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22 AO out of the 36 requested replied to the questionnaire. The key points that emerge are the following: — the average duration of a procedure is 8,7 months. — In the call for applications, there are generally 4 national nationals for a room, with Southern Vectis this year confirming its interest in the proposed applications. — There is an increasing number of withdrawals compared with the previous year, after the application was submitted, with 8 invitations to tender receiving only one tender. — 7 networks have changed, with the establishment of national groups increasing. — 7 contracts have changed in nature, to the detriment of managers. — Quality of service appears to be a strong point in the drafting of new contracts. — Despite its cumbersome nature, the procedure is mostly assessed by the AOs and appeals are infrequent. ; 22 AO sur les 36 sollicitées ont répondu au questionnaire. Les points essentiels qui ressortent sont les suivants : - la durée moyenne d'une procédure est de 8,7 mois. - A l'appel à candidature, on trouve généralement 4 nationaux pour un local, l'anglais Southern Vectis confirmant cette année son intérêt pour les dossiers proposés. - On constate un nombre de désistements croissant par rapport à l'année antérieure, après la déclaration de candidature, 8 AO ne recevant qu'une seule offre. - 7 réseaux on changé d'exploitant, l'implantation des groupes nationaux se renforçant. - 7 contrats ont changé de nature, au détriment des gérances.- La qualité du service apparaît comme un point fort de la rédaction des nouveaux contrats. - Malgré sa lourdeur, la procédure est majoritairement appréciée par les AO et les recours sont peu fréquents.

Some analytical methods for the determination of olive oil characteristics included in the European Union and International Olive Oil Council regulations lack precision data. To overcome such inconvenient a collaborative trial was set up including 22 laboratories from governmental institutions and industries. UV absorption at 232 nm, fatty acid composition, trilinolein and triglycerides with 42 equivalent carbon number were the tried methods. Repeatability and reproducibility data were obtained using the statistical method included in the International Standard ISO 5275/1986 (E).The effect of oil purification through a silica gel column on K232 and triglycerides was also studied. Finally for fatty acid determination, methylations by cold methanolic potash and by heating with methylated sodium were compared. ; Algunos de los métodos analíticos oficiales de la Unión Europea y del Consejo Oleícola Internacional para determinar características de los aceites de oliva no presentan datos sobre su precisión. Con la participación de 22 laboratorios españoles del gobierno y de la industria, se ha llevado a cabo un estudio colaborativo de los métodos analíticos siguientes: absorción de luz UV, a 232 nm (K232), composición de ácidos grasos, trilinoleína, y triglicéridos con número equivalente de carbonos 42 (NEC42). Los datos de repetibilidad y reproducibilidad se han obtenido mediante estudios estadísticos de los resultados según la norma ISO 5275/1986 (E). También se ha estudiado el efecto de la purificación de los aceites en columna de silica gel sobre los valores de K232 y triglicéridos. Finalmente se han comparado las composiciones de ácidos grasos obtenidas utilizando los métodos de reacción con potasa alcohólica en frío y de reacción en caliente con metilato sódico.

At its 700th meeting on September 8, 1955, the Council considered a report of the Chief of Staff of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine, General E. L. M. Burns, on an outbreak of violence in the Gaza area which had begun with an incident on August 22 in which an Egyptian post near the demarcation line was occupied by Israel forces; according to General Burns, this incident, in which one Egyptian officer and two soldiers had been killed and three others wounded, had started a chain of violence. While it was not possible to affix responsibility for the episode of August 22, he stated, it had been followed by an organized series of attacks on vehicles, installations and persons, carried out by gangs of marauders in Israel territory and resulting in the deaths of eleven military and civilian personnel and the injury of nine. The number and nature of these attacks, in the view of General Burns, suggested that they were the work of organized and well trained groups, and he stated that investigations by the United Nations military observers tended to support this view. There had also been numerous incidents of firing across the demarcation line, accompanied in some instances by incursions of small parties of troops of either side, and sometimes resulting in heavy casualties. In view of the deterioration in the situation, General Burns reported, he had requested on August 26 that responsible Israel authorities in the area be instructed to act with restraint, and had informed the Egyptians that in his view it would be advisable to post United Nations military observers on the Egyptian side in accordance with arrangements previously in force, but subsequently discontinued.

02 The Value of the Christian Home by J. Edgar Hoover 03 The Church at Home and Abroad by Hardy C. Powers 04 Meet Our Leaders by Joe Olson 06 The Ministry of Radio by T. W. Willingham 07 Christian Living Begins in the Home by T. E. Martin 07 God's Claim on Our Money by Edward S. Mann 08 Our "Family of the Year" by H. J. O. 10 What the Church of the Nazarene Believes by H. S. Galloway 10 Sunday in the Christian Home by Paul H. Garrett 11 Keeping Marriage Happy by J. George Taylorson 12 "I Am Rich!" By Kathryn Blackburn Peck 13 Editorials by Stephen S. White 16 The Christian Home - The Cradle of Democracy by Vernal H. Carmichael 16 The First Job of Parents by J. N. Nielson 17 For Christian Homes: Guaranteed Power by R. E. Swim 18 A Vital Religion: The Need of Our Times by F. M. Whitsell 19 Our General Assembly: Democracy in Action by S. T. Ludwig 20 "Families that Pray Together Stay Together" by John E. Riley 21 Christian Parents: A Child's Right by A. S. London 21 An Important Choice: The Christian College by Maurice R. Emery 22 The Young People's Society by L. J. Du Bois 22 The Question Box by Stephen S. White 23 Religious News and Comments by Delbert R. Gish 23 The Home Circle by Grace Ramquist 24 The Sunday-School Lesson by Norman R. Oke 27 Our Teen-agers by Mrs. G. B. Williamson ; https://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_hoh/2761/thumbnail.jpg

On May 18, 1948, the United Nations Security Council approved a questionnaire which asked the Arab League states to report whether they had troops in Palestine, and if so, where such troops were located, what their military objectives were, and whether negotiations were going on with the Jews. Lebanon, Syria, and Saudi Arabia replied on May 22, and Yemen and the Arab Higher Committee within the next two days, that their troops had been sent in to protect the Arab inhabitants from Zionist aggression and terrorism, and that they would not negotiate with Israel for an end of the Palestine war. The Council followed the questionnaire with a request on May 22 for a cease-fire in Palestine. The Arab League's Political Committee met in Amman, Transjordan, May 25, to discuss the cease-fire appeal and indicated the acceptance of the Arab states on the condition that there would be a cessation of Jewish immigration, a condition which was unacceptable to the representatives of Israel. On May 29, the Security Council passed a resolution calling for a four-week truce which was accepted on June 2 by the Provisional Government of Israel and the seven member nations of the Arab League, the latter stating that the suspension of hostilities was merely a means of finding the just solution of the Palestine problem. The truce, to go into effect on June 11, was accepted unconditionally by both parties on June 9. United Nations' Mediator Count Folke Bernadotte announced that no military advantage was to accrue to either side under the cease-fire and the truce.

"Letter from Gen. Alvaro Obregón to Mr. Rafael Manzo, Treasurer of the Nation concerning a loan payment to Mr. Miguel Villegas who assisted the Guerrero forces in the last revolutionary movement. Letter from Mr. Miguel Villegas to Gral. Obregón, enclosing eight documents that prove his revolutionary performance in Montes de Oca, Guerrero from September 1919 to September 14, 1920, signed by Mr. Andrés C. Galeana, Mr. Julio Vélez, Mr. Othón C. Mariscal, Mr. Juan Santiago, Mr. Manuel C. Téllez, Mr. Delfino Ríos, Mr. Zacarías Gómez and Mr. Miguel Villegas of the Liberal Club Hermenegildo Galeana and Silviano Muñoz, President of the City Council of La Unión, Guerrero. Documents signed by Gen. Brigadier Héctor F. López on the services provided by Miguel Villegas. File. V-22 / Carta del Gral. Alvaro Obregón al Sr. Rafael Manzo, Tesorero General de la Nación, sobre un pago que debe hacerse al Sr. Miguel Villegas por concepto de préstamo a las fuerzas de Guerrero en el último movimiento revolucionario. Carta del Sr. Miguel Villegas al Gral. Obregón, adjuntando ocho documentos que comprueban su actuación revolucionaria en Montes de Oca, Gro. desde septiembre de 1919 al 14 de septiembre de 1920, firmados por los Srs. Andrés C. Galeana, Julio Vélez, Othón C. Mariscal, Juan Santiago, Manuel C. Téllez, Delfino Ríos, Zacarías Gómez y Miguel Villegas del Club Liberal Hermenegildo Galeana y Silviano Muñoz, Presidente del Ayuntamiento de La Unión, Gro. Documentos firmados por el Gral. Brigadier Héctor F. López sobre los servicios prestados por Miguel Villegas. Exp. V-22 "

ENGLANDS SCHWÄCHE UND DEUTSCHLANDS STÄRKE [10] Englands Schwäche und Deutschlands Stärke [10] ( - ) Einband ( - ) [Verzeichnis Hefte]: Der Deutsche Krieg ( - ) Titelseite ([2]) Impressum ([4]) Vorwort ([5]) [Text]: (7) I. (8) 1. Wir beginnen mit dem gefährdeten deutschen Außenverkehr. (9) 2. [Handel]: (10) [Tabelle]: Der engere Ring besteht aus den nachfolgenden Gebieten, für welche aus dem Jahre 1913 folgende Handelsbeteiligungen am Gesamthandel des deutschen Zollgebiets stattgefunden haben: (10) [Tabelle]: Der zweite Ring, welcher teils lediglich zu Land, teils ohne von der englischen Seemacht wesentlich beeinträchtigt werden zu können, verkehrsmäßig erreichbar geblieben ist, wird von folgenden Gebieten gebildet: (11) 3. Was die übrigen 75% der Einfuhren und 60% der Ausfuhren anlangt, so liegen die Dinge für jeden einzelnen der sehr vielen Artikel und Waren verschieden günstig oder ungünstig. (11) 4. Aus dem Bisherigen ist ersichtlich, daß ein großer Teil des deutschen Außenhandels durch England, geschweige denn Rußland und Frankreich nicht abschneidbar, nicht einmal angreifbar ist,. (14) 5. Etwas ganz anderes sind natürlich die privaten Verschiebungen sowohl von Vermögenswerten als Einkommengrößen, welche dahin zielen, den vorsichtigen und leistungsfähigen, d. h. nicht allzu spitzig lediglich auf Kredit wirtschaftenden Geschäftsmann außerordentlich begünstigen. (16) 6. Diese kurze Darlegung des Sachverhalts ist keineswegs optimistisch gefärbt. (17) II. (18) 1. Ein britisches "Weltreich" im Sinne eines in sich zusammenhängenden organischen Gebildes gibt es nicht. (18) 2. Von den europäischen Engländern leben nicht weniger als 70% in Stadtgebilden bzw. Stadtdistrikten mit je 5000 und mehr Einwohnern; (19) 3. Die grundlegenden Unterschiede in der Agragverfassung Englands und Deutschlands sind bekannt und gipfeln darin,. (20) 4. Die Binnenernährung aus eigenen Erzeugnissen der heimischen Bodenkultur. (20) [Tabelle]: Die Binnenernährung aus eigenen Erzeugnissen der heimischen Bodenkultur in ihrer heutigen Bedingtheit hauptsächlich durch die Agrarverfassung und die Agrarpolitik kann aus folgenden Ziffern abgelesen und dabei mit dem Reiche verglichen werden: (20) 5. Man könnte glauben, daß darüber im Deutschen Reich die Viehaltung weniger große Fortschritte gemacht habe, für welche Großbritannien bekanntlich bessere klimatische usw. Vorbedingungen hat. (21) [Tabelle]: Der Vergleich zeigt folgende Viehbestände: (21) 6. Zur englischen "Fleischproduktion" müssen wir auch die Fischerei rechnen. (21) 7. Fassen wir alles zusammen, so wird der Wert der deutschen landwirtschaftlichen Produktion aller Art. (22) 8. Es ist bei dem heutigen Stande der Produktionsstatistik leider noch nicht möglich, auf der Grundlage der heimischen Bereitstellung von Urprodukten. (22) 9. Damit sind wir bei der schwachen Stelle des kunstvollen und geschickt angelegten wirtschaftlichen Bauwerks angelangt; (23) 10. Das englische Kriegsziel ist, durch das französische und russische Landkriegsbeil die deutsche Industrie totschlagen zu lassen, (25) Einband ( - )

DIE HOFLAGER UND LANDSITZE DES WÜRTTEMBERGISCHEN REGENTENHAUSES Die Hoflager und Landsitze des württembergischen Regentenhauses (-) Einband (-) Titelseite (-) Festschrift zur Feier des 25jährigen Regierungs-Jubiläums Seiner Majestät des Königs Karl von Württemberg in tiefster Ehrfurcht dargebracht von dem Lehrerkollegium der K. Technischen Hochschule in Stuttgart (-) Das Jubelfest der fünfundzwanzigjährigen Regierung Sr. Majestät des Königs Karl (I) Einleitung (1) Württemberg. (3) Fig. 1 Stammschloß Württemberg. (Tafel 1) Urach. (5) Fig. 2. Schloß in Urach. Lageplan. (5) Fig. 3. Schloß in Urach. Äußeres. (6) Fig. 4. Grundriß der Halle. (7) Fig. 5. Querschnitt der Halle. (7) Fig. 6. Grundriß des obern Stocks. (7) Fig. 7. Goldener Saal. (8) Fig. 8. Urach. Darstellung aus früherer Zeit. (9) Hohen-Tübingen. (10) Fig. 9. Tübingen. Lageplan. (10) Fig. 10. Grundriß des Schlosses. (11) Fig. 11. Schloßansicht vom Berg aus. (11) Fig. 12. Ansicht vom Neckar aus. (12) Fig. 13. Unteres Schloßthor. (13) Fig. 14. Oberes Schloßthor. (14) Fig. 15. Oberes Schloßthor. Pilasterfüllung. (15) Fig. 16. Bibliothekportal. (16) Fig. 17 und 18. Thüren im Schloßhof. (17) Fig. 19. Hohen-Tübingen. Nach Merian. (18) Göppingen. (19) Fig. 20. Schloß in Göppingen. Lageplan. (19) Fig. 21. Schloß in Göppingen. Grundriß. (20) Fig. 22. Äußere Ansicht. (20) Fig. 23. Haupteingang. (21) Fig. 24. Treppenhaus-Thür. (22) Fig. 25. Untersicht der Treppe. (23) Fig. 26. Rippengewölbe der Treppe. (23) Fig. 27. Fenster im Hofe. (24) Fig. 28. Zugladen im Hofe. (24) Fig. 29. Schloß Göppingen. Nach Merian. (24) Stuttgart. (25) Fig. 30. Grundriß des Alten Schlosses. (26) Fig. 31. Altes Schloß. Geometrischer Aufriß. Westseite. (27) Fig. 32. Altes Schloß. Ostseite. (28) Fig. 33. Hof des Alten Schlosses. (29) Fig. 34. Stadtansicht. Nach Merian. (31) Fig. 35. Portal am Alten Kanzleigebäude. Rechtseitig. (32) Fig. 36. Portal am Alten Kanzleigebäude. Linkseitig. (33) Fig. 37. Prinzen-Palais. (34) Fig. 38. Lustgarten. (35) Hirsau. (37) Ludwigsburg. (38) Fig. 39. ...

Projekta darbs ir izveidots saskaņā ar iepriekš sastādīto projekta plānu, un noformēts saskaņā ar Latvijas Universitātes metodiskiem norādījumiem. Par darba rezultātu var uzskatīt projekta izstrādes pabeigšanu. Pirmajā nodaļā autors iepazistinā ar projekta ideju, tas aktualitāti. Ir pamatots kāpēc izvēlētais projekts ir nepieciešams, un kādas pastāvošas un aktuālas problēmas tas risinās. Autors izskaidro projekta būtību – kā šīs projekts darbojas. Nodaļas beigās autors apraksta kādus plusus no projekta realizēšanas un darbības saņems uzņēmums, piedāvājuma un pieprasījuma puses, kā arī valsts. Otrajā nodaļā autors aprakstā uzņēmuma juridisku formu, nosaukumu, atrašanas vietu un pamato savas izvēles. Tālāk tiek noskaidrots cik liela pamatkapitāla summa ir vajadzīga darba uzsākšanai un tas sadalījums. Turpinājumā autors aplūko ēkas un pamatlīdzekļi kuri ir vajadzīgi pirms projekta realizācija uzsākšanai, ņemot vērā uzņēmuma darbības specifiku. Apakšnodaļas beigās autors mērķa izpildīšanai, kas bija izvirzīta otras nodaļas sakumā, piedāvā dažādas finansējuma piesaistes iespējas. Trešajā nodaļā autors izpēta nozari, kurā atradīsies projekts. Autors aplūkos un izanalizēs nozares attīstības tendences, tas perspektīvas un aprakstīs nozares tiesisko regulējumu. Ceturtajā nodaļā autors raksturo uzņēmuma darbības, viņa pakalpojuma veidus. Apakšnodaļa par pakalpojumu raksturojumu, autors apraksta projekta īpašus aktivitātes – jaunu pakalpojuma vidi Latvijas tirgū. Ir aprakstīts pakalpojuma īpašības, atšķirību no līdzīgiem pakalpojuma veidiem, papildinot informāciju ar projekta kontroli. Tālāk ir aprakstīta cenu politika – no kādam aktivitātēm tiks saņemta peļņa un kāda cena ir uz tiem. Piektajā daļā autors apraksta uzņēmuma mārketingu un mārketinga stratēģiju. Vispirms, ir uzrakstīts pakalpojumu būtiskākais noieta tirgus; ir izanalizēti uzņēmuma potenciālie klienti un viņu piesaiste. Turpinājumā ir izveidota piecu Portera spēku tabula un izklāstīta un paskaidrota SVID analīze. Sestajā nodaļā autors apraksta kas tieši ir vajadzīgs projekta realizācijai – kādi resursi ir vajadzīgi, ka arī ir paskaidrots projekta īstenošanas secība un posmi. (Projekta laika-atbildības tabula un projekta laika grafiks atrodas pielikumos). Septītā nodaļā autors sastrādā uzņēmuma ieņēmuma plānu, peļņas un zaudējuma aprēķinu, kā arī uzņēmuma naudas plūsmas pārskatu un uzņēmuma bilanci par nākamiem 3 gadiem. Pēdējā, astotā nodaļā autors izanalizē riskus, kuri varētu būt sastopami uzņēmuma dibināšanas un uzsākšanas laika, kā arī piedāvā riska mazināšanas iespējas. Nobeigumā tiek sastādīts literatūras saraksts pēc kuras bija ņemta informācija dažu informāciju aprakstīšanai un pievienoti pielikumi, viens no tiem ir internet lapas lietotāju ligums, pec kura uzņēmumam būtu vieglāk kontrolēt darba procesu un samazināt dažus riskus. ; Project work is created in accordance with a predetermined project plan, and presented in accordance with the Latvian University guidance documents. Project results can be considered project realisation and development. In the first chapter author introduce with project idea and its topicality. Are explained reason of choice of the project and what existing and topical problems it solves. Author explains the nature of a project - how the project works. The chapter concludes with the author describes which advantages and implementation after realization will have company, supply and demand sides as well as the state. In second chapter author describes company's legal form, name, location, and justify his choice. It is further shown how a large amount of capital necessary for the launching and distribution. Is proposed objective, after witch project needs to be easily realised, and author explains money savings and a small amount of fixed capital. . At the end of subchapter for the target to comply, that was proposed at the beginning of the chapter, author offers a variety of fundraising options. In the third chapter author researches industry, in which will be located the project. Author will talk about and analyze industry trends, the outlook for the industry and describe the legal frameworks. Author concludes that, overall, the company's action is very actual and industry is developing very rapidly, so the company will success further development. In the fourth chapter author describes the company's activities, its type of service. In subtopic about the service description, author describes the specific activities of the project - a new service environment in the Latvian market. In the fifth chapter author describes the company's marketing and marketing strategy. First of all, there is written sales market for services, an analysis of the company's potential customers and their deposits. After is described Porter's five forces and explained the SWOT analysis. In sixth chapter author describes what exactly is needed for the project - what resources are needed, and also explains sequencing of implementation. (Responsibility of the project time-table; large size of time table can be seen in the appendix). In seventh chapter author draws up plan for the company's revenue, profit and loss as well as the company money flow statement and balance sheet of the company for the next 3 years. In last, eighth chapter author analyzes the risks that might have company after its formation and start-up time, and offers risk minimization options. Finally, there is prepared a list of literature for which the information has been taken to describe some of the information and attached appendices, one of which is a web site user agreement, after which the company would be easier to control the work process and reduce some risks.

"African-Asian interactions contribute to the emergence of a decentred, multi-polar world in which different actors need to redefine themselves and their relations to each other. Afrasian Transformations explores these changes to map out several arenas where these transformations have already produced startling results: development politics, South-South cooperation, cultural memory, mobile lifeworlds and transcultural connectivity. The contributions in this volume neither celebrate these shifting dynamics as felicitous proof of a new age of South-South solidarity, nor do they debunk them as yet another instance of burgeoning geopolitical hegemony. Instead, they seek to come to terms with the ambivalences, contradictions and potential benefits entailed in these transformations -- that are also altering our understanding of (trans)area in an increasingly globalized world. Contributors include: Seifudein Adem, Nafeesah Allen, Hanna Getachew Amare, Tom De Bruyn, Casper Hendrik Claassen, Astrid Erll, John Njenga Karugia, Guive Khan-Mohammad, Vinay Lal, Pavan Kumar Malreddy, Jamie Monson, Diderot Nguepjouo, Satwinder Rehal, Ute Röschenthaler, Alexandra Samokhvalova, and Sophia Thubauville"--