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	Capital Youth Hockey Association
		Capital Youth Hockey is looking for additional players at the Mite Major and Minor teams for the Storm AAA program for the 2007-2008 season.
		Capital Youth Hockey is excited to announce the CYHA Storm teams have been admitted to the New England Hockey League for the 2007-2008 season.
		Capital Youth Hockey is excited to announce the addition of Major and Minor teams for the Storm AAA program for the 2007-2008 season.
	www.capitalyouthhockey.com (1219 words)

	Instructional capital - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Instructional capital is a term used in educational administration after the 1960s, to reflect capital resulting from investment in producing learning materials.
		Some have objected to this phrasing, which is an elaboration of referring to training as "human capital," either for the same reason that phrase is objectionable, or on the grounds that it implies that the human in which the knowledge is "invested" is a resource to be exploited.
		Instructional capital can be used to guide or limit or restrict action by people (individual capital) or equipment (infrastructural capital) (if the learning materials are computer programs).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Instructional_capital (252 words)

	Human capital: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		The broad term human capital has evolved to contain the complexity of this term, and in...term firm-specific human capital has evolved to represent the original meaning of the term human...
		Human capital refers, in macro-economics, to ambiguous combinations of social capital, instructional capital, and individual capital.
		Even in Canada and other developed nations, the loss of human capital is considered a problem that can only be offset by further draws on the human capital of poorer nations via immigration.
	www.encyclopedian.com /hu/Human-capital.html (466 words)

	Knowledge management
		The use of the word 'management' highlights the fact that knowledge is an important resource/asset (in academic accounting regimes it is referred to as instructional capital).
		Like other styles of capital[?] it requires a focused effort to optimise acquisition, transfer and deployment in an organization and to make sure of the availability and reliability at the right time for decision making[?].
		Human development theory for instance draws a strong parallel between the natural capital of the planet's ecologies and the individual capital of human beings, and argues that both simply grow on their own without gaining much from intervention, other than very minimal guidance and protection.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/kn/Knowledge_base.html (543 words)

	Styles of capital - Consumerium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Without knowing them, auditing cannot ever be trustworthy, and a trusted auditor has only social capital not instructional capital backing him.
		Natural capital (land), financial capital (money), and infrastructural capital (equipment) are the most basic.
		It is also common now among accounting gurus to talk of social capital (interpersonal and community trust), instructional capital (like code or claims made in this Content Wiki), and individual capital (human creativity and skills bodies are trained in, which is "used up" as labour the same as equipment is used up in production).
	develop.consumerium.org /wiki/Capital (262 words)

	Ingenuity
		The term ingenuity or applied ideas is used in the analysis of Thomas Homer-Dixon[?], building on that of Richard Romer[?], to refer to what is usually called instructional capital.
		Ingenuity is often inherent in creative individuals, and thus is considered hard to separate from individual capital.
		It is not clear if Dixon or Romer considered it impossible to do so, or if they were simply not familiar with the prior analysis of "applied ideas", "intellectual capital", "talent", or "innovation" where instructional and individual contributions have been carefully separated, by economic theorists.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/in/Ingenuity.html (91 words)

	Capital Region BOCES - Albany, NY
		Capital Region BOCES is an approved provider of the legally mandated fiscal training for Board Members.
		The impetus for the study was the suggestion by a District Superintendent in a neighboring, contiguous BOCES region that the four Schoharie County School Districts currently in the Capital Region BOCES service area (Cobleskill-Richmondville CSD, Sharon Springs CSD, Middleburgh CSD, Schoharie CSD) be transferred to the ONC BOCES.
		The date for completion of the Capital Region BOCES study was August 2; the final report was posted on the SED website on July 31.
	capregboces.org (762 words)

	Instructional Leadership Resources
		Moreover, the construction of leadership for instruction is often situated in various types of interactions (e.g., subject area) and varies by the leaders' position.
		Although risking teacher backlash, the principal as instructional leader has the opportunity to provide a climate where everyone is both a learner and a teacher.
		Instructional leadership was viewed as a shared responsibility; teachers felt principals were less involved than principals felt they were.
	www.ed.psu.edu /UCEACSLE/instr_leader_resources.htm (2354 words)

	Factors of production Summary
		Although it did not deal substantially with complex issues of a sophisticated modern economy, the classical theory is useful as the basis of microeconomics, however many distinctions one cares to make or macro-theory or political economy one chooses to apply to trade them off or set their valuations in society at large.
		Land has become natural capital, imitative aspects of Labor have become instructional capital, creative or inspirational aspects or "Enterprise" have become individual capital (in some analyses), and social capital has become increasingly important.
		The classical relationship of financial capital and infrastructural capital is still recognized as central, but there is a wider debate on means of production and various means of protection, or " rights", to secure their reliable use.
	www.bookrags.com /Factors_of_production (2287 words)

	STUDENT TRANSPORTATION SAFETY POLICY
		The following are instructions that all staff members should follow to properly request items to be purchased from their respective budgets.
		Capital outlay, textbooks, workbooks and instructional supplies must be submitted on separate requisition forms; please identify one of these categories at the top of each Requisition For form.
		Capital Outlay - These are items that have a value of $50 or more and are not consumable in one year.
	www.willmar.k12.mn.us /DistWeb/Policies/policies/706.htm (1865 words)

	Individual capital - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Individual capital comprises inalienable or personal traits of persons, tied to their bodies and available only through their own free will, such as skill, creativity, enterprise, courage, capacity for moral example, non-communicable wisdom, invention or empathy, non-transferable personal trust and leadership.
		Human development theory reflects both distinctions: it sees labour as the yield of individual capital in the same way that neoclassical macro-economics sees financial capital as the yield of the looser idea of human capital.
		Perhaps because of this, not all theorists recognize individual capital as being as essential as labour, or distinct from social or political influence, or from instructional capacity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Individual_capital (684 words)

	Glossary - A - Michigan - SchoolMatters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		At the school district level, Instruction Expenditures exclude interfund transfers, payments made by states on behalf of school districts, transfers by some school districts in their own retirement system, and capital- and debt-related spending.
		Instructional services include regular instruction in the classroom in such subjects as mathematics, language arts, writing, science, history, social science, and other curricular content areas.
		Instructional Staff Support Expenditures is a support service expenditure that includes activities that are not directly involved in instruction, but that aid in the overall learning experience; examples include staff and curriculum development, media and library services, and instruction-related technology services.
	www.schoolmatters.com /app/glossary/q/stid=23/site=pes/term=16694 (2003 words)

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		Venture capital is the monetary contributions 4 made in relatively high 5 risk situations, usually 2 to new and expanding 7 companies.
		A venture capital fund is a partnership that primarily 5 invests the financial capital of third party investors in enterprises 1 that are typically 5 too risky for ordinary 7 bank loans.
		Investors in 8 venture capital funds 2 are typically large institutions 4 with large amounts of 2 available capital, such 2 as state and private 8 pension funds, university endowments, 0 insurance companies and pooled 7 investment vehicles.
	www.cleog.com /venture_capital_.htm (1730 words)

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		Venture capital is the monetary contributions 1 made in relatively 1 high risk situations, 3 usually to new and 6 expanding companies.
		A 1 venture capital fund is a partnership that primarily 7 invests the financial capital 6 of third party 1 investors in enterprises that 8 are typically too 1 risky for ordinary bank loans.
		Investors 3 in venture capital funds 4 are typically large institutions 8 with large amounts of 9 available capital, such 8 as state and 7 private pension funds, university endowments, insurance companies and pooled investment vehicles.
	www.thelifeinsurance.net /venture_capital_.htm (1730 words)

	Southern Illinois University
		The project would be funded from a combination of FY-99 and FY-00 Capital Renewal funds; Capital Renewal funds anticipated for FY-01, Build Illinois funds; and an internal University loan to be repaid with a portion of the annual deferred maintenance appropriation.
		The Illinois Board of Higher Education guidelines require that all non-instructional capital improvement projects be submitted to that agency for approval prior to the expenditure of funds.
		This project is a non-instructional capital improvement and should be submitted to the Illinois Board of Higher Education for approval.
	www.siu.edu /~botmeet/April00/400water.htm (757 words)

	EPAA Vol. 11 No. 37 Halverson: Systems of Practice: How Leaders Use Artifacts to Create Professional Community in ...
		Social capital is the accumulation of social values such as trustworthiness and respect as a result of participation in networks of social interaction, and “resides in the relationships within an organization and between individuals (Driscoll and Kerchner 1988, 387-388).
		Capital is used in contemporary economic and sociological discussions to refer to the financial, material or personal resources upon which actors and organizations can draw to maintain or change existing practices.
		Instructional leadership practice is in part constituted by the ways leaders seek to develop and manipulate the artifacts available within the system of practice.
	epaa.asu.edu /epaa/v11n37 (11894 words)

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		Instructional supplies and materials include (but are not limited to): supplies, textbooks, library books, periodicals, and other.
		Instructional capital outlay includes fixed assets for instructional purposes that will have benefits for more than one year.
		Other instructional purposes include expenses incurred in providing transportation for pupils to and from --school-sponsored instructional activities which occur outside the classroom; and costs incurred for repair or maintenance services for equipment which is directly used for instructional purposes.
	www.cde.state.co.us /cdefinance/download/AppendixH.doc (223 words)

	LAO 2003 Budget Analysis: Capital Outlay, University of California (6440)
		Even with this excess instructional capacity, UC's plan is to ask the state to spend tens of millions of dollars constructing new instructional facilities—when utilizing existing facilities during the summer could accommodate additional students at no additional capital cost.
		The UC's capital improvement plan does not reflect the Legislature's intent that enrollment growth be accommodated through utilization of existing facilities during the summer, before constructing new facilities.
		We, therefore, recommend the Legislature direct UC to delete from its capital outlay plan the construction of instructional space that is intended to accommodate enrollment growth that could be accommodated in existing facilities during summer term.
	www.lao.ca.gov /analysis_2003/cap_outlay/co_15_6440_anl03.htm (1679 words)

	Comparative and Historical Perspectives-Summer Quarter Committee Final Report
		Thus, the state's contribution to this instructional period is not offset by the increased tuition revenue from nonresidents as it is during the traditional academic year.
		Their reports focus primarily on four inter-related areas: use of capital facilities; time to degree; access or enrollment growth; and use of faculty resources.
		Instructional support is allocated annually and adjusted to changes in enrollment patterns.
	www.washington.edu /reports/summer/sqr4.html (1837 words)

	NIU Board of Trustees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Capital Development Board projects, authorized by the legislature, shall not require Board of Trustees approval, but shall be included in the university's progress reports.
		All capital improvement projects which are approved by the Board and funded in whole or in part from nonappropriated funds shall also be submitted to the IBHE as required by the IBHE "Non-Instructional Capital Improvements Policy" except as follows:
		The Capital Development Board A/E Professional Services Fee Handbook shall be used as a guide when determining fees to be paid to architects and engineers employed by the Board.
	www.niu.edu /board/regs/sectionVI.shtml (1659 words)

	The instructional value of fostering social capital in the classroom Journal of Instructional Psychology - Find Articles
		Social capital is a term that encompasses social networks, emotional bonds and habits of reciprocity that promote trust and cooperation.
		Social capital consists of social networks, habits of cooperation and bonds of reciprocity that serve to generate benefits for members of a community.
		To this end, an experiment was performed in the spring of 1976 to determine whether an experimental course that incorporated the incidental development of social capital would produce higher political participation rates than a conventional course and higher rates than adult demographic groups known for traditionally high participation.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FCG/is_1_30/ai_99983050 (824 words)

	Grants and Loans - Capital University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Capital offers need-based financial assistance to help families meet the cost of attending Capital minus their family contribution.
		The difference between the cost of attending Capital and the family financial contribution is considered financial need.
		Ohio Instructional Grants - state money awarded to full-time students by the Ohio Board of Regents on the basis of income as reported on the FAFSA.
	www.capital.edu /internet/default.aspx?pid=833 (216 words)

	List of finance topics: Capital (economics)
		Capital in classical economic theory In classical economics, capital is one of three factors of production, the others being land and labour.
		Such analyses recognize four styles of capital, or in more detail, six: * Financial capital which represents obligations, and is liquidated as money for trade, and owned by legal entities.
		o Instructional capital which is adequately-tested knowledge that persons and communities and software executes to predict/create or avoid futures that they consider desirable, or not.
	investcompany.com /finance/capital_economics.php (1349 words)

	SB 686 - Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Bill Text (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The educational service agency shall be designated by contract which is to be authorized by the board of education of the participating district and shall operate pursuant to standards adopted by the state board of education.
		The board may transfer the portion of the balance remaining in the incidental fund to the teachers' fund that is necessary for the total payment of all contracted obligations to teachers.
		A school district may transfer unrestricted funds from the capital projects fund to the incidental fund in any year in which that year's June thirtieth combined incidental and teachers funds unrestricted balance compared to the combined incidental and teachers funds expenditures would be less than ten percent without such transfer.
	www.senate.state.mo.us /03info/billtext/tat/sb686.htm (4553 words)

	Archived: Archived - Guidance on Agostini vs. Felton and Title I (Part A) of ESEA
		Providing Title I instruction as a part of private school classes raises significantly different issues that increase the risk that the services would be held unconstitutional.
		If vans were purchased from "regular" Title I funds (i.e., not from capital expense funds), the State may adopt procedures that allow funds obtained in the disposal of the vans to be used in the Title I program in lieu of returning funds to this Department.
		Whether employees should be considered instructional personnel or noninstructional technicians depends on the functions performed by the employees in addition to their job titles or classifications.
	www.ed.gov /legislation/ESEA/feltguid.html (2602 words)

	Human Capital :: Leadership Skill, Leadership Training, Development and Consulting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Human Capital is focused on "Your Most Valuable Asset", your employees, and that focus has enabled us to regional offices across the U.S., Human Capital is able to bring Fortune.
		Human Capital May 2004 Human Capital is your monthly access route to workable solutions and real examples of success stories built on benchmark HR Measuring and managing human capital is no rocket science in this age of the knowledge economy-their human capital assets.
		Human capital represents the skills, knowledge, ability to labour and good health that At a household level human capital is a factor of the amount.
	www.thelgroup.com /leadershipskills/humancapital.shtml (579 words)

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		When a contingency occurs, the Board of Education may transfer any unencumbered moneys from the contingency reserve account, which is within the general fund, to any other fund or function.
		The Board shall not transfer moneys from the capital reserve fund; the insurance reserve fund; the bond redemption fund; the special building fund; the transportation fund; or the instructional supplies and materials, instructional capital outlay, or the other instructional purposes accounts in the general fund.
		Unencumbered moneys may be transferred among the instructional supplies and materials, instructional capital outlay, and other instructional purposes accounts and by Board resolution between the capital reserve fund and insurance reserve fund or to any other risk management fund as defined in state law.
	www.psdschools.org /psdinfo/policies.aspx?policyid=89 (155 words)

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