...Painting by Anita Magsaysay-Ho ANITA CORPUS MAGSAYSAY-HO (Philippine, b. May 25, 1914, d. May 5, 2012) aka Anita Magsaysay, Anita Magsaysay Ho Styles: Philippine Modern, Neo-Realism Subjects: Philippine genre scenes, landscapes, harvest and market scenes, female nudes Anita Magsaysay-Ho is a Philippine painter, considered by many to be one of the most important and gifted Philippine modernists. In 1958, a panel of experts assembled by the Manila Chronicle named her one of the 6 most outstanding painters in Philippine history. Magsaysay-Ho’s best known canvases, which often have both realist and stylized aspects, celebrate the beauty of Philippine women engaged in everyday tasks. Magsaysay-Ho was born in Manila in May, 1914, the daughter of Ambrosio Magsaysay, an engineer, and Armilla Corpus. Anita’s first cousin, Ramon Magsaysay, served as President of the Philippines from December of 1953 until his death in a 1957 plane crash. Beginning her studies at the University of the Philippines School of Fine Arts at the age of 13 -- accompanied by a nanny -- she studied with Fabian de la Rosa, Vicente Rivera y Mir and also Fernando and Pablo Amorsolo. Fernando Amorsolo was her landscape teacher, while Pablo Amorsolo taught her drawing. She also received private tutoring from the noted cartoonist Ireneo Miranda. She recieved additional instruction at the UP’s School of Design where her instructors included Victorio Edades and Enrique Ruiz, and at the "Atelier of Modern Art" founded by...
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...Integration of financial services in banking The financial world is changing rapidly. With increasing globalization, the blurring of distinctions, market regulation and the growth of internet enabled services, the banking sector is increasingly competitive. In the present times where banks are grappling with their declining bottom line and rise in NPAs, Innovation has become imperative for them. Product quality and price are rapidly becoming less distinctive in the battle for customers. Financial industry is at the cusp of the shift in financial sector and financial flows between banks, insurers and pension funds. The answer for the banks to these developments lies in the integration of all the financial services provided by the banks by becoming more customer-oriented. The integration of all financial services should be with the customer as the central starting point after understanding the overall financial status of a customer and providing a tailored advice for the customers. To make this possible, products, agreements, conditions and settlements are integrated into a logical and easy fashion for the customer. This can be achieved by the addition of a service layer. This service layer will assemble the separate services like banking, investment, mortgage and insurance into an integrated financial service. Following context diagram indicates the design: Advisor Client Total Agreement Service Desk Monitoring Customer Aggrements Mortgage Insurance Investment Saving/loan ...
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...BIS3587 – Principle of Electronic Commerce REPORT “Krua A-Roi’s Restaurant” Table of Contents I. Executive Summary II. Profile of the Business Organization i. Company Background ii. Business Model iii. Customer iv. Supplier III. Company Analysis (SWOT) IV. Industry Analysis V. Reasons for Going Online VI. Online Business Model Selection VII. Technological Approach v. Marketplace Infrastructure vi. Security Procedure VIII. Impact of E-Commerce vii. Organization * Structure * Business Operations * Marketing Mix * Product * Price * Place * Promotion viii. Organization Relationship and Behavior * Customer * Supplier IX. Conclusion and Recommendation X. References XI. Appendix I. Executive Summary The internet has created a new useful economic ecosystem, the E-commerce, and it has been developing and growing for the past decade. It has become the main stream of the world, which provides a quicker and more convenient way of sharing and exchanging ideas, goods and services, both regionally and globally. In the past decade, many new startup e-commerce companies have ruled the market share from the retailers and service providers. As old retailers continue to recess in their market share to the e-commerce, their revenues, operating margins and profits also declines. Internet...
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...1. Define modulation. Impressing a low-frequency intelligence signal onto a higher-frequency carrier signal 2. What is carrier frequency? The higher frequency that carries the modulation(Intelligience) 3. Describe the two reasons that modulation is used for communications transmissions. To transfer information, such as voices, images, or data. Also, the frequencies employed by the modulated signal are high enough to permit the use of antennas of reasonable length. 4. List the three parameters of a high-frequency carrier that may be varied by a low-frequency intelligence signal. amplitude, frequency, and phase 5. What are the frequency ranges included in the following frequency subdivisions: MF (medium frequency), HF (high frequency), VHF (very high frequency), UHF (ultra high frequency), and SHF (super high frequency)? MF:300 kHz–3 MHz, 3-30MHz: HF, 30–300 MHz: VHF, 300 MHz–3 GHz: UHF, 3–30 GHz: SHF 7. A microwave transmitter typically requires a +8-dBm audio level to drive the input fully. If a +10-dBm level is measured, what is the actual voltage level measured? Assume a 600- sys- tem. (2.45 V) 9. Convert the following powers to their dBm equivalents: (a) p = (b) p = (c) p = (d) p = 1 W (30 dBm) 0.001 W (0 dBm) 0.0001 W (-10 dBm) 25mW (-16 dBm) 15. Define information theory. 16. What is Hartley’s law? Explain its significance. 23. A triangle wave of the type shown in Table 1-3(e) has a peak-to-peak amplitude of 2 V and f = 1 kHz. Write...
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...tools and dimensional gauging. Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or better in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or concurrent enrollment in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or consent of Instructional Unit. BASIC HYDRAULICS MTX 105 Fall 2 Credits 11 hours of lecture - 22 hours of lab Fundamentals of hydraulics. Topics include hydraulic power systems, hydraulic circuits, principles of hydraulic pressure and flow and various types of hydraulic valves. Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or better in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or concurrent enrollment in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or consent of Instructional Unit. BASIC PNEUMATICS MTX 107 Fall 2 Credits 11 hours of lecture - 22 hours of lab Fundamentals of pneumatics. Topics include pneumatic power systems, basic pneumatic circuits principles of pneumatic pressure and flow and pneumatic speed control. Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or better in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or concurrent enrollment in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or consent of Instructional Unit. ELECTRIC MOTOR CONTROL 1 MTX 110 Fall 4 Credits 22 hours of lecture - 44 hours of lab Fundamentals of electric motor control. Topics include electrical safety, control transformers, overload protection, ladder logic, control relays, electronic sensors, and other topics related to the fundamental operation of electronic motor control. Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or better in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or concurrent enrollment in ELEC 101, 102, and 121; or consent of Instructional Unit. ELECTRICAL POWER...
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...ACWA POWER OFFICES DUBAI, UAE hoshan projects projects DATE 03-11-2011 RES ELEVATOR 2 SERVICE ELEVATOR OFFICE ELEVATOR 2 L.WC. OFFICES LIFT LOBBY OFFICE ELEVATOR 5 RES ELEVATOR 1 OFFICE ELEVATOR 1 RES ELEVATOR 4 SERVICE LOBBY G.WC. ELEC ROOM STAIRCASE 1 STORAGE ROOM UR G.WC. L.WC. RES ELEVATOR 3 SERVER ROOM UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 4 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 3 STORAGE ROOM GAR. CHT. COPY ROOM OFFICE ELEVATOR 6 STAIRCASE 2 G.WC. OFFICE CORRIDOR 6 R1 R1 5.0 65 .0 NOTES: RES ELEVATOR 2 SERVER ROOM G.WC. OFFICE ELEVATOR 2 L.WC. OFFICES LIFT LOBBY OFFICE ELEVATOR 5 STAIRCASE 1 OFFICE ELEVATOR 1 RES ELEVATOR 1 STORAGE ROOM RES ELEVATOR 4 SERVICE LOBBY G.WC. ELEC ROOM L.WC. SERVICE ELEVATOR UR STORAGE ROOM RES ELEVATOR 3 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 4 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 3 OFFICE ELEVATOR 6 COPY ROOM GAR. CHT. STAIRCASE 2 G.WC. OFFICE CORRIDOR THIS WALL IS TO BE DEMOLISHED COMPLETELY hoshan 6 R1 5.0 R1 projects 65 .0 AS BUILT, DEMOLITION PLAN EXISTING CONCRETE BASE FLOOR OFFICE ELEVATOR 5 OFFICE ELEVATOR 1 RES ELEVATOR 3 RES ELEVATOR 1 SERVICE ELEVATOR RES ELEVATOR 4 OFFICE ELEVATOR 6 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 2 RES ELEVATOR 2 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 4 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 3 EXISTING RAISED FLOOR THE SAME FLOORING TO BE USED AS PER EXISTING...
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...PAKIKIPAGTALASTASAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 NSTP 1 2ND SEM Units 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 2 (3) 24 2ND YEAR ENG 2 MAT 9 FIL 2 SAFETY 1 MASHOP 1 MDRAW 1 PHYS 104 PE 2 NSTP 2 Subject Name BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS 2 PLANE TRIGONOMETRY & SOLID MENS Units 3 5 2 3 2 4 2 (3) 24 PAGBASA AT PAGSULAT SA IBA'TIBANG DISIPLINA3 BASIC SAFETY 1 MACHINE SHOP 1 MARINE ENGINEERING DRAWING 1 PHYSICS 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2 NSTP 2 1ST SEM Subject Name MAT 12A COMP 1 CHM 202 ELEC 1 PHYS 204 EWATCH MASHOP 2 SOC 1 PE 3 CALCULUS & ANA. GEOMETRY INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY ELECTROTECHNOLOGY I APPLIED PHYSICS WATCHKEEPING MACHINE SHOP 2 PHILIPPINE HISTORY AND CULTURE 2ND SEM Units 3 3 2 3 4 1 3 3 2 2 24 26 3RD YEAR ELEC 2 ENG 7 MARPP 1 MASHOP 3 THERMO 1 PE 4 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 2 TECHNICAL WRITING W/ ORAL COMM MARINE POWER PLANT I(DIESEL) MACHINE SHOP 3 MARINE THERMODYNAMICS 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 4 Subject Name AUMAC 104 AUXILLARY MACHINERY 1 Units 4 4 3 4 3 4 2 NAVAL ARCH INTRO TO NAVAL ARCHITECTURE PHYSICAL EDUCATION 3 1ST SEM Subject Name ELEC 3 PSY 1 WEG MARPOL HYMECH ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 3 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 2ND SEM Units 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 23 AUTO 2 SOC 4 MARPP 3 RMMC MARLAW PERSMAN Subject Name AUTOMATION MARINE AUTOMATION INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL RIZAL MARINE POWER PLANT II STEAM RESEARCH WITH MARINE CONCEPTS MARITIME LAW 1 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT Units 4 3 3 4 3 3 3 23 WORLD GEOGRAPHY MARINE POLLUTION AND PREVENTION MECHANICS & HYDROMECHANICS AUMAC 203AUXILLARY MACHINERY...
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...Introduction Haier is famous as a white goods home appliance manufacturer. Haier Electronics Group Co Ltd. (Haier ELEC) which is listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (stock code: 01169) is subsidiary of Haier Group. Its main business includes research, manufacture and sale of water heater and washing machines in China. Meanwhile, it is responsible for distributing other home appliance products such as air-conditioner, refrigerator and television (Haier ELEC Annual Report, 2010). Industry and SWOT analysis The home appliance industry has high level of rivalry. There are many different businesses, such as National Electrics, Chigo, Siemens, and Midea, compete in the industry. Therefore, the large amount of substitute products cause to a high bargaining power of buyers. Strengths | Weaknesses | 1. Good brand image and reputation. 2. Market leader in water heater and washing machine sales. | 1. Lack sound distribution and selling system, causing to a high level of distribution costs, which is defeated by many other companies. | Opportunities | Threats | 1. Haier has core technology in water heater and washing machine. Entering small house appliances is an opportunity for Haier because Haier can quickly master the technology of small house appliances due to its good ability of research and development. | 1. High level of competition. In the area of air-conditioner, television and refrigerator, market share is surpassed by other new competitors...
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...VINCENNES UNIVERSITY CATALOG Vol. LXIX August, 2010 No. 61 A COMPREHENSIVE TWO-YEAR COLLEGE OFFERING ASSOCIATE DEGREES IN THE LIBERAL ARTS, SCIENCES, EDUCATION, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY AND OFFERING BACCALAUREATE DEGREES IN SPECIALIZED AREAS Accreditation The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools 30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602 (312) 263-0456 www.ncacihe.org FAX 312-263-7462 Accreditation Review Council on Education in Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting American Bar Association American Board of Funeral Service Education American Health Information Management Association Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Educational Programs Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education Federal Aviation Administration Higher Education Coordinating Board of the State of Washington Indiana State Board of Nursing Joint Review Committee on Education In Radiologic Technology National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships National Association of Schools of Art and Design National Association of Schools of Theatre National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission Printing Industries of America, Inc. Approved for Veterans Membership The American Association of Community Colleges Aviation Technician Education Council The Council of North Central Two Year Colleges The Higher Education Transfer Alliance The National Academic Advising Association The North Central Association...
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...(16 hours) 7-Fire fighting in I.R. of Iran ship lines co.(32 hours) 8-Technical courses in tehran cement co.(4 months) 9-Personnel survival technics(10 days) 10-Personnel safety & social responsibilities(10 days) 11-International safety management(1 days) 12-Chart track-ECDIS(18 hours) 13-Marinet software(6 hours) 14-Computer planned maintenance(74 hours) 15-Advance communication(85 hours) 16- TV. maintenance in pars electric co.(3 months) 17-Radio navigation(102 hours) 18-Industrial English language(34 hours) 19-Micro wave(68 hours) 20-Radar technology(170 hours) 21-Repair & maintenance of navigation systems(153 hours) 22-Function & use of elec. & electro-hyd. Components in FESTO 23-Recognising & reading of elec. & electro-hyd. Symbols in FESTO 24-Design ,construction & operation of basic circuits 25-Elec. Signal processing using relays,stroke 26-Direct & indirect control of actuators interlocking 27-Communication between the PLC & PC's 28-Programming in ladder diagram & statement list 29-Development of sequence & parallel logic controls 30-Programming of counter & timer functions 31-Documentation & software management 32-In addition in theoretical instruction circuits...
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...[Name of the Writer] [Name of Instructor] [Subject] [Date] Critical Thinking Introduction In educational circles, there is very importance of critical thinking. The teachers are very keen to teach thinking abilities to students in their academic career. In past, teachers focused just on the subjects’ history, geography and mathematics. They didn’t develop skills in the students of critical thinking but, today, mostly teachers are trying to develop thinking skills in them. Some teachers are teaching “thinking skills” directly to students. The idea of critical thinking has developed in this century. The idea of critical thinking is also termed as critic-creative thinking. Critical thinking is when someone is thinking actively and carefully and making a conclusion on the basis of thinking (Dewey, 1909). In critical thinking, the person thinks in a thoughtful way, considering the problems, using his knowledge and experience to get out of these problems (Glaser, 1941). Critical thinking is also the reflective thinking that is the reflection of ideas in mind and to decide what action to take (Cf. Norris and Ennis, 1989). Critical thinking is thinking about any subject or object skillfully, and it also improves the tendency to think high, and beyond the imaginations (Paul, Fisher and Nosich, 1993). Discussion If we take the ideas from someone else, the person may be our family member or a friend, and then critical thinking is passive. The active thinking is when...
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...Crockett Circle: The subject purchase property is in an upscale, gated community located in the Cottonwood Valley subdivision. The square footage of this house is 2,535 sq. ft. and features three bedrooms, two full baths and one half bath. This home was recently renovated with exotic birch hardwood floors and paint. The listed price for this property is $299,000. Property Analysis: Square Footage: | 2,535 | Year Built: | 1984 | Bedrooms: | 3 | Style of House: | Contemporary | Full Baths: | 2 | Acres: | 0.189 | Half Baths: | 1 | Garage Space | 2 | Living Room: | 17x21 | Construction: | Brick | Dining Room: | 13x12 | Foundation: | Slab | Breakfast Room: | 7x10 | Roof: | Metal | Kitchen: | 14x13 | Cooling: | Central Air-Elec | Master Bedroom: | 20x15 | Heating: | Central Heat-Gas | Bedroom: | 15x12 | HOA Dues: | $1,500 Annual | Bedroom: | 12x12 | Features: | Gated Entrance | Library/Study: | 12x11 | | | RENTAL PROPERTY TWO - 809 W NORTHGATE DRIVE: The subject rental property is a completely renovated 2,444 sq. ft. home located in the Hill Estate subdivision. The renovations include hardwood floors, granite counter tops, new appliances and fixtures and a new roof. This home features four bedrooms and three full baths. The listed rent price for this property is $2,100 a month. Property Analysis: Square Footage:...
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...or (60*5*8) Final assembly 2160/day or (180*12) Since the final assembly operation can only produce a maximum of 2160 a day, the maximum weekly capacity would be 10800 or (2160*5). Based on this, the final assembly operation limits the weekly capacity. D. From question B Part A: 9600 * .55 = 5280 Part B: 9600 * .45 = 4320 Part C: 9600 * .35 = 3360 Assembly 1: 9600 * .4 = 3840 Drilling: 9600 * .25 = 2400 Fin Assembly: 9600 * .4 = 3840 Cost of Elec: 9600 * .01 = 96 Over head: 3100 Depreciation: 75 Total Costs: 26311 Div: Parts Assembled 9600 Cost per unit: 2.74 From question C Part A: 10800 * .55 = 5940 Part B: 10800 * .45 = 4860 Part C: 10800 * .35 = 3780 Assembly 1: 10800 * .4 = 4320 Drilling: 10800 * .25 = 2700 Fin Assembly: 10800 * .4 = 4320 Cost of Elec: 10800 * .01 = 108 Over head: 3100 Depreciation: 75...
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...Mgmt. Precalc. 3 xx.xxx Elective Science (SCL) 3 xx.xxx CoReq. Science Lab (SCL) 1 Total 14 Spring Semester 42.102 College Writing II (CW) Cr. 3 MGMT.150 Intro to Business 3 92.122 Management Calculus (MA) 3 43.xxx History Elective (AH) 3 xx.xxx Science Elective (SCL) 3 xx.xxx CoReq Science Lab (SCL) 1 Total 16 Sophomore Year Fall Semester Cr. ACCT.201 Accounting/Financial 3 49.211 Statistics I 3 xx.xxx Arts & Human. Elec. (AH) 3 49.201 Economics I (SS) 3 MKTG.210 Professional Communications 3 Total 15 Spring Semester Cr. ACCT.202 Accounting/Managerial 3 POMS.201 Managerial Decision Making 3 49.202 3 Economics II (SS) MKTG.201 Marketing Principles 3 41.262 3 Business Law http://www.uml.edu/Catalog/Undergraduate/Business/DP-Business/DP-entrepreneurship.aspx 1/2 7/22/2015 41.262 Manning School of Business Business Law MIST.201 Business Info Systems Total 3 3 18 Junior Year Fall Semester Cr. xx.xxx Arts & Human. Elec. (AH) 3 xx.xxx MSB or NONMSB Elective 3 MGMT.301 Organizational Behavior 3 4x.xxx 3 Social Science Elective (SS) POMS.301 Operations Management 3 Total 15 Spring Semester Cr. ENTR.300 Princ. of Innovation & Entrepreneurship 3 xx.xxx MSB Elective (300/400 level) 3 xx.xxx MSB or NONMSB...
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...What's the Buzz on Smart Grids? CASE STUDY h e existing elec trici ty infrastructure in the Un ited States is outda te d and in efficient. Energy com pa nies provide power to con su mers, but the grid pro vides no infor m ation abo ut ho w th e con sumers are usin g th at energy, makin g it difficult to develop m ore efficie nt approache s to distribution . Also, the current elec tric ity grid offers few ways to h andle power provided by alte rnative energy sources, wh ich are critical com po nents of mo st efforts to go "gre en ." Enter th e smart grid. A smart grid deliv ers electric ity fro m supplie rs to cons umers using digital technology to save ene rgy, reduce costs, and increase reliability and trans parency. The smart grid enables in formation to flow ba ck and forth b etwe en electric power providers and individual households to allow both cons umers an d energy com pa nies to make more intelligent decision s regarding ene rgy cons um ption an d production. Information from smart grids would show utilities when to raise prices when demand is high and lower th em when demand lessens. Smart grids would also h elp cons u mers program h igh-use electrica l applia nces lik e h eating and air condition ing systems to reduce cons um ption du ring times of peak u sage. If implemented nati onwide, proponents beli eve, sm art grids would lead to a 5 to 15 percent decrease in energy cons um ption . Electricity grids are sized to m eet th e m aximum electricity n eed...
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