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USINESS ONTINUITY PLANNING (BCP) WHAT IS BCP? pdated June 1,2019 y Will Kenton usiness continuity planning Determining how those risks CP) is the process involved will affect operations, creating a system of implementing safeguards and evention and recovery from procedures to mitigate the otential threats to a company. risks, testing procedures to he plan ensures that ensure they work and reviewing ersonnel and assets are the process to make sure that it otected and are able to is up to date. nction quickly in the event of disaster. The BCP is BCPs are an important part of enerally conceived in advance any business. Threats and nd involves input from key disruptions mean a loss of akeholders and personnel. revenue and higher costs, CP involves defining any and which leads to a drop in risks that can affect the profitability. And businesses ompany's operations, making can't rely on insurance alone an important part of the because it doesn't cover all the ganization's risk management costs and the customers who rategy. Risks may include move to the competition. atural disasters— fire, flood, weather-related events and ber attacks. Once the risks e identified, the plan should so include: NOMADIC | 24
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A GUIDE TO OXFORD, U ANA, ANNA AND JOHANNA INTRODU SOME OF THE HIDDEN GEMS WITHIN CHARACTER-FILLED CITY When the eponymous main character of Thomas Hardy’s novel ‘Jude the Obscure’ first saw Oxford from a distance, it represented beauty to him, and later, knowledge. “Points of light like the topaz gleamed. The air increased in transparency with the lapse of minutes, till the topaz points showed themselves to be the vanes, windows, wet roof slates, and other shining spots upon the spires, domes, freestone- work, and varied outlines that were faintly revealed”. Oxford is famous for being the world’s first university town, established in the 12th Century. The wealth of its successful students, many of whom were originally connected with the church, was channelled back into the construction of some of the most beautiful carved stone buildings in England. As a result, Oxford is like a book with a fine cover; and walking through the city, one wonders what stories are written behind the high stone walls. As a student in Oxford, even when visiting, you can make your own story, and the city is full of young people because of the different universities and colleges. The working week is a
O.. YOUR TRAVELS UK UCE TO N THE little bit quiet, which you may appreciate, but on the weekends the students leave the libraries, and there’s a vibrant culture in a mix of traditional and new eateries and shops. Although Oxford has nightlife, it’s more about the daytime possibilities. Oxford is a quintessentially characterful city because of the amazing architecture and influence of the colleges – think Hogwarts crossed with Lord of the Rings. Both these and many other classic works have links with the city. It seems like every writer has either lived here, or had something to do with it. C.S. Lewis, writer of the Narnia Chronicles and J.R.R. Tolkien, creator of Middle Earth, were both college dons and friends. Roald Dahl moved to Oxford and wrote many of his favourite children’s books here. Alice of Wonderland’s fame was based on a real girl, Alice Liddell, the daughter of one of the college Deans. Sometimes, walking in the gardens and parks, filled with old trees and shrubs, one can imagine meeting the white rabbit and falling into another world.
Activities in Oxford Cycling – Search online for ‘bicycle hire’ in Oxford and you will find outlets at each point of the city where you can acquire the essential means for exploring the streets. Oxford loves bicycles; there are clearly marked cycle lanes on most roads, some roads are closed to cars but open to bicycles, and car parking is expensive but there are bicycle racks freely available on most streets. Most of the students seem to cycle, and there are bikes gliding around everywhere in the centre of town. Punting – You may have seen a picture of a punt on one of Oxford’s rivers. The verb ‘punt’ means to push a narrow, flat bottomed boat along the water using a long pole to reach down to the river bed. This may sound difficult, but you soon get the hang of it. That’s not to say that people haven’t fallen in, but if you have good balance you should be fine. If not, since only one person can use the pole at a time, you can sit back, let someone else do the hard work, and enjoy drifting beneath old stone bridges and past meadows. Parks – Oxford is a green city with well-kept parks. The largest of which, South Park (nothing to do with the animated series), has 50 acres of open space, overlooking the famous spires of Oxford. It is a short uphill walk east from central Oxford into Headington, and is close to Oxford Brookes University. Closer to the river, the Water Meadows are a romantic and magical mixture of river, fields and trees where cattle graze and boats drift by.
Tours – City Tour buses and ghost tours might seem a little stereotypical as a tourist, but in order to understand the heritage of the city and gain access to places behind high stone walls and wrought iron gates, tours can be a good move. There are lots to choose from, in a range of languages. Harry Potter tours, college tours, ghost walks… We should mention that Oxford might have some haunted buildings. Photo: Marie Rimolsønning
Local Cuisine For traditional English fare, try The Bear Inn on Alfred Street. This small pub has a friendly atmosphere and a traditional wood-panelled interior. Interestingly, the walls are covered in glass cases containing the ends of school ties from famous British private schools, and a range of other institutions including universities, clubs and military organisations. But that’s ‘knot’ the reason most people visit – the pub is intimate, central, and also has an outdoor area. An excellent Brazilian place is Fernando’s café under the Carfax Tower on Cornmarket Street. The staff are cheerful and the food is home-made with real portions! It’s more a café than a restaurant, and you may have to wait for a table, but the food is better than normal café fare, at café prices. The Cowley Road is popular in the evenings, with lots of cafés, restaurants, bars and unique food places like an ice-cream café. One of the most fun places is Atomic Burger, where you can choose from a menu of towering, real burgers with options for fries. The walls are decorated with pages from comics. George Street has restaurants like The Banana Tree serving Indo-Chinese food, where the dishes are beautifully presented, healthy and tasty. Although this is now a very popular restaurant, you should be able to eat there without a reservation. There is a Monday to Friday lunch special of around £10 for 2 courses.
your travels Gloucester Green is a great place for food. On Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays there is a vibrant international open air market offering a range of general produce including ready- made world food, fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers and plants, cheeses, books, fabrics, mobile phone accessories and more. Permanent fixtures are Italian eatery Gino’s, which has authentic Napoli owners, and café Combibos, which has the best American pancakes. The Covered Market is Oxford’s most famous market. It has an entrance on the High Street and Cornmarket, both clearly marked. It sells genuine provenance meat, fruit and vegetables, but also has institutions like Ben’s Cookies, a rooftop venue, and MooMoo’s milkshakes. Photo: Marie Rimolsønning
Places The Ashmolean museum was originally founded to house the collection of curiosities gathered by Elias Ashmole, which he later bequeathed to the University of Oxford in 1677. The collections include some very rare and fine Greek pottery, fine sculpture of Greek and Roman antiquity, as well as artifacts from the near east, including mummies. Anglo-Saxon hoards vie for attention amongst Renaissance drawings, modernist paintings and Japanese prints. There is an excellent restaurant and café and entrance is free. Oxford’s Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in England and dates back to 1621 when it was founded as a physic garden, growing plants for medicinal research. Today it provides an exquisite oasis just next to Magdalen College bridge and the busy high street. The garden comprises of a walled garden, glasshouses and a planted garden. The beauty, history and calm of the Botanic garden has inspired many of the literary figures of Oxford history including Lewis Carroll, J.R.R Tolkein and Philip Pullman. A short bus ride outside of Oxford, heading towards the pretty village of Woodstock, will afford great rewards. The majestic Blenheim Palace was built in by John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough , shortly after his victory at the battle of Blenheim in 1704 . Designed by Sir John Vanburgh, the palace is a baroque masterpiece and has a splendid view over the grounds, famously created by Capability Brown. The palace is also famous for being the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Oxford Colleges provide a rich tapestry of interest and are accessible outside of term time to visitors. Highlights should include: the exceptional hall of Christ Church College, founded by Cardinal Wolsey and featured in the Harry Potter films, the library of Merton College and the majestic gardens of Trinity College. Each college charges a small entrance fee and tours are available.
Events The Christmas Light Festival – Oxford is lit up in the depths of Winter by a light parade that travels through the ancient centre of the city, acted out by locals including children. Performance art and street art take over the centre of the city. A bit like a German Christmas fair, there are cute stands selling Christmas toys, and lots of stalls selling traditional food and drink. The Oxford Literary Festival – This famous gathering of authors and authorities on the arts, current affairs, and philosophy runs every year from the beginning of April for two weeks. It’s one of the biggest literary festivals in England, with over 100 authors present, giving lectures in famous places around the city. Anyone can attend, but you have to book in advance to see speeches, attend book signings, and watch live interviews. If you like books or current affairs, it’s the place to be. South Park Music Festival – For the second year, at the end of May (27th – 28th this year) Oxford has its own music festival, Common People, where established acts play alongside new. This year hip hop singer Sean Paul is headlining along with legendary DJ Pete Tong. The party lasts two days and nights. Ana, Anna, Johanna and Marie are students at EF Academy Oxford. @EFacademy Photo: Binny Zutshi
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By: Zulaikha Othman on 11 December 2 In December 2017, first trailer for his biopic Rise of the Legend, the biopic was prem Stadium, Kuala Lumpur and release nationw PERSONAL P INFORMATION 19 Birth name: Lee Chong Wei. w st Born: in 21 October 1982 (age 37) H Bagan Serai, Perak, Malaysia. H Height: 1.72m of Weight: 68kg sh Retired: 13 June 2019 Le Handedness: Right M Current Residence: Kuala Lumpur, in Malaysia m Language(s): English, Chinese, Malay le na International Debut: 2000 Asian Junior H Championships m Professional Since: 2000 Ju National Team Member: 1999 fu M
DCHAOTUNKG WLEEEI NATIONAL BADMINTON PLAYER 2019 movie has been released. Titled as Lee Chong Wei: miered on 9 March 2018 at the Bukit Jalil National wide on 15 March 2018. PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Datuk Lee Chong Wei DB PJN AMN DCSM DSPN (born 21 October 982) is a retired Malaysian badminton player. As a singles player, Lee was ranked first worldwide for 349 weeks, these including a 199-week treak from 21 August 2008 to 14 June 2012. He is the fourth Malaysian player after Rashid Sidek, Roslin Hashim and Wong Choong Hann to achieve such a ranking (since fficial rankings were first kept in the 1980s), and is the only Malaysian huttler to hold the number one ranking for more than a year. ee is a triple silver medalist at the Olympic Games, and the sixth Malaysian to win an Olympic medal. He won his first silver medal n 2008, also the first time a Malaysian had reached the finals in the men's singles event. This achievement earned him the title Datuk, and ed to then Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak describing him as a ational hero. He repeated the achievement twice more in 2012 and 2016, thus making him the most successful Malaysian Olympian in history.On 13 une 2019, Lee announced his retirement after struggling to return to ull fitness following a nose cancer diagnosis.[6] He was appointed as Malaysia's chef de mission for the 2020 Summer Olympics.
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The Basics of Pla game... By: Zulaikha Othman on 11 December 2019 HOW TO PLAY FOOTBALL? There are about 17 basic rules of soccer th you should familiarize yourself with. They spa all the fundamentals of playing a game, from th size of the soccer ball to throw-ins, goal kick and corner kicks.You will also want to learn som of the essential soccer moves and plays. Passing is very important and a skill you definitely want to work on. Likewise, what known as \"the first touch\" will help you kno what to do when you get the ball. And, of cours you'll want to practice striking your socc shot and be ready to kick a goal.One of the bes known soccer moves is the defensive header. Where you get to hit the ball with your hea but it needs to be done carefully so you avo injury.Your coach will also want you to brush u on how to avoid a foul.
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SEMANGAT M (Malaysian S Juliana Writes About Representing Her Junior Tennis Tournament Sport teaches you life skills; it teaches you to be a leader.” – My mother playing for Malaysia in the Junior FED Tennis Cup in New Delhi was a game-changing experience. Throughout the tournament I felt honored to be wearing the orange tiger-striped national kit that connected me to my team mates, coaches and all of Malaysia’s national athletes. I was energised by the support of my family, Wycombe Abbey friends and Malaysians back home. It was enlightening to meet new people from a range of cultures, living in a collection of countries in Asia and Oceania, speaking a variety of languages. There was a sense of competitiveness between the teams, but a shared desire to make our countries proud united us. I left the rivalries on the court and embraced the other teams during our time off. We all became friends. The dining room was one of my favourite places, not just because of the warm rotis and dahls that were served at every meal, but because it showcased a diversity of backgrounds. I especially enjoyed using my school knowledge of French to speak to a new friend from Tahiti – causing great amusement. Playing tennis for my country has been a lifelong dream. In the lead up to team selection I had to be efficient with my time, balancing tennis training, academic work, lacrosse, squash and the House drama production. The six hours of weekly tennis lessons could not compare to my opponents full-time schedule, so I realised the importance of enjoying my practices, while remaining focused and playing hard – the
MALAYSIA Spirit) r Country in a toughest aspect was definitely waking up at 6am for Monday morning sessions before the school day begun. Competing in the Junior FED Cup makes me wonder which of my opponents will be future grand slam winners. I saw that the most promising professional players were likely to be the athletes able to grind and fight to win back points, especially when they were losing – a challenge indeed. I have tried to extend my attitude towards tennis to my life in general; for example, it is equally important to stay calm and focused during important points as it is during school tests. I have developed an enormous respect for my team mates and coach who continue to motivate me with their enthusiasm and positive approach. I went into the tournament focused on challenging myself to perform at a higher level and I’m glad to have achieved this with Malaysia finishing twelfth out of the Asia/Oceania countries. The experience has further increased my drive me to play for Malaysia in future events – I can’t wait to represent my country again! Juliana ttanendra is a year 10 student at Wycombe Abbey, England. @Wycombe-Abbey @wycombeabbey
Five Types of Bu You Need to Tra Accounting software can help, b business records are essential f By : Athirah Ayu on 11th December 2019 owning a small business comes with a lot of paperwo Sometimes, it’s hard to decide which documents to ke especially when they pile up in your office. You need keep several kinds of records to stay compliant with la and measure your progress. Accounting software can he but do you know what types of business records essential for staying on track? ACCOUNTING RECORDS Accounting records document your busines transactions. These records include information ab your income, expenses, and equity. You can compile figures from your accounting records into finan statements and small business ratios. You must track accounting records for several purpos Accounting records help you see your business’s financ health. You can measure your company’s profitability o time, look at patterns in your records to help ma decisions, and see if you have enough capital to cover yo expenses. The government requires you to keep financial docume that show income and expenses. You use account records to file your income tax return. Once you file your tax return, be sure to keep tax records The IRS can penalize you for up to six years after you don report income. For this reason, you should keep tax records of your small business finances for seven years.
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PERMITS AND LICENSES Your location and industry may require you to have a permit or license. For example, you may need a permit from your city to assure that your parking area meets specific codes. Or, if your city restricts the size of your business sign, you may need a sign permit. Keep up-to-date records of all your permits and licenses. You need documentation of permits and licenses to show you follow regulations. “Do you need a simple way to cut through the noise from all of the different types of business records? Our online accounting software is made for small business owners like you. To get you started, we offer free setup and support. Try it for free today.”
INSURANCE DOCUMENTS As a small business owner, you may need insurance for different aspects of your company. General business liability insurance protects your business from losses. You may also need other policies, like auto or renters insurance. To use your insurance, you need proof that you are covered. For example, you may need to prove your coverage if your business is damaged by fire. Or, insurance can protect you during legal disputes. Your insurance documents include information needed to report incidents, such as your policy number.
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