(openPR) - Running concurrent with the forthcoming ATypI Helsinki Conference is an exhibition that celebrates the work of a major designer with whom most people are unknowingly familiar even as they encounter his work daily. Matthew Carter has designed over seventy-five typefaces, of which Galliard, Charter and Miller are best known for setting continuous text. He has made typefaces for journalistic purposes: Olympian, Time Caledonia, and Miller News, among others that daily grace the pages of popular magazines and respected newspapers. His typefaces for on-screen viewing, Georgia, Verdana, Tahoma and Nina regularly lend readabilty, legibility and efficiency to screen-based communications. He has received major commissions to design proprietary typefaces, whose use are restricted to one organization, for news media corporations, software companies, and cultural institutions. During his expansive career Carter has pioneered all aspects of type design in its evolution, continuously pushing the technical and ultimately the creative envelope as it relates to type, typography and visual communications, ensuring that the very real human needs for readabilty, legibility and expression are met.
Official opening: Saturday 17 September; 1200
Exhibition runs: 17 September-16 October; 2005
Opening hours: Monday-Thursday 1000-2000; Friday-Saturday 1000-1600
Venue: Aralis Library and Information Centre, Hämeentie 135 A, FIN-00560 Helsinki, Finland
Admission: Free
This exhibition was organized by the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery at UMBC. It has received major funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. Funding support has also come from an arts programme grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, the Baltimore County Commission on Arts & Sciences, the Friends of the Library Gallery, Carter & Cone Type, Inc., and private contributors. At UMBC, support has also come from the Visual Arts Department, Graduate School, Special Sessions Policy Committee, and the Humanities Forum. Special acknowledgements to ATypI, Aralis Library and Information Center, UIAH and Lahti Polytechnic, Institute of Design.
Jumat, 05 Februari 2010
Prawn Crackers make delicious and healthy
Crackers are a part that can not be removed from the tradition of Indonesian society. And almost everyone likes crackers, it tastes good but also relatively affordable price. Generally dry crackers are a form of thin plates made of basic materials such as fish, the skin and can also come from the shrimp.
But now so many crackers that use materials that are not allowed pangawet or harm consumers, such as the use of borax. And for making all kinds of crackers did not require preservatives in its manufacture.
STRUKTUR HUTANG
This artikel discuss about STRUKTUR HUTANG.
Debt structure describes a composition term debt used by companies, both short, medium, or long term, and is influenced by the size of these debts
Various kinds of debt, among others:
1. Short-Term Debt
2. Medium-Term Debt
3. Long-Term Debt
Short-Term Debt (Utang Jangka Pendek)
Source of funding short-term debt are grouped into:
1. Passive decision variable, the amount of the funding sources will depend on other aspects of the decision in accordance with the company's activities. For example: purchase of raw materials on credit, accruals accounts.
2. On The decision variable, companies must actively seek and obtain funding sources and in the codes should have formal agreements to creditors. For example: bank debt.
Medium-Term Debt (Utang Jangka Menengah)
In this type of debt repayment is usually paid when the asset is financed with debt are no longer needed. However, payments are also done regularly.
The benefits of this debt is that debt can be adjusted with available cash flow to pay off these debts.
Long-Term Debt (Utang Jangka Panjang)
In general, long-term debt has approximately more than 5 years, and some even believe that this debt has a 10-year period.
Long-term debt had ties with the capital structure. If the company borrows the funds and return it within a relatively long time then the loan / debt will become part of the company's capital structure.
Comparison between long-term debt that is borrowed and own capital is usually defined as the capital.
Long-term debt is also formed by the extension of loans / short term debt and medium term debt, it is seen on the basis of these debt payments.
The types of long-term debt include:
1. Bonds
2. Mortgages
3. Investment Credit
Considerations In Debt Decisions
The longer the loan / debt is more secure because of the smaller firms bear the risk of bankruptcy, but the cost of greater interest.
The greater the likelihood of extending the loan period, the greater the cost of the extension to be issued and is likely to bear the risk of bankruptcy.
Funding Period Structure
Hedging Approach
Financing strategy of each asset with a term roughly equivalent to the rotation period of these assets into cash. This approach is based on the matching principle which states that the source of funds should be adjusted to how long the funds needed.
Conclusion
Funding comes from corporate loans / debt both in the short term, medium, and in the long term. It also depends on the size of the company's activities. Consideration is taken to make the debt is not only based on company needs, but also must be grounded also the risk of loss or bankruptcy which will be experienced after the debt.
Debt structure describes a composition term debt used by companies, both short, medium, or long term, and is influenced by the size of these debts
Various kinds of debt, among others:
1. Short-Term Debt
2. Medium-Term Debt
3. Long-Term Debt
Short-Term Debt (Utang Jangka Pendek)
Source of funding short-term debt are grouped into:
1. Passive decision variable, the amount of the funding sources will depend on other aspects of the decision in accordance with the company's activities. For example: purchase of raw materials on credit, accruals accounts.
2. On The decision variable, companies must actively seek and obtain funding sources and in the codes should have formal agreements to creditors. For example: bank debt.
Medium-Term Debt (Utang Jangka Menengah)
In this type of debt repayment is usually paid when the asset is financed with debt are no longer needed. However, payments are also done regularly.
The benefits of this debt is that debt can be adjusted with available cash flow to pay off these debts.
Long-Term Debt (Utang Jangka Panjang)
In general, long-term debt has approximately more than 5 years, and some even believe that this debt has a 10-year period.
Long-term debt had ties with the capital structure. If the company borrows the funds and return it within a relatively long time then the loan / debt will become part of the company's capital structure.
Comparison between long-term debt that is borrowed and own capital is usually defined as the capital.
Long-term debt is also formed by the extension of loans / short term debt and medium term debt, it is seen on the basis of these debt payments.
The types of long-term debt include:
1. Bonds
2. Mortgages
3. Investment Credit
Considerations In Debt Decisions
The longer the loan / debt is more secure because of the smaller firms bear the risk of bankruptcy, but the cost of greater interest.
The greater the likelihood of extending the loan period, the greater the cost of the extension to be issued and is likely to bear the risk of bankruptcy.
Funding Period Structure
Hedging Approach
Financing strategy of each asset with a term roughly equivalent to the rotation period of these assets into cash. This approach is based on the matching principle which states that the source of funds should be adjusted to how long the funds needed.
Conclusion
Funding comes from corporate loans / debt both in the short term, medium, and in the long term. It also depends on the size of the company's activities. Consideration is taken to make the debt is not only based on company needs, but also must be grounded also the risk of loss or bankruptcy which will be experienced after the debt.
Independent education and research
In the name of the Party of the European Left I would like to express our solidarity and support to the students in Austria. As we see it, your protests do not only have an impact outside the academic world, but also far outside the borders of Austria.
They are an implication of willingness for resistance in Europe. The European Left stand up for free education and free access to every institution of education. We speak for independent education and research! And we decline the privatising of the educational system fundamentally.
Instead we plead for the construction and democratisation of the European educational system as well on behalf of us in the European Parliament as on the behalf of the parliamentarians of our member parties in their national parliaments. We turn against every form of exclusion and discrimination based on social background, gender or nationality.
High quality education has to be accessible and free of charge for everyone.That is why our solidarity lies with all protesting und striking students in the whole Austria as well as with everyone supporting them.
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