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(A) According to a recent study, it was seen that at least five students worked on a single computer in government schools.
(B) This will help them use the same computer simultaneously for the cost of a few extra mice.
(C) Each mouse will have a different cursor color and all of them are displayed on the monitor.
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- Women's boxing is yet to be recognized as an Olympic support,----. If that happens the dream of most of the tough girls may come true.
(A) The International Boxing Association has been campaigning to include it as an event in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
(B) Though boxing is a very tough sport many women are seen willing to take up professional boxing now a days.
(c) Even some state governments are now willing to employ the women pugilists. - Male Vanity is no different from female's ------ in Face, a confident man no longer shies away from stating his deep interest in beautifying his appearance.
(A) Western cosmetic houses have spent millions of dollars researching this: men want to look amazing too.
(B) Today's urban male spends as much on beauty products as his female counterpart.
(C) It is perhaps the fastest growing market segment of the feel good, look good industry. - If you can't give every student a computer, at least give them a mouse each. ----- This seems to be the reason behind Microsoft Research Lab India's development of a software solution that allows the use of multiple mice in a computer.
(A) According to a recent study, it was seen that at least five students worked on a single computer in government schools.
(B) This will help them use the same computer simultaneously for the cost of a few extra mice.
(C) Each mouse will have a different cursor color and all of them are displayed on the monitor. - Although the share of agriculture in the overall GDP has declined from around 40 per cent in 1980- 81 to below 20 per cent in 2006-07, its importance to the Indian economy can hardly be over emphasized. -------- In the context of ensuring food security and promoting inclusive growth, strategies to revitalize agriculture has become highly relevant.
(A) Fiscal deficits as a proportion of the GDP have come down but are still high by global standards.
(B) Infrastructure deficiencies can hold back further grown in the agriculture sector.
(C) Recent Volatility in agricultural production has had its impact not only on economic but on price stability as well. - Poverty is hitting increasing numbers of women, and it is hitting them harder, ---- The percentage of female-headed households varies from thirty to forty percent in some south and south-east Asian countries, to almost half of all households in developing as well as in industrial countries.
(A) This 'feminisation' of poverty is linked closely to the increase in poor female-headed households in developing as well as in industrial countries.
(B) The greatest burden of the world economic recession is increasingly borne by those least able to sustain it : women and children.
(C) Low-income women have sought paid work to compensate for decline in household income. - The threat perception level in Andhra Pradesh remains very high and available intelligence points to the presence of fundamentalist groups, and cash flows with foreign links. ------ To meet the challenge of terrorism successfully, these issues need to be addressed with a sense of urgency.
(A) All these need to be watched, monitored and analysed thoroughly if dastard, terrorist attacks are to be prevented.
(B) A greater coordination among various wings of the state police and regular exchange of information and intelligence with the central agencies acquire importance in this exercise.
(C) The success of anti-terrorism strategy depends on the strength and credibility of counter-intelligence. - Climate change and an increasing population could trigger a global food crisis in the next half century as countries struggle for fertile land to grow crops and rear animals. ---- Competition over sparse resources may lead to conflicts and environmental destruction, the scientists fear.
(A) To keep up with the growth in human population, more food will have to be produced world wide over the next 50 years than has been during the past 10,000 years combined, the experts said.
(B) But in many countries a combination of poor farming practices and deforestation will be exacerbated by climate change to steadily degrade soil fertility, having vast areas unsuitable for crops or grazing.
(C) The warnings came as researchers around the world convened at a United Nations-backed forum in Iceland on sustainable development to address halve hunger and extreme poverty by 2015. - Climate change and an increasing population could trigger a global food crisis in the next half century as countries struggle for fertile land to grow crops and rear animals. ---- Competition over sparse resources may lead to conflicts and environmental destruction, the scientists fear.
(A) To keep up with the growth in human population, more food will have to be produced world wide over the next 50 years than has been during the past 10,000 years combined, the experts said.
(B) But in many countries a combination of poor farming practices and deforestation will be exacerbated by climate change to steadily degrade soil fertility, having vast areas unsuitable for crops or grazing.
(C) The warnings came as researchers around the world convened at a United Nations-backed forum in Iceland on sustainable development to address halve hunger and extreme poverty by 2015. - Despite strenuous efforts to ensure access to safe drinking water for people in developing countries, progress in reaching the unserved has been poor since 1990----- Water related diseases continue to undermine the lives and well-being of the poor.
(A) Rapid population growth, slow coverage expansion and unplanned urbanization has led to inadequate, safe-water supplies.
(B) Water availability is fundamental to health and hygiene practices.
(C) Sanitation systems should be installed in order to safeguard the health of people. - The greatest discovery in the field of psychology is that human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind ------ This reveals that humans shape their destiny.
(A) As you think, so shall you be.
(B) A person's success and failure depends upon his/her attitude.
(C) Right direction leads an individual to achieve the set goals.
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To: All TechCom employees
From: Raymond Carter, Director of Human Resources
We understand that your productivity relies, in part, on how comfortable you are about your child’s welfare while you are at work. TechCom is pleased to announce an on-site daycare center, opening in July. Although we will be subsidizing the operating costs of the center, there will still be a small fee expected from parents.
TechCom’s childcare will be managed by Sylvia Johnston, who is a certified teacher and has a Ph.D. in Early Childhood Development. Ms. Johnston has taught third grade for 6 years, after which she successfully managed Play House Daycare for 7 years. There is a large grassy area between TechCom’s building and the south parking lot which will be fenced in and installed with playground equipment. Indoors, children will have an array of toys and games: building blocks, books, board games, art supplies, work benches and much more. In addition, we will be offering special activities. Refer to the attached schedule for times and costs. As well as full-day care, we will offer after-school care with certified teachers available to help with homework.
TechCom is very pleased to offer this special benefit to our employees and their families.
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TECHCOM DAYCARE
Open: 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Monday through FridayCost per child
Full-day program 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. $80/week.
After-school program 3:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. $30/week.
Extended hours for full-day or after-school programs
6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. $6/hour.
8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. drop-ins $6/hour.Additional Activities
Tumbling and Gymnastics
6 weeks (1 hour/2 times a week, on-site, $120)
Early Music or Intermediate Music
4 weeks (1 hour/2 times a week, on-site, $80)
Swimming Lessons
Children are walked 1 block to the YMCA pool
4 weeks (1 hour/2 times a week $100)
Basketball Training
Children are walked 1 block to the YMCA gym
4 weeks (1 hour/2 times a week $100)
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Posted July 28
Due to the lack of children, Music class has been canceled. Tuition is discounted for families enrolling multiple children. If you have suggestions, comments, or seek more information, email at [email protected]. Activity brochures are available on request. A luncheon for interested parents will be catered, June 5, at the daycare site. This will be your opportunity to meet the daycare director.- What would be the monthly cost of one child in daycare from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.?
- Why is TechCom offering on-site daycare?
- What does the daycare director NOT bring to her job?
- What activity will take place on-site?
- How do parents get more information?