic 09 - 12
1.113
1.066
1.052
1.033
1.031
1.019
1.020
254
ESE Level IV
3.818
3.625
3.570
3.520
3.523
3.550
3.524
255
ESE Level V
5.190
5.062
4.970
4.854
4.935
5.022
5.044
130
ESOL (ELL)
1.250
1.200
1.119
1.124
1.147
1.161
1.167
300
Vocational gr 09 - 12
1.193
1.119
1.077
1.050
1.035
0.999
0.999
Review the PowerPoint section ...
Sightlines 2015 State of Facilities: An In-Depth Look at Capital TrendsSightlines
Learn about the capital trends facing facilities management in higher education. All information is based on Sightlines' 2015 State of Facilities report.
Utility incentives for CIP and relationship to benefit-cost tests. Presented during a training on the current state of cost-effectiveness tests for evaluating utility programs.
The document proposes a new sales structure and people plan for a food and beverage company over the next three years. It recommends dividing the sales function into four product-based divisions (culinary, confectionary, beverages, dairy and nutrition). Each division will have dedicated sales heads and a regional/area sales management structure. The people plan aims to promote high performers, tackle attrition through internal job rotations, and implement a performance-based salary hike system to incentivize employees. The proposed changes are estimated to reduce salary costs by approximately Rs. 2.9 million annually while allowing for targeted salary increases within the allocated budget.
- A bacterial strain was isolated from acidic soil that could produce polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) under nitrogen-deficient conditions. The isolate was identified as Klebsiella pneumoniae through 16S rDNA sequencing.
- Optimization experiments found the isolate could produce 0.8 g/L of PHA with glucose as the carbon source and ammonium nitrate as the nitrogen source after 48 hours. PHA production was confirmed through UV spectrophotometry and FTIR analysis.
- Further optimization of carbon and nitrogen sources increased PHA production to 1.1 g/L with glucose and either ammonium chloride or peptone. The isolate was also moderately halotolerant, with optimal P
Engineered plastic is presented as an alternative cladding solution that offers several benefits over traditional cladding materials. It has excellent chemical resistance, high impact strength, is easy to install and maintain, offers the highest fire rating, and is non-toxic. Tests showed the material demonstrated high antimicrobial activity, eliminating over 90% of common microbes. It is available in 12 standard colors and standard dimensions of 1500 x 3000 mm sheets that are 2-3 mm thick. Several hospital renovation projects are highlighted that utilized the cladding system.
Aria Luxury Apulia - Trulli Holiday Villa Serena in Puglia, ItalyAria Journeys
Villa Serena is a superb trullo house with infinity pool nestled in the Puglia countryside. The typical conical roof houses - trulli - are the trademark of Puglia, southern Italy. Enjoy the unique experience of staying in a quirky holiday villa with Aria Luxury Apulia!
This document outlines an LGBT Awareness Project aimed at highlighting challenges faced by LGBT youth. It notes that most LGBT students feel unsafe at school due to frequent homophobic remarks and bullying. The project objectives are to raise awareness of LGBT issues, promote understanding of factors influencing HIV, and equip people to better support LGBT youth. A planning schedule is provided, dividing tasks among group members and setting up an information booth over two sessions. Activities at the booth include providing information, hosting interactive tests and handprint art with LGBT flags. Social media is used to promote the event. The outcome was successfully raising understanding of LGBT issues and confidence in tackling discrimination.
Ash and Lacy SA Over Roofing Steel Roofs A4 4pp HiDion Marsh
The document summarizes the benefits of over-roofing steel roofs with the Ashgrid over-roofing system. The key benefits are: 1) It minimizes business disruptions and risks to occupants by leaving the existing roof in place; 2) It saves on labor and time by eliminating roof removal; 3) It improves workplace safety by providing a work platform from the existing roof; and 4) It increases energy efficiency and acoustic and fire performance by creating an insulated cavity between the old and new roof.
Shyam Khandelwal is a mechanical engineer seeking a career applying his skills and knowledge. He has a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering with 73.7% from Rajasthan Technical University. His work experience includes a management trainee position at New Allenberry Works, a gear manufacturing company. He has skills in gear manufacturing processes and lean tools. His projects include an unmanned air vehicle and human powered vehicle. He held leadership roles in his college's ASME student section and organized conferences. His achievements include third rank in an ASME design competition and selected for innovation challenges. He has participated in seminars and workshops on skills and Formula Student racing.
Probing Extreme Physics With Compact ObjctsSérgio Sacani
This document discusses compact objects like white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes, which exist under extreme conditions of density, temperature, gravity, and magnetism. It summarizes key findings and areas of ongoing research regarding these objects. In particular, it highlights how studying the cooling of neutron stars can help constrain their interior physics, and how quantum electrodynamics effects in strong magnetic fields can be probed by observing the spectra and polarization of neutron star atmospheres.
The document discusses best practices for writing headlines for newspapers, websites, and blog posts. It provides tips for keeping headlines simple using active voice and avoiding forms of "to be," capitalizing only the first word, using numbers instead of spelling them out, fitting headlines within the space, and avoiding split verbs or subjects across lines. The document also notes that while website headlines aim to grab attention like newspapers, they are often "click bait" designed to entice clicks through misleading or sensational language.
El documento explica los pasos para realizar una auditoría de una organización, incluyendo la recolección de información sobre la estructura orgánica, los recursos humanos, la situación financiera y los recursos materiales. Una parte clave es evaluar la estructura orgánica mediante el análisis del organigrama, funciones y objetivos, y entrevistar al personal para conocer su perspectiva.
مفهوم طبقه در دانش جامعهشناسی مفهومی بسیار قدیمی و ریشهدار است. «طبقه» به معنای پایگاه اقتصادی و اجتماعی افرادی است که در یک جغرافیای محدود با یکدیگر زندگی میکنند و «طبقه» افراد عموماً نشاندهنده وضعیت کلی زندگی آنهاست. در هر دورهای طبقه توسط جامعهشناسان مختلف تحلیل و تبیین شده و معناها و شاخصهای مختلفی به آن افزوده شده است. طبقه عمدتاً به پایگاه اقتصادی و شیوههای تولید اقتصادی در هرجامعه بازمیگردد.
کاستلز به عصری که ما در آن زندگی میکنیم عصر اطلاعات و به جامعه، لقب جامعه اطلاعاتی داده است. در این عصر شیوه تولید اقتصادی تغییر کرده و مشخصههایی یافته که پیش از این تجربه نشده بوده است. تکنولوژی بدون شک یکی از پیشرانهای مهم این تغییر است. فلوریدا این اقتصاد را اقتصادی دانشبنیان و مبتنی بر خلاقیت میداند. اقتصادی که میل به خلاقیت دارد و به این نیاز خود با به وجود آمدن طبقهای به نام طبقه خلاق پاسخ میدهد. طبقه خلاق از نظر او کسانی هستند که فعالیت اقتصادی آنها خلق تکنولوژی جدید، ایده جدید و یا محتوای جدید است. این طبقه با سه محور اساسی نداشتن محل کار مرکزی (هستهای)؛ سبک زندگی تجربی، کامیونیتی خلاقیتمحور و زمانبندی عجیب شناخته و تعریف میشود.
این طبقه از دید فلوریدا آینده گریزناپذیر جهان هستند. با اینکه امروز کمشمارتر از طبقات دیگر هستند و با اینکه هنوز در تولید ثروت سهم بزرگی ندارند ولی شکلدهنده اقتصاد و البته جامعه در آینده هستند. ارزشها و هنجارها و سبکزندگی خود را دارند و بنابراین باعث میشوند که ما نه تنها با اقتصادی متفاوت بلکه با جامعهای بسیار متفاوت روبرو باشیم که بر سر بهشت یا جهنم بودنش بحثهای بسیاری هست.
ایده دانش آزاد به عنوان جریانی مرتبط با خلق تکنولوژی جدید، محتوای جدید و ایده جدید که مختص عصر اطلاعات است میتواند یکی از محورهای شکلگیری بخشی از طبقه خلاق باشد. در واقع سؤال این است که آیا دانش آزاد آینده تولید دانش در دنیاست؟ اگر بتوانیم بگوییم که دانش آزاد توسط طبقه خلاق تولید میشود و این طبقه آینده تأثیرگذار دنیاست شاید بتوانیم ادعا کنیم که دانش آزاد آینده تولید دانش در دنیاست و به این ترتیب هنجارها و ارزشهای خود را برای جامعه نیز به همراه خواهد داشت. سؤال دوم این است که وضعیت این روند در ایران چطور است؟ آیا نشانههای بروز و ظهور این طبقه در ایران نیز وجود دارد؟
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To answer many of the questions in this section, the reader should refer to the abbreviated FEFP Second Calculation located at the end of the Funding for Florida Schools (charts on last 3-4 pages)
The student is encouraged to review the 2014-2015 Funding for Florida Schools (if a more current version is available, please review the current version).
There is a PowerPoint presentations provided that corresponds with this material.
The purpose of the Florida Education Finance Program (FEFP)
To guarantee to each student in the Florida public educational system the availability of programs and services appropriate to his or her educational needs which are substantially equal to those available to any similar student notwithstanding geographic differences and varying local economic factors 236.062 F.S.
To provide equalization of educational opportunity for public education in the state of Florida, the FEFP Formula recognizes
· Relative Costs of Educational Programs
· County Cost of Living
· Varying Local Property Tax Bases
· Sparsity and Dispersion of Student Population
The FEFP:
· Is a system that allocates Legislatively appropriated funds for public school operations to school districts
· The system is equitable (program, student, taxpayer)
· Meets the federal guidelines for disparity
· Is wealth neutral
· Is a time based funding system
The components of the FEFP formula are as follows:
FTE of Students:
· Full Time Equivalent
· A student can only earn 1.0 FTE per year (HEADCOUNT)
· 1 FTE = 900 hours of Instruction per school year
· 900 hours = 5 hrs/day X 180 days
· 5 hrs. day = 25 hrs/week or 1500 minutes/wk
· Grades PK - 12, not adult education or summer session
FTE is calculated by the course
(i.e. a 50 minute/day course = 250/1500= .1667 FTE
Question 1: What would be the FTE for a student receiving 720 minutes per week of instruction? (.5 points)
Program Cost Factors
· Annually set by legislature - reflect relative cost of providing educational programs
· In 1973 – began with 4 factors, in creased to 54 over the next several years, currently have 10 programs
The Program Cost Factors are as follows.
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Description
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
101
Basic - Kg - 03
1.035
1.048
1.066
1.077
1.089
1.102
1.117
102
Basic - 04 - 08
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
103
Basic - 09 - 12
1.113
1.066
1.052
1.033
1.031
1.019
1.020
111
ESE Basic PK - 03
1.035
1.048
1.066
1.077
1.089
1.102
1.117
112
ESE Basic 04 - 08
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
113
ESE Basic 09 - 12
1.113
1.066
1.052
1.033
1.031
1.019
1.020
254
ESE Level IV
3.818
3.625
3.570
3.520
3.523
3.550
3.524
255
ESE Level V
5.190
5.062
4.970
4.854
4.935
5.022
5.044
130
ESOL (ELL)
1.250
1.200
1.119
1.124
1.147
1.161
1.167
300
Vocational gr 09 - 12
1.193
1.119
1.077
1.050
1.035
0.999
0.999
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The document provides information from a 2012-2013 community budget forum for the Berne-Knox-Westerlo Central School District. It outlines the district's budget development process, assumptions for the upcoming years including increases to health insurance and state aid, proposed staffing changes that reduce costs, the technology plan, historical state aid amounts, efforts to reduce costs through bids and mergers, and upcoming budget dates.
The document provides an overview of the City of Lubbock's proposed fiscal year 2017-18 operating budget and capital program. Some key highlights include health plan changes saving $4 million, phasing out the vehicle debt program, funding 44.1% of vehicle/equipment purchases with cash, and necessary rate changes in some utility funds. The budget will raise more property taxes than last year's budget by 5.35%, or $4.26 million, with $2.02 million from new property added to the tax roll. General Fund reserves are projected to be $52.19 million at the end of FY2017-18, above the City's policy levels.
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Opportunity for Savings:
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maintenance later*
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