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6/26/2013 Cathrin Buetefisch, MD, PhD Neurology, Emory University Neurobiological Principles Applied to the Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients 6/19/2013 Steve Wolf, PhD, PT, FAPTA Atlanta VA CVNR & Rehab Medicine, Emory University Mixed Reality in Stroke Rehabilitation: What Is It and Where Is It Going? 5/22/2013 Ross Ethier, PhD Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology The Role of Biomechanics in Glaucomatous Optic Neuropathy 5/15/2013 Paolo Bonato, PhD Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard University The Role of Technology in Rehabilitation Medicine 5/8/2013 Joe Nocera, PhD Atlanta VA CVNR & Neurology, Emory University Optimizing the Exercise Stimulus for Neuroplasticity 5/1/2013 Steven Francis Stasheff, MD, PhD Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, University of Iowa Modern Intersections of Neurology and Ophthalmology: Retinal Degenerations & Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) 4/24/2013 Tim Olsen, MD Ophthalmology, Emory University Macular Degeneration and Aging 4/10/2013 Stephanie Studenski, MD, MPH Geriatric Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Bettye Rose Connell Memorial Lecture - Gait and Cognition: Shared Causes and Consequences 3/27/2013 Lewis Wheaton, PhD Applied Physiology, Georgia Institute of Technology Neurophysiology of Action Encoding: New Insights in Amputees and Prosthesis Adaptation 3/13/2013 Art English, PhD Cell Biology, Emory University Enhancing Axon Regeneration in Peripheral Nerves with Exercise 2/27/2013 Vasiliy Buharin, PhD Candidate Applied Physiology, Georgia Institute of Technology Cortical and Corticospinal Excitability Altered with Autonomic Nervous Activity 2/13/2013 Leonardo G. Cohen, MD Human Cortical Physiology and Rehabilitation Section, NINDS Enhancing Motor Learning Using Behavioral Strategies and Brain Stimulation 1/9/2013 Anastasia Ford, PhD Candidate Psychology, University of Florida Cortico-Subcortical Networks Involved in Language Processing 11/14/2012 Trisha Kesar, PT, PhD Rehabilitation Medicine, Emory University Biomechanical, Motor Learning, and Neuroplasticity Mechanisms underlying Gait Rehabilitation
6/26/2013 Cathrin Buetefisch, MD, PhD Neurology, Emory University Neurobiological Principles Applied to the Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients 6/19/2013 Steve Wolf, PhD, PT, FAPTA Atlanta VA CVNR & Rehab Medicine, Emory University Mixed Reality in Stroke Rehabilitation: What Is It and Where Is It Going? 5/22/2013 Ross Ethier, PhD Biomedical Engineering, Emory University and Georgia Institute of Technology The Role of Biomechanics in Glaucomatous Optic Neuropathy 5/15/2013 Paolo Bonato, PhD Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard University The Role of Technology in Rehabilitation Medicine 5/8/2013 Joe Nocera, PhD Atlanta VA CVNR & Neurology, Emory University Optimizing the Exercise Stimulus for Neuroplasticity 5/1/2013 Steven Francis Stasheff, MD, PhD Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, University of Iowa Modern Intersections of Neurology and Ophthalmology: Retinal Degenerations & Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) 4/24/2013 Tim Olsen, MD Ophthalmology, Emory University Macular Degeneration and Aging 4/10/2013 Stephanie Studenski, MD, MPH Geriatric Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Bettye Rose Connell Memorial Lecture - Gait and Cognition: Shared Causes and Consequences 3/27/2013 Lewis Wheaton, PhD Applied Physiology, Georgia Institute of Technology Neurophysiology of Action Encoding: New Insights in Amputees and Prosthesis Adaptation 3/13/2013 Art English, PhD Cell Biology, Emory University Enhancing Axon Regeneration in Peripheral Nerves with Exercise 2/27/2013 Vasiliy Buharin, PhD Candidate Applied Physiology, Georgia Institute of Technology Cortical and Corticospinal Excitability Altered with Autonomic Nervous Activity 2/13/2013 Leonardo G. Cohen, MD Human Cortical Physiology and Rehabilitation Section, NINDS Enhancing Motor Learning Using Behavioral Strategies and Brain Stimulation 1/9/2013 Anastasia Ford, PhD Candidate Psychology, University of Florida Cortico-Subcortical Networks Involved in Language Processing 11/14/2012 Trisha Kesar, PT, PhD Rehabilitation Medicine, Emory University Biomechanical, Motor Learning, and Neuroplasticity Mechanisms underlying Gait Rehabilitation
5/15/2013 Paolo Bonato, PhD Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard University The Role of Technology in Rehabilitation Medicine 5/8/2013 Joe Nocera, PhD Atlanta VA CVNR & Neurology, Emory University Optimizing the Exercise Stimulus for Neuroplasticity 5/1/2013 Steven Francis Stasheff, MD, PhD Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, University of Iowa Modern Intersections of Neurology and Ophthalmology: Retinal Degenerations & Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) 4/24/2013 Tim Olsen, MD Ophthalmology, Emory University Macular Degeneration and Aging 4/10/2013 Stephanie Studenski, MD, MPH Geriatric Medicine, University of Pittsburgh Bettye Rose Connell Memorial Lecture - Gait and Cognition: Shared Causes and Consequences 3/27/2013 Lewis Wheaton, PhD Applied Physiology, Georgia Institute of Technology Neurophysiology of Action Encoding: New Insights in Amputees and Prosthesis Adaptation 3/13/2013 Art English, PhD Cell Biology, Emory University Enhancing Axon Regeneration in Peripheral Nerves with Exercise 2/27/2013 Vasiliy Buharin, PhD Candidate Applied Physiology, Georgia Institute of Technology Cortical and Corticospinal Excitability Altered with Autonomic Nervous Activity 2/13/2013 Leonardo G. Cohen, MD Human Cortical Physiology and Rehabilitation Section, NINDS Enhancing Motor Learning Using Behavioral Strategies and Brain Stimulation 1/9/2013 Anastasia Ford, PhD Candidate Psychology, University of Florida Cortico-Subcortical Networks Involved in Language Processing 11/14/2012 Trisha Kesar, PT, PhD Rehabilitation Medicine, Emory University Biomechanical, Motor Learning, and Neuroplasticity Mechanisms underlying Post-Stroke Gait Rehabilitation
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6 P. M. Joshi Novel techniques for diagnosis of deformations in transformer windings Doctorate March 2010 -- Presently with Government of Engineering Karad 7 R. S. Bhide Analysis of transformers and systems used in low-voltage applications Doctorate October 2010 -- 8 A. S. Bhangaonkar Ultra-high frequency simulation, measurements and analysis of some corona phenomena Doctorate April 2011 --- Presently with University of Leicester, UK 9 Amit Bakshi Assessment of short-circuit strength of transformers Doctorate June 2013 --- Department of Electrical Engineering, Shiv Nadar University, 10 K. Badgujar Deformation diagnostics of transformers Doctorate October 2013 --- 11 Ajay Pal Singh Baghel A Comprehensive Hysteresis Model for Grain Oriented Materials. Doctorate 2015 --- 12 H. H. Sidhwa Ray Tracing in an Anisotropic Medium in the Context of Cloaking Doctorate July 2016 Dr. R.P.R.C. Aiyar 13 J. Venkat Three stage solid state transformers: topologies, control and applications Doctorate August 2017 Prof. A. Shukla Post Doctoral Research Scholar, , Raleigh, United States Department current
Under Progress: Sr. No. Name of student Title of thesis (tentative) Co-Guide Homepage 1 Rahul Bhat K Analysis of interruption process in vacuum circuit breakers ---- 2 Md. Maoyafikuddin Effects of pulsed electric field on biological cells and vesicles Prof. Rochish Thaokar 3 Hrishitosh Bisht Application of wavelets and non-separable basis to electromagnetic problems *Guide : Prof. V. M. Gadre 4 Boggavarapu Sai Ram Comprehensive Modelling of Hysteresis in Circuit Models for Transformers --- 5 Makarand M Kane Investigations into Wire EDM for fabricating Si wafers used in PV Applications Prof. Himanshu J. Bahirat 6 Greeshma Mohan U Comprehensive modelling of magnetic components for high frequency power electronics application ---
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generator 190 T- 1312 Analysis of subsynchronous resonance (SSR) in single machine infinite bus (SMIB) with pulse width modulated series compensator (PWMSC) B.M. Ruhul Amin 102603 EEE 2015 191 T- 1313 Self- Organized data aggregation techniques in ferry assisted multi cluster DTNs using a novel strategy of evolutionary game theory. Md. Salehin Ferdous Kader 102610 EEE 2015 The following thesis awarded for Ph. D. progamme 01 T- 0768 Studies and investigation on extraction of energy and value- added product from rice husk. Md. Ahiduzzama 071701 MCE 2011 02 T- 1049 Development and analysis of energy efficient match line sensing circuits for high- speed ternary content addressable memory. Syed Iftekhar Ali P 10070604 P (IUT student awarded by BUET) EEE 2013 03 T- 1083 Thermal performances of two- metal micro heat pipes (TMMHP) KMN Sarwar Iqbal 101701 MCE 2014
LIST OF ATTENDEES (Continued) Customer Service Center (CSC) RFP - OS/CSC 15-001-S Pre-Proposal Conference - August 11, 2014 Vital Management Connections, Inc. Sandra M. Smith, PMP President, Project and Contract Manager Mobile: 410-960-1399 T: 410-944-1802 MBE VSBE Yes No Active Network Kristine Vess-Golden MBE VSBE Yes No Exceed Corporation Mary Washington-Daye Proposal Manager – Business Development V: 301-731-3790 x8308 F: 301-731-3793 MBE VSBE Yes No CAEI Raymond Hubbard VP, Technical Operations T: 443-319-5381 MBE VSBE Yes No ORACLE Tracey Rossi CRM Application Sales Representative Oracle Public Sector Mobile: 1-724-713-7765 MBE VSBE Yes No MAXIMUS Melissa M. VanBenthuysen Supervisor PA New Hire Reporting Program O: 717-425-7683 F: 717-425-7696 MBE VSBE Yes No Chris Frechette T: 240-620-1564 MBE VSBE Yes No GCS Bryan Overcash, CFO/COO Global Contact Services T: 704-647-9621 X6001 F: 704-647-9792 C: 704-754-0176 MBE VSBE Yes No Kidd International, Inc. Peter Brooks New Business, Client Relations Washington, DC: C: 202-210-8816 Baltimore, MD: T: 240-839-7187 F: 410-368-0762 MBE VSBE Yes No PCG Human Services Sean Bernard Direct: 717-884-7712 C: 717-903-1010 MBE VSBE Yes No MAXIMUS Joe Murphy Vice President HHS Strategy & Consulting O: 770-662-5700 F: 703-251-8240 MBE VSBE Yes No AGI – MISSION SUPPORT SERVICES, INC. Nate Allera Business Development Analyst T: 301-565-5200 F: 301-565-5208 MBE VSBE Yes No
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List of premises registered for skin piercing in East Cambridgeshire District Council Premises Name Address Registered for Barber 30 Market Street Ely CB7 4LS Ear Piercing Aberdey Clinic of Traditional Acupuncture 40 New Cheveley Road Newmarket CB8 8BS Acupuncture Almost Angels 13 Forehill Ely CB7 4AA Tattooing Body Piecing Anthony Sigrist 23 Wensum Way Ely CB6 2WY Acupuncture Beynurs Tattoo & Body Piercing Studio 8 Main Street Littleport CB6 1PJ Tattooing Body Piercing Body Graphics 28 High Street Soham CB7 5HE Tattooing Chic Face and Body Clinic 14 St Mary’s Street Ely CB7 4ES Ear Piercing Electrolysis Ely Acupuncture Clinic 44 Northwold Ely CB6 1BG Acupuncture Ely Complimentary Health Centre Sextry House 29a St Mary’s Street Ely CB7 4HF Acupuncture Essential Health Ely The Paradise Centre Newnham Street Ely CB7 4PQ Ear Piercing Electrolysis Evolution Beautique 1A Forehill Ely CB7 4AA Semi-Permanent Skin- Colouring Fenland Physio 36B Forehill Ely CB7 4AF Acupuncture Helpmehealme 6 Charles Graven Court Ely CB7 4FN Acupuncture Ink Life 1 Dane Hill Road Kennett CB8 7XF Tattooing Jason Sauvey 7 Military Road Soham CB7 5AS Tattooing Orchard Skin Clinic 47 Aldreth Road Haddenham CB6 3PW Semi-Permanent Skin- Colouring Electrolysis PLC Electric Tattoos The Grain Store Mildenhall Road Littleport Tattooing
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Mathematics Textbooks for Prince William County Schools Approved by PWC School Board on February 15, 2012 Kindergarten – Algebra II Kindergarten – Grade 5 Virginia Math Connects, ©2012, Alteri et al, McGraw-Hill Companies School Education Group Math 6 Virginia Math Connects, Course 1, ©2012, Price, et al, McGraw-Hill Companies School Education Group Extended Math 6 (covers all 6th and half of 7th grade objectives) Virginia Math Connects, Course 2, ©2012, Molix-Baily, Dr. Day, Frey, Howard, Companies School Education Group Math 7 Virginia Math Connects, Course 2, ©2012, Molix-Baily, Dr. Day, Frey, Howard, Companies School Education Group Extended Math 7 (covers half of 7th and all 8th grade objectives) Virginia Math Connects, Course 3, ©2012, Molix-Baily, Dr. Day, Frey, Howard, Companies School Education Group Math 8 Virginia PreAlgebra, ©2012, Carter, Cuevas, Day, Malloy, McGraw-Hill School Education Group Algebra I; Pre-AP Algebra I; and Algebra I Parts 1 and 2 Virginia Algebra 1, ©2012, Carter, Cuevas, Day, Malloy, McGraw-Hill Companies School Education Group Geometry and Pre-AP Geometry Prentice Hall Geometry, Virginia Edition, ©2012, Charles et al., Pearson Education IGCSE Geometry Extended Mathematics for IGCSE, Third Edition, ©2011, Rayner, Oxford University Press Algebra, Functions, and Data Analysis Algebra, Functions, and Data Analysis: A Virginia Course, ©2012, Consortium for Foundation Mathematics, Pearson Education Algebra II & Algebra II/Trigonometry Prentice Hall Algebra II, Virginia Edition, ©2012, Charles et al., Pearson Education Post-Algebra II Textbooks
Venue: UDAIPUR, : CCRT Regional Centre, 3B , Ambavgarh, Near Swarup Sagar ,UDAIPUR,RAJASTHAN-313001 S.NO Candidate ID Candidate Name Father Name DOB Art Name Candidate State Venue Name Date of Interview Time ABHILASHA AKSHAY PANCHAL SHRI AKSHAY RASIK PANCHAL 01-05-2007 Bharatnatyam Dance GUJARAT UDAIPUR 11-05-2018 10:00 AM SHAIL MAULIN CHUDGAR SHRI MAULIN H. CHUDGAR 24-10-2004 Bharatnatyam Dance GUJARAT UDAIPUR 11-05-2018 10:00 AM TEJ JITENDRAKUMAR PATEL SHRI JITENDRA KUMAR PATEL 21-08-2004 Paper Craft GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM PATHAN SUHANA ALIBHAI JANAB ALIBHAI 15-04-2007 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM KINJALBEN KURJIBHAI MAKWANA SHRI KURJIBHAI MOHANBHAI 06-08-2004 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM PATHAN UJMA ALIBHAI JANAB ALIBHAI 22-09-2005 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM VANSHIKA CHIRAG MODI SHRI CHIRAG MODI 19-05-2004 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM GAUTAMBHAI BHARATBHAI MAKWANA SHRI BHARAT BHAI GHUSA 12-10-2004 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM KAUSHIKBHAI HAMIRBHAI MAKWANA SHRI HAMIRBHAZ HARJZBHAI bharatchauhan9595@gmail.com 03-08-2005 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00 AM YASHRAJSINH RAJENDRSINH SHRI RAJENDRSINH PARMAR 07-04-2007 Painting GUJARAT UDAIPUR 12-05-2018 10:00
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Confirmed Attendees for Performances Event Local Authority Contact Email 1 Aberdeen Moyra Forbes . 2 Aberdeenshire Anne Henderson 3 Angus Morna Duncan DuncanMH@angus.gcsx.gov.uk 4 A&B Susan Tyre Karen Miller . 5 City of Edinburgh Gordon Hunter gordon.hunter@edinburgh.gcsx.gov.uk 6 Clackmannanshire 7 Eilean Siar Iain Smith 8 D&G Alan Cameron Alan.Cameron@Dumgal.gov.uk 9 Dundee Kerry Gethins kerry.gethins@dundeecity.gcsx.gov.uk 10 East Ayrshire Eileen Skinner John Wilson Heather MacDonald . . 11 East Dunbartonshire Dee Horne Collette Sharkey Edith Girvan . 12 East Lothian Calum Murray 13 East Renfrewshire Carol Duckett . 14 Falkirk John Deery Rose Mary Hoey . 15 Fife June Barrie
Catherine Fleming Neil Finnie . . 16 Glasgow Jim Wilson Maureen Higgins . 17 Highland Fiona Palin . 18 Inverclyde Lorna Coote Lorna.Coote2@inverclyde.gov.uk 19 Midlothian Magnus Inglis 20 Moray 21 North Ayrshire Donna Reid Angela Feeney 22 North Lanarkshire 23 Orkney Peter Trodden 24 P&K Avril Ker . 25 Renfrewshire Janice Levens janice.levens@renfrewshire.gcsx.gov.uk 26 Scottish Borders 27 Shetland Susan Manson 28 South Ayrshire Ged Quirk Jacqueline Galloway . 29 South Lanarkshire Amanda Jackson 30 Stirling Roslyn MacDonald . 31 West Dunbartonshire 32 West Lothian Hannah Cairns
CCRS Lessons Learned: Implementing CCRS math standards across the state Amber Delliger, + panel TBA Standards-Based Programming ADP the DOC way! Sherill Borgstahl, Shawn Emslander, James Flores, Amy Cyr Adult Secondary Credentials Racial Equity in ABE Classrooms and Programs Jodi Versaw, Liz Andress, Christian McCleary, Adriana Galvan, Lee Obermiller, Caroline Nerhus, Aaron Gutzke Diversity & Equity Absolute Value – It’s more than just making a negative number positive! Rebecca Strom Numeracy From Standards to Student Success: Deconstructing the CCRS Renada Rutmanis Standards-Based Programming Word Reading Skills – A how-to guide for direct instruction of intermediate level word reading skills (GE 4-9+) Terrisa Fisher Reading & Writing Most Missed Questions on the GED ® Test: What educators can do Jim Afdahl, Thomas Ross Adult Secondary Credentials Practical Applications: Northstar in the classroom Tom Cytron-Hysom, Manee Thou, + panel TBA Standards-Based Programming, Technology How Can You Offer Career Planning to Your ABE Students? Explore the new MCIS Dorothy Wolf, Melissa Longoria, Shari Brunes, Amy Fish, Cadie Engelking Transitions to Postsecondary or Employment Plato New & Refresher Teacher/Administrator Training Susan Wetenkamp-Brandt Distance Learning SiD from a Teacher’s Perspective Jenny Schlukebier General, Accountability & Assessment Voices from the Field: Benefits of career-focused contextualized basic skills instruction Stephanie Sommers, Heather Turngren Transitions to Postsecondary or Employment Rubber Meets the Road: Applying pronunciation study circle learnings to the classroom Suzanne Gilchrist McCurdy, Andrea Echelberger English as a Second Language Inconceivable! Instruction and Standards in a “One Room Schoolhouse” Abby Roza, Kristin Knudson, Terri Ferris, Patti Refsland, Steven Crump, Meagan Hymes General CCRS and TIF for Low Lit and Beginning Students: Yes they can! Allie Bezat Riley Standards-Based Programming Thursday, August 17 Concurrent Session #4, 11:15-12:00 Title Presenter(s) Strand(s)
REPUTATIONS, LEGACIES, FUTURES CONFERENCE 13 –15 JULY 2017 LIST OF SPEAKERS NAME INSTITUTION Alagona, Sandra Indiana Wesleyan University Allan, Stacie Independent scholar Álvarez, Begoña Lasa Universidade da Coruña Barker, Emma Open University Batchelor, Jennie University of Kent Bautz, Annika Plymouth University Bérenguier, Nadine University of New Hampshire Broome Saunders, Clare University of Oxford Susan Carlile California State University, Long Beach Civale, Susan Canterbury Christ Church University Cho, Sonjeong Seoul National University Clery, Emma University of Southampton Cossy, Valérie Université de Lausanne Crummy, Ione University of Montana Darcy, Jane University College London Davies, Rebecca NTNU, Trondheim, Norway Egenolf, Susan Texas A&M University Elliott, Peggy Georgia College & State University Faulkner, Sarah University of Washington Forestier, Eloise University of Ghent Francus, Marilyn West Virginia University Friedman, Emily Auburn University Goldsmith, Elizabeth Boston University
Log Properties: Stewart’s video: Stewart’s video: Exponents and Logs – Solving Log Equations: Solve exponential and logarithmic equations: Stewart’s video: Sequences and Series Sequences: Stewart’s video: Recursive: Summation: Arithmetic Series: Geometric Series: Stewart’s video: Stewart’s video: Factoring Strategies GCF & DOPS Stewart’s video: Trinomials Stewart’s video: Stewart’s video: Factor Completely Factor by Grouping: Stewart’s video:
Tribal Research & Development Institute Government of Madhya Pradesh, 35,Shyamal Hills. Bhopal-462002 Tel.0755-2611259,2661126(O) 0755-2554943(R ) Email: Fax: 0755-2661375 SC/TC Research & Training Institute, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, Bhagedari Bhawan, (Near Ambedkar Park), Vhipul Khand-Gamati Nagar,Lacknow Tel –Fax. 0522-2391320 13. Dr. Sharad Kinkor,Commisssioner Tribal Research & Training Institute, Govt. of Maharashtra 28,Queens Garden Pune-411011 Tel. 0212-26360941 Fax.0212-26360026 14. Director,Cultural Research Institute Govt. of West Bengal, P-1/4 CIT.Scheme, VII-M.VIP Road,Kankungachi, Calcutta-7000054 Tel. 033-2379102 15. Director Directorarte of TribalWelfare, Secretariat Complex, Andaman & Nicobar adinn, Post Blair Tel.03192-231639 16. Director Tribal Research & Training Institute Govt. of Chhattisgarh Pt. Ravi Shankar Shukla University Campus,Raipur-292010 0771-2262606(O) 2323819(R ) & 2262606(Fax) 17. Sh. B.Shivappa,Director Deprt. Of Scheduled Tribes Welfare and In Charge of Tribal Research Institute Govt. of Karnataka, Office of the Directorate of Scheduled Tribes Welfare(Premises), IInd Floor,Krishi Bhavan, Hudson Circle,Bangaloree-1 080-22231599(O) 2351441(R ) 09448484417 (M),Fax.22124410 18. Prof. Suresh Kumar Hon.Director Institute of Tribles Studies,Himanchal Pradesh University,Summer Hills, Shimla-171005. Ph.0177-2831998/2831637 Fax.0177-2830938 Source: Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India
VSJE – Electronics / E & C /E & T With reference to the result of online exam held on 09.03.13 & as per the merit list the status is shown against each name up to Sr No 14. Which are as under. Sr No Call No Reg ID Name Marks secured BE Status 1 473 1450 SHAH EKTA RAMESHCHANDRA 83 80.21 Apt order issued 2 990 2713 SHAH SAGAR ASHWINKUMAR 81 80.45 Apt order issued 3 574 1706 PISAWADI HUSAIN ABBASBHAI 80 72.86 Apt order issued 4 1871 4776 SHAH ANAND RAMESHBHAI 79 76.5 Apt order issued 5 1421 3772 MR BRAJESH KUMAR BALESHWAR PRASAD 76 90.3 Cancelled 6 137 544 KANJARIYA NIKUNJ VASHRAMBHAI 76 89.15 Apt order issued 7 2186 5434 CHAVDA SHAILESH BABUBHAI 76 75.82 Apt order issued 8 159 609 TRIVEDI RAHUL KISHORBHAI 75 76.04 Apt order issued 9 145 568 BHUVA PARESHKUMAR DHIRAJLAL 73 68.06 Apt order issued 10 1054 2861 VANK UDAY KARSHANBHAI 72 68.4 Apt order issued 11 2702 6592 MAKWANA JIGNESHBHAI HARJIBHAI 72 68 Apt order issued 12 1360 3625 PARMAR BHAVESHKUMAR MOHANBHAI 72 66.29 Apt order issued 13 1001 2748 PATEL KULDIP PARSOTTAMBHAI 71 82.9 Apt order issued 14 1766 4546 PATEL PRATIK GOVINDBHAI 71 81.15 Apt order issued The result does not confer any right of appointment automatically. The selection shall be made keeping in view the vacancies and roster position. So far, we have issued 13 number of appointment orders from above list & at present there is no vacancy for VSJE (electronics / E & C/E &T). This result is valid up to one year i.e 09.04.14 Personnel officer (HR) GETCO
Nov 2014 Y - updated A.6 Y January 2015 N A.7 Y December 2014 N A.8 Y 13-14 N A.9 Y January 2015 Y A.10 Y Y A.10.1 Y Y A.10.2 Y Y A.10.3 Y January 2015 N A.11 Y January 2015 N A.12 Y Cornwall Council Housing Strategic Viability Appraisal Update of Market Values: July 2014 July 2014 A.13 Y Cornwall Council Housing Strategic Viability Appraisal Response to Stakeholder Feedback on the Update of Market Values: July 2014 July 2014 A.14 Y Report on Sustainability Appraisal of eco-community site allocations at West Carclaze, Baal and Par Docks and January 2015 N A.15 Y January 2015 N A.16 Y January 2015 N A.17 Y
for main towns (, and ) and, allocations for the Eco-community programme. •; •; •; •; •; •; •; •; •; •; •; •; •l; •; •; •; •; •. B.2.2 B.2.3 B.2.4 B.2.5 B.2.6 B.2.7 B.2.8 B.2.9 B.2.10 B.2.11 B.2.12 B.2.13 B.2.14 B.2.15 B.2.16 B.2.17 B.2.18 B.2.19 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Supporting documents published alongside focussed changes (Sept 2014) August 2014 B.3 Y ; May 2014 B.4 Y July 2014 Listed in Error – March 14 final copy Gypsy and travelling communities strategy Sept 2014 B.5 Y
Wadebridge and Padstow Schedule March 2014 March 2014 March 2014 C.28.20 C.28.21 C.28.22 Y Y Y Topic Based Papers: and January 12 N Topic Based Papers (below) These papers were published to accompany the Proposed Submission Plan, March 2014. Their purpose was to provide background information to assist readers in understanding some of the place based issues at earlier stages. Documents are included in library. Place Based Topic Papers: N
. E.2.8 E.2.9 E.2.10 E.2.11 E.2.12 E.2.13 E.2.14 E.2.15 E.2.16 E.2.17 (W) (W) (E) (E) (M) (M) (M) (E) (W) Preferred Approach Sustainability Appraisal December 2011 E.3 Y document December 2011 E4 Y January 2012 E5 Y January 2012 E6 Y December 2011 E7 Y January 2012 E8 Y Supporting Documents published alongside the preferred approach for a core strategy and options/preferred options for minerals, waste and energy (January 2012). Supporting documents are listed below but, with the exception of the Sustainability Appraisal, are not included in documents submitted to the Secretary of State. and February 2012 N 2011 N
including maps for the: , distribution options January 2011 F.4 F.4.1 F.4.2 F.4.3 Y Y Y Y Supporting documents published alongside the Core Strategy Options Report (February 2011). Supporting documents are listed below but, with the exception of the Sustainability Appraisal, are not included in documents submitted to the Secretary of State. N Topic based papers on , , , , , , , , , , and , , , , , , , , , , , and . February 2011 N Place based papers on , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and . 2011 N N N N N November 2010 N November 2010 N 2011 N November 2009 N 2008 N December 2009 N and ; 2011 N Section G – Other Documents
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Group-I Master Trainers Programme for Hindi at Primary Level August 29 to 31,2018 State: Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Rajasthan, UP & Uttarakhand Training Coordinator Cluster Head, Place & No: of Schools Sr. No: Name of Participants & Schools Dr. T.P. Pati (Bihar) Mr. Arvind Kumar Gaya (10) Mr. Jagat Mohan Kumar Aurangabad (09) Mr. S.K. Jha (Bihar) Mrs. Sabita Singh Muzaffarpur (09) Mr. Vijay Kumar Pathak Siwan (06) Mr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Purnia (06) Mr. K.K. Sinha (Bihar) Mr. K.K. Sinha Bhagalpur (09)
Training Coordinator Cluster Head, Place & No: of Schools Sr. No: Name of Participants & Schools U. S. Prasad (Bihar) Mr. Ramashish Roy Khagaul-Patna (07) Mr. H.K. Singh Kankarbagh-Patna (07) Ms. Anjali Srivastava (Bihar) Ms. Anjali Srivastava Begusarai (06) Mr. Asis Kumar Jana (Bihar) Mr. Asis Kumar Jana Buxar (07) Mr. Prashant Kumar (CG) Mr. S.K. Mishra Bilaspur (12) Mr. R.S. Paliwal Sharma Durg (11) Mrs. Neelam Kamra (Punjab) Mrs. Anjana Gupta Amritsar (10) Mrs. Kusum Khunger Mrs. Ritu Bhatnagar Jalalabad (09)
Training Coordinator Cluster Head, Place & No: of Schools Sr. No: Name of Participants & Schools Mrs. P.P. Sharma (Punjab) Mr. Yogesh Gambhir Jalandhar (13) Mr. S.P. Arora Punjab Mrs. Anita Mehra Gurdaspur (08) Shri Vijay Kumar (Punjab) Mrs. Renu Sharma Ferozepur (04) Mrs. Meena Mehta Patiala (10) Dr. S.K. Arora Punjab Mrs. Jaswinder Kaur Sidhu Mrs. Jaswinder Kaur Sidhu Ludhiana (08) Mr. Ashok Kr. Sharma (Rajasthan) Mr. M.P. Singh Jaipur (08) Mrs. Sarita Ranjan (Rajasthan) Mrs. Sarita Ranjan Kota (05)
Training Coordinator Cluster Head, Place & No: of Schools Sr. No: Name of Participants & Schools Mrs. Indoo Taneja (Rajasthan) Mr. D.Sen Sharma Dariba (06) Mr. S. Marriyya U.P. Mrs. Alpana Sharma Meerut (10) Mr. H.K. Mohanty (UP) Mr. Anand S. Saraswat Faizabad (08) Mr. B.K. Singh Sonebhadra (07) Mr. P.C. Purohit Uttarakhand Mr. P.C. Purohit Hardwar (8)
Papers shared with stakeholders and UKG Title Document Publically available? Market Access and Borders Working paper: Border controls on cross border trade in goods No Working paper: UKG options for the land border (attached separately) No NI Trade Data Paper No [Hyperlink] Yes NI Trade Data Group paper: E-to-W trade flows No Briefing papers for meetings with Simon Case and Brendan Threlfall (DExEU) No Briefing note on Services No Presentation to Cabinet Office and DExEU on NI trade flows No Note to NI Trade Data Group on priorities No Presentation to council CEOs To be released under FoI HOCS letter to Olly Robbins (drafted by DfE) No Perm Sec letter to Crawford Falconer re. Taxation (Cross-border Trade) Bil No Decision tree No Next steps on business engagement No Slide pack and trade flows on customs channel approach No Briefing note on Withdrawal Agreement No Non EU Market Access Title Document Publically available Billy Melo Araujo Working Paper UK POST-BREXIT TRADE AGREEMENTS AND DEVOLUTION Yes Correspondence with Department for International Trade and Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs regarding trade policy No Phase 1 negotiations Joint report No Northern Ireland and Customs Union deal No Northern Ireland and Customs No Response to Trade Bill issued to Department for International Trade No
Accreditation status of Australian Occupational Therapy Programs June 2016 University Qualification Accreditation status Next accreditation review due before Australian Catholic University- Melbourne Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] Accredited with Conditions 31 December 2020 Australian Catholic University- Sydney Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] Accredited with Conditions 31 December 2016 Australian Catholic University- Brisbane Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] Accredited with Conditions 31 December 2017 Charles Sturt University Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] Accredited 31 December 2019 Central Queensland University - Rockhampton Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Honours] Accredited with conditions 31 December 2016 Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass] Accredited with conditions until 31/12/16 No new student intake Central Queensland University - Bundaberg Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Honours] Accredited with conditions 31 December 2016 Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass] Accredited with conditions until 31/12/16 No new student intake Curtin University Master of Occupational Therapy Accredited 31 December 2017 Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) [Pass & Honours] Accredited 31 December 2017 Deakin University Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] Accredited 31 December 2016 Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) [Pass & Honours] Accredited 31 December 2018
Swinburne University of Technology Master of Occupational Therapy Accredited with Conditions 30 June 2018 University of Canberra Master of Occupational Therapy Accredited 31 December 2017 University of Newcastle Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass] Accredited Accreditation review currently in progress No new student intake Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Honours] Accredited Accreditation review currently in progress University of Queensland Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass] Accredited until 31/12/16 No new student intake Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Honours] Accredited 31 December 2016 Master of Occupational Therapy Studies Accredited 31 December 2016 University of South Australia Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] [previously known as Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) pass and honours] Accredited 31 December 2020 Master of Occupational Therapy (graduate entry) Accredited 31 December 2020 University of Sydney Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) [Pass & Honours] Accredited 31 December 2017 Master of Occupational Therapy Accredited 31 December 2017 University of the Sunshine Coast Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass and Honours] Accredited 31 December 2016 Western Sydney University Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass and Honours] Accredited 31 December 2018
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Bachelor of Health Science/Master of Occupational Therapy Accredited 31 December 2018 Griffith University: Gold Coast Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass and Honours] Gold Coast Campus Accredited 31 December 2022 Griffith University: Nathan Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass and Honours] Nathan Campus Accredited with conditions 31 December 2021 James Cook University Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass & Honours] Accredited 31 December 2020 La Trobe University Bachelor of Psychological Science/Master of Occupational Therapy Practice Melbourne campus. Accredited until 31/12/20 No new student intake. Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Occupational Therapy Practice Melbourne and Bendigo campuses. Accredited until 31/12/20 No new student intake Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Occupational Therapy Practice Melbourne and Bendigo campuses. Accredited 31 December 2020 Master of Occupational Therapy Practice Melbourne and Bendigo campuses. Accredited 31 December 2020 Monash University Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Pass] Accredited until 31/12/18 No new student intake Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [Honours] Accredited 31 December 2018 Master of Occupational Therapy Practice Accredited 31 December 2021
Crossmolina Agricultural Show 29-Jul-2017 Arva Show 30-Jul-2017 Clarecastle Show 30-Jul-2017 Kildysart Show 05-Aug-2017 North Sligo Agricultural Show (Grange) 05-Aug-2017 Bonniconlon Show Ltd 07-Aug-2017 Castleblayney Agricultural Show 07-Aug-2017 Tinahely Agricultural Show Society 07-Aug-2017 Cloone Agricultural Show 07-Aug-2017 Clonmany Agricultural Show 08-Aug-2017 Ardara SWD Agricultural & Industrial Show 12-Aug-2017 Tullamore & AIB National Livestock Show 13-Aug-2017 Ballinamore Show Society 15-Aug-2017 Cappamore Agricultural Show 19-Aug-2017 Roscommon Industrial & Agricultural Show 19-Aug-2017 Swinford Agricultural Show Society 19-Aug-2017 Tydavnet Parish Show 19-Aug-2017
Name Step 1 # Date Before Board Decision Step 2 # Date Before Board Decision License Type Notes Professional Growth Ventures, LLC ERGA 17-13 5/31 Denied Denied 5-0 under 402(2)(c) Ethcx1, LLC ERGA 17-16 5/31 Denied Denied 5-0 under 402(3)(a) Jennking, LLC ERGA 17-19 7/12 Denied Denied 5-0 under 402(2)(c) and 402(3)(a) A & K Enterprises, LLC ERGA 17-20 5/31 Denied Denied 5-0 under 402(2)(c) VB Chesaning, LLC ERGA 17-24 7/12 Approved GRA C 7/12 Approved 4 x C Grow 4 Class C Grow GRA-C-18-10, 11, 12, 13 Symponia Farms ERGA 17-5 7/12 Approved Center Creek, LLC ERGA 17-7 5/31 Approved Compassionate Care By Design, Inc ERGA 17-8 5/31 Approved Agri-Med, LLC ERGA 17-9 4/19 Approved Arbor Farm 1, LLC ERGA 18-108 4/19 Approved Aim High Meds, LLC ERGA 18-110 7/12 Approved Arbor Kitchen, LLC ERGA 18-112 4/19 Approved PCA 18-83 7/12 Approved Processor
2540 RP, LLC ERGA 18-114 5/31 Approved Green Peak Industries, LLC ERGA 18-116 7/12 Approved Raymond Oatman ERGA 18-117 4/19 Denied Denied 5-0 under 402(2)(c) Michigan Harvest Company, LLC ERGA 18-117 5/31 Approved Green Bronco, LLC ERGA 18-120 5/31 Approved Feleo Manufacturing Strategies, LLC ERGA 18-161 7/12 Approved Exclusive Brands, LLC ERGA 18-176 5/31 Approved Blackrock Management, LLC ERGA 18-180 7/12 Approved Blackrock Management III, LLC ERGA 18-257 7/12 Approved Free Reign, LLC ERGA 18-27 5/31 Approved Motas, Inc ERGA 18-28 4/19 Approved Lelantos Transport, LLC ERGA 18-280 7/12 Approved Adams Family Farms, LLC ERGA 18-293 7/12 Approved Thrive Enterprises, LLC ERGA 18-296 5/3 Approved
Inkster Pine Park, LLC ERGA 18-52 5/31 Approved ABKO Labs, LLC ERGA 18-60 4/19 Approved Larren Investments, LLC ERGA 18-76 7/12 Approved Capital Transport, LLC ERGA 18-77 5/3 Approved STA 18-05 7/12 Approved Secure Trans. Pirelli Investments, LLC ERGA 18-78 5/31 Denied Denied 3-2 under 402(3)(a) CLDD, LLC ERGA 18-81 5/31 Approved TJM Enterprises Services, LLC ERGA 18-83 3/22 Denied Denied 3-1 under Rule 12(2)(d) "Applicant made a material misrepresentation on the application" Cannarbor, Inc ERGA 18-84 4/19 Approved PCA 18-57 7/12 Approved Provisioning Center Herban Legends, LLC ERGA 18-88 4/19 Approved BlueSol Biomedical, LLC ERGA 18-89 7/12 Approved Pure Green, LLC ERGA 18-90 4/19 Approved Great Lakes Cultivations, LLC ERGA 18-93 5/3 Approved Humblebee Products, LLC ERGA 18-94 7/12 Approved
R L Solutions, LLC ERGA 18-95 5/31 Approved MI Loud Flower Farms, LLC ERGA 18-96 7/12 Denied Denied 5-0 under 402(2)(c) and 402(3)(a) Green Eden, LLC ERGA 18-97 4/19 Approved
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