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Quilling by Ann Martin and calligraphy by Riva Brown of Living Letters Studio.
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Calligraphy by Riva Brown of Living Letters Studio
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It is important to identify pupil's good and positive behaviours for reinforcement. Giving merit points, stars for academic or awarding a certificate are positive encouragement for pupils who make extra effort and contribution in Maths class. Download it for FREE at:
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Got a certificate from the guys at work for having "gay" music on my iPod. Just because a man likes to listen to Duran Duran, ABC, and George Michael doesn't make him gay.
Dimensional paper art by Ann Martin.
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This is my certificate. It says that I flew over the Nazca lines. My kids and I got one, but my wife and her sister didn’t. That’s because they didn’t get on the plane. Since they’re both Peruvians, you might think they stayed on the ground because they’ve already flown over the other major tourist attraction in Peru besides Machu Pichu. No, they haven’t. In fact, I don’t think anyone in her family has flown over the Nazca lines. That’s because Peruvians don’t have a lot of faith in the tiny airplanes that fly over the Nazca lines. They have a reputation for being old, poorly maintained, overcrowded and with a tendency to drop out of the sky unexpectedly.
On February 25th one did just that. A Nazca Air plane took out 3 Chilean tourists, 3 Peruvian tourists and the pilot.
That was not the airline’s first problem. That same plane had to make an emergency landing on the Panamerican highway in November of 2008. In April of that same year another Nazca Air plane crashed killing five French tourists. Back when the airlines killed the five French tourists, it was called Aero Ica. The government took the decisive step of shutting them down. The airline seems to have paid off a few people and opened up again as Nazca Air. I think they just painted new lettering on the planes one night, and everybody just went back to work the next day. Both companies even had the same owner/spokesman trying to deflect blame. In 2008, the owner tried to blame the crash on one of the passengers saying that a female passenger had pulled on the pilot’s seatbelt. That story didn’t appear in the official report on the crash and no one but the owner’s mother believes it. This time the owner tried to blame the crash on the pilot, claiming he had a heart attack. The pilot’s doctor spoke out saying the pilot didn’t have a history of heart problems.
This is the statement from the owner about the February 26th crash.
“No tengo por qué lamentar la muerte de los turistas chilenos. No fue falla de ninguna de mis aeronaves. Ha sido una falla netamente humana y por eso no lo siento ni tengo que lamentar esta muerte”.
FRANKLIN HORLER. PROPIETARIO DE NASCA AIRLINES (ANTES AERO ICA)
"I have no reason to regret the death of the Chilean tourists. It was not a fault in one of my planes. It was purely a human error and so I don't feel I have to regret that (sic) death."
Franklin Horler, owner Nasca Airlines (previously Aero Ica).
FRANKLIN HORLER. OWNER OF NASCA AIRLINES (FORMERLY AERO ICA)
Sweet huh?
The problems haven’t been limited to Nazca Air/Aero Ica. The small planes from various local airlines frequently made emergency landings on the Panamerican highway. Fortunately traffic is light on that part of the Panamerican highway (it’s only two lanes and you won’t see another car for hours). There is a joke that you can’t catch a taxi on that part of the highway, but if you wait long enough a small plane will eventually come by.
The federal government seems to have actually cracked down. Immediately after the February crash, they closed down the Nazca airport and sent inspectors to decide which planes were safe enough to fly. Out of 48 planes, they cleared 7 for flight. They may have cleared more planes by now. I don’t know. We’ll see how many more crashes and emergency landings there are.
Labour Certificate issued by the Borough of Keighley Education Committee. It was issued to Lilian Owlett of 112 Ingrow Lane, Keighley, on 11th December 1915. It certifies that Lilian had reached the age of 13 and had completed sufficient schooling, and was therefore available for employment.
The donor is to be identified. If anyone has any additional information please leave a comment below or contact Keighley & District Local History Society.
COMPASS and Safeguards Assistance to States event held at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 2 June 2023
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
The official certificate of the Cranky Camp Letterpress Workshops 2011. Designed and Illustrated by Oliver Barrett.
Camp series is in association with AIGA Cleveland.
Production Notes: 6-3/8"x9-1/2" 4-color letterpress printing on Lettra Pearl White 110# cover stock.
Box certificate.
Geotagging reflects the location of the manufacturing facility.
The album description has a link to information about box certificates.
CMYK Certificate to go with the first 30 of each 4 CMYK Skateboards which are now having their official launch in Los Angeles on the 19th April!! (If anyone wants to buy me my plane ticket, that'd be muchos appreciated!)
Not bad from just a wee idea for a set of prints to all this, I'm well stoked! Im going to be doing a custom vinyl graphic to surround all 4 boards too, looking forward to that!
Graceland is a large white-columned mansion and 13.8-acre (5.6 ha) estate in Memphis, Tennessee that was home to Elvis Presley. It is located at 3764 Elvis Presley Boulevard in the vast Whitehaven community about 9 miles (14.5 km) from Downtown and less than four miles (6 km) north of the Mississippi border.[5] It currently serves as a museum. It was opened to the public on June 7, 1982. The site was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on November 7, 1991 and declared a National Historic Landmark on March 27, 2006. Graceland has become one of the most-visited private homes in America with over 600,000 visitors a year, behind the White House[6] and Biltmore Estate (900,000 visitors per year).[citation needed] The most famous icon of the estate is the front gate, shaped like a book of sheet music, with green colored musical notes, and a silhouette of Elvis, it has come to symbolize the estate more than the mansion itself.
Elvis Presley died at the estate on August 16, 1977. Presley, his parents Gladys and Vernon Presley, and his grandmother, are buried there in what is called the Meditation Garden. A memorial gravestone for Presley's stillborn twin brother, Jesse Garon, is also at the site.
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Certificates and prizes were not only awarded for academic achievement; they were also used to encourage full attendance.
ANNUAL REPORT -2011-2012 Presented by Shri. C. Muthiah
Principal
Kendriya Vidyalaya Narimedu,
Madurai-625002
“The end-product of education should be a free creative man,” says Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. Our annual report outlines our efforts to create such individuals who are definitely going to be assets to our country. It gives me great pride today to list out the achievements of our students in different areas in the course of this academic year.
ACADEMIC ACIEVEMENTS:
The Board exam results of the year 2011-12 have been very encouraging. While class X and the Science stream of class XII produced 100% result, the Commerce stream and Humanities stream result was 97%. In 2012 AISSE class X, 12 students have been awarded Certificate of merit by the CBSE for scoring A1 grades in all the five subjects. They are awarded Rs. 5000 each as per KVS norms.
In the AISSCE 2012 class XII, R. Prathima secured 100% in Biology and has figured in the 0.1% Merit list issued by the CBSE.
In addition to this, more than 50% of the students of the Science stream have secured more than 400 marks out of 500 in the AISSCE exam.
In class XII, 5 students from the Science stream and 2 students from the Humanities stream have been declared regional toppers and are awarded Rs. 5000/- by the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan. It gives me great pride here to say that out of the three regional toppers in the humanities stream, the first two rank holders are from our school. In addition to this, Mrs. S.Vanmathy Devi, PGT History has the rare distinction of securing a performance Index of 100% in History in the Humanities stream.
With regard to other classes, our school follows the continuous and comprehensive system of evaluation of students implemented by CBSE. The children of classes III to X are assessed through this method. The evaluation is done through a series of activities and paper pencil tests which make up the formative assessments and the term-end summative assessments. As the evaluation in this system is continuous, the child is made to work consistently throughout the year, which to a great extent, reduces his stress and fear of exams. A child is also able to identify his areas of interest and to improve significantly on them.
In the internal exams, the primary and the secondary sections upto class IX , produced 100% results.
Parent –teacher meetings are conducted regularly to apprise the parents of their wards’ performances in these tests.
Our teachers are taking all efforts to help the slow learners and the gifted children by giving them assignments suited to their needs. Special classes are taken in the mornings and in the evenings, both before and after the school hours and during the breaks.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
Many inter-house competitions are conducted round the year, to bring out the latent talents of the children. Our school played host to the cluster level CCA competitions for the Primary and 24 students from our vidyalaya won prizes in various competitions.
Apart from this, children are also encouraged to participate in many inter-school competitions which give them an opportunity to showcase their talents.
NCC:
The NCC unit of our vidyalaya was commissioned in the year 2006 and from then on, it has grown from strength to strength. 50 students have enrolled as cadets this year with G.S. Murugan, PRT and commissioned officer, guiding them.25 NCC cadets attended the CATC camp held at Kambam this year from 13th to 22nd of May.
A conference on “Save Energy” was conducted on 30.10.12 in our school by the NCC and 50 cadets participated in this conference.
I take this opportunity to announce with great pride that a girl’s wing of the NCC has been approved and will start functioning from the next academic year.
ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES:
25 boys and 25 girls, along with 5 escort teachers, went on an adventure trip to Ooty and Mettupalayam from 30.5.2012 to 2.6.2012. The children indulged in activities like trekking, Open Air Balloon Flying, Rope and tower climbing and Bungy ejection.
SCOUTS AND GUIDES:
The scouts and guides wing, along with the cubs and the bulbuls wing of this Vidyalaya, is very active and regular classes are conducted every Friday. At present, there are 3 Scout units and 3 Guide units functioning effectively in our school.
A one-day camp was organised in our school on 22.2.2012. 150 scouts, 60 guides and nearly 90 cubs and bulbuls participated in this camp.
3 Scouts and 3 guides were selected to attend the Rajyapuraskar Testing Camp at Neela Kurinchi Southern Railway Campsite at Ketti, the Nilgris.
SOCIAL SCIENCE EXHIBITION:
In order to promote the spirit of national integration, KVS organises the social science exhibition and the National Integration camp every year. This year, our school was selected to play the host for the cluster- level social science exhibition which was conducted on 9.10.12. Our students made an almost clean sweep of the prizes in the competitions held as part of this programme. They stood first in Hindi debate, English Debate, Group song, Skit and Quiz competitions and became eligible for contesting in the regional level competitions held at KV, Ashok Nagar, Chennai. There too, the children showed their prowess by winning the first position in Skit, the second position in Hindi debate and the third position in Group song competitions. The skit went on to represent the Chennai region in the National level exhibition held at Jaipur. 4 projects from our school also got selected for the Nationals.
SCIENCE EXHIBITION:
The vidyalaya-level Science exhibition was conducted on 16.8.2012 and 2 projects from each sub-theme were selected for the Regional level exhibition held at KV, HVF, Avadi on 7th and 8th of September.
NATIONAL CHILDREN’S SCIENCE CONGRESS:
Regional level Children’s science Congress was held at KV, OFT Trichy on 9.11.12. Six teams of 4 members each participated from our school. The projects of two teams headed by Nitish Kumar (IX B) and T. Ramanan (XI A2) were selected to take part in the national level contest. The project of Master Nitish Kumar and his team-mates Master M. Pravin Gulschand, R. Kabilan and s. Navaneetha Krishnan, all of class IX B, has been selected for the Open National congress to be held at Varanasi, later this month. This project was done under the able guidance of Mrs.Jansi Ruth Margaret, TGT Science and Ms I.Selvamathy, PGT(Phy)of our Vidyalaya.
MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT:
This academic year has been declared as the Year of Mathematics and in connection with this, many activities were conducted in the Vidyalaya. Kumari. Brinda of class VIII A won the first position in the Regional level quiz competition in the Junior level and will be participating in the National level competition, later this month. Master Sreeraj Janardhan of XII A1 won the II position in the senior category and Master Aswanth of class VIII D won the III position in the Junior category at Regional level.
A power point presentation on the topic “Tricks and tips in Maths” prepared by Ms. Selvamathy, PGT Physics won the II position at regional level.
A magazine on mathematics was released in the Vidyalaya and it was selected in the cluster level competition conducted at KV,Thiruparankundram, Madurai.
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT:
Our school has taken a leap into the future by installing 10 smart boards. This technological marvel has certainly made the teaching-learning environment in our school more interesting and more effective.
ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPORTS AND GAMES:
Our annual Sports Day was celebrated on 3.8.12 with great fanfare. Our school also hosted the Cluser level Kho-Kho Meet for both boys and girls, the KVS Chennai regional athletic Meet for Girls and the Cluster level Primary Sports Meet this academic year. Our Primary children emerged the champions in the Primary sports Meet.
The coaching camp for Pre-national athletics for girls was held in our Vidyalaya from 7.10.12 to 13.10.12.
At the Regional level meets, the girls under 19 team won the gold and the under 19 boys team won the silver. The Badminton team won the gold medal in the team event. In shooting, our student Priya Damodharan of class IX A won the gold and created a new record in the event. She was selected to the SGFI games where she has brought laurels to our school by winning the silver medal and a cash award of Rs.3000/- Our school sent the largest contingent of 33 students from our Vidyalaya to the 43rd KVS National sports Meet and these students, among them won Rs. 18,000/ as cash awards for winning various events. 6 of them were selected for the SGFI which will be held this month and the next at various locations.
LIBRARY:
Our school library is well-equipped and fully automated with an extensive and varied collection of books, magazines and dailies. 3 computers with internet connection and an exclusive website for the library are the other added attractions.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION:
The Alumni Association of our school has always been a pillar of strength to us, supporting us both monetarily and otherwise. Mr. Bhimsingh, secretary of the Association along with the other members, has contributed significantly to the growth of the school. Several scholarships have been instituted by the Association to help the needy, meritorious students in their pursuit of excellence. At present, 18 students are the beneficiaries of their benevolence.
The Association also rewards the toppers of class XI and XII. They have set up A.K. Annasamy Memorial Scholarship for two best students in class XII and Visalakshi Kalyanasundaram Memorial Prize for two best students in class XI. 2 prizes for the toppers in Maths in class XII Board Exams have been instituted by H. Balakrishnan, Ex. PGT Maths.
I take this opportunity to thank the Association for their constant support and I sincerely hope that their patronage will continue in the years to come.
Before I end this report, I would fail in my duties if I don’t mention the awards won by our teachers for their meritorious service to the student community. Mrs. Indra Ramaraju, PRT and HM I/c, Sri. M Pannerselvam, TGT PhE and Sri. K. Ramasamy, Librarian have been selected for the prestigious Regional Incentive Awards by the KVS. These teachers will be felicitated on KVS Foundation day ie. Dec. 15th at KV, Meenambakkam, Chennai. Two more teachers, Mrs. V. Gowri, PGT Chemistry and Mrs. Amirtha Anbalagan, PRT have been nominated as the Best Science teachers from our school. They too will be felicitated shortly. This recognition will, I am sure, inspire many more teachers to give their best and thereby benefit both the students and the society.
With this positive note, I end my report.
I wish you all a very pleasant and entertaining evening.
Thank you
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