Gramaje de los papeles Muchas veces se encuentra con papeles de los que se interesa conocer el gramaje (grosor o cuerpo del papel). Los gramajes imprimibles van desde 60 gramos hasta 350 gramos. El Gramaje, es la masa de la unidad de superficie del papel expresada en gramos por metro cuadrado. Esta medida es importante ya que de la misma depende la regulación de la pasta de papel en la máquina, en función del peso en gramos por metro cuadrado que se va a dar al papel. Esta relación es importante porque el comercio de papel se realiza en pesetas por kilogramos. El gramaje de referencia es el de 80 gramos que es el típico de fotocopiadora. Lo más común que se utiliza es el papel Couhe de 70, 90 y 120 Grs. para interiores de revista, políticos, folletos, etc y de 200 a 300 para forros igual de revistas y libros impresos a color. Mientras que para libros de sólo texto o a una sola tinta se utiliza el Bond de 90 grs. y la pasta en couche, igual de 200 a 300.
Give all pupils an A... at the start of term! 'Silly' classroom guide criticised Influential Royal Society of Arts says motivating move would boost gradesPupils would have to work to keep high grade and would not be able to 'fail'Critics blast suggestion say it is fake and dishonest towards children By Laura Clark Published: 00:50 GMT, 14 March 2014 | Updated: 08:28 GMT, 14 March 2014 The charity says children will be more motivated to work if they have an encouraging start All children should start the school year with an A grade and should never be told they have failed, according to a controversial guide for teachers. Pupils should be awarded the top grade automatically and told to work to maintain it, the influential Royal Society of Arts says. The charity claims teachers should harness the motivating power of ‘loss aversion’. All pupils should be given an A in a particular subject and must continuously improve to keep it. ‘Consider having each pupil start with an A or a number of gold stars, with points or stars docked when appropriate,’ the guide says.
Heidi Happy Heidi Happy (* 1980 in Dagmersellen, Kanton Luzern als Priska Zemp)[2] ist eine Schweizer Popmusikerin. Sie bewegt sich zwischen Chanson, Jazz, Folk und kleiner Kammermusik. Kindheit, Jugend[Bearbeiten] Priska Zemp wuchs in einer musikalischen Familie auf. Ihre Mutter ist Sopranistin, ihr Vater singt in verschiedenen Chören. Karriere[Bearbeiten] Ab Ende der 90er-Jahre sang Priska Zemp in mehreren, meist unbekannt gebliebenen Musikgruppen wie Funktasy, Protonic, Prishilla, Khushi und Superterz. Ursprünglich war Priska Zemp nach Amsterdam gezogen, um eine Schule für Video, Animation und Musik zu besuchen - die Stadt ist für sie zu einer zweiten Heimat geworden und zum Ort, an dem sie ihre Musik komponiert. Diskografie[Bearbeiten] Alben[Bearbeiten] 2007: Back Together2008: Flowers, Birds and Home2011: Hiding with the Wolves2012: On the Hills2014: Golden Heart EPs[Bearbeiten] 2009: Live 2009[5] Singles[Bearbeiten] Weblinks[Bearbeiten] Einzelnachweise[Bearbeiten]
What makes extraverts happier than introverts? A more active 'desire system' Researchers analysed over 1,300 peopleExtroverts more likely to seek and spend more time on rewarding activitiesExtroverts also derived more enjoyment from reading than introverts By Mark Prigg Published: 21:57 GMT, 13 March 2014 | Updated: 08:43 GMT, 14 March 2014 Extrpverts are happier than introverts because of a more effective 'desire' system', researchers have discovered. Previous theories had claimed the the effect was caused by a more effective pleasure system - but that has now been discounted. To make their discovery, researchers analysed over 1,300 people, tracking their response to 14,000 activities. Extraverts are more likely to seek and spend more time on rewarding activities, researchers believe 'Extroverts, because of their active nature, are more likely to seek and spend more time on rewarding activities,' the researchers said in the journal. 'When they do so, they also experience a higher boost in momentary happiness as compared to their introverted counterparts.
Independientes con ingresos menores a S/.2,771 no pagarán Impuesto a la Renta Los trabajadores independientes (Cuarta Categoría) que emiten recibos por honorarios y perciban ingresos mensuales que no superen los S/.2,771 no estarán afectos a la retención y/o pagos a cuenta del Impuesto a la Renta (IR), según la Resolución de Superintendencia de la SUNAT N° 373-2013, publicada recientemente en el diario oficial El Peruano. De esta manera, los contribuyentes que reciban, exclusivamente, ingresos de Cuarta Categoría podrán iniciar el trámite ante el ente recaudador para solicitar la suspensión de retenciones y/o pagos a cuenta del Impuesto a la Renta. La norma también señala que quienes proyecten que sus ingresos, durante el 2014, no superarán los S/.33,250, podrán solicitar la citada suspensión. Hay que indicar que estos montos han sido actualizados, considerando que la Unidad Impositiva Tributaria (UIT) para este año es de S/.3,800.
The Top 4 Romantic Wishes of Men and Women Robert Indiana, Yale Digital Commons Why should men and women try to please one another? For love’s sake. In my own research, I have found that women are a slightly more faithful group, as confirmed by talks with sociologist W. So, yes, women do want commitment—but that’s not all. Dr. ..." 1. Essentially women believe in a "we" relationship rather than an "I" relationship, as Randi Gunther, Ph.D. notes: “We" is a state of mind and heart. 2. Nicole M. 3. The late sexologist Carol Botwin says withholding traits carry over into sex and dooms relationships as noted in her book, Love Crisis: Hit-and-run Lovers, Jugglers, Sexual Stingies." 4. 1. Edward O. 2. 3. Sonja Lyubomirsky - Imperfect Pearls, talks of the forgiveness factor that takes some pondering. 4. How Couples Find Long-Term Happiness Studies of long-term committed couples show that there are almost always ups and down within the phases of a relationship. References: 1. 2.
99 Life Hacks That Could Make Your Life Easier You can tell how intelligent a man is by LOOKING at him Team baffled by results - and found they do not work on womenSay prediction was not based on face shape - but a combination of facial features By Mark Prigg Published: 18:13 GMT, 31 March 2014 | Updated: 20:03 GMT, 31 March 2014 Researchers have found we have an inbuilt ability to tell how intelligent a man is just by looking at them. The team from the Czech Republic found people we unable to perform the same deduction on women. The team admit they are baffled as to how we do it - and say it does not appear to be based on symmetry of the alignment of features. The Czech team said faces that are perceived as highly intelligent are longer, with a wide distance between the eyes. Faces that are perceived as highly intelligent are rather prolonged with a broader distance between the eyes, a larger nose, a slight upturn to the corners of the mouth, and a sharper, pointing, less rounded chin. 'Our study revealed no relation between intelligence and either attractiveness or face shape.
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