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implied condition that the goods correspond with the description, are fit for the purpose, are of merchantable quality, of durability, that the bulk will correspond with the sample in quality, a reasonable opportunity to compare the bulk and sample, free from any defect rendering the goods unmerchantable that is not apparent on reasonable inspection s.20(3) states that in this standard consumer context for new or used goods, the parties cannot contract out of s.16, which deals with 3rd party interests an implied condition that the seller has the right to sell the goods, quiet enjoyment, and free from any charge or encumbrance Tilden v. Clendenning: In the consumer setting, a signature is not enough to hold the buyer to an onerous exclusion clause. The party seeking to enforce the exclusion clause must prove that it took measures to inform the other party. Harry v. Kreutziger: Unconscionability issues arise in the making of the contract and can lead to rescission. Inequality of bargaining power + substantial unfairness in the bargain = a presumption of unfairness that the stronger party must rebut. Judge the transaction to determine whether it is divergent from community standards of morality. Gaertner v. Fiesta Dance Studios: Simply doing justice can be a sufficient basis for protecting weaker parties. The court will not protect people who enter into foolish contracts, but they will not enforce a contract where a weaker party has been fraudulently induced into payment.
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Madagascar Rural School and Community Reforestation Project. Pilot Program. Position Paper for review. Salohy School and Reforestation Area. 15 KM from Tanjomoha. Vohipeno. From. P.J.O’Brien TASC To. S Martin MBE. B Ellis. Dr J O’Brien . TASC G Lonergan. ADSUM Existing Classroom with broken desks Pere at blackboard. No teacher for 4 days. Note : The school has the worst results in Vohipeno Region. Sparse intermittent and poor quality teaching. The King’s 17 year old son- no schooling ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- External of the existing school Remote Village at Salohy Villagers at Salohy and old small classroom -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Proposed type of new rural school and community centre / clinic Typical elevation.
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Pin bag and bottom right sides together. Stitch. Trim excess away. If desired, cover raw edges with quilt binding or wide bias tape. Or serge edges. Finishing Top stitch along outside edge of bag a half inch from edge to strengthen the strap. At this point you can add whatever bells and whistles you might like to personalize your bag. A D-ring with a clip sewn to the inside of the bag is handy for holding your car keys so they don’t get lost, or a narrow ribbon with folding scissors sewn to the side is good. Notes: Pocket 1 is the water bottle pocket. It measures 10” x 12”, and after the pleat is added for fullness, it measures 8” x 12”. Bottom is a narrow oval 5” wide and 14” long. Bag is 18” wide, a total of 40” tall with strap, but body of bag is 13” tall. If you find yourself with questions, please email me at .
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Workgroup Member (Domain 2): Undergraduate Public Health Learning Outcomes (2010-11) National Physical Activity Plan, Mass Media Working Group, Member (2009) National Societies Chair, Physical Activity Section, American Public Health Association, 2012-13. Track Chair, 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Health Behavior Conference Planning Committee, 10th Annual Meeting for Active Living Research, 2013. Chair, National Society of Physical Activity Practitioners in Public Health, Academic Task Force, 2008. American Academy of Health Behavior, Membership Committee, 2009-. Public Health and Social Science Subcommittee, Research Centers in Minority Institutions (RCMI) Translational Research Network (RTRN), 2009 Expert Opinion Objective Review. (2011,12,13). Paul Ambrose Scholars’ Program. Expert Reviewer. (2011). Policy and Environmental Strategies to Increase Physical Activity among Persons with Arthritis. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Arthritis Foundation. Key Expert. Delphi study of physical activity and aging. (2009). Conducted by the Physical Activity Interest Group (PAIG) of the Prevention Research Centers-Healthy Aging Research Network. Key Expert. Delphi study of physical activity in over 50 adults. van Stralen, M.M., Lechner, L. Mudde, A.N., de Vries, H. & Bolman, C. (2008). Determinants of awareness, initiation and maintenance of physical activity among the over-fifties: a Delphi study. Health Education Research. Expert Reviewer. San Francisco State University’s MPH Portfolio Program, June, 2007. Interviewed for the national evaluation of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Active Living Research portfolio, March 2007. Interviewed for Innovations in Education for Public Health. A Nevis Consulting Group Study commissioned for the Public Health Agency of Canada, November 2006. Program Evaluation Reviewer for National Park Service (2008). Editorial Activities Editorships Associate Editor for Public Health, Hawaii Journal of Medicine and Public Health, 2012-2015 Associate Editor-in-Chief, American Journal of Health Promotion, 2006-2009 Associate Editor, Californian Journal of Health Promotion, 2007-2008
TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS MACD supports enabling legislation authorizing local Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) programs. A TDR program allows for local implementation of a voluntary, market-based sales and transfer of development rights from willing sellers within a sending zone (farm or forest land) to a willing buyer who is building homes in a receiving area. Transferring development rights has the potential to voluntarily preserve farmland, forestland, and/or natural areas, where they are needed or desired, and develop land which is best suited for development, without using public funds. URBAN REVITALIZATION MACD recognizes that we cannot save Michigan’s farmland, if we fail to save our cities. MACD supports efforts to improve urban land use policies in order to make urban areas attractive places to live, including strengthening urban school systems. 19. MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES BACKGROUND Management of Michigan’s plant communities including forests, wetlands, grasslands and brush lands relies on making decisions about landscape succession. Succession may need to be pushed forward or set back to achieve management goals and landowner objectives. Modern management techniques mimic natural disturbances, but in a controlled setting. POLICY MACD supports the responsible use of management techniques that help private and public landowners manage natural resources in an ecologically sustainable manner including, but not limited to: prescribed fire; pesticides; planting trees, shrubs, and herbaceous vegetation; and timber harvesting. 20. MICHIGAN AGRICULTURE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSURANCE PROGRAM (MAEAP) BACKGROUND Agriculture is Michigan’s second-largest industry, with over 56,000 farms spread over about 10 million acres. Conservation practices on agricultural operations are extremely important to the protection of Michigan’s natural resources and quality of life for our citizens.
1. For over 70 years, Conservation Districts have been concerned with the conservation of natural resources. Soil erosion, land fragmentation, loss of wildlife habitat, poor timber management, and surface and groundwater pollution, are but a few of the problems that affect the environment with which Districts are concerned. 2. We believe the functions of Conservation Districts should be broadened and District directors should provide leadership in environmental planning at the local level. 3. We urge Districts to conduct surveys to assess the environmental problems and compile a central source of information concerning the District’s resources, problems, needs and potentials for improvement of environmental quality. 4. Long-range District plans should provide emphasis on enhancement of water quality, farmland protection, wildlife and forest management, improvement of environmental health, and education of the public. 5. We urge District leaders to enlist the efforts of youth groups, governmental agencies, county and city officials, civic clubs, garden clubs, industrial leaders and others in activities directed toward improvement of the environment. ENERGY 1. We support stringent requirements for protection of our natural resources when producing and transmitting energy, and urge every consideration is taken to use existing corridors. 2. State conservation-related agencies and District directors should meet annually with the state energy regulatory agency to explore ways in which Districts might assist, particularly in power plant sighting, transmission line location and land use planning. 3. Districts should seek ways of expanding the use of utility line rights-of-way compatible with energy company needs and the desires of local people involved. 4. State agencies and Conservation Districts should work with landowners and energy development companies to encourage proper resource planning and soil and water protection in connection with energy developments. This should include a capability for the landowner to plan the locations and construction methods so as to minimize soil erosion, water pollution and other long-term damage to the environment and to his agricultural operations. 5. MACD requests that elected public representatives and governmental agencies take action to prepare a comprehensive State Energy Policy which will address: energy efficiency, conservation, diversity and reliability; alternative fuel supplies; generating concepts, and delivery systems. The policy shall also cover tax incentives, environmental protection, public health, energy assistance, emergency preparedness and other items related to meeting the state’s energy requirements.
MADHU BAHUGUNA Father’s Name: Aditya Ram Bahuguna Mother’s Name: Kalpeshwari Bahuguna Date of Birth: 25th June 1983 Marital Status: Married Corresponding Address: Drawing Department, RCU PG college, Uttarkashi Uttarkashi-249193(Uttarakhand) Permanent Address: Pujari Gaon, Karanprayag, Distt. Chamoli(Uttarakhand)-246444 Contact No. 9456772609 E-mail Address: banithani05@gmail.com EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION S. No Examination Passed Name of Board/ University Year of passing %age of marks Subjects Offered 1. Matriculation(10th) U. P. Board 1998 70 Hindi, Eng, Maths, science, Bio, social studies 2. Higher Secondary(10+2) U. P.Board 2000 59.3 Hindi, Eng, Phy, Che, Biology 3. Bachelor’s Degree (B.A.) H.N.B. Garahwal University 2003 68 Drawing & Painting, Home science, English 4. Master’s Degree (M.A.) Banasthali Vidyapith 2005 79.4 Drawing & Painting 5. Ph.D. H.N.B. Garahwal Central University Awarded in 2012 Art Education Topic: ^^Hkkjr esa fp=dyk f’k{kk Lora=rk ds ckn ls vkt rd orZeku ifjis{k esa ,d oLrqijd fo’ys"k.kkRed v/;;u** 6 NET(UGC) UGC 2007 Visual Arts Job Experience Assistant Professor, consolidated, Bal Ganga Mahavidyalaya , Sendul, Kemar, 2005-07 (At UG Level). Assistant Professor, consolidated,H.N.B.G. Central University, UG as well as PG Level) Assistant Professor, consolidated,H.N.B. Garahwal University, Tehri Campus,2013-15. Assistant Professor, Guest Faculty, RCU Govt PG college,2016- to date.
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Mohanty, M. “Religiosity, Schooling and Happiness: A Case for Supplementing Traditional Schooling with Value Education.” Indian Economic Review. Forthcoming (2016). Mohanty, M. “Relationship between Positive Attitude and Job Satisfaction: Evidence from the US Data.” Eastern Economic Journal, 42 (Summer 2016): 349-372. Mohanty, M. “Effect of Religious Attendance on Years of Schooling in the USA.” Education Economics, 24 (2016): 411-426. Liu, Y., and M. Mohanty. “Asymptotic Variance-Covariance Matrices of Estimators in the Presence of Continuous and Binary Dependent Variables with an Empirical Application.” Journal of Quantitative Economics, 13 (2015): 53-75. Mohanty, M. “What Determines Happiness? Income or Attitude: Evidence from the US Longitudinal Data.” Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology and Economics, 7 (2014): 80-102. Mohanty, M. “Why are Positive Attitude and Wage Correlated? The Role of Productivity Re-examined.” Journal of Quantitative Economics, 11 (2013): Mohanty, M. “What Determines Attitude Improvements? Does Religiosity Help?” International Journal of Business and Social Science, 4 (2013): 37-64. Mohanty, M. “Effects of Job Satisfaction on Wages and Gender Wage Differentials: A Simultaneous Equations Approach.” In Wages and Employment: Economics, Structure and Gender Differences, ed. by Arijit Mukherjee, Nova Science Publishers, New York (2013): 33-71. Mohanty, M. “Effects of Positive Attitude and Optimism on Wage and Employment: A Double Selection Approach.” Journal of Socio-Economics, 41 (2012): 304-16. Mohanty, M., and A. Ullah. “Why Does Growing Up in an Intact Family during Childhood Lead to Higher Earnings During Adulthood?” American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 71 (2012): 662-95. Mohanty, M., and A. Ullah. “Direct and Indirect Effects of Happiness on Wage: A Simultaneous Equations Approach.” Journal of Socio-Economics, 41 (2012): 143-52.
NASA Goddard Ski Club 2019 Annual European trip MADONNA di CAMPIGLIO, TRENTINO and BOLOGNA, ITALY only $2020* Friday, March 15 to Sunday, March 24 Madonna di Campiglio is one of northern Italy’s largest, and most fashionable, ski resorts with 100 miles of downhill and 20 miles of trails. Madonna is also part of the greater Skirama Dolomites Adamello-Brenta National Park, providing access (via the regional Superskirama lift pass) to 8 Alpine ski resorts with 150 lifts and over 200 miles of slopes. Italian style is noticeable on both the slopes and the streets each evening. The resort is popular with snowboarders, thanks to its four terrain parks. Due to a recently constructed tunnel bypass, Madonna is virtually car-free and has considerable traditional charm with elegant 19th century buildings. This is a world-class resort with an enthusiastic apres-ski night life. Our lodging is a 4-star family-run hotel in the center of the base village near the gondola stations and all the fashionable restaurants, shopping and nightlife. We will transfer by bus to Bologna for one additional night after skiing is concluded. Enjoy skiing, history, sightseeing, shopping, and Italian food, wine and culture. 7 nights (double room with private bath) at Hotel Miramonti in Madonna 1 additional night at Hotel San Donato in Bologna with breakfast Single rooms and upgrade to deluxe room available on request Daily breakfasts and dinners (half board) included while in Madonna RT air Washington/Dulles to Milan, return from Bologna (via Lufthansa) Private ground transfers from airport to hotels and return Travel insurance available and highly recommended To hold space, send $500 deposit check payable to “Goddard Ski Club” Trip application at *Price increases to $2220 for deposits received after October 30, 2018 For information/reservations, contact: Harvey Walden at (301) 286-9140,
Western Region Leadership Forum 2016: Fairbanks, AK, March 2-4, 2016. 4-H Update: February 2-4, 2016, location TBA. It is titled; “From Eeyore to Tigger: Enthusiasm in your 4-H program” District 3: District 3 is hosting the State 4-H Leaders’ Forum in 2016. They need to meet to discuss ideas. District 7: District 7 is hosting 4-H Rec Lab April 8-10, 2016 in Joliet. Meeting adjourned at 1:03 p.m. Respected submitted Jesse Fulbright MAE4-HA Secretary
Abstract Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is an up and coming fuel resource that Liebherr is interested in using to fuel their T264 Mining Trucks. A LNG fuel tank will be designed to potentially replace the existing diesel fuel tank. This will be accomplished by first examining the properties and characteristics of LNG. Upon examination, it is revealed that there must be a material and insulation selection process in accordance to the properties of LNG. The material and insulation selected were A240 Type 304 Stainless Steel and Multi-layer Insulation (MLI) respectively. Possible tank designs were analyzed to meet the design specifications given by Liebherr. Liebherr requested that the space utilized be restricted to the volume enclosed by the diesel tank. There were two possible mitigation systems to be implemented in the tank design which are the use of pressure release valves and ullage tank. Our research called for the implementation of an ullage tank due to the boil-off gas produced within the tank. The pressure release valve will act as a safety measure for specific levels of pressure build up within the tank. From here we will begin modeling and optimizing the tank design in SolidWorks. The goal of the project is to provide Liebherr with a design scheme to implement LNG fuel tank technology on future mining trucks.
importantly, nearly double distance consistency. Darts with rotation take an expected ballistic trajectory to the ground while darts without rotation sometimes take a greater-than-ballistic trajectory or travel much farther but veer drastically off target. Conclusion This group set out to improve a soft projectile launcher by mechanically imparting torque on the rounds. This goal is accomplished. This group recommends wheels set at 4 degree angles each (8 degrees total) and a wheel distance spacing of 0.35 in. The angled configuration increased the average shot distance by 4.6 ft. (+14%) and decreased the standard deviation 2.3 ft. (-40%). The most surprising result is that darts with higher rotational speeds are less able to self-correct due to centerline misalignments. Thus, lower rotational speeds (less than 1500 RPM) are desired when torqueing Nerf darts. Future Work This group has several recommendations for future work. This group used imprecise machining tools and assembly because of the rapid iteration required. However, with the above recommendations, a precise design could be machined and built. This should alleviate centerline issues. Nerf darts tend to wear quickly. They lose their rigidity quickly because they are made out of foam. The less rigid darts always performed worse (fishtailed more often) than their rigid counterparts. Further study is needed to identify a way to compensate for dart imperfections. The final design this group built is still a prototype and could not be easily integrated into an existing SPL. Future groups could look into minimizing the design and integrating it into the front of an existing SPL. Appendices Appendix A. Highspeed (2000fps) Soft Projectile Launcher Angle Test, 0 Degrees per Wheel Full video: /0deg.avi or Fig. 20. Frame 599
The Huffington Post. TheHuffingtonPost.com, 10 Mar. 2016. Web. 03 May 2017. Davey, Monica and Julie Bosman. “Donald Trump’s Rally in Chicago Canceled After Violent Scuffles” The New York Times, 11 Mar. 2016. Web. 03 May 2017. Kotlowitz, Alex. “Chicago’s Violence and Trump’s Ominous Tweets” The New Yorker, 02 Feb. 2017. Web. 03 May 2017. Nichols, Chris. “MOSTLY TRUE: Odds of fatal terror attack in U.S. by a refugee? 3.6 billion to 1” Politifact, 01 Feb. 2017. Web. 03 May 2017. Schuppe, Jon. “Trump Offers to Send ‘the Feds’ into Chicago to Fix Violent Crime — but They’re Already There” NBC NEWS, 26 Jan. 2017. Web. 03 May 2017. Sheley, Karen. “Chicago Cops Are Abusing Stop-And-Frisk” Newsweek, 28 Mar. 2015. Web 03 May 2017.
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Shepherd, G., Tse, S., Whitley, R.( 2014) Uses and abuses of recovery: implementing recovery-oriented practices in mental health systems. World Psychiatry, 13(1), 12-20. Farkas, M. (2013) Recovery orientierung in Institutionen verankern. In C. Burr, M. Schultz, A. Winter, G. Zuaboni ( eds). Recovery in der praxis: Voraussetzungen, Interventionen, Projekte. Koln: Psychiatrie Verlag. 78-89. Farkas, M., Forbess, R. & Bradford, W. (2013) Recovery Facilitating Service Planning: An Interdisciplinary Responsibility. In K. Yeager, D. Cutler, D. Svendsen & G. Sills, (eds). Modern Community Mental Health Work: An Interdisciplinary Approach New York, NY: Oxford University Press. Farkas, M. & Anthony, W.A. (2010). Psychiatric Rehabilitation Interventions: A Review. International Review of Psychiatry, April 2010; 22(2): 114–129 Farkas, M. and Anthony, W.A. (2007). Bridging science to service: The rehabilitation research and training center program. Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development, vol. 44, no.6, 879 – 892. Farkas, M. (2007) The vision of recovery today: What it is and what it means for services. World Psychiatry 6:2, 1 – 7. Selected Awards National Commendation 2005 for Service to the Field National Associations of Rehabilitation Research Training Centers Lifetime Achievement Award 2004 New York International Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services Selected Recent Presentations 2013. Chair, State of the Science Meeting: Disability Policy and Employment for Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities. Washington D.C. 2013. Plenary Speaker “Choices: The challenge and foundation of recovery facilitating services and interventions.” Haifa University. 2012. Presentation: “Peer Involvement in Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Recovery.” Round Table on Good Practices and Psychosocial Rehabilitation, “Psychosocial Rehabilitation in an Economic Crisis: New Practices for Emerging Needs,” WAPR, Athens, Greece. 2012. Presentation on “Infusing recovery principles and competencies into behavioral health agencies.” Policy Academy, BRSS-TACs, Reston, VA USA.
The fiscal year of the Association shall end December 31. By-Laws The Board of Directors may adopt rules and regulations to provide for the effective management of the Association so long as they are not inconsistent with the constitution. The Executive Committee may amend the By-Laws as provided therein. Amendment This Constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the Members present at the annual Meeting or special meeting of the Association, provided the proposed amendment shall have the approval of two-thirds of the Board of Directors present at the Committee meeting at which the amendment is voted, and provided that a copy shall have been sent to the Association Members at least fifteen days prior to the date of the meeting at which the proposed amendment is to be acted upon. No proposed amendment may be voted on by the Board of Directors at the meeting at which it is proposed, but be promulgated to the Board of Directors to members for action at designated future meeting that is held at least 15 days after such notification. Drafted and brought before Membership Nov 10th, 2012 Voted and approved unanimously
3rd Emergency and early recovery WaSH in Mafa Working Group Meeting ACTED’s office, Mafa town, Borno State. 3rd April 2018, 12.00 to 13.00 MEETING AGENDA S/N Subject Facilitator Output/Outcome (Information Sharing or Decision) Time Allocated 1 Review of /Follow-up on action points from the last meeting Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 2 Update on WASH response and coordination in Mafa: Situation, status of response and coordination activities, gaps and key challenges, agreed-upon solutions/way forward UNICEF CAID DRC Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 3 Update and contribution to the gap analysis, harmonised plan and next steps UNICEF, CAID, DRC, Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 4 AOB Tdh Information sharing 15 mins
Emergency WaSH in Mafa Working Group Meeting ACTED’s office, Mafa town, Borno State. 10th July 2018, 13.00 to 14.00 MEETING AGENDA S/N Subject Facilitator Output/Outcome (Information Sharing or Decision) Time Allocated 0 Introduction of new partners Tdh 5 mins 1 Review of /Follow-up on action points from the last meeting Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 2 Update on WASH response and coordination in Mafa: Situation, status of response and coordination activities, gaps and key challenges, agreed-upon solutions/way forward UNICEF, CAID, NCA, ACTED, Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 3 Gap analysis, harmonised plan and way forward Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 4 AOB UNICEF, CAID, NCA, ACTED, Tdh s Information sharing 15 mins
5th Emergency and early recovery WaSH in Mafa Working Group Meeting ACTED’s office, Mafa town, Borno State. 15th May 2018, 12.00 to 13.00 MEETING AGENDA S/N Subject Facilitator Output/Outcome (Information Sharing or Decision) Time Allocated 0 Introduction of new partners Tdh 5 mins 1 Review of /Follow-up on action points from the last meeting Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 2 Update on WASH response and coordination in Mafa: Situation, status of response and coordination activities, gaps and key challenges, agreed-upon solutions/way forward UNICEF, CAID, NCA, Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 3 Gap analysis, harmonised plan and way forward UNICEF, CAID, NCA, Tdh Information sharing and decision 15 mins 4 AOB Tdh Information sharing 15 mins
2011 – 1.2 million gallons 2012 – 2.4 million gallons 2013 – 1.4 million gallons 2014 – 250,000 gallons 2015 – 840,000 gallons Total – 9.1 million gallons *In 2011, the U.S. Forest Service, which owns the MAFFS systems, successfully transitioned from systems developed in the 1970s, known as “Legacy” systems, to new systems, known as “MAFFS II.” MAFFS II systems incorporate new design features and technology that provide a number of advantages over the Legacy MAFFS systems. While Legacy MAFFS relied on specialized ground-based equipment, the MAFFS II is more self contained. This allows the MAFFS II to use existing agency tanker bases and reduce flight time to and from fires. Ultimately, this results in more efficient use with potentially reduced costs and more retardant on the fire. The MAFFS II provides the capability for higher concentrations of retardant that can be more effective in creating fire containment lines than the Legacy MAFFS.
for more details contact Jeannette 01253 738443 Useful Church Contacts and Phone Numbers Alpha Course Bev Wells 01253 279 676 07742 709 994 Community Craft Group Paula Chapman 07891371358 Churchwarden Beryl Matthews 01253 725 552 07788 683 706 Churchwarden Colin Ballard 01253 795 081 07811 361 238 Fairtrade Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Mothers’ Union Margaret Fisher 01253 737310 Parish Coordinator Fiona Newbold 01253 736488 Vicar Nick Wells 01253 279676 Vision Champion Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Vision Champion Marion Smyllie 01253 738099 Webpage Facebook & Twitter Bev Wells 01253 279676 07742 709 994 100 Club Debbie Rogerson 01253 422500 07540 284 517
MAG TRAINING SESSIONS DURING APR SCHOOL HOLIDAYS (2018) Squad Coach(es) SCHOOL HOLIDAYS – Week 1 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS – Week 2 Mon 2/4 Tue 3/4 Wed 4/4 Thur 5/4 Fri 6/4 Mon 9/4 Tues 10/4 Wed 11/4 Thur 12/4 Fri 13/4 Seniors Chris / Ben / Hong Gen / Brett 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 Team Hong Gen Hong Gen 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 Team Ben Ben 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 Team Chris Chris 4.30- 7.30 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 7.30 Team Hayden Hayden 5.00- 7.30 1.00- 4.00 5.00- 7.30 Team Alex Alex 5.15- 7.15 12.00- 3.00 5.15- 7.15 Team Ryan Ryan 5.15- 7.15 2.00- 4.00 5.15- 7.15 Development Squad 7.00- 10.00
MAG TRAINING SESSIONS DURING JUL SCHOOL HOLIDAYS (2018) Squad Coach(es) SCHOOL HOLIDAYS – Week 1 SCHOOL HOLIDAYS – Week 2 Mon 2/7 Tue 3/7 Wed 4/7 Thur 5/7 Fri 6/7 Mon 9/7 Tues 10/7 Wed 11/7 Thur 12/7 Fri 13/7 Seniors Chris / Ben / Hong Gen / Brett 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 Team Hong Gen Hong Gen 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 Team Ben Ben 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 8.30 4.30- 8.30 Senior Make Up 12.00- 4.00 12.00- 4.00 Team Chris Chris 4.30- 7.30 12.00- 4.00 4.30- 7.30 Team Hayden Hayden 5.00- 7.30 1.00- 4.00 5.00- 7.30 Team Alex Alex 5.15- 7.15 12.00- 3.00 5.15- 7.15 Team Ryan Ryan 5.15- 7.15 2.00- 4.00 5.15- 7.15 Junior Make Up 1.00- 4.00 1.00- 4.00 Development Squad 7.00- 10.00 MAG TRAINING SESSIONS DURING SEPT/OCT SCHOOL HOLIDAYS (2018)
can learn, teachers can teach and others within the school can fulfil their part safely. The wonderful thing on Sunday though was the strong sense of this being reciprocated by the congregation. As I presided at the communion table I experienced a very strong sense of being upheld and protected by the people of St Cuthbert’s. This underlined the privilege of not simply being a priest in God’s church, but actually being the Vicar of St Cuthbert’s. Communion by its very name speaks of community, God and people coming together recalling the last super and thereby the crucifixion of Jesus, God’s Son. God in Trinity, priest and people communing together, gathering and meeting together. I once heard someone describe the communion rail as a kissing gate a point where God meets and kisses or blesses us, His people. Thank you for your support for me and my family at present and to God for the privilege of being His people here together. Yours in Christ, Nick Remembrance Sunday - 12th November Like last year on Remembrance Sunday we will have one morning Communion Service at 9am then walk (or drive) in to Lytham to join the people from other churches on The Plaza for a Service of Remembrance at 10.45am. On Remembrance Day itself everyone is welcome to the Act of Remembrance which will be held by the War Memorial in the grounds of the church hall at 10.50am.
Miltonia Goodale Moir x Angela Barker. This orchid seems to require particular conditions to flower. It has not flowered for at least 2 years, but this February, all 3 plants flowered, and better than they ever have. Vanda Green Light. This is a primary hybrid between Vanda vietnamica and Vanda falcata. It is one of those hybrids that really looks like a combination of both parents. Bulbophyllum Herlyn’s Delight. This is a primary hybrid between Bulbophyllum erythrostictum x echinolabium. Dendrobium spectabile. This is one of the Latouria section Dendrobiums and most have these twisted sepals and petals that people either love or hate Vanda Bronze Butterfly. This is a primary hybrid between 2 well loved species that flower well in Darwin: Vanda lamellata and Vanda denisoniana Bulbophyllum Sunshine Queen. This is another primary hybrid between two orchids that flower well in Darwin: Bulbophyllum mastersianum and Bulb. corolliferum NIGHTCLIFF ORCHID SOCIETY EVENTS FOR 2015 MARCH 2015 AGM followed by General meeting Monday 9th Committee meeting Monday 16th APRIL 2015 General meeting Monday 13th Committee meeting Monday 20th MAY 2015 General meeting Monday 11th
Committee meeting Monday 18th Orchid Spectacular 8th -10th JUNE 2015 General meeting Monday 8th Committee meeting Monday 15th JULY 2015 General meeting Monday 13th Committee meeting Monday 20th Darwin Royal 23rd – 25th AUGUST 2015 General meeting Monday 10th Committee meeting Monday 17th SEPTEMBER 2015 General meeting Monday 14th Committee meeting Monday 21st Spring Show 4th – 6th OCTOBER 2015 General meeting Monday 12th Committee meeting Monday 19th NOVEMBER 2014 General meeting Monday 9th Committee meeting Monday 16th Annual Auction DECEMBER 2014 No General Meeting Christmas party – date to be confirmed Remember, the bulletin always requires articles and photographs for inclusion into next month’s bulletin. E mail to Phalaenopsis violacea var. coerulea owned by S & B McKeon The next meeting of the Nightcliff Orchid Society will be held at the NIGHTCLIFF COMMUNITY HALL
Brownies meet at 6.15 - 7.30pm for more details contact Jeannette 01253 738443 Useful Church Contacts and Phone Numbers Alpha Course Bev Wells 01253 279 676 07742 709 994 Community Craft Group Paula Chapman 07891371358 Churchwarden Beryl Matthews 01253 725 552 07788 683 706 Churchwarden Colin Ballard 01253 795 081 07811 361 238 Fairtrade Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Mothers’ Union Margaret Fisher 01253 737310 Parish Coordinator Fiona Newbold 01253 736488 Vicar Nick Wells 01253 279676 Vision Champion Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Vision Champion Marion Smyllie 01253 738099 Webpage Facebook & Twitter Bev Wells 01253 279676 07742 709 994 100 Club Debbie Rogerson 01253 422500 07540 284 517
Alpha Course Bev Wells 01253 279 676 07742 709 994 Community Craft Group Paula Chapman 07891371358 Churchwarden Beryl Matthews 01253 725 552 07788 683 706 Churchwarden Colin Ballard 01253 795 081 07811 361 238 Fairtrade Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Mothers’ Union Margaret Fisher 01253 737310 Parish Coordinator Fiona Newbold 01253 736488 Vicar Nick Wells 01253 279676 Vision Champion Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Vision Champion Marion Smyllie 01253 738099 Webpage Facebook & Twitter Bev Wells 01253 279676 07742 709 994 100 Club Debbie Rogerson 01253 422500 07540 284 517 Parish Office St Cuthbert’s Parish Office
Come and join us any day between the 14th and 19th May at 12noon in church for a short service followed by soup and sandwiches.. If you prefer to pray on your own, the church will be open for some of the time during the 10th and 20th May for personal prayer. Times to be confirmed – please keep you eye on the weekly news sheet or our website. In order for us to have our church open for prayer we need a team of volunteers to welcome people and offer refreshments. If you can commit to doing a couple of hours on one or more days, please sign up on the sheet at the back of church or speak to one of the Vision Champions. If you can’t get to church, please pray anyway. Pray for five people you know to experience the love of God in their lives and to encounter Jesus, not just during the 10 days of Thy Kingdom Come but keep them in your prayers. It would be fantastic to see new disciples, and older Christians. coming to join us for worship on a regular basis. You can find out more about the global wave of prayer through the website and we look forward to another exciting challenge. Adam’s Ordination Our curate, Adam, is to be ordained on Saturday 30th June at 10:30am in Blackburn Cathedral. He will be introduced to everyone at St Cuthbert’s the following day and will be preaching at our 8:30am and 10am Communion services.
Useful Church Contacts and Phone Numbers Alpha Course Bev Wells 01253 279 676 07742 709 994 Community Craft Group Paula Chapman 07891371358 Churchwarden Beryl Matthews 01253 725 552 07788 683 706 Churchwarden Fairtrade Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Mothers’ Union Margaret Fisher 01253 737310 Parish Coordinator Fiona Newbold 01253 736488 Vicar Nick Wells 01253 279676 Vision Champion Julie Webb 07914 926 422 Vision Champion Marion Smyllie 01253 738099 Webpage Facebook & Twitter Bev Wells 01253 279676 07742 709 994 100 Club Debbie Rogerson 01253 422500 07540 284 517 Parish Office
Principles of Business Magazine cover Google Directions: You are to create a magazine cover for Information Weekly. Include images and teaser articles that talk about the history of google and how they process information. Include what they think is important. Think about the documentary “The Google Boys” to get your information. You will use Photoshop for this. Include the following: Magazine Name – Information Weekly Large Background image- relating to information, searching, google etc. Teaser articles – at least 5 different sizes etc. real information about Google. Small thumbnail image - of something else important about Google Use the Google Logo – somewhere on the mag Price of magazine and Date Be sure to look around at real magazine examples. Information must be accurate.
Magconn Part Number System M10 RX - D C-FXXX-N A 1 RX Receiver Module Model number M10 M21 M100 Function P: Power Only D: Power + Data O: Power + Data + OTG (available for M21 only) Shape C: Circle S: Square FFC/Wire Nil FXXX: XXXmm FFC WXXX: Red and Black wire (Power only) Metal shielding N: Nil C: with metal shielding RX solder resist color (to be confirmed) A:Black B:White C:Pink D:Blue Contact Ring Plating color (to be confirmed) 1:Gold 2:Black 3:Silver
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Main Idea: Sum up this document in 6 words or less. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Facts Write direct quotes from the document that give you information to help you answer the question- Was Magellan worth Defending? Each quote must be one full sentence and include citation, for example (Doc. A). Inferences What can you learn from this document that is not openly said in the document (what educated guess can you make about this fact)? Your response should be one full sentence. Arguments From the fact and inference, how does this information help you answer the question –Was Magellan worth Defending? Your response should be one full sentence. Buckets What analytical category does this fact belong in?