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… GUIDELINES 2007 The passport photo must be 35 by 45 mm (width x height). Width: from ear to ear, between 16 mm and 20 mm. Height: from age 11: from chin to crown, between 26 and 30 mm. up to age 11: from chin to crown, between 19 and 30 mm. You can check the size using the accompanying transparency. The photo is intended to identify the applicant. Applicants for travel documents are therefore required to submit a colour passport photo that shows a true likeness of themselves. A photo will be … S IZE CORRECT A. Black & white B. Optical distortion C. Unnatural representation D. Insufficient contrast (pale) E. Out of focus NOTES The background colour must be light grey, pale blue, or white. The background must be even, in a single colour, and without shadow or merging colours. There must be sufficient contrast between the head and the background. Insufficient contrast reduces the clarity of the photograph in the travel document. CORRECT A. Not uniformly lit (shadow) B. More than one colour … be recognised successfully by human or electronic means, the applicant must be photographed looking straight at the camera with a neutral expression and a closed mouth. Applicants may not smile broadly or open their mouths – which does not mean that they have to look surly or sullen. ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA � Neutral facial expression � Looking straight at the camera � Mouth closed FACIAL APPEARANCE4 POSITION5 FACIAL EXPRESSION6 CORRECT A. Eyes not entirely visible B. Tinted lens C. Tinted lens D. …

… How physiotherapy works in the Netherlands: A guide for international students and expats As an international student or expat living in the Netherlands, navigating an unfamiliar healthcare service can be a daunting prospect. However, physiotherapy is easily accessible and getting the help you need shouldn't prove difficult. Here we explain how physiotherapy works in the Netherlands. Do you need a referral for physiotherapy? In the Netherlands, you do not need a referral from a doctor to see a physiotherapist. This system, called Direct Access to Physiotherapy (DTF), it allows patients to book directly with a physiotherapist, who will screen for any underlying issues. Is physiotherapy covered by health insurance? There are two main types of health insurance that affect physiotherapy coverage in the Netherlands: Basic Health Insurance … to expect in a physiotherapy session Your first physiotherapy session will usually involve an initial assessment. The physiotherapist will examine your symptoms, discuss your medical history, and evaluate your movement and pain levels. From there, they will create a personalised treatment plan, which may include: • Manual therapy such as massage or joint mobilisation • Exercise programs to strengthen muscles and improve flexibility • Posture correction to prevent future issues Quality and …

… thesis project 2023-2024 The MCEL master thesis project ‘Social Jus7ce and EU law’ brings together highly mo7vated students and expert staff members of the Maastricht Centre for European Law (MCEL). The interac;on of the process of European integra;on with the social sphere has been crucial since the very origins of the European project. Amidst the inherent tensions that more than 60 years of European integra;on have not yet en;rely solved, the ques;on remains as to what role has the EU to play in rela;on to social jus;ce and whether the EU itself can be ‘social’. The idea of social jus;ce relates to redistribu;on and solidarity, to the protec;on of vulnerable individuals and communi;es and to the struggles and tensions that societal and poli;cal changes imply. Social Jus;ce and EU law is … addressing the gender pay gap, role of equality bodies, work-life balance; - Social jus;ce in climate change - Social rights in the Charter of Fundamental Rights. We will launch this research theme at the MCEL Opening event on Friday 15th September with stellar speakers: T. Capeta (Advocate General at the CJEU), S. Garben (Permanent Professor at the College of Europe) and M. Simm (Head of Unit at the Council Legal Service) Are you eager to write about Social Europe? Then apply for the MCEL master …

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… Paper proposal Rogier Brom MA
 Rogier Brom Blankenstraat 113a 1018 RT Amsterdam +31 (0)647952406 rogierbrom@gmail.com Affiliation: independent researcher into the arts, their public and their policies. Currently working with the Lectoraat Art & Public Space at the Rietveld Academy. Title: Participatory abilities: a closer understanding of the value of art in public space. Abstract: The participational, inclusive form of art has as its basic principle “feedback,” and … However, adding an element of feedback doesn’t necessarily mean that a work’s public is actually participating. There must be a form of urgency for the art work and the public to relate to one another. I argue that, for an audience to participate, they need to feel a necessity on an individual level to join the network the art work is in. But this network can come to life only after the work of art has come into existence. Furthermore, complexity theory shows that the organisation of a system comes about as a result of the interaction between the various constituents of the system, hinting that the …

… Public health emergencies, such as COVID-19, can lead to stigma of people, places, and things believed to be associated with the virus. For example, people from a specific nationality, population, or region of the world, may be discriminated against even though they may not be at increased risk of having the virus. Likewise, people who have been released from COVID-19 quarantine may be stigmatized, even though they are no longer contagious or at risk of spreading the virus. 1 Some groups of people who may be …

… in het buitenland. Verwacht wordt echter dat consumenten hun bestedingen verplaatsen naar (relatief) goedkoper geworden locaties in het buitenland. 32 Zie bijvoorbeeld BRO (2009), Grenzeloos winkelen, en Spierings, B., & Van Der Velde, M. (2008), Shopping, borders and unfamiliarity: Consumer mobility in Europe, Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 99(4), 497-505. 33 Zie BRO (2009), Grenzeloos winkelen, p. 16. 34 Asplund, M., Friberg, R. & Wilander, F. (2007), Demand and distance: … bezoekje aan de kapper of fietsenmaker duurder worden. De gehele lijst kan worden geraadpleegd via Lijst I behorende bij de Wet op de omzetbelasting 1968. Selectie nieuwsartikelen x Accountant - Belastingmaatregelen in regeerakkoord (10/10/2017) x SConline - Regeerakkoord: Het venijn zit in de staart (10/10/2017) x Taxence - Fiscale plannen regeerakkoord (10/10/2017) x Taxlive - Regeerakkoord: Het venijn zit in de staart (10/10/2017) x Provincie Limburg - Regeerakkoord: Limburg ziet kansen voor … van Uber of de deelnemers van Werkspot.nl; maar het kan ook gaan om online opdrachten zoals het vertalen van teksten, het sorteren van foto’s, het bewerken van bepaalde informatiebestanden enz. via een platform (vb. Amazon Mechanical Turk, Clickworker) waarop taken worden aangeboden die snel, goedkoop, wereldwijd en on-demand kunnen worden opgepakt. 274 Zie o.a. Europese Pijler van Sociale Rechten, Europese Agenda voor de deeleconomie, Commissie werkprogramma 2018, Witboek over de …

… Careers Association 13.00 Programme introduction in ‘’the Turnzaal’’ Introduction by Resi Schenk (International Exchange Office) Presentation by FASoS Student Lidia Valeska Presentation about PBL, by Mirko Reithler After this introduction, you can meet your group’s student ambassador in the FASoS Garden 14.30 PBL meeting (Pre Discussion) Please check the schedule on the other side of this page for the room numbers of the PBL meetings per group. 16.00 End of introduction day 1 … PBL meeting (post-discussion) Please check the schedule on the other side of this page for the room numbers of the PBL meetings per group. 11.00 Are you okay? Lecture in the “Turnzaal” By Saskia van Bergen & Mery de la Cruz After this lecture, you can meet your group’s student ambassador in the FASoS Garden 11.30 Campus Tours 13.00 End of introduction day 2 Introduction Days Exchange Students Thursday 29 August and Friday 30 August 2024 PBL Meeting schedule You can find more information about the introduction day on the introduction webpage Group number Thursday 29 August Friday 30 August 1 14:30 – 16.00 – 0.016 GG76 09.30 – 10.30 – 0.016 GG76 2 14:30 – 16:00 – 1.08 GG76 09.30 – 10.30 – 1.08 GG76 3 14:30 – …