. Within a few years, we hope to expand our experiential-learning opportunities to include such places as Thailand, Vietnam, and Belize, where we could work with locals to generate green business opportunities.
Should all undergraduates have an international experience—whether it’s on co-op, through study abroad, or as part of the international business program—before they enter the job market?
Most companies see international work experience as a plus. Even if graduates aren’t hired for international assignments, many will work on global teams. Having had global experience gives them a leg up on the competition. Employers often see that our students have a high level of maturity and a global perspective, and students with international business experience are particularly attractive to multinational companies.
How has business education changed over the past few years?
It’s changed in a number of ways. Last year, for example, we added an undergraduate course on international business and ethics. We also introduced a core undergraduate requirement in supply-chain management and operations, because of the importance of the supply chain in today’s business environment.
In addition, we’ve added an elective course on innovation. We plan to introduce more courses that focus on sustainability and the business of health care. And we’re set to begin an extensive review of our curriculum, with an eye toward developing innovative, effective and efficient ways of delivering our courses.
Entrepreneurship is a signature strength of the Northeastern business student. How are students honing their entrepreneurial skills?
For the past 50 years, entrepreneurship has been both a theme and an attitude that has run deeply through the college. The undergraduate entrepreneurship major continues to grow, and students are showing an increased desire to be more active in their education.
Both the Entrepreneurship Club and a new program called IDEA—which helps undergraduates launch their own businesses—are great illustrations of how innovation and entrepreneurship permeate the college, not only through the courses we teach, but also through student-run initiatives.
Recruiting top faculty is a university-wide initiative. How is CBA responding?
Over the past five years, we’ve recruited more than 35 new faculty members, attracting faculty from top doctoral programs as well as from other top business schools.
Like Northeastern, CBA is on the move: Faculty members are engaged in a wide range of research projects, and take the lead on curriculum development and innovation. They’re constantly looking for ways to improve the academic experience. And they work with senior managers of companies to remain on the cutting edge of what’s going on in the business community.
House aficionados rejoice: AC Slater just revealed an ace from up his sleeve.
Emulating a UK-bass inspired sound while holding down top spot among LA’s monthly parties, AC Slater and company have grown Night Bass into more than a touring event or genre. Night Bass has become a movement, and now it is ready to become a record label. From the ashes of the recently dissolved Trouble & Bass, Night Bass Records has emerged. Marking the occasion, the newly formed imprint is celebrating with a new mix featuring a preview of what to expect moving forward.
Jack Beats, Chris Lorenzo, Petey Clicks, and AC himself all contribute to the inaugural offering, dubbed “This Is Night Bass Vol. 1.” The mix is a rapid-fire blend of groovy, thumping basslines and deep, funky house cuts.
From hosting one of LA’s most in-demand shakedowns to setting summer off with the debut of a brand new record imprint, Night Bass is here to stay, and they are previewing big things on the way.Date: 2009-03-10
Colegiul Naţional Emil Racoviţă Cluj-Napoca disseminated the integration of the education for sustainable development in the Romanian curriculum through the SUS-EMAS project during the
The presentation “SUS-EMAS activities – beyond & together the curricular subjects” was introduced by Ariana Văcăreţu in order to show how the SUS-EMAS project’s activities developed students’ competences, values and attitudes which are to be developed through different subjects from the Romanian national School Curriculum.
You can find below, the agenda of the conference and the PPT presentation mentioned above, both in Romanian language.<filename>Modules/PhysicsDebug/Sources/PhysicsDebug/Private/PhysicsDebugModule.cpp
#include "PhysicsDebug/PhysicsDebugModule.h"
#include "Reflection/Reflection.h"
#include "Reflection/ReflectionRegistrator.h"

#include <physx/PxPhysicsAPI.h>
#include <PxShared/pvd/PxPvd.h>
#include <PxShared/pvd/PxPvdTransport.h>

namespace DAVA
{
PhysicsDebug::PhysicsDebug(Engine* engine)
    : IModule(engine)
{
    DAVA_REFLECTION_REGISTER_PERMANENT_NAME(PhysicsDebug);
}

PhysicsDebug::~PhysicsDebug()
{
    DVASSERT(pvd == nullptr);
}

void PhysicsDebug::Init()
{
    if (pvd!= nullptr)
    {
        const char* pvdHostIp = "127.0.0.1"; // IP of the PC which is running PVD
        int port = 5425; // TCP port to connect to, where PVD is listening
        unsigned int timeout = 100; // timeout in milliseconds to wait for PVD to respond,
        // consoles and remote PCs need a higher timeout.
        transport = physx::PxDefaultPvdSocketTransportCreate(pvdHostIp, port, timeout);
        pvd->connect(*transport, physx::PxPvdInstrumentationFlag::eALL);
    }
}

void PhysicsDebug::Shutdown()
{
    if (pvd!= nullptr)
    {
        DVASSERT(transport!= nullptr);
        if (pvd->isConnected())
        {
            pvd->disconnect();
        }

        transport->release();
        transport = nullptr;
    }
}

physx::PxPvd* PhysicsDebug::CreatePvd(physx::PxFoundation* foundation)
{
    DVASSERT(pvd == nullptr);
    DVASSERT(foundation!= nullptr);
    pvd = physx::PxCreatePvd(*foundation);
    return pvd;
}

void PhysicsDebug::ReleasePvd()
{
    DVASSERT(pvd!= nullptr);
    pvd->release();
    pvd = nullptr;
}

DAVA_VIRTUAL_REFLECTION_IMPL(PhysicsDebug)
{
    ReflectionRegistrator<PhysicsDebug>::Begin()
   .Method("CreatePvd", &PhysicsDebug::CreatePvd)
   .Method("ReleasePvd", &PhysicsDebug::ReleasePvd)
   .End();
}

} // namespace DAVA
Under registration procedures, in force since 1 April 2010 a company can start to operate after the on-line transmission of the "Comunicazione Unica" a single communication (so-called Single Notification), either to the Business Register or REA (complete guide for filling of Comunicazione Unica: click here).
Istituto Nazionale Previdenza Sociale INPS which is the National Social Security Institute for employee or self-employed worker registration.
a digital signature device such as: smart card, Carta Nazionale dei Servizi CNS (National Service Card), Carta Regionale dei Servizi CRN (it is a Regional Service Card released by each single Regione, Carta di Identità Elettronica CIE (Electronic ID Card), Business Key which can be purchased at the Camera di Commercio or at Agenzia per l'Italia Digitale.
Posta Elettronica Certificata (PEC) adress (it is a a Certified E-Mail address) which is issued only by the registered providers of the list of Agenzia per l'Italia Digitale.
The investor can charge a chartered accountant to send the Single Notification, digitally sign and transmit it on line for business establishment after release of a non authenticated power of attorney ("procura" under the form prescribed by the Ministry for Economic Development on Bulletin n. 3616/C dated 15 February 2008).
After the investor has sent the Single Notification to the competent Company Registry or REA, it will be checked and in case of negative assessment the system will send soon an e-mail to the user PEC address.
If all checks will be positive, the Single Notification will be recorded soon and the relevant receipt will be sent to the company PEC address (to that of the representative who filled the application, giving authorization to start business establishment).This was in 2000 or 2001, and happened in the US Navy.  Chaplains may not be a part of the command structure, but they still wear bars on their collars, and the enlisted men in security aren't going to ignore those bars.  The chaplain had my ship's duty Master at Arms bring me to base security, where I was informed that I needed to remove the offending emblem from my car, or my base parking privileges would be revoked.  Parking on base was a big deal, because there was a 3 mile long bridge you had