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Investing in educated British Columbians: 1995 BC colleges and institutes student outcome report
ReportPrepared for the Colleges and Institutes of BC by the BC Outcomes Working Grou
Investing in educated British Columbians: 1995 BC colleges and institutes student outcome report
ReportPrepared for the Colleges and Institutes of BC by the BC Outcomes Working Grou
The History and Literature of the Palestinian Jews from Cyrus to Herod 550 BC to 4 BC
This book examines Jewish history against the background of the successive kingdoms which controlled Judea. The author discusses the political situation in Judea and the social and economic conditions in so far as we can know then, and the early literary and religious developments.Cover -- PREFACE -- ABBREVIATIONS -- MAPS -- PART ONE The Late Babylonian and Persian Periods -- I Judah circa 550 BC -- The political scene in western Asia -- The internal life of Judah -- The Babylonian exiles -- II From Cyrus to Malachi -- The Persian empire, 559-330 BC -- Conditions in Judah in the late sixth and early fifth centuries -- The rebuilding of the temple -- Prophetic voices -- III The Age of Nehemiah and Ezra -- The last century of Achaemenid Persia -- Troubles in Judah prior to Nehemiah's time -- Nehemiah -- Ezra -- IV The Fourth Century to 330 BC -- General history -- Literary and cultic developments -- The Samaritans: Part I -- PART TWO The Hellenistic Age and the Beginning of Roman Rule -- V The Beginnings of the Hellenistic Age: From Alexander the Great to 200 BC -- The history of the Near East as it relates to Palestine -- The history of Judea from Alexander to 200 BC -- Literary and religious developments -- The Samaritans: Part II -- VI Palestine under the Seleucids, 200-143 BC -- Some aspects of Seleucid history, 223-129 BC -- Judea, 200-143 BC -- VII Judea's Independence, 143/142-63 BC -- Simon, 143-134 BC -- John Hyrcanus, 134-104 BC -- Aristobulus, 104-103 BC -- Alexander Jannaeus (Jannai), 103-76 BC -- Queen Alexandra, 76-67 BC -- Aristobulus II, 67-63 BC -- The consequences of Pompey's intervention -- VIII Judea under the Romans, 63-4 BC -- From 63 BC to the coming of the Parthians -- The Parthian interlude and the emergence of Herod as king -- Herod, king of the Jews, 37-4 BC -- Epilogue -- PART THREE Literature, 200-4 BC -- IX The Scholarly and Pietistic Literary Traditions and Early Scriptural Exposition -- The scholarly tradition -- The pietistic tradition -- Early scriptural exposition (excluding the Dead Sea Scrolls) -- X Apocalyptic and historical writings -- Apocalyptic writings -- Historical writingsXI The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Completion of the Canon -- The Dead Sea Scrolls -- The completion of the canon of Israel's Scriptures -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEXThis book examines Jewish history against the background of the successive kingdoms which controlled Judea. The author discusses the political situation in Judea and the social and economic conditions in so far as we can know then, and the early literary and religious developments.Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, YYYY. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries
BC United: A Strategic Campaign
This project involved creating a social media marketing plan and campaign materials for BC United (a campus peer health and bystander education club), using theories of persuasion to design effective messages, and working directly with the advisor of the club. The goal of the campaign was to enhance BC United’s presence on social media by increasing posting frequency and engagement, growing overall visibility, and spreading public health awareness within the campus community
Electric Utility Industrial DSM and M&V Program
BC Hydro is an electric utility with a service area covering over 95% of the province of British Columbia in Canada. Power Smart is BC Hydro���s demand-side-management (DSM) division. Power Smart develops, operates and manages various DSM programs for residential, commercial and industrial customers. The Power Smart Partners Program (PSP) is the premier demand-side management program for BC Hydro���s large commercial and industrial non-transmission class customers. It is a direct energy acquisition program that is based on a partnering approach with BC Hydro���s business customers. A customer that commits to being a Power Smart Partner gains access to financial support and assistance with the identification and implementation of electricity savings projects. A direct financial incentive is provided to lower customers��� funding requirements and to improve the payback and/or investment criteria for energy efficiency projects. Projects are evaluated against established criteria set forth by BC Hydro. Projects which prove to be the most cost-effective on a $/kWh basis receive funds. For transmission-voltage customers, BC Hydro has recently implemented a new tariff designed to encourage energy reduction. The new tariff is an inclining block tariff and is known as the Stepped Rate. The customer���s consumption is compared against their Customer Baseline Load (CBL). The first 90% of the customer���s consumption is billed at a Tier 1 rate. The remaining consumption is billed at a Tier 2 rate, approximately two times the Tier 1 rate. There are mechanisms in place to adjust the customer���s CBL to account for activities such as customer-funded demand-side-management projects and customer plant expansion projects. This paper will discuss BC Hydro���s M&V program in terms of the process, operations and M&V results to date for the PSP. In addition, the paper will discuss the new Stepped Rate tariff intricacies in terms of CBL setting, CBL adjustments and transmission customer Impact Study guideline requirements
Hubas-prog/BC-MFA: BC-MFA
In house R script that performs a BC-MFA. This new release uses ggplot2 based graphics
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