Userhat and Kha: In Humble Worship The ancient Egyptians had an entire society based on interaction with the spiritual world‚ erecting temples and shrines in honor of the many gods they felt to have power over their lives. Requiring a great amount of skill‚ intelligence‚ and brute strength‚ when these devotional tools were built‚ they were built to last. Such holy places housed objects of great spiritually symbolic importance in reflection of their worship-driven lifestyles. Tangible and beautiful
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HAUS KHAS INTRODUCTION In 1303 A.D.‚ Alauddin Khilji laid the foundation of his capital city Siri. He decided to build a reservoir to serve the basic needs of growing population. The tank called Hauz e- Alai (tank of Alauddin) was spread over huge area of 6 hectares and it remained filled with monsoon water naturally. After the death of Alauddin‚ focus shifted away from Siri to Jahanpanah as new capital. The water channels got silted up and dry bed began to cultivate. In the middle of 14th
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In 1906‚ the resting place of the Egyptian architect Kha and his wife Merit was discovered by the Italian Egyptologist Ernesto Schiaparelli. The tomb was discovered by the cemetery at Deir-el Medina‚ which served as the village of the royal tomb makers. Inside Ernesto Schiaparelli discover that the tomb appeared to be unrobed and contained most of the items‚ originally placed inside for its dead occupants‚ very well preserved. This was the case because of the odd location of the tomb with it being
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Use of IMC tools in tourism of India Submitted to Mr. Shahriar kabir Course instructor: Integrated Marketing Communication Submitted by Md. Tanvir Nayem Class ID: 804 Institute of Business Administration Jahangirnagar University Savar‚ Dhaka Date of Submission: October 19‚ 2011 Tourism in India is the largest service industry‚ with a contribution of 6.23% to the national GDP and 8.78% of the total employment in India. India witnesses more than 17.9 million annual foreign tourist
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Effect of Coercion and Undue Influence Sr. No # Topics Page No # 1. Definition of Consent 02 2. Definition of Free consent 02 3. Concercion 02 4. Literal meaning of Coercion 02 5. What is Contract Coercion 02 6. Definition 02 7. Definition of Corecion according to Contract Act 1872 03-04 8. Effect of Coercion 04-05 9. Coercion under criminal cases 05 10. Coercion under Civil cases 05 11. Undue influence 05 12. Literal meaning of Undue Influence
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Tajhana Allen Professor Morrison/Nicolaides Sophomore Core December 11‚ 2012 Community Service P.A.I.R.S Lets face it‚ when we hear the words “community service”‚ we automatically think it’s going to be torcher‚ hard labor or something scary. At least‚ that’s what I thought when my professors first told me I had to do 30 hours of community service. I thought it was going to be impossible for me to do 30 hours along with commuting back and forth to school; transportation was already
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1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ………………………………………………………………..2 PAIRS TRADING: INTRODUCTION……………………………………………………..3 KEY CHARACTERISTICS………………………………………………………………….5 INSTRUMENTS USED FOR PAIRS TRADING ………………………………………...8 STRATEGY …………………………………………………………………………………10 TESTING FOR MEAN REVERSION ……………………………………………………10 PAIRS TRADING MODEL ………………………………………………………………..11 a. Screening for Pairs b. Trading Rules c. Risk Management d. Risk involved STEPS IN PAIR TRADING ……………………………………………………………….14 CASES ………………………………………………………………………………………
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Work(painting): Pair of Shoes (1886) Artist: Vincent Willem van Gogh Theme: Van Gogh made Pair of Shoes from a pair of boots he purchased at a flea market. He wore the boots on an extended rainy walk to create the effect he wished for this painting‚ which may have been a tribute to the working man. The Van Gogh Museum speculates that they may also be symbolic for Van Gogh of his "difficult passage through life." Reason: In this painting of Vincent Van Gogh‚ all we can see is an old pair of shoes
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PAIR TRADING STRATEGIES Presented by: Industry Guide: Faculty Guide: Anand Agrawal - 09206 Sulagn Patanaik - 09150 Mr. Vivek Gupta Prof. Devi Prasad Bedari & Dr. Jaba M. Gupta Company: CapitalVia Global Research Ltd. Road Map About CapitalVia Why Pair Trading? Project Objective Scope What is Pair Trading? Methodology Strategy Analysis Observations Findings Limitations Future Scope Pair Trading 1 November 2010 CapitalVia Global Research Ltd. Investment advisory firm Stock tips Commodity
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Close Reading of the Final Paragraph of “A Pair of Tickets” For I am a Chinese‚ reading A Pair of Tickets gives me a sense of familiar recognition but simultaneously vagueness. The war her parents gone through was words of text in my history lesson‚ and at the same time‚ my grandparents’ experiences too. Some visible and imperceptible effects of the war have affected hugely on the life of every Chinese‚ every family‚ every man and every woman‚ every child and every elder‚ the future generations
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