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Europe Day Ahead: Better data likely - don't bet on recovery

Jan. 21 - A look to the close of the European markets and a look ahead to the next day's trading, as well as what to expect from the Asian markets overnight.

Klassekunst : Wedstrijd

Bruist jouw klas van creativiteit? Organiseert de school een heuse kunstweek of een prikkelend kunstproject? Betrek amateurkunstenaars bij je project en doe mee met de wedstrijd Klassekunst. Alles kan en alles mag: een tentoonstelling, …

Staartdelingen tot tienduizend

Werkblaadje met staartdelingen tot tienduizend.

Waardepapieren : Bordspel

Met dit bordspel kunnen leerlingen die lessen hebben gehad over waardepapieren (cheque, aandelen, kasbon,...) hun kennis oefenen op een speelse manier. Het spelbord vind je als afzonderlijke bijlage, aangevuld met enkele pionnen kan het spel …

Daily Digit: China on the rebound

Jan. 18 - Fresh data shows China's growth is bouncing back at a rate that's the envy of G7 countries -- but can the world's second largest economy wean itself off a dependency on exports? Tara Joseph reports.

Saft says: Tale of the whale also about too big to fail

Jan. 17 - Reuters Columnist James Saft says banks will remain susceptible to speculative dangers as long as they're too big to fail.

Muriel Medard

Recorded 10/11/12

Protection

Public Seminar Series, Hilary term 2013. Seminar by Professor Bridget Anderson (University of Oxford) recorded on 21 November 2012 at the Oxford Department of International Development, University of Oxford.

3XSQ: JPMorgan slashes Dimon's bonus after "Whale" trade

Jan 16 - JPMorgan Chase's board of directors cut Chief Executive Jamie Dimon's bonus in half, citing the company's $6.2 billion "London Whale" trading loss, the company said on Wednesday.

After making billions, Alibaba's chief steps back

Jan. 16 - With his Alibaba empire larger than ever and a personal $3.4 billion fortune, Jack Ma is retiring as CEO to become executive chairman. But the Chinese entrepreneur isn't done yet.

Thomas A. Schwartz: “America and the Vietnam War”

Watch video of “America and the Vietnam War” from the Osher Lifelong Lecture Series event on Jan. 10. Thomas A. Schwartz, a professor of history and political science at Vanderbilt, examines the war’s history, United States’ involvement, anti-war protests and more. Lifelong learners aged 50 and above can sign up for the non-credit, six-week classes taughtkeep reading »

BattleCode 2013 Day 5

Recorded 1/15/13

Site Libre Savoirs: Introduction générale au droit

Domaine: Sciences économiques et sociales
I) Les cinq classifications de base : branches du Droit objectif, sources du Droit, personnes, droits subjectifs et obligations, choses II) La responsabilité pénale, civile et administrative des personnes III) Les modes de solution des litiges IV) Applications principales de l'articulation Droit Public/Droit Privé dans le domaine du vivant V) Méthodologie juridique générale pour l'ingénieur

Leerkaart werkwoorden : En Action 6

De verleden tijd (passé composé met être en avoir) en de regelmatige werkwoorden in de tegenwoordige tijd komen aan bod in dit schema. Deze bijdrage is gebaseerd op het handboek En Action 6.

Reuters Breakingviews

Jan. 14 - Agenda-setting financial insight from Reuters global commentary unit Breakingviews.

The new face of bling in China -- bikes

Jan. 14 - Ultra high-end models are challenging the bicycle's working-class image in China, and giving posh cars a run for their money as the latest status symbol for the country's nouveau riche.

Great Minds: Henrietta Leavitt and the Human Computers

Henrietta Swan Leavitt was one of a number of volunteer women astronomers who were allowed to serve as "computers" at Harvard College Observatory, doing tedious work male scientists wouldn't do, and ultimately making a discovery now known as Leavitt's Law, which allows us to measure the distance to stars. (03:58)

Amazing Dolphin Stampede

Watch a massive pod of dolphins stampede off the coast of Dana Point, California. The wild sight could be seen for miles but the crew on Captain Dave's Dolphin and Whale Safari got a close-up view when the dolphins passed right over the boat! (00:43)

16.400 Human Factors Engineering (MIT)

This course is designed to provide both undergraduate and graduate students with a fundamental understanding of human factors that must be taken into account in the design and engineering of complex aviation and space systems. The primary focus is the derivation of human engineering design criteria from sensory, motor, and cognitive sources to include principles of displays, controls and ergonomics, manual control, the nature of human error, basic experimental design, and human-computer interact

Peeling an Egg

Watch Martha Stewart as she demonstrates how to peel a hard-boiled egg. (01:10)

"1500 Doomed": People's Press Reports on the Gauley Bridge Disaster

The deadly lung disease silicosis is caused when miners, sandblasters, and foundry and tunnel workers inhale fine particles of silica dust--a mineral found in sand, quartz, and granite. In 1935, approximately 1,500 workers--largely African Americans who had come north to find work--were killed by exposure to silica dust while building a tunnel in Gauley Bridge, West Virginia. Ordinarily, silicosis takes a several years to develop, but these West Virginia tunnel workers were falling ill in a matt

Are You Looking for Selling or Buying Software Intellectual Properties?

By: arizalska The new world has made everything easy for the world where every you turn something brand new invention of software being promoted but it is sometimes stolen so for making it safe a software patent law has been made by the government. http://www.patentsusa.com

Europe Week Ahead: Europe's flimsy feel-good factor

Jan. 11 - Bullish rhetoric and bumper bond sales are lifting euro zone spirits, but German GDP figures and more bond auctions will test whether the feel-good factor can last through next week.

Euro crisis over? Not so fast -- S&P

Jan. 11 - The euro crisis is easing and the outlook brightening. But that's exactly when the risk of complacency is greatest, says S&P's Moritz Kraemer, who also discusses France, Spain, Ireland and UK.