Taking Notes and Outlining

... structure than notes. ASKING QUESTIONS AND TAKING NOTES The secret to taking good notes is knowing what ideas and details areimportant. Therefore, a good way to set yourself up for taking notes isto ... tricks or strategies can I use? TAKING NOTES AND OUTLINING 93KEYS TO TAKING GOOD NOTES Good notes will answer many of your pre-reading questions. Specifically,good notes will:1. Explain key terms2. ... Notes and Outlining. You learned how to takegood notes by asking questions and then answering them. You alsolearned to outline to show the relationship between ideas—whichideas are major and...

... TAKING NOTES WITH MIND MAPSProblems With Conventional Notes • When you note a lecture, you can't keep up. Inevitably, information is left out and lost.• If you write ... information that's easy to use, adapt and recall. It’seffective because it works the way your brain does.2. Mind mapping is good for both lecture and book notes. 3. It’s also good for noting ... destination’ which directions describe. Conventional notes are like written directions. Like other maps, mind maps give an overall picture and showconnections. What Is Mind Mapping?1....

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... ThebalancesheetoftheIBRC and thecrucialroleplayedbyitsELAdebts. Theprocessofgranting and repaymentofELA and theroleoftheECBinthisprocess. Thefunctionofthepromissory notes and theireffectonofficialdebt and deficits.Unfortunately, ... WhyRestructurethePromissory Notes? Beforeconsideringpolicyoptionsforchangingthestructureofthepromissory notes, itisworthemphasisingwhysucharestructuringisdesirable.TheEuropeanCommission’slatestreportonIrelandprojectsthattheIrishdebt‐GDPratiowillpeakat119percentattheendof2013,justasthestateissettorunoutofitsEU‐IMFfunding.Thisdebtratioiswellbeyondlevelsthathavetraditionallybeenconsidereddangerous,evenpriortotherecentexampleofprivatesectorsovereigndebtrestructuringwithintheEurozonesetbyGreece.Ascurrentlystructured,thereislittledoubtthattheIBRC’spromissory notes willrepresentasignificantnegativefactorinrelationtofinancialmarket’sassessmentofthesustainabilityofIreland’sdebtburdenatthattime.Ihaveprojectedabovethat,basedonthecurrentschedule and thenatureofIBRC’sELAdebts,Irelandissettomakeitstwelfth and lastpromissorynotepaymentin2022.Effectively,thepromissory notes actliketwelvedifferentzero‐couponbondswithmaturitiesrangingfromonetotwelveyears.Thus,theeffectiveaveragematurityofwhatisleftofthisdebt,whichaccountsfortwentypercentofGDP,isaboutfiveyears.CombinedwithanaveragematurityasofMarch2012onIreland’sexistingprivatedebtofabout€80billionofaboutsix and ahalfyears,thismeansthatIrelandwillhaveverysignificantfundingrequirementsoverthenextfewyears,evenbeforeoneconsiderstheincrementalborrowingassociatedwithbudgetdeficits.13ItisthefirmhopeofIreland’sEurozonepartnersthatIreland,whichiswidelypraisedforitswillingnesstoimplementausteritymeasures,beabletoaccesssovereigndebtmarketsby2013.AnystepsthatcanbetakentohastenIreland’sdeparturefromtheEU‐IMFprogrammeareintheinterestsofboththeEurozonememberstates and theIrishpeople.Areductioninthefundingburdenassociatedwiththepromissory notes representsarelativelysimplewaytotakesuchastep.13Calculationsbasedoninformationinwww.ntma.ie/GovernmentBonds/Daily_Bonds_Outstanding. ... ConclusionTothosewhohaveexperiencedtheIrishbanking and fiscalcrisisatfirsthand,themoral and practicalargumentsforeasingtheburdenontheIrishtaxpayeroftheIBRC’sdebtmayseemobvious.MuchofthisdebtwasincurredbytheIrishstatesothatunsecured and unguaranteedseniorbondholdersinthenotoriousAngloIrishBank and IrishNationwideBuildingSocietywouldbepaidback.ThiswasapolicythattheEuropeanCentralBankrepeatedlyurgedtheIrishgovernmenttoadoptintheinterestsofEuropeanfinancialstabilitybutwhichleadIrelandtothevergeofnationalbankruptcy.Today,Irelandisagaintoutedastheposterchildforausterity and reform and aneasingoftheburdenofthisdubiously‐assumeddebtwouldgreatlyimprovethechancesofasuccessfuloutco...

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... author.IIIPersonal Notes 704.NotingA: Key wordsOverview• Exercise key words; standard responses• Key words and concepts - creative and recall• Memory - a comparison betweenstandard note and key ... marks.Note taking It is advisable, when taking notes, to have two blank pagesongoing at the same time. The left-hand page should be formapped information and the right-hand page for more linear orgraphic ... page 95.104Personal Notes 105C: Mind maps - advanced methods and usesOverview• Models for the brain• Technology and new insights into ourselves• The left and right brain and mind mapping•...

... any person signing thebill who has taken it up and paid it. 181  Conventional Providing a Uniform Law forBill of exchange and Promissory Notes Proceedings against one of the parties liable ... shall be given up to him with the protest and areceipted account. Every endorser who has taken up and paid a bill ofexchange may cancel his own endorsement and thoseof subsequent endorsers. ... the parties liable to him and payable atthe domicile of that party. 200The redraft includes, in addition to the sums mentionedin Articles 48 and 49, brokerage and the cost ofstamping the...

... if and only if S isconvex. Moreover,f is proper and convexS ⊆ IRnnonempty and convexdom f ∩ S = ∅=⇒ f + δSis proper and convex.We have a correspondence between convex sets and ... Chapter 1 Convex sets and convex functions taking the infinity valueChapter 1.Convex sets and convex functions taking the infinity valuetvnguyen (University of Science) ... convex if and only iff (λx + (1 − λ)y) ≤ λf (x) + (1 − λ)f (y) ∀x, y ∈ IRn and ∀ λ ∈ [0, 1].XRxzytvnguyen (University of Science) Convex Optimization 15 / 108Chapter 1 Convex sets and convex...