Content Chap.1 Introduction Chap. 2 Background knowledge-Climate Change Chap. 3 Climate/change and agriculture Chap. 4 Climate/change and water resources Chap. Climate/change and land resources Chap. 6 Climate/change and disasters

Symbolism and Ritual It's a huge topic, it could cover a whole course 1. Two examples: a. Mariage ritual from the Kuna called\the dragging' i. Bride and groom would not choose each other, but their parents would arrange the marriage secretly. The groom's friends would traditionally surprise him and drag him down the street. (Now a days, they don't fight back so hard and they know ahead of time)

Archaeal Membranes and Cell Wall Archaea lack fatty acids, instead have hydrocarbon moieties bonded to glycerol by ether (instead of ester) linkages Glycerol diethers and diglycerol tetraethers are the major classes of lipids present in Archaea Archaea do not contain muramic acid and D-amino acids in Bacteria

Chapter F2 Power notes Analyzing Transactions Learning objectives 1. Usefulness of an Account 2. Characteristics of an Account 3. Analyzing and Summarizing Transactions 4. Illustration of Analyzing and Summarizing 5. Trial Balance 6. Discovery and Correction of Errors 7. Financial Analysis and Interpretation

5.1. Dead Loads 5.2. Live Loads, Snow and Wind Loads 5.3. Earthquake Loads 5.4. Internal and External Movement 5.5. Response of structures and codes

5.1. Dead Loads 5.2. Live Loads, Snow and Wind Loads 5.3. Earthquake Loads 5.4. Internal and External Movement 5.5. Response of structures and codes

5.1. Dead Loads 5.2. Live Loads, Snow and Wind Loads 5.3. Earthquake Loads 5.4. Internal and External Movement 5.5. Response of structures and codes

5.1. Dead Loads 5.2. Live Loads, Snow and Wind Loads 5.3. Earthquake Loads 5.4. Internal and External Movement 5.5. Response of structures and codes

Estimating the duration for each activity Establishing the estimated start time and required completion time for the overall project Calculating the earliest times at which each activity can start and finish, based on the project’s estimated start time Calculating the latest times by which each activity must start and finish in order to complete the project by its required completion time Determining the amount of positive or negative slack between the time each activity can start or finish and the time it must start or finish Identifying the critical (longest) path of activities

1. Basic Conception of Production & Operations Management 2. Production System and its Classification 3. Organization of Production System 4. Operations Management &Operations Strategy 5. The Classical View of Operations Strategy 6. Strategic Initiatives-Reengineering 7. Matching Process and Product Life Cycles 8. Capacity Growth Planning