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M J Harwood Plant Hire 1 Kilkenny Cottages Kilkenny Lane Englishcombe Bath BA2 9DY Tel: 01225 834247 Mob: 07778 355457 NKJ Foster 66 High Street Twerton Bath BA2 1DD Tel: 01225 334105 Green Trees Surfacing Ltd Court Farm Siston Mangotsfield Bristol BS16 9LU Tel: 01179 374447 Email: Teegan Construction Ltd 72 Copythorn Road Portsmouth Hants PO2 0DZ Tel: 0754 550 1750
Springfield Road Surfacing Co. Ltd Mill Lane Trading Estate, Radstock Bath BA3 5TX Tel: 01761 433772 Fax: 01761 435318 M J Church Plant Ltd Star Farm, Marshfield, Nr Chippenham Wiltshire SN14 8LH Tel: 01225 891591 Fax: 01225 891173 Paul Channon Construction Ltd Khandalla 33 Farrington Road, Paulton Bristol BS39 7LP Tel: 01761 411691 Mob: 07739 256025 Skanska Highway Maintenance Highways Depot Upper Bristol Road Clutton Bath BS18 4TD Tel: 01761 454950 Taylor Plant Limited Warren Lane Bath Road Langford, Bristol BS40 5EB Tel: 01934 853311 Mob: 07836 259915 / 07831 200487 Green Trees Surfacing Ltd Court Farm Siston Mangotsfield Bristol BS16 9LU Tel: 0117 937 4447 Fax: 0117 303 9299 M.J.H Services – Michael Holdway 31 Kingswood Chase Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 9GD Tel: 01225 352052 Mob: 07790 786870
APRE Surfacing LTD Tarmac and Civil Engineering 3 Davis Close Barrs Court Bristol BS30 7BU Tel: 01179 606951 Mob: 07970 888467 Fax: 0117 9606951 M J Harwood Plant Hire 1 Kilkenny Cottages Kilkenny Lane Englishcombe Bath BA2 9DY Tel: 01225 834247 Mob: 07778 355457 Chambers Services 16 Wideatts Road Cheddar BS27 3AP Tel: 01934 744501 Mob: 07971 710444 A F Services Bath Ltd 14 Naishes Avenue Peasedown St John Bath BA2 8TW Tel: 07753 466104 Email: alleakey78@gmail.com
Moor Services (UK) Ltd The Corn House, The Stables Business Park Rooksbridge, Somerset, BS26 2TH Tel: 01934 751600 0845 303 9666 Paul Channon Construction Ltd Khandalla, 33 Farrington Road, Paulton Bristol, BS39 7LP Tel: 01761 411691 Mob: 07739 256025 Skanska/Atkins Highway Maintenance Highways Depot Upper Bristol Road Clutton Bath, BS18 4TD Tel: 01761 454950 Taylor Plant Limited Warren Lane Bath Road Langford, Bristol, BS40 5EB Tel: 01934 853311 Mob: 07836 259915 / 07831 200487 Green Trees Surfacing Ltd Court Farm Siston Mangotsfield Bristol, BS16 9LU Tel: 0117 937 4447 Fax: 0117 303 9299 Greenwood Surfacing Ltd 2 Pulteney Gardens Bath, BA2 4HG Tel: 01225 461382 Mob: 07880 815496 M.J.H Services – Michael Holdway 31 Kingswood Chase Trowbridge Wiltshire, BA14 9GD Tel: 01225 352052 Mob: 07790 786870 Connor Construction (South West) Ltd Connor Construction (South West) Limited The Builders Yard Cheese Hill FROME, BA11 5DH Tel: 01373 836182 Fax: 01373 836188
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South coast region continued… Recipient Project title Grant Dujimerrup Twonkup Aboriginal Corporation An indigenous restoration initiative: fencing and revegetation of riparian and remnant revegetation on Dowrene Farm (withdrawn) $27 500 Grahams Land and Sea Aboriginal Corporation $38 000 Shire of Denmark $8 010 Tambellup Noongar Land Aboriginal Corporation $45 300 Wongutha CAPS Development Trust ) $28 000 South west region Recipient Project title Grant Blackwood Basin Group $50 000 Capel LCDC $14,000 $20 000 Cape to Cape $48 760 Coolup LCDC $11,000 Geographe Catchment Council $45 500 Katanning LCDC $50,000 $36 050
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19. Morning and evening prayer The morning and evening prayers were given by Sathya Sai Baba in his discourse on 27 July 1961. He said, " Adopt these as your daily prayers. The best thing is to have your own Self as the source of Light, as the guru. The Inner Intelligence, the Inner Guru will reveal the Truth. This prayerful attitude will so educate your impulses that the Inner Intelligence will be fully revealed Morning prayer Know that waking from sleep is but birth and going into sleep is death. On waking, pray every morning of your life, “Oh Lord, I am born now from the womb of sleep. I am determined to carry out all tasks this day as offerings to Thee, with Thee ever present before my mind’s eye. Make my words, thoughts, and deeds sacred and pure. Let me not inflict pain on anyone; let no one inflict pain on me. Direct me, guide me, this day.” Evening prayer And when you enter the portals of sleep at night, pray, “Oh Lord! the tasks of this day, whose burden I placed on you this morning, are over. It was You who made me walk and talk and think and act. I therefore place at Thy Feet all my words, thoughts, and deeds. My task is done. Receive me, I am coming back to you.” 20. Prayer before meals
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President (from 19 May in the afternoon) Nehat Idrizi, Chair of Kosovo Judicial Council Nebojša Boričić, Supreme Court Judge Tea Blakaj, UNDP Legal Expert to Kosovo Judicial Council Eset Rama, Secretary General to the Ministry of Justice ALB High Council of Justice of Albania 2 Ministry of Justice of Albania 2 Part-time Council members President of the Council is the President of the State. Vice-President position is vacant. Eneida Civici, Council Member and a Judge in Tirana District Court Brunilda Kadi, Council Member Entela Dobi, Inspector in the Directorate of the Prosecution and Judicial Inspection Enerieta Tarelli, Inspector in the Directorate of the Prosecution and Judicial Inspection CRO Judicial Council of Croatia Ministry of Justice of Croatia 2 Excused (Damir Kontrec, Council member, Supreme Court Judge). Judicial Council will not send a substitute. Maja Grubišin, Assistant Minister for Judiciary Martina Vrdoljak, Head of Department for Analitics, Statistics and Strategic Development of Judiciary UKRAINE Observer Dag Brathole, Judge, Norway Igor Benedysiuk, Presidnent of the High Council of Justice Tetiana Malashenkova, Council Member 3 Engaged experts Mirna Minauf, CEPEJ expert Amer Demirović, Judicial Statistics Expert 2 NCA UNDP Sven Marius Urke, Director of NCA Audun Hognes Berg, Head of International Secretariat Frank Egil Holm,SeniorAdvisorNCA Amra Jasarevic, Regional Advisor Gunvor Løge, Personal Advisor to Director 5
Coracias garrulus European Roller – 2008 To restore the European population of the Roller to a favourable conservation status. The target for favourable conservation status of the Roller in the EU is to: maintain a population larger than 10,000 breeding pairs; restore the area of the distribution to 1990 levels (cf. EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds, Hagemejer & Blair, 1997); - In the short term, halt the decline of the species. In the long term – maintain overall stable population trend for at least 3 generations (15 years). – (CMS) 2017 The overall goal of the Flyway Action Plan for the European Roller (ERFAP), in the long term, is to improve the conservation status of the European Roller in the ERFAP range, achieving a favourable conservation status of the species across its range. 15/06/2018. SAP link and targets added Coturnix coturnix Common Quail – EU 2009 To restore the species to a favourable conservation status including through reversing the declines in SE Europe and maintaining its natural genetic diversity.
– 2018 – final draft Plan updated as part of the LIFE-funded included in the table for information. Reporting for section 6 of the report format is not expected (not mandatory) Goal: Down-list the Dalmatian Pelican from the globally threatened categories of the IUCN Red List and Column A, category 1 of the AEWA Table 1. Purpose South-Eastern Europe (SEE): Keep the increasing trend, achieve 10% increase of population size and establish 3-4 new colonies Western Asia (WA): Establish better knowledge on the population size, trend and distribution while preventing decline in the population from the currently estimated size Eastern Asia (EA): Establish better knowledge on the distribution and population size, understand the causes of decline and stop and reverse the decline of the population. 15/06/2018. SAP link and targets added Perdix perdix italica Italian Grey Partridge –EU 1999 In the short term, the aim is to maintain the current population and distribution of Perdix p. italica. In the long term, the aim is to promote population increase and expansion. Phalacrocorax aristotelis desmarestii Shag – EU 1999 In the short term to maintain all the current populations of the subspecies. In the medium to long term to conserve suitable habitats in order to promote the restoration of its numbers and its distribution range.
Technical Specifications The device shall have the following Technical Specifications: Master Unit Electrical Mains power supply Voltage 115 / 230 VAC, ±10%, 50/60 Hz Fuse rating T6.3 A, 250 V Inrush current Time: < 10 ms; ≤ 30 A Max power consumption 150 W Battery power supply Voltage 18 – 56 VDC nominal 24 or 48 VDC Backup fault detection level 21 ± 1 VDC Max backup power current 4.5 A Hardware Interfaces 100 V audio I/O (loop 1-6) Pluggable screw connector Fault output (loop 1-6) Floating contacts 24 V, 1 A Fault relays except general fault relay OK state is normally NO is open General fault relay OK state is Failsafe, normally energized NC is open (failsafe) Performance Max. number of Isolator Boards in loop 50 Power handling capacity per loop 500 W Frequency range 50 Hz – 20 kHz Battery power consumption 24 V Battery power consumption 48 V Mechanical Dimensions (H x W x D) For 19” rack use, with brackets 88 x 483 x 400 mm (3.5 x 19 x 15.7 in) in front of brackets 40 mm (1.6 in) behind brackets 360 mm (14.2 in) Weight 15.9 kg (35.05 lb) Mounting 19” rack Color Charcoal with silver Environmental Operating temperature -5 ºC to +55 ºC (+23 ºF to +131 ºF) Storage temperature -20 ºC to +70 ºC (-4 ºF to +158 ºF) Relative humidity 15% to 90% Air pressure 600 to 1100 hPa Isolator Board Electrical Loudspeaker loop connection 120 VAC audio, max 5 A Maximum loop though loudspeaker load 500 W Maximum tapoff load 100 W Test fault indicating LED Yellow Test button Momentary Mechanical Dimensions (H x W x D) 78 x 60 x 32 mm (3.0 x 2.3 x 0.6 in) Housing 150 x 150 x 75 mm (5.9 x 5.9 x 2.9 in) Mounting options Ready mounted in the supplied housing
Mounted inside the loudspeaker Mounted in an IP65 housing (an optional mounting bracket LBB 4446/00 is required) Weight Approx. 180 g (6.3 ounces) Color Red Fire-resistant properties UL60065 Ingres protection IP30 Punch out holes for cables 3 holes for 6 mm wires 3 holes for 9 mm wires Environmental Operating temperature -5 ºC to +55 ºC (+23 ºF to +131 ºF) Storage temperature -20 ºC to +70 ºC (-4 ºF to +158 ºF) Relative humidity 15% to 90% Air pressure 600 to 1100 hPa End-of-line resistor Electrical End of line resistor 47 kohm, > 0.5 W resistor DC Blocking Board Electrical Loudspeaker loop connection X1, X2 120 VAC audio, max 5 A Maximum loop though loudspeaker load 500 W Tap-off X3 20 W on tapoff High pass filter 67 Hz at 20 W load 34 Hz at 10 W load Mechanical Dimensions (H x W x D) 60 x 45 x 30 mm (2.7 x 1.8 x 0.6 in) Mounting Internally mounted in the loudspeaker (an optional mounting bracket LBB 4446/00 is required) Weight Approx. 16 g (0.6 ounces) Environmental Operating temperature -5 ºC to +55 ºC (+23 ºF to +131 ºF) Storage temperature -20 ºC to +70 ºC (-4 ºF to +158 ºF) Relative humidity 15% to 90% Air pressure 600 to 1100 hPa
feminist perspective, suggesting that Jackson was commenting on the role of women in American society at the time the story was written” (“The Lottery” 145). care of the children (“The Lottery” 145). listen to their fathers more than their mothers. This all reinforces that society holds men and their opinions in higher regard. QUOTE – NOTE – THOUGHT QUOTE w/citation NOTE w/citation THOUGHT
Examples BAD: Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” has an interesting setting. *What’s wrong with this thesis statement? It’s an opinion about the book, not an argument. OKAY: In “The Lottery,” Shirley Jackson develops a contrast between the setting and the ritual of the lottery. *Better? How so? What is still missing? Doesn’t answer the “so what?” question. What is the point of the contrast? What does the contrast signify? GOOD: In “The Lottery,” Shirley Jackson develops a contrast between the serene, rural setting and the ritual of the lottery, suggesting a theme that readers should question their surroundings and, even more so, their traditions and beliefs. *Even better? It presents an interpretation of a literary work based on an analysis of it content and answers the “so what” question. BETTER: “Through contrasting the serene and welcoming rural setting and the strict adherence to rules during the ritual of the lottery, Shirley Jackon’s “The Lottery,” advocates that readers should question their surroundings and, even more so, their traditions and beliefs. BAD There is a lot of symbolism in “The Scarlet Ibis.” SO WHAT? WHY? OKAY: James Hurst uses symbolism in “The Scarlet Ibis” to portray death. WHY? GOOD: James Hurst uses symbolism in “The Scarlet Ibis” to show death in order to foreshadow Doodle’s death and teach readers the about kindness. BETTER: James Hurst’s use of symbolism in “The Scarlet Ibis” invokes images of death in order to foreshadow Doodle’s ultimate end and teach readers the ultimate lesson of kindness.
• To receive a ‘B’ in the unit a student must demonstrate mastery of all TSWs • To receive an ‘A’ in the unit a student must demonstrate ‘A’ level mastery on at least 2 of the 3 identified TSWs TSW ‘A’ LEVEL ‘B’ LEVEL Notes 1. identify rhetorical triangle elements in each of the appropriate expository, analytical and persuasive nonfictional texts. The student accurately identifies rhetorical triangle elements in expository, analytical and persuasive nonfictional texts. (e.g., connecting elements of the triangle to the text). 2. analyze how diction and syntax help contribute to the overall message of a nonfictional piece. The student uses textual examples (quotations and specific supporting details) to persuasively convey how diction and syntax help contribute to the overall message of a particular nonfictional piece. The student uses examples to describe how diction and syntax help contribute to the overall message of the nonfictional piece. 3. discuss rhetorical devices used by an author to achieve his or her purpose. The student builds a persuasive argument, with detailed textual evidence, conveying how the author achieved his or her purpose. The student identifies rhetorical devices and makes a connection to the author’s purpose. 4. delineate how the use of diction and syntax conveys the author’s tone. The student builds a persuasive argument to support the inferred tone and its affect on the overall message by providing detailed textual evidence and discerning the rhetorical strategies involved. The student identifies an inferred tone by providing relevant textual evidence. 5. identify, in a variety of works, elements that are typical of the author. The student accurately identifies elements that are typical of the author. APPENDIX FOUND ON FOLLOWING PAGES……………………. Appendix
Harry then said, “I’m so sorry for the way I acted.” Linda said, “Don’t tell me; go tell those kids.” Harry realized he still had the gum in his mouth. It had lost its flavor, so he spit it out. After he did, he felt a little strange. He started to walk away and forgot to say thanks, so he turned and said, “Thanks for the advice.” Before he could finish speaking, she was gone. Harry walked back to his block, along the way saying sorry to all the kids he embarrassed and asking them if they would be his friends. They all said “yes”; he even asked Eric. Finally, Harry had four new best friends. The lesson Harry learned was not to be judgmental.