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Notes about a few very minor changes for School Year 2018-2019. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact: John Todd, (317) 232-0865, jtodd@doe.in.gov Clicking on Direct Certification in the Upper Left Hand corner takes you to the Direction Functions: To simplify your tasks we’ve included more functionality on this page: You can download New Matches in .CSV format (only) directly from this page. Don’t forget, as you visit the page for the first time for School Year 2018-2019 there is no difference between All matches and New Matches. You can download All Matches YTD (again, only in .CSV format) directly from this page. More Download Options takes you to: You would have previously completed the items (1) and (2) on this page. You still can do it here, but we’ve given you the option of doing it on the first “Certification” page. Trying to keep the most basic tasks easy. Use this page to download new or all matches in formats other than .CSV, and to download the “No County Matches”, and “Unmatched Siblings” lists.
Paper ribbons Class 16 Class 26 when haberdashery ribbons or hair ribbons Class 16 when gift wrapping ribbons, or other ribbons not included in other classes Under Nice 11-2018, haberdashery ribbons of paper and hair ribbons of paper are classified in Class 26. Haberdashery ribbons and hair ribbons is acceptable wording; further specification of the material composition of the goods is also acceptable, but it is not required. Paper ribbons, other than haberdashery or hair decorations are classified in Class 16. For example, gift wrapping ribbons of paper are classified in Class 16. Gift wrapping ribbons, not of paper are classified in Class 26. The classification principles applied to paper ribbons also applies to paper bows. Novelty goods Classified according to function, generally, for example, novelty eyeglasses in Class 9, printed novelty awards in Class 16, etc. Class 20 when not capable of being classified according to function, for example, novelty goods in the nature of a placebo spray used to make Classified according to function Under Nice 11-2018, the Alphabetical List term practical jokes [novelties] was changed to novelty toys for playing jokes, and novelties for parties, dances [party favors, favours] was changed to novelty toys for parties. These modified terms are classified in Class 28 based on their function as “toys and playthings,” which appears in the Class 28 Heading. As a result of the Nice 11-2018 changes, effective January 1, 2018, the “novelty gift items” and certain other novelty goods classified in Class 20 in the ID Manual have been deleted because they are not justified in Class 20 based on their function. Novelty gift items and novelty goods are generally for personal amusement, and the descriptions of those goods may incorporate wording such as “novelty toys” or “for playing jokes” to justify classification in Class 28, if appropriate. For example, novelty toys in the nature of a placebo spray for playing jokes to make someone laugh or smile is acceptable wording in Class 28.
NOTES FROM JPPB AWAY DAY 6TH OCTOBER HOSPITAL DISCHARGE What is important to your organisation in of service delivery and better outcomes for customers What improvement in your view What do you thinks are the barriers to these improvements How can we break down these barriers What are the quick wins Better communication between agencies Communication between agencies Lack of communication, sharing of good practice etc Better relationships across services and understanding of roles, e.g shadowing, networking Better sharing of information , or assessments after discharge Consistency across Kent Understanding of roles Front line pressures Learn from customer experience Named contacts to produce a list of each area organisation Single point of contact both ways Joint working Datasharing around bed blocking, housing and so on Information days across agencies Use IT system (possibly Locata) for adapted properties Ease of access to system for customer Review of priorities Lack of named contacts Early joint working Shadowing, closer working Less homeless released onto the street Recruitment Unrealistic expectations of customers and their families Trusted assessors Recycle equipment and make available sooner partnership working Faster recycling of equipment Ability to negotiate better contracts with contractors Funding based upon demand across county Promote independence of choice Homeless definition – there are differing views Better use of shared budgets Shared best practice to help with quick adaptations and those who are homeless
You will take notes during class. It is important to remember the following: Attend all classes (as is possible). Take clear and concise notes. Make sure notes are legible (or use a computer). Be prepared for class. Read assignments, print out Power Points or helpful information the professor may put online. Sit in the front of the class.
Notes to Accompany the CCPAS Basic Disclosures Applicants Guide CCPAS have provided a generic guide for applicants seeking to undertake a Basic level DBS Disclosure. These accompanying notes provide additional clarification on a number of points as well as clarifying local practice relevant to the Diocese of Exeter. Organisation Reference – this will be a code starting ‘9461A’ followed by 3 digits that your local DBS Verifier has provided you with. Organisation Code – this in all instances is ‘EXETER9461’. (Note: both of these codes need to use all uppercase letters with no spaces.) Personal Details section – DBS Profile No – this field can be left blank. (If you have undertaken a Basic check previously then the Disclosure & Barring Service may have allocated you a DBS profile number, but if you have lost it you can still proceed without entering anything in this field.) Receive Paper Certificate – please say ‘Yes’ in all instances to receiving a paper certificate. This allows you to readily show evidence of your check to those who need to see proof. Certificate Access – please say ‘Yes’ in all instances to provide consent to the lead contact in your responsible organisation to view your online certificate. This refers to the Diocesan Safeguarding Team being able to view your online certificate and will greatly speed up the reviewing of disclosures. Please say ‘No’ to the second question about providing 3rd party access consent. No other parties in the Diocese are registered with the DBS Portal to be able to access the online certificate. Purpose of Check – for all roles, whether paid or voluntary, you should select ‘Employment’ as the purpose of your check. Selecting ‘Employment’ causes a blank field to appear headed ‘Position Applied For’ where you should enter your role title. In the ‘Name of Employment Sector’ field you should select ‘Voluntary/Charity’.
Note: Plate Tectonics Tectonics: The study of the origin and arrangement of Earth’s broad structural features (e.g. mountains, folds, faults, continent shapes, earthquakes, etc.) Plate Tectonics Alfred Wegener, 1915: Proposed the idea of continental drift –200 myrs ago, 1.Continental Jigsaw puzzle: –Wegener noticed the similarity between coastlines on opposite of South Atlantic 2.Fossils: –Identical fossils found in Africa and S. America •Identical species lived in currently distant areas 3.Present Day Organisms: –Ex/ kangaroos (Australia) & marsupial opossums (N. America) 4.Rock Types: –Identical rock and rock ages … 5.Ancient Climates: –Evidence that massive ice sheets covered much of Southern Hemisphere and during paleozoic era (300 myrs ago) Until Wegener’s death in 1930, his publications received only criticism & skepticism. Why the skeptics?
Proposed project budget, including start-up and on-going costs, requested FTE, and potential sources for continued funding; Demonstrated plan/ability to gather and report the following data: Program participants and related demographics and crime information, Dates and duration of participation and success/failure, Funding source of participant monitoring, Progress reports and necessary alert or intervention reports, including false alarms Statistics regarding county-wide domestic violence incident reports prior to the pilot project and during the pilot project, Completed Project Applications: Complete application packets shall include: Implementation plan (addressing eligibility requirements), Implementation timeline, Project budget, Letters of support. Letters of Support: Each project application must include a letter of support from each key stakeholder in the county needed for this project, communicating support for the pilot project, including, but not limited to: Judiciary partners, District Attorney partners, Pre-trial service vendor (if applicable), Domestic violence resource partners, Communication centers, Other law enforcement agencies within the county. Administration of Funding: The funding of one or more electronic monitoring pilot projects selected is contingent upon the funds available in the Electronic Monitoring Fund in addition to the budget of the pilot project. Pilot project sites are encouraged to seek or develop alternative funding sources. Available funding from the Board of Corrections is limited, with a total of $36,000 currently available for pilot project funding. Funding of a pilot project may be discontinued immediately upon exhaustion of the available funds. As such, sites selected as pilot projects must avoid long-term contract commitments with the mutual electronic monitoring bracelet/service provider. Selection as a pilot project site does not commit the SBOC to reimbursing a county or agency for costs incurred in development and submission of the proposal. Project Reporting Requirements: Pilot project sites selected under this request agree to report to the SBOC, through its executive director, on-going program progress, updates, data-collection efforts, and financial status. Such reporting will occur, at a minimum, once per month, and as requested. Additional funding requests must demonstrate activities of the site in fulfilling the role of the pilot project, prior use of funds, and planned use of funds. The project site will appoint one liaison to report to the executive director during scheduled meetings. Submission Deadline: All proposals are due to Ryan Thornell, SBOC Executive Director, no later than 5:00pm (EST) on Tuesday, December 2, 2014.
(telephone) (mobile) (facsimile) (DX Box) (email) ('L' Code) (‘P’ Code) (if the above address is not the address for service under rule 58, state the address for service) Date: Signed by (name) Solicitor for (select one: applicant/subject person/interested person), (insert client’s name)
Brainstorming for Ideas Name: _____________________________________________________ Date: _________________ Hour:____________ 90th Street Brainstorming Worksheet- Play with idea development before composing your paragraph My Person: (write it below) My Place: (write it below) My Thing: (write it below) How might you describe this noun using Mr. Sim’s advice to ____________________? (write a sentence or phrase in these spaces) (write a sentence or phrase in these spaces) (write a sentence or phrase in these spaces) How might you describe this noun using Mr. Morley’s advice to ______________________? How might you describe this noun using Mrs. Martinez’s advice to_____________________? What’s a “What if?” question about this noun that Alexis Leora’s advice might inspire?
Now…use your favorite sentences and phrases from above to write a descriptive paragraph that mentions your person, your place, and your thing. Name: _______teacher model____________________________ Date: _________________ Hour:____________ 90th Street Brainstorming Worksheet- Play with idea development before composing your paragraph My Person: (write it below) A dog catcher My Place: (write it below) An alley at night My Thing: (write it below) A net How might you describe this noun using Mr. Sim’s advice to focus on interesting details? (write a sentence or phrase in these spaces) His name is stitched into his uniform with bright yellow thread. (write a sentence or phrase in these spaces) bright red brick walls turn puce in this darkness. (write a sentence or phrase in these spaces) The aluminum pole is scratched from previous dogs’ gnashings. How you describe this noun using Mr. Morley’s advice to find poetry in your words? He shivers suspiciously with sweat and seems scared. He has huge hands. (alliteration) Garbage cans line the like soldiers. The cans dare him to look behind them.(simile & personification) This net is a weapon against his fear. (metaphor) How might you describe this noun using Mrs. Martinez’s advice to spice it up with action? Stumbling in pot spinning around when he hears creaks and thunks. One garbage can quakes with tremors… something hides behind it… It scrapes the alley’s sides as the dogcatcher moves forward toward the can. What’s a “What if?” question about this noun that Alexis Leora’s advice might inspire? What if the dogcatcher finds his own dog behind that garbage can? What if the alley has one of those motion-detecting lights that come on? What if a hole in the net that he doesn’t know about? Now…use your favorite sentences and phrases from above to write a descriptive paragraph that mentions your person, your place, and your thing.
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH—Avi Study Questions Chapters 1-5 How does Philip Malloy describe Miss Narwin in his diary? How does Miss Narwin describe Philip in her letter to her sister? What good qualities does she see in Philip? What irritates her about him? What is Mr. Lunser’s approach to morning exercises in his homeroom class? Do you appreciate his classroom style? What is Philip most interested in at school? What does he make time for outside of school? Why does Philip do badly on The Call of the Wild exam? Do you think he deserves the grade he received? What does Miss Narwin want to do if she could obtain a grant? Why does she feel that she needs to do this? Chapters 6-9 What important educational issues will be addressed in the April 5th election? Why does the school superintendent want to be informed if any controversial issue arises? What is Philip’s way of dealing with other people? Why doesn’t Miss Narwin receive the grant she needs in order to take a course in new ways to teach literature? Who does receive financial aid and for what kind of course? When Philip learns that he can’t try out for the track team because of his English grade, how does he justify his position? What excuses does he make? What suggestion does Coach Jamison give to Philip? Is Philip willing to take responsibility for his predicament? How do you know? What are Philip’s “solutions?” Chapters 10-11 How does Miss Narwin’s attitude toward morning exercises differ from Mr. Lunser’s attitude? Why does Miss Narwin disapprove of Philip’s behavior in homeroom? Why does Philip dislike Miss Narwin? How does he behave in her English After hearing Philip’s explanation, what do you think Philip’s parents believe happened in Miss Narwin’s homeroom? How does Philip’s dad show support for Philip? Why do you think Philip decided to hum the national anthem again when he attends homeroom the next day? What does Miss Narwin do in response? What evidence leads Dr. Doane to claim that Miss Narwin is their best English teacher? Why do you think she calls Miss Narwin into her office to relay this information? Compare Mr. Malloy’s attitude toward his job estimate with Philip’s attitude toward Miss Narwin. How does this relate to the advice Mr. Malloy his son?
NOTICE OF DISPOSITION 1989 Chevrolet 2500 4x4 Cab & Chassis The City of Penticton is disposing of a 1989 Chev 2500 Cab & Chassis, 4 wheel drive, 55,961 km, Automatic Transmission. Interior – fair condition – some tears in the seat. Mechanical condition - suspension, brakes, drive line, exhaust, lights, belts, levels – all good. Minimum bid price is $1,000. Pictures are available on the following website and bids can only be placed at If you wish to view the vehicle, please contact Wayne Hindley at 250.490.2546
NOTICE OF ELECTION AGENTS' NAMES AND OFFICES Middlesbrough Council Election of a Borough Councillor for Park End and Beckfield on Thursday 13 July 2017 I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the names and addresses of election agents of the candidates at this election, and the addresses of the offices or places of such election agents to which all claims, notices, writs, summons, and other documents addressed to them may be sent, have respectively been declared in writing to me as follows: Name of Election Agent Correspondence Address Name of Candidate HOBSON John 16 Buxton Avenue, Marton, Middlesbrough, TS7 8LP ARMSTRONG Ron W SNOWDON Christopher 28 Campion Grove, Marton Manor, Marton Manor, TS7 8SJ BLADES Ian Daniel (Commonly Known As: Ian Blades) Ian G L 139 Oxford Road, Middlesbrough, TS5 5EA BOWMAN Wen Cai (Commonly Known As: Wen Cai Bowman) SAUNDERS Michael 25 Coronation Green, Ormesby, Middlesbrough, TS3 0LT MOHAN Janet (Commonly Known As: Jan Mohan) ALBERTI Emma Joy 10 The Avenue, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, TS5 6PB RAWLINGS Jamie A (Commonly Known As: Jamie Rawlings)
receive an energy bill. We also note that not all short stay customers are holidaymakers. Some may spend significant time at a park and consider it their principal place of residence. For this reason we consider it reasonable for short stay customers’ energy bills to specify tariffs, fees and charges. EWON Bills should specify the name of the exempt entity, not just the billing company. Agree. We acknowledge that where agents are employed to bill customers they often include their own branding and contact information on bills and do not include contact information for the exemption holder. Exempt customers may need to contact exemption holders from time to time, and can experience difficulty obtaining contact information. To ensure exempt customers have this information to hand, we consider it reasonable that it be included on bills. A new condition 3.3.a has been created to specify this requirement. 7 CCIA Supports drafting amendment. 9 EWON Sellers should be required to send at least two notices to move-in or carry-over customers before they can disconnect them, which corresponds to retailer obligations specified in rule 115 of the Retail Rules. A customer who moves into an embedded network becomes an exempt customer and receives the protections of the exemption conditions. These include conditions 9 and 10 that specify when an exempt seller may and may not disconnect, and require the seller to issue reminder and disconnection warning notices before disconnecting the customer. Hence, requirements for move-in and carry-over customers to receive reminder and disconnection warning notices are already in place and we do not consider additional changes are required. Condition 9 regarding disconnection should specify minimum requirements for reminder and disconnection warning notices, including a reference to the energy ombudsman. Agree. We consider customers receiving a reminder or disconnection warning notice should be given all relevant information, including information about reconnection. New conditions 9.3 and 9.4 have been added specifying minimum requirements for reminder and disconnection warning notices, and reflect Retail Rules 109 and 110.
List of abbreviations Abbreviation Full name Abbreviation Full name ACAT ACT and Administrative Tribunal EWOQ Energy and Water Ombudsman of Queensland AEC Australian Energy Council EWOSA Energy and Water Ombudsman of South Australia AGL AGL Energy EWOV Energy and Water Ombudsman of Victoria CCIA Caravan, Camping and Tourism Industry and Manufactured Housing Industry Association of NSW Flow Flow Systems CEC Clean Energy Council PIAC Public Interest Advocacy Centre CLC Caxton Legal Service SACOSS South Australian Council of Social Services
Uniform Notice for Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Victims of Crime Act Services to Victims of Sexual Violence – Program Development June 8, 2017 Data Field Awarding Agency Name: Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault Agency Contact: Carrie Ward, Grants Director Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault 100 N. 16th Street Springfield, IL 62703 217-753-4117 Announcement Type: X Initial announcement □ Modification of a previous announcement Type of Assistance Instrument: Grant Funding Opportunity Number: 1395-219PD Funding Opportunity Title: Victims of Crime Act Services to Victims of Sexual Violence – Program Development CSFA Number: 546-001395 CSFA Popular Name: VOCA FFY15 CFDA Number(s): 16.575 Anticipated Number of Awards: Unknown Estimated Total Program Funding: $300,000 Award Range $1-$300,000 Source of Funding: X Federal or Federal pass-through □ State □ Private / other funding Mark all that Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement: X Yes □ No Indirect Costs Allowed Restrictions on Indirect X Yes □ No □ Yes X No If yes, provide the citation governing the restriction: Posted Date: June 8, 2017 Closing Date for Applications: July 7, 2017
Classroom & Extended Activities These activities are meant to be used as anticipatory sets or reading enhancements. Classroom Activities: Dangerous Dialogue Students are to write a dialogue in the same format as the book—between student & teacher / parent. The Blame Game Students list common problems in their lives and match up easy scapegoats. How to Write Memos Students choose a memo in the book and write a similar one with a real context. Patriotic Collage Students cut and paste articles that pertain to the flag, the anthem, or other national symbols. Editorials Students are asked to respond to a local article and write an editorial response. Principal’s Panel The class interviews the principal about common behavioral concerns and options. For Extended Use Extended Activities: Walk to the Flag Pole Class walk to the flagpole where a student reads a patriotic story or sings the national anthem. Parental Interview Students are to interview their parents using guided questions created in class. Writing a Screenplay Given the proper formatting, students are asked to write 1-3 scenes of a high school misunderstanding. Mile Walk / Run Students must walk / run around the school track and then listen to a coach talk about sports & grades. Digital Field Trip to… A cemetery to count service men’s and women’s graves; or a veteran’s museum--both with a camera for a report. Tell me a Story Students must find a veteran and request a which they must report to the class.
Form 2: Program Faculty Faculty member (Name, Degree and Field, Title, Tenure Status) Courses Taught Put (C) to indicate core course. Put (OL) next to any course currently taught online. Division of College of Employment Full- or Part- time in Program Full- or part- time in other department or program (Please specify) Site(s) where individual will teach program courses Example: Apple, Thomas Ph.D. in Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Tenure Intro to Bus (C,OL) Management (C) Research Methods (C) Evening Full-time No Main Campus campus [Last Name, First Name] [Degree and Field] [Title] [Course] [Division] [Yes/No] [If yes, specification.] [Site] [Last Name, First Name] [Degree and [Title] [Course] [Division] [Yes/No] [If yes, specification.] [Site] [Last Name, First Name] [Degree and Field] [Title] [Course] [Division] [Yes/No] [If yes, specification.] [Site] [Last Name, First Name] [Degree and Field] [Title] [Course] [Division] [Yes/No] [If yes, specification.] [Site] [Last Name, First Name] [Degree and [Title] [Course] [Division] [Yes/No] [If yes, specification.] [Site]
Race Color Creed Religion Religious Practice National Origin Ethnic Group Sex (includes sexual harassment and sexual violence) Gender Identity Sexual Orientation (the term “sexual orientation” means heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, or asexuality) Political Affiliation Age Marital Status Military Status Veteran Status Disability Weight Domestic Violence Victim Status Arrest or Conviction Record Genetic Information Other (specify)___________________
NOTICE OF PAYMENT INTO COURT Magistrates Court of South Australia (Civil Division) Court Use Date Filed Date of Posting Trial Court Action No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Plaintiff/s (as on claim form) Full Name: Defendant/s (as on claim form) Full Name Pursuant to Magistrates Rule 56(1) the above plaintiff/defendant (delete as required) hereby pays the amount of $......................................(with/without admission of liability (delete as required) Date: …………………….. Signed: …………………… Plaintiff/Defendant Copy of this Notice to be served on Plaintiff/Defendant (delete as required)
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF PAYMENT INTO COURT Magistrates Court of South Australia (Civil Division) Court Use Date Filed Date of Posting Trial Court Action No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Plaintiff/s (as on claim form) Full Name: Defendant/s (as on claim form) Full Name Please note the Plaintiff/Defendant (delete as required) accepts the amount of $............................paid into court by Plaintiff/Defendant (delete as required) pursuant to Magistrates Court Rule 56(4). Date: …………………….. Signed: …………………… Plaintiff/Defendant Copy of this Notice to be served on Plaintiff/Defendant (delete as required)
Lewis, Deborah A Beardsworth, Gary P Beardsworth Khan Hasina 30 Seymour Street, Chorley, PR6 0RN Labour Peter Speakman(P), Jean M Winstanley(S), Zafar Khan, Zara Khan, Shaistha Aaliyah Khan, Raymond Parr, Zohaib Sajid, Samir Khan, Karl J Winstanley, Aqilla Babu 2. A POLL for the above election will be held on Thursday, 3rd May 2018 between the hours of 07:00am and 10:00pm 3. The number to be elected is ONE The situation of the Polling Stations and the descriptions of the persons entitled to vote at each station are set out below: PD Polling Station and Address Persons entitled to vote at that station 05A 17 / 05A CHORLEY DISTRICT SCOUT CENTRE, WRIGHT STREET, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0SL 1 to 834, 1735, 1737 to 1738, 1740 to 1742, 1745 to 1746, 1748 to 1749, 1751 to 1752, 1754 to 1760 05A 18 / 05A CHORLEY DISTRICT SCOUT CENTRE, WRIGHT STREET, CHORLEY, LANCASHIRE, PR6 0SL 835 to 1734, 1736, 1739, 1743 to 1744, 1747, 1750, 1753, 1761 to 1764 05B 19 / 05B ST JAMES' CE PRIMARY SCHOOL, DEVONPORT WAY, CHORLEY, LANCS, PR6 0TE 1 to 1890 05C 20 / 05C SACRED HEART R.C. PRIMARY SCHOOL, BROOKE STREET, CHORLEY, PR6 0LB 1 to 1643
Notice of Public Hearing 2011-2012 Friday 22 March 2013 Waratah Room Time Position Organisation 10:00 am Ms Megan Mitchell Commissioner Commission for Children and Young People 1:00 pm Finish For further information please contact Ben Foxe on 9230 3505.
Notice of Public Meeting Learn about the Buruli (Bairnsdale) presented by Dr Jon Priestley Tuesday 14 August 2018 6:15pm – 7:15pm South Coast Medical – Rye 2 Street Rye RSVP 03 5985 7776 Coast Medical proudly supporting the community Notice of Public Meeting
Duration of Tenancy Notice Period Less than 6 months 28 days 6 or more months but less than 1 year 35 days 1 year or more but less than 2 years 42 days 2 years or more but less than 3 years 56 days 3 years or more but less than 4 years 84 days 4 or more but less than 5 years 112 days 5 years or more but less than 6 years 140 days 6 years or more but less than 7 years 168 days 7 years or more but less than 8 years 196 days 8 or more years 224 days Notice of Termination (Breach of Tenant Obligations)
(Notice given 27 June 2013) 1406. Ms Barham to move— That, under standing order 52, there be laid upon the table of the House within 14 days of the date of the passing of this resolution the following documents, correspondence, ministerial advice and briefing notes in the possession, custody or control of the Premier, the Department of Premier and Cabinet, the Minister for Primary Industries, the Department of Primary Industries, the Minister for Trade and Investment, and NSW Trade & Investment: (a) all documents created between 1 January 2005 and 31 December 2006 relating to the review, audit and dismissal of Byron Shire Council as managers of Crown Caravan Parks in Byron Shire, and (b) any document records or refers to the production of documents as a result of this order of the House. (Notice given 27 June 2013—expires Notice Paper No. 173) 1408. Mr Shoebridge to move— That, under standing order 52, there be laid upon the table of the House within 14 days of the date of passing of this resolution the following documents, not previously provided to the House as a result of an order for papers, in the possession, custody or control of the Department of Finance and Services or the Minister for Finance and Services, created since 1 January 2012: any actuarial advice, financial modelling, reports and associated briefing materials produced regarding the financial implications of reforms to compulsory third party insurance in New South Wales, any reports, including drafts, considered by the Department of Finance and Services in relation to reform of the compulsory party insurance scheme in New South Wales, any records of meetings, emails or other communications between the Minister, his staff, or the Department and Premier State – Corporate Advisory and Public Affairs consultancy regarding or relating to insurance matters, and (d) any document which records or refers to the production of documents as a result of this order of the House. (Notice given 20 August 2013—expires Notice Paper No. 174) 1412. Mr Shoebridge to move— That this House notes that: (a) are ongoing and legitimate community concerns in relation to the adequacy of sentencing in New South Wales for offences involving the sexual abuse of children, (b) at a minimum, the public and elected representatives expect the justice system to treat child sexual assault as no less a crime than sexual assault of an adult, (c) the most recent and robust analysis of sentencing data it clear that there is an unexplained, and disturbing divergence between sentences received by offenders who
3. National Parks and Wildlife Amendment (Illegal Forestry Operations) Bill 2012: resumption of the adjourned debate (9 May 2013) of the question on the motion of Mr Foley: That this bill be now read a second time—Ms Fazio. (20 minutes) (Item no. 622) (Eighth postponement 29 August 2013) 4. Alcoholic Beverages Advertising Prohibition Bill 2012: resumption of the adjourned debate (17 October 2013) of the question on the motion of Revd Mr Nile: That this bill be now read a second time—Mr Shoebridge speaking. (Time concluded) (Item no. 9) (Third postponement 17 October 2013) 6. Same-Sex Marriage Bill 2013: resumption of the interrupted debate (31 October 2013) of the question on the motion of Ms Sharpe: That this bill be now read a second time—Mr Shoebridge speaking. (5 minutes remaining) (Item no. 1264—substituted 2 May 2013) (Fifth postponement 17 October 2013) 7. Dr Kaye to move— That leave be given to bring in a bill for an Act to require the New South Wales government to increase renewable energy generation and expand energy efficiency measures in New South Wales to allow for the replacement and closure of the State’s coal and fossil gasfired power stations by 2030 and create new employment opportunities in the electricity industry; and for other purposes. (Transforming NSW Energy Sector (Towards 100 per cent Renewables) Bill) (Notice 19 September 2013—item no. 1504—substituted 19 September 2013) (First postponement 17 October 2013) 9. Dr Faruqi to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) Australia’s National Strategy for Ecologically Sustainable Development (1992) defines ecologically sustainable development (ESD) as: “using, conserving and enhancing the community’s resources so that ecological processes, on which life depends, are maintained, and the total quality of life, now and in the future, can be increased”, (b) in New South Wales, principles of ESD are enshrined in legislation including in section 5 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and section 6.2 of the Protection of the Environment Administration Act 1991, (c) ecologically sustainable development is the overarching strategy that underpins the integration of social, environmental and economic factors in decision-making, and OF PRECEDENCE
NO. ________________ ________________________, Plaintiff, § § § § § § § § § § IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF v. HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS ________________________, Defendant. ____TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT NOTICE REGARDING YOUNG LAWYERS IN THE COURTROOM PROGRAM ___________________________, ____ _________________________ ___________________________________________________________. ____ ____________________________________. ________________________________ _______________________, 20____. Dated: ________________
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NOTICE TO ANY HEALTH CARE PROVIDER I am a participant in the 67th District Court Sobriety Treatment Program. As such, I am not permitted to use any controlled substance or alcohol, unless medically, it is absolutely necessary that I do so pursuant to the orders of a physician. Before giving or prescribing me a controlled substance, please review and consider the following: Make every effort to treat me without giving or prescribing me a controlled substance. Please note in my medical record and provide a note to the court why a controlled substance was medically necessary, if such is given or prescribed. Please provide me with a letter for the court stating that I have disclosed my addiction problem by showing you this card. NOTICE TO ANY HEALTH CARE PROVIDER I am a participant in the 67th District Court Sobriety Treatment Program. As such, I am not permitted to use any controlled substance or alcohol, unless medically, it is absolutely necessary that I do so pursuant to the orders of a physician. Before giving or prescribing me a controlled substance, please review and consider the following: Make every effort to treat me without giving or prescribing me a controlled substance. Please note in my medical record and provide a note to the court why a controlled substance was medically necessary, if such is given or prescribed. Please provide me with a letter for the court stating that I have disclosed my addiction problem by showing you this card.
This information is numbered to correspond to the Marketplace application. 3. Employer name 4. Employer Identification Number (EIN) 5. Employer Address 6. Employer phone number 7. City 8. State 9. Zip code 10. Who can we contact about employee health coverage at this job? 11. Phone number (if different from above) 12. Email address The district offers health coverage through TRS-ActiveCare to all eligible employees and eligible dependents. Eligibility is described in the ActiveCare Enrollment Guide. The coverage offered by ActiveCare meets the minimum value standard and the cost of this coverage to you is intended to be affordable.
TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF FOOTPATH THE NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (BURTON JOYCE FOOTPATH NO.7) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION) ORDER 2018 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Nottinghamshire County Council intends not less than seven days from the date of this Notice to make an Order, under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be:- No person shall:- (a) proceed on foot, in the following length of footpath at Burton Joyce in the Borough of Gedling:- Burton Joyce Footpath No.7 from its junction with St Helens Crescent, to the far side of the pumping station, between grid reference points SK 6472 4354 and SK 6475 4352, a distance of 45 metres. IT IS INTENDED that the prohibition will apply as follows:- From Monday, 22nd January 2018 Friday, 2nd February 2018 inclusive. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that during the period of restriction the alternative route will be via St Helens Crescent, Church Road, Chestnut Grove and Burton Joyce Footpath No.6 to the riverside path and vice versa. The prohibition shall apply to enable works to be carried out and in respect of the likelihood of danger to the public and damage to the footpath. It may also apply on subsequent days when it shall be necessary. If the works are not completed within 6 months, the Order may be extended. The prohibition is required due to enable repairs to be made to the road embankment adjacent to the pump station and in respect of the likelihood of danger to the public and damage to the footpath. THIS CLOSURE WILL ONLY TAKE EFFECT WHEN SIGNS INDICATING CLOSURE ARE DISPLAYED THIS NOTICE IS THIS 10TH DAY OF JANUARY 2018. Corporate Director of Place Nottinghamshire County Council County Hall NG2 7QP For more information contact the Rights of Way office on (0115) 977 5680
RULE 8.05(1) 8A NOTICE OF APPEARANCE IN THE COUNTY COURT CI-___-_______ OF AT BETWEEN Plaintiff and Defendant Date of Document: Solicitors Code: Filed on behalf of: Telephone: Email: Prepared by: DX: Ref: FILE an appearance for [insert full name of defendant] the abovenamed defendant. Dated: Signed The address of the defendant is [insert address] The email address for service of the defendant is [insert email address] *[Where the Service and Execution of Process Act 1992 of the Commonwealth applies] The address for service of the defendant in Australia is [insert address]. *[Where the Trans-Tasman proceedings Act 2010 of the Commonwealth applies] The address for service of the defendant in Australia or New Zealand is [insert address]. *[Where neither of these Acts applies and the defendant appears in person and the address of the defendant is outside Victoria] The address of the defendant within Victoria for service is [insert address]. *[Where neither of those Acts applies and the defendant appears by Solicitor] The name or firm and the business address within Victoria of the Solicitor for the defendant is [insert name or firm and business address]. *[Where neither of those Acts applies and the Solicitor is an agent of another] The name or firm and business address of the principal is [insert name or firm and business address]. *Delete if not applicable
Construction is expected to start within 12 months The feasibility of the project commencing within 12 months is documented in the file Yes No For CHDO Set-Aside Projects ONLY The CHDO meets the CHDO qualification requirements at §92.2 Date of determination is prior to commitment date Determination date: Commitment date: Yes No N/A The CHDO has the capacity to undertake this specific local project (relative to their role as owner, developer, sponsor) Date of determination is prior to commitment date Determination date: Commitment date: Yes No N/A The CHDO meets the definition of (select one): Owner Developer Sponsor Yes No N/A Legally Binding Written Agreement Identifies all parties to the agreement Yes No Provides dated signatures for each party Yes No
Notice is hereby of the 2018 AGM of the Taroona Primary School Association When: Tuesday 6th March 2018 Time: 7pm Where: Taroona Primary School (Staff Room) Who: All parents /carers at TPS are welcome and encouraged to attend The following committee members still have a year remaining of their 2 year term: Committee member/Secretary – Kate Committee member – Naomi Symons (resigning) Committee member – Nicky Adams Committee member – Penny Brodribb Committee member – Belinda Leeson Committee member – Yuko Massom (resigning) Committee member/Chairperson – Martine Siltman (resigning) Committee member – Shelagh Curtain (resigning) The following committee members / positions will become vacant at the AGM: Committee member/Treasurer – Agnes Marshall Committee member/Deputy Chairperson – Tristan Burns Committee member: Leah Magliano Committee member: Fitzgibbon Committee member: Richard Angus In 2018, we are reducing the Taroona Primary School Association committee to 11, (including 3 positions held by the Principal and 2 school staff) to ensure we align ourselves with the new Constitution introduced by the Department of Education in late 2017. Therefore, there will only be 4 positions available at the upcoming AGM. Any parent /carer of (a) child/ren at Taroona Primary School (which includes outgoing members) who is interested in taking a position on the TPSA committee should nominate in writing before the 2nd March 2018, via the school front office as follows: I ________________________________ would like to nominate to be a Committee Member of the Taroona Primary School Association. Signed:_______________________ Dated:_________________________
NOTICE OF PRELIMINARY DECISION BY THE SAN COUNTY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT TO A FEDERAL V Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with Regulation XIV - Title V Operating Permits of the San Diego Air Pollution Control District’s Rules and Regulations, the Air Pollution Control Officer has made a preliminary decision to approve application APCD2015-APP- 004079 for a renewal Federal Title V Operating Permit APCD2003-PTO-960992 for National Steel and Shipbuilding (NASSCO) located at 2798 East Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92113. The District performed an evaluation of the air pollution impacts of this proposal. The equipment is expected to operate in compliance with all applicable District Rules and Regulations and all applicable federal requirements. The proposed Title V Operating Permit incorporates conditions necessary to ensure compliance with all federal and District requirements. The facility is currently operating in compliance with District requirements. The District is seeking comments on the Title V Operating Permit for this facility. Written comments concerning the District’s proposed action may be submitted for a period of 30 days commencing on March 2, 2016 and ending on April 1, 2016. Please direct your comments or questions to the attention of Doug Erwin, Air Pollution Control District, 10124 Old Grove Road, San Diego, California, 92131; phone (858) 586-2717; . Documents relating to the proposed action are available for public review at this address. Members of the public may petition for a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed Title V Operating Permit. If the Air Pollution Control Officer determines that good cause exists, a public hearing will be scheduled.
ATTACHMENT B – SUBMISSIONS RECEIVED FOR CHANGE SuBMISSIONs relating to the IIR 15 Apr 2015 to 13 May 2015 – original CONSULTATION period Date PARTICIPANT SUBMISSION aemo comments 1 6 Sep 2016 AGL In relation to RMP (SA) changes AGL provided following comment, Following discussion with an AEMO Forecasting specialist regarding the outcomes of the forecasting review, AGL accepts AEMO’s position that changing the procedures to a 5 year cycle or change of weather data source, are reasonable at this point in time. AEMO have advised that following the forecasting review, the relevant procedure changes, the obligations within the various retail procedures will be reviewed in line with the forecasting report recommendations. On this basis, AGL accepts the proposed retail market procedure changes as proposed by AEMO. In relation to RMP (SA) changes AEMO acknowledges AGL’s comment and notes that proposed amendments to RMP (SA) will be made as proposed. 2 26 Sep 2016 Origin Energy In relation to RMP (SA) changes Origin Energy provided following comment about clause 177(2) in Att A to wording change as specified in the IIR In relation to RMP (SA) changes AEMO acknowledges Origin Energy’s support.
all the need-based and non-need based federal, state, local, private, and institutional student financial assistance programs available to students who enroll in the institution; and conditions of the Federal Student Aid (Title IV); criteria for selecting recipients and for determining amount of awards; eligibility requirements and procedures for applying for aid; methods and frequency of disbursement of aid; rights and responsibilities of students receiving Federal Student Aid IV), including criteria for continued student eligibility and standards for satisfactory academic progress; general conditions and terms applicable to employment provided as part of financial aid package Upon request from a student or parent who is applying for a private education loan, a school must provide the disclosure form required under the “Truth in Lending Act” and the information needed to complete the form (to the extent the school has that information). Financial aid information is published in the . The publication is located online. ((770-228-7368) will be the contact for questions or comments. Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations The school is required to provide to each student, upon enrollment, a separate, clear and conspicuous written notice that advises the student that a conviction for any offense, during a period of enrollment for which the student was receiving federal student aid under any federal or state law involving the possession or sale of illegal drugs will result in the loss of eligibility for any Federal Student Aid. Also, the school will provide a notice in a timely manner to each student who has lost eligibility for Federal Student Aid (Title IV) and the notice must advise the student of the ways in which the student can regain eligibility. The ((770) 228-7368) will be the contact for questions or comments. Student Outcomes Student Completion/Graduation/Transfer The school is required to annually make available to prospective and enrolled students the completion or graduation rate of certificate or degree-seeking, first-time, full-time, undergraduate students. If data is requested by a prospective student, it must be made available prior to the students’ enrolling or entering into any financial obligation with the school. Often, students will