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08 Power & Lighting Batteries Primary 2 Power 12VDC 159 Alkaline Batteries3 12V Power Accessories163 Battery Holders6 12V Power Converters ���������������������������������168 Button Cells ���������������������������������10 12V Power Inverters ���������������������������������168 Carbon Batteries ���������������������������������5 Portable 12V Car Jumpstarters ���������������������������������159 Lithium Batteries8 SLA Battery Chargers160 Mercury Batteries 9 SLA Battery Testers 160 Special Sizes ���������������������������������7 Titan Ultra-Alkaline ���������������������������������2 Power 240VAC 64 AC Double Adaptors 75 Batteries Rechargeable 12 AC Power Boards ���������������������������������64 Assembled Battery Packs 18 AC Power Circuit Breakers DIN ���������������������������������98 Battery Banks 23 AC Power Desk Grommet 71 Chargers12 AC Power Elsafe ���������������������������������70 Chargers With Batteries ���������������������������������13 AC Power Extension Cords ���������������������������������73 Eneloop Batteries �����������������������������������������������������������������������14 AC Power Fuse Holders ���������������������������������103 Hobbies & Racing Batteries ���������������������������������20 AC Power IEC Lock80 Industrial Batteries16 AC Power Industrial90 Li-Ion Batteries & Chargers ���������������������������������22 AC Power Junction Boxes & Mount ���������������������������������101 Ni-Cd Batteries ���������������������������������18 AC Power Leads IEC ���������������������������������81 Ni-MH Batteries ���������������������������������15 AC Power Leads Misc ���������������������������������84 SLA Cross Reference ���������������������������������24 AC Power Mounting & Brackets ���������������������������������104 SLA Drypower ���������������������������������29 AC Power Plugs & Connectors ���������������������������������85 SLA Gates Cyclon 28 AC Power PowerCube ���������������������������������69 SLA Other 29 AC Power RCD ���������������������������������72 SLA Panasonic ���������������������������������������������������������������������������34 AC Power Surge75 SLA Ritar 26 AC Power USB 68 SLA Video �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������28 AC Power Wall Plates 92 Special Sizes ���������������������������������18 Clocks & Timers 75 Conduit ���������������������������������105 Batteries Rechargeable Packs 36 Conduit D-Line Decorative Trunking ���������������������������������108 Automation and Control Batteries ���������������������������������53 DIN Mount Switch Board ���������������������������������100 Cordless Phone Batteries ��������������������������������40 Overseas Adaptors 76 Digital Still Camera Batteries46 Overseas Power Leads ���������������������������������84 Emergency Light Batteries ���������������������������������52 PDU Power Rails64 Game Console Batteries ������������������������������������������������������������50 Smart Home TP-Link 74 GPS Batteries55 UPS 64 iPod® & iPhone® Batteries ���������������������������������51 Laptop Batteries ���������������������������������56 Power Supplies 169 PLC Robotics CNC Machine Batteries ���������������������������������53 12V Power Junction Boxes ���������������������������������181 Two Way Radio Batteries ���������������������������������58 AC Power Test Equipment ���������������������������������190 Vacuum Cordless Batteries ���������������������������������54 Computer Power Supply ���������������������������������173 Video Camcorder ���������������������������������36 DC Plugs ���������������������������������180 Phone Chargers Qi169 Lighting 110 Power 12Vdc UPS181 Appliance Lamps ���������������������������������119 Power Supply AC-AC 173 Desk Lamps ���������������������������������113 Power Supply Benchtop �����������������������������������������������������������181 Down Light Bases ���������������������������������116 Power Supply Laptop ���������������������������������183 Fluorescent114 Power Supply Linear Type 172 Halogen Lighting ���������������������������������114 Power Supply Multi-Voltage ���������������������������������182 LED Colour Chart ���������������������������������131 Power Supply Quick Guide ���������������������������������170 LED Down Lights - 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    sustainability Article Education in the Times of Demographic Change and Globalization. Case Study on the Example of the Silesian Voivodeship Ryszard Marszowski *, Leszek Drobek, Piotr Hetma ´nczyk and Małgorzata Markowska Central Mining Institute, Gwarków 1, 40-166 Katowice, Poland; [email protected] (L.D.); [email protected] (P.H.); [email protected] (M.M.) * Correspondence: [email protected]; Tel.: +48-32-25-92-183 Received: 3 May 2020; Accepted: 9 July 2020; Published: 15 July 2020 Abstract: In light of the content contained in this article, in the context of demographic change and globalization, there can be no doubt that education responding to contemporary challenges is a guarantee of promoting knowledge and profiling mobile and adaptive qualified staff characterized by having a specific level of knowledge, unique skills and highly developed qualifications. It is widely recognized that knowledge is the decisive factor in competitive advantage. The dynamics of changes taking place are conditioned by the resource and innovation of people’s knowledge, quality of work, education and training, the ability to think quickly and be innovative and implement new solutions in the process of production, distribution and services. The authors of the article justify why education should be seen as a value in all social and individual interactions, especially in a situation of economic change, globalization and demographic transition. It should refer to the inspiration of change, but also to the stabilization of people’s situations. Learning and education is therefore a modern value. Hence, it is important to perceive the strength and value of education in every social situation.