This document provides information about an upcoming webinar on 2013 federal tax updates. The webinar will begin at 1:00 pm Central Time and audio can be accessed via computer or by calling a toll-free number. The webinar will provide an overview of tax reporting changes for 2013 including requirements around Form 1099-K, FATCA, and Chapter 3 and 4 withholding and reporting. It will also discuss penalties, lending issues, and other tax reporting topics. The document encourages attendees to stay up to date by attending future conferences or following Convey online.
This document discusses various sources and effects of air and water pollution. It identifies seven main sources of air pollution, including exhaust from combustion engines, use of coal and fossil fuels, fertilizer dust, mining operations, chemical pesticides, power lines, and radioactive fallout. Each source is described in 1-2 paragraphs explaining its contribution to air pollution and health effects. The document also discusses eight sources of water pollution - domestic drain and sewage, industrial waste, offshore oil drilling, and their effects such as toxic metals causing health issues. A case study of the Ixtoc 1 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is provided as an example of offshore oil drilling pollution.
Chokhi Dhani is an 18-acre ethnic village resort located near Jaipur, Rajasthan. It was designed to resemble a typical rural Rajasthani village, with mud and thatch huts, temples, shops, and entertainment spaces laid out in a radial pattern around a central restaurant and banquet hall. The resort includes over 30 huts, 8 luxury suites, and conference/dining facilities. Local materials like stone, mud, bamboo, and terracotta tiles were used, and the village atmosphere is enhanced with traditional performances, shops, rides, and landscaping. The goal was to preserve rural Rajasthani culture while providing modern amenities.
This powerpoint presentation from Hurstville Public School outlines instructions for navigating the slides and emphasizes the school values of respect, responsibility, and being learners. It provides examples of how to demonstrate respect by putting your hand up and tucking your chair in, responsibility by taking care of belongings and equipment, and being a learner by aiming for high scores and working with others.
This presentation from Hurstville Public School teaches students about values like respect, responsibility and learning. It instructs students that they can show respect by not interrupting others, making eye contact, and sharing. Students are told they can demonstrate responsibility by taking care of equipment, following rules, and doing chores. The presentation also encourages learning through completing homework, paying attention in class, and trying their best.
Hurstville Public School promotes the values of respect, responsibility, and learning. Respect can be shown by listening to others, cleaning up after oneself, and focusing on independent work. Responsibility involves taking care of personal belongings, school property, and returning any found money. Learning is demonstrated through attentive listening, allowing classmates to share ideas, and cooperating with peers during group activities. The document encourages exploring the presentation through hyperlinks, arrows, and embedded videos and audio.
The document presents ways for students at Hurstville Public School to demonstrate values of respect, responsibility, and being good learners. It provides examples of how to show respect by listening, having good manners, and letting others go first. Responsibility is defined as looking after property, taking care of others, and being sensible. Traits of good learners include trying your best, participating, understanding that making mistakes is okay, showing enthusiasm, and focusing on your work. The presentation encourages students to practice these values.
This document discusses values of respect, responsibility, and learning. It provides examples of how to show respect such as being polite, listening to others, and waiting to speak. Responsibility examples include taking care of belongings, throwing trash away properly, and not damaging school property. Learning is encouraged through reading, using computers for information, and listening to teachers. The document concludes by saying goodbye.
The document discusses three concepts for visual style - 1930s-1950s cartoon style, 1980s pop art, and traditional Mexican images, textures, and symbols. For the 1930s-1950s style, it notes the use of bright colors, short messages, and memorable mascots. The 1980s pop art concept focuses on incorporating bright colors and pop art fashion looks. The traditional concept emphasizes using textures from Mexican culture as well as historical images and symbols with traditional color palettes. Key elements from each that could be incorporated into the final pitch include the simple format and mascots from the 1930s-1950s style, bright backgrounds and key art from pop art, and traditional images and textures.
This document provides information about an upcoming webinar on 2013 federal tax updates. The webinar will begin at 1:00 pm Central Time and audio can be accessed via computer or by calling a toll-free number. The webinar will provide an overview of tax reporting changes for 2013 including requirements around Form 1099-K, FATCA, and Chapter 3 and 4 withholding and reporting. It will also discuss penalties, lending issues, and other tax reporting topics. The document encourages attendees to stay up to date by attending future conferences or following Convey online.
This document discusses various sources and effects of air and water pollution. It identifies seven main sources of air pollution, including exhaust from combustion engines, use of coal and fossil fuels, fertilizer dust, mining operations, chemical pesticides, power lines, and radioactive fallout. Each source is described in 1-2 paragraphs explaining its contribution to air pollution and health effects. The document also discusses eight sources of water pollution - domestic drain and sewage, industrial waste, offshore oil drilling, and their effects such as toxic metals causing health issues. A case study of the Ixtoc 1 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is provided as an example of offshore oil drilling pollution.
Chokhi Dhani is an 18-acre ethnic village resort located near Jaipur, Rajasthan. It was designed to resemble a typical rural Rajasthani village, with mud and thatch huts, temples, shops, and entertainment spaces laid out in a radial pattern around a central restaurant and banquet hall. The resort includes over 30 huts, 8 luxury suites, and conference/dining facilities. Local materials like stone, mud, bamboo, and terracotta tiles were used, and the village atmosphere is enhanced with traditional performances, shops, rides, and landscaping. The goal was to preserve rural Rajasthani culture while providing modern amenities.
This powerpoint presentation from Hurstville Public School outlines instructions for navigating the slides and emphasizes the school values of respect, responsibility, and being learners. It provides examples of how to demonstrate respect by putting your hand up and tucking your chair in, responsibility by taking care of belongings and equipment, and being a learner by aiming for high scores and working with others.
This presentation from Hurstville Public School teaches students about values like respect, responsibility and learning. It instructs students that they can show respect by not interrupting others, making eye contact, and sharing. Students are told they can demonstrate responsibility by taking care of equipment, following rules, and doing chores. The presentation also encourages learning through completing homework, paying attention in class, and trying their best.
Hurstville Public School promotes the values of respect, responsibility, and learning. Respect can be shown by listening to others, cleaning up after oneself, and focusing on independent work. Responsibility involves taking care of personal belongings, school property, and returning any found money. Learning is demonstrated through attentive listening, allowing classmates to share ideas, and cooperating with peers during group activities. The document encourages exploring the presentation through hyperlinks, arrows, and embedded videos and audio.
The document presents ways for students at Hurstville Public School to demonstrate values of respect, responsibility, and being good learners. It provides examples of how to show respect by listening, having good manners, and letting others go first. Responsibility is defined as looking after property, taking care of others, and being sensible. Traits of good learners include trying your best, participating, understanding that making mistakes is okay, showing enthusiasm, and focusing on your work. The presentation encourages students to practice these values.
This document discusses values of respect, responsibility, and learning. It provides examples of how to show respect such as being polite, listening to others, and waiting to speak. Responsibility examples include taking care of belongings, throwing trash away properly, and not damaging school property. Learning is encouraged through reading, using computers for information, and listening to teachers. The document concludes by saying goodbye.
The document discusses three concepts for visual style - 1930s-1950s cartoon style, 1980s pop art, and traditional Mexican images, textures, and symbols. For the 1930s-1950s style, it notes the use of bright colors, short messages, and memorable mascots. The 1980s pop art concept focuses on incorporating bright colors and pop art fashion looks. The traditional concept emphasizes using textures from Mexican culture as well as historical images and symbols with traditional color palettes. Key elements from each that could be incorporated into the final pitch include the simple format and mascots from the 1930s-1950s style, bright backgrounds and key art from pop art, and traditional images and textures.
