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Leuven ACCESSIBLE for EVERYONE
Flanders State of the Art Leuven ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE VISITFLANDERS Visit and experience 1 WELCOME TO LEUVEN! Discover the many different sites that tell a fascinating story: about the Duchy of Brabant, of which Leuven used to be the capital at one time, or about the university that has been drawing young people to the city for many centuries. Immerse yourself in the innovative projects that are given a chance here, as they prepare to conquer the world. Take a stroll through a market square and unwind on one of the many terraces. Because in Leuven they have elevated joie de vivre to an art form. This city appeals to everyone: to the young and the young at heart, whether with or without a disability. This brochure was jointly developed by Inter and Visit Leuven. It contains all the information you need to prepare your visit to Leuven. Leuven accessible to all 3 INDEX How should you use this brochure? 5 Visit & experience 8 Eat and drink 26 Public toilets 34 Tourist office Visit Leuven 41 Where to stay? 42 Care and mobility aids 44 Transport and parking 45 4 Leuven accessible to all HOW SHOULD YOU USE THIS BROCHURE? We have mapped out two interesting The numbers on the map refer to more routes, with a quick short cut if you’re detailed information in the brochure. It hungry or thirsty. They’ll take you on a also includes information about acces- tour of plenty of sights and fun spots in sible holiday residences, care, resources, the city, with the least possible obstacles transport and parking facilities. -
A Dutch Girl in Belgium Before You Go After You Get There Courses
A Dutch girl in Belgium You have decided you want to go study abroad, now the problem of the destination occurs. You should choose a destination which makes sense for you. Don’t go somewhere because your friends are applying for that destination, and make a list why you want to go to a specific destination. I wanted my period abroad to be an experience, like everyone else. Another very important point for me was that their education was from a quite high level. This is probably the main reason why I chose to study from 15 September 2014 till the 31st of January at the University of Leuven in Belgium. Before you go Accommodation As an exchange student staying for one semester only it will be difficult to find an accommodation. The landlords are seldom prepared to sign a rental contract for less than 10 months. The university offers some website on which you can search for housing, but again, this is mostly for a period of 10 or 12 months. So when you are staying for one semester only you really need to find a room being sublet by Belgian students who study abroad or are in training for one semester. In order to find such a room, I suggest to go there early. I found mine already in June when I went there for the weekend. The university offers some residences as well, I am not quite sure if this is available for one semester only. These residences are also rented to Belgian students, so there will be a long waiting list to find a room in the residences. -
College 2019-20
2019-20 Code List of Colleges and Scholarship Programs Alabama - United States Alabama ID. School Name & Address Years Status 0086 SOUTHRN UNION ST COMM COLL OPE, 1701 LAFAYETTE PKWY, OPELIKA AL 36801 2 2 0087 BISHOP STATE CMTY COLL CARVER, 414 STANTON STREET, MOBILE AL 36617 2 2 0094 FREDD STATE TECH COLLEGE, 3401 ML KING JR BLVD, TUSCALOOSA AL 35401 2 2 0103 WALLACE CMNTY COLG SPARKS CMPS, PO BOX 580, EUFAULA AL 36072 2 2 0177 ENTERPRISE STATE CC AVIATION, 3405 S US HWY 231, OZARK AL 36360 2 2 0184 ALABAMA STHRN CMTY COLL THOMAS, PO BOX 2000, THOMASVILLE AL 36784 2 2 0187 TRENHOLM STATE CC PATTERSON, PO BOX 10048, MONTGOMERY AL 36108 2 2 0188 NORTHWST-SHOALS CMTY COLL, P O BOX 2545, MUSCLE SHLS AL 35662 2 2 0189 CENTRL ALABAMA C C CHILDSBRG, 1675 CHEROKEE RD, ALEX CITY AL 35010 2 2 0193 REID STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE, PO BOX 588, EVERGREEN AL 36401 2 2 0207 TRENHOLM ST COMM COLL TRENHOLM, PO BOX 10048, MONTGOMERY AL 36108 2 2 0213 BEVILL STATE CMTY COLLEGE, 101 STATE ST, SUMITON AL 35148 2 2 0320 SONAT FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP, DARLENE O’DONNELL, PO BOX 2563, BIRMINGHAM AL 35202 0 3 0528 WALLACE STATE HANCEVILLE, PO BOX 2000, HANCEVILLE AL 35077 2 2 0548 AIR FORCE ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS, 551 E MAXWELL BLVD, MAXWELL AFB AL 36112 0 3 0706 ATHENS STATE UNIVERSITY, 300 N BEATY ST, ATHENS AL 35611 2 2 0715 CENTRAL ALABAMA CMNTY COLLEGE, 1675 CHEROKEE RD, ALEX CITY AL 35010 2 2 0720 BEVILL STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 1411 INDIANA AVE, JASPER AL 35501 2 1 0723 BEVILL STATE CMTY COLL BREWER, 2631 TEMPLE AVENUE N, FAYETTE AL 35555 2 2 0805 HERITAGE CHRISTIAN -
Pre-Conference Programme
CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN MINISTERS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Leuven/Louvain‐la‐Neuve, 28‐29 April 2009 * * * PRE‐CONFERENCE PROGRAMME * * * Monday 27 April Arrival and welcome in Leuven Brussels Airport / All day Welcome of delegations and transportation to Leuven Leuven Train Station 13.00‐21.00 Conference registration University Library 18.00‐19.45 Aperitif hosted by the Mayor of the City of Leuven Town Hall Guided tours of Town Hall and Saint‐Peter’s Church 20.00‐22.00 Welcome dinner University Hall hosted by the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven * * * CONFERENCE VENUES * * * University Library (Universiteitsbibliotheek), Mgr.Ladeuzeplein 21, B‐3000 Leuven ¾ 27 April 2009: registration ¾ 28 April 2009: plenary sessions I‐III and parallel sessions Town Hall (Stadhuis), Grote Markt 9, B‐3000 Leuven ¾ 27 April 2009: reception and guided tour University Hall (Universiteitshal), Naamsestraat 22, B‐3000 Leuven ¾ 27 April 2009: welcome dinner ¾ 28 April 2009: registration (for those not registered yet) ¾ 28 April 2009: lunch Abbaye de La Ramée, Rue de l’Abbaye 19, B‐1370 Jodoigne ¾ 28 April 2009: official conference dinner Aula Magna, Place Raymond Lemaire 1, B‐1348 Louvain‐la‐Neuve ¾ 29 April 2009: plenary session IV and Bologna Policy Forum Conference of the European Ministers Responsible for Higher Education – 28‐29 April 2009 – Conference programme – 1 CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN MINISTERS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Leuven/Louvain‐la‐Neuve, 28‐29 April 2009 * * * CONFERENCE PROGRAMME * * * Tuesday 28 April Conference day 1 -
Programming (ISMP 2015), the Most Important Meeting of the Mathematical Optimization Society (MOS)
I S M P THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS 2 0 1 5 2 2 n d I LEADERSHIP SPONSOR n t e r n a t i o n a l S y m p o s i u m o Opening Ceremony and Reception n M a t h e m a GENERAL SPONSORS t i c a l P r o g r a The Optimization Firm m m i n g Conference Cruise & Banquet Session Signage Conference Badge Notepad and Pen Mobile App AV Technology P i t t s b u r g h , P e n n Student Travel Assistance Coffee Break General Support s y l v a n i a , U S A TABLE OF CONTENTS i PROGRAM COMMITTEE LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Welcome from the Chair ii Chair Chair Schedule of Daily Events and Sessions iii Gérard P. Cornuéjols François Margot Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Cluster Chairs v USA Speaker Information vi Egon Balas Egon Balas Carnegie Mellon University Internet Access vii Carnegie Mellon University USA Lorenz T. Biegler Conference Mobile App vii Carnegie Mellon University Xiaojun Chen Where to go for Lunch vii The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Gérard P. Cornuéjols Opening Ceremony & Reception viii China Carnegie Mellon University Conference Cruise & Banquet ix Monique Laurent Iganacio E. Grossmann CWI Amsterdam Carnegie Mellon University Plenary & Semi-Plenary Lectures x The Netherlands John Hooker Exhibitors xv Sven Leyffer Carnegie Mellon University Master Track Schedules xvii Argonne National Laboratory USA Fatma Kilinç-Karzan Floor Plans xxii Carnegie Mellon University Arkadi Nemirovski Georgia Institute of Technology Javier F. -
CRAS VIVES Incunabula and Rare Books Printed in Leuven
CRAS VIVES Incunabula and rare books printed in Leuven Catalogue edited by An Smets & Katharina Smeyers Leuven: University Library, Special Collections, 2016 PRINTED IN LEUVEN The printing of books began in Leuven in 1473. This Brabant city, along with Aalst and Utrecht, was the birthplace of the art of printing in the Low Countries. Jan van Westfalen (John of Westphalia), who together with entrepreneur Dirk Martens had printed the first books in the Southern Netherlands, became the University’s printer in 1474. Up until 1497 he brought some 160 editions onto the market. His position was then taken over by his former associate Dirk Martens, who would go on to pub- lish a further 230 titles until 1530. The best-known is without doubt Thomas More’s Utopia (1516). Martens’ successors Rutger Rescius and Servaas Sassenus continued the tradition of humanist and university publications. Common books, mostly of a religious nature, were mainly published by Joannes Bogardus and Joannes Masius. In the seventeenth century Hieronymys Nempaeus appears to have been the most productive printer, while members of the Denique and Stryckwant families were prominent into the eighteenth century. In that century book publishing was domi- nated by the Van Overbeke family. From 1759 until 1797 the Academische Drukkerij (‘Academic Printing Office’) accounted for the lion’s share of standard products such as disputations and theses. In 1636, Leuven University set up a Central Library. Its goal was to boost the pro- vision of reading matter for the whole of the university community. Up until then, professors and students alike had to make do with their own collections along with those of the libraries of colleges and religious institutions. -
Conference Final Programme
Final Program 8 - 12 April 2018 Organized by Sponsored by In Cooperation with 2 Contents General Information ............................................................................ 4 Badges ................................................................................................... 5 Best Paper Award .................................................................................. 8 Conference Location ............................................................................. 4 Conference Proceedings ....................................................................... 6 How to get there .................................................................................... 4/5 Internet Connection ............................................................................... 6 Meeting Room ....................................................................................... 6 Need Help? ............................................................................................ 6 Paper Legend ........................................................................................ 8 Registration ............................................................................................ 6 Social Events and Lunches ................................................................... 6/7 Tickets.................................................................................................... 5 Quick Program Overview .................................................................... 9 Sunday Registration and Get Together -
United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas
Case 20-31840-sgj11 Doc 311 Filed 08/25/20 Entered 08/25/20 19:23:33 Page 1 of 103 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS In re: Chapter 11 TRIVASCULAR SALES LLC, et al.,1 Case No. 20-31840 (SGJ) Debtors. (Jointly Administered) AMENDED AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA } } ss.: COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES } Jorge Rodriguez, being duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. I am employed by Omni Agent Solutions, located at 5955 DeSoto Avenue, Suite 100, Woodland Hills, CA 91367. I am over the age of eighteen years and am not a party to the above-captioned action. 2. On August 10, 2020, I caused to be served the: a. On USB: Order (I) Approving The Disclosure Statement, (II) Establishing Procedures for Solicitation and Tabulation of Votes to Accept or Reject The Plan, (III) Approving the Form of Ballot and Solicitation Packages, (IV) Establishing the Voting Record Date, (V) Scheduling a Hearing for Confirmation of The Plan, and (VI) Granting Related Relief [Docket No. 206], (the “Order”), b. On USB: Debtors’ Second Amended Joint Plan of Reorganization Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code, (the “Plan”), c. On USB: Disclosure Statement for the Debtors’ Second Amended Joint Plan or Reorganization Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code, (the “Disclosure Statement”), d. Notice of Hearing to Consider of, and Deadline for Objecting to, the Debtors’ Joint Plan of Reorganization Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code, (the “Notice”), (2a through 2d collectively are referred to as the “Solicitation Package”) e. Solicitation Cover Letter, (the “Cover Letter”), f. -
KU Leuven Faculty of Economics and Business Offers Demanding and High Level Quality Education, with Permanent Evaluation
INFORMATION PACKAGE FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS 2016-2017 Faculty of Economics and Business – Campus Leuven, Brussels and Antwerp 1 KU LEUVEN FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS CAMPUS LEUVEN, CAMPUS BRUSSEL, CAMPUS ANTWERPEN ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-2017 This brochure is aimed at students of European and non-European universities, intending to visit the KU Leuven within the framework of an Erasmus or exchange agreement with their home institution. By supplying practical information about the university and the way in which exchanges are organised at KU Leuven, it allows the students to prepare for their stay in Antwerp, Brussels and Leuven. The Faculty of Economics and Business welcomes you and thanks you for choosing KU Leuven. We wish all exchange students a rewarding and enjoyable time. 2 TABLE OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION TO FEB 1. KU LEUVEN 5 2. THE FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS: LOCATION 5 3. PROGRAMMES AT THE FACULTY 7 4. FEB MISSION AND VALUES 9 CHAPTER I 1. WHAT TO DO BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL 12 1. Academic preparation 12 2. Practical arrangements 12 o Registration 12 o Do I need a visa to enter Belgium? 12 o Proof of solvency 12 o What about insurance? 13 2. WHAT TO DO UPON YOUR ARRIVAL? 15 1. How do I get to FEB’s campus in Leuven, Brussels or Antwerp? 15 2. How do I arrange housing? 16 3. How do I arrange registration with the university? 19 4. How do I arrange registration with the civil authorities? 21 6. How do I get orientated? 24 3. HOW DO I PICK MY COURSES? 26 1. -
23Rd Belgian Congress on Rheumatology Final Programme
23rd Belgian Congress on Rheumatology 2 - 4 October 2019 Final Programme www.rheumacongress.be Table of Contents Organisation ...........................................................................................................................4 24th Belgian Congress on Rheumatology - BCR 2020 ..............................................4 Welcome Address ................................................................................................................ 5 Scientific Programme Wednesday, 2 October .............................................................. 6 Scientific Programme Thursday, 3 October ................................................................... 9 Scientific Programme Friday, 4 October .......................................................................12 Meeting for Health Professionals in Rheumatology ................................................... 14 Registration ...........................................................................................................................16 General Information ............................................................................................................ 17 Major Sponsors & Exhibitors ............................................................................................21 www.rheumacongress.be 3 Organisation Welcome Address Scientific Organiser Maria Stoenoiu Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc Dear colleagues and friends, Avenue Hippocrate 10, 1200 Bruxelles [email protected] The Royal Belgian Society for Rheumatology