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MSHP-NW Spring Conference: Opiate Addiction Treatment Across the Care Continuum in Northern Minnesota SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd, 9 AM-1:30 PM Sanford Bemidji Medical Center Education Conference Center 1300 Anne St. NW Bemidji, MN 56601 Enter Door #1 (Main Hospital Entrance) for conference. Education Center is just off main lobby. REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 8:30 AM Speakers: Joseph Corser, MD: “Non-Opioid Pain Management and Appropriate Utilization of Opioid Therapy” Laurie Willhite, PharmD, CSPI: “Overview of Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)” and “Pain Management Strategies in Opioid Tolerant Patients” Kellie Monson, LSW, LADC, and Val Ras, CD Social Worker: “Resources for Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) in the Greater Bemidji Area” 4 hours CPE applied for with MN Board of Pharmacy (Pharmacists and Technicians) Registration Fees: Pharmacist MSHP Member: $30 Pharmacist Non-Member: $40 Technician MSHP Member: $15 Technician Non-Member: $20 Provider, Nurse, Other Professionals: $40 Students: $15 Registration Deadline: 4/14/17 REGISTRATION LIMITED TO FIRST 54 RESPONDENTS Questions: Sanford Bemidji Medical Center, Pharmacy Department 218-333-5541 (Wes or John) Sponsored by: Minnesota Society of Health-System Pharmacists, NW MN Affiliate
eliminating the space for moderation and inducing a situation of open political crisis. As Joel Olson has argued of the strategic rhetoric of abolitionism, the enemy is understood to be “the primary agent responsible for the oppression, but the moderate is culpable in her own way because her desire to trim between the opposing camps leads her to tacitly sanction at least some of the oppressive practices of the enemy.” The moderate thus faces a stark choice: renounce complicity with oppression and join the ranks of those fighting for emancipation or face the fearful consequences that will be brought to bear upon the enemy. Any attempt to steer a middle course de facto classes one as an antagonist of emancipation. Thus, a critical component of overcoming the ‘mist’ of ignorance involves seeing clearly the polarized field of struggle that exists between political friends and enemies in the fight against slavery and white supremacy. In this hostile context, Walker argues that the sense of collective dignity and solidarity mentioned above grounds a duty incumbent upon every self-respecting and morally conscientious individual: a duty to disobey, resist, and, when opportune, openly rebel against the twin evils of slavery and white supremacy. Walker does not carefully specify all of the moral imperatives that this duty implies, but he explicitly counsels his Black audience that they should not attempt undertaking open rebellion “until you see your way clear.” And as the above discussion proposes, it was one of the evident goals—if not the goal—of the Appeal to inaugurate this work of aiding his Black audience to ‘see their way clear.’ Once this path is illuminated – that is, once the epistemic and moral distortions of ignorance are lifted – Blacks will see that it is
Michael Foster, is a character from the story “Two Fishermen” by Morley Callaghan. He is a younger man, who has a passion towards journalism, with a determination to write for a big newspaper. Michael is “a tall, long-legged, eager young fellow” (Callaghan 1), who lives by a big lake in a small town, filled with many people who he shares close relations too. By the way he is treated from others, and his job status, Michael is a middle-class man. Michael will take his own time to figure out someone. He is very determined once his mind is set towards something. For example, how he wanted to know the background behind the hangman. Michael sees the good beyond the bad, and found that in a man who hangs people for a living, who also enjoys it. He suffers a great weakness which everyone faces; the wanting to fit in. Michael found a friendship within Smitty, but when the towns people turned on him, no act of defending him came to thoughts. His fear of what others will think of him made him lie to the town saying, “He just doesn’t mean anything to me at all” (Callaghan 4). With that said, Michael is a bright man with a planned out future, who also faces internal struggles that caused a friendship to no longer exist. https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/x/long-legs-man-cartoon-41141485.jpg
MPhil in Development Studies: Timetable, 2017-2018 MICHAELMAS TERM Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9.00-10.00 Paper 400 Central Asia and Caucuses Lecture 9.00–11.00 Lecture S1 From 9 Oct Nov Paper 4 Globalisation business and development Lecture 9.00 – 11.00 SG1 From 11 October – 29 Nov Paper 2 Institutions and development Lecture S1 9.00 – 11.00 5 October – 30 November Paper 4 Globalisation business and development Discussion class From 13 Oct – 25 Nov 9.00 – 11.00 S1 10.00-11.00 Paper 5 Cities and Development 10-11am Discussion Class S3 9 Oct to 27 Nov 1 Development Economics Discussion class SG2 10 October – 28 November 10.00 – 11.00 11.00-12.00 900 and Development Lecture S3 11-1pm From 9 Oct – 27 Nov Paper 43 Issues in Sub-Saharan Africa Lecture SG1 11-1pm From 9 Oct – 27 Nov Paper 1 Development Economics Discussion class SG2 From 10 October – 28 November 11.00 – 12.00 Paper 14 Philosophical issues in economic development Lecture 11.00 -1.00 S1 From 10 October – 28 November Paper 5 Cities and Development. S1 11-1pm Lecture 1-2pm Potential Discussion Class 11 October – 29 Nov 800 S3 11-1pm 11 October – 29 Nov Paper 3 Sociology and politics of development Discussion class 11.00 – 1.00pm 12th October – 30 November SG2 Paper 400 Central Asia and Caucuses Required Seminars 11.00 – 1.00 S2 13 Oct – 25 Nov 12.00-1.00 PLEASE NOTE THAT THE TEACHING WEEKS AT START ON THURSDAYS. *CLAS = Center of Latin American Studies meeting room
Wk 1: Thurs 6 Oct; Wk 2: Thurs 13 Oct; Wk 3: Thurs 20 Oct; Wk 4: Thurs 27 Oct; Wk 5: Thurs 3 Nov; Week 6: Thurs 10 Nov; Wk 7: Thurs 17 Nov; Wk 8: Thurs 24 Nov 1.00 – 2.00 LUNCH LUNCH 13 Financial organisation and economic growth 1.30 – 3.30 S1 From 5 Oct – 30 Nov LUNCH 2.00 – 3.00 Paper 2 Institutions and development 2.00 – 4.00 Discussion class S1 9 Oct – 27 Nov Paper 1 Development Economics 2.00 – 4.00 Lecture SG1 and SG2 From 10 Oct – 28 Nov Paper 3 Sociology and politics of development Lecture 2.00 – 4.00 S1 From 11 Oct – 29 Nov 3.00 – 4.00 Paper 600 Food, Agriculture and Development Lecture 3-5pm S2 From 9 Oct – 27 Nov Development Studies Seminars 3.30 – 5.00 Required Seminars (All MPhils to attend) SGI From Nov Email will be sent of date and speaker. All students to attend 4.00 – 5.00 5.00 – 6.00 31 Criminal Justice Lecture 5.00 – 7.00 S2 From 9 Oct – 27 Nov Paper 30 Justice and development Lecture 5.00 – 7.00 S1 From 10 Oct – 28 Nov PLEASE NOTE THAT THE TEACHING WEEKS AT START ON THURSDAYS. Wk 1: Thurs 6 Oct; Wk 2: Thurs 13 Oct; Wk 3: Thurs 20 Oct; Wk 4: Thurs 27 Oct; Wk 5: Thurs 3 Nov; Week 6: Thurs 10 Nov; Wk 7: Thurs 17 Nov; Wk 8: Thurs 24 Nov
Industry support at high cost We provide in this summary one example of the support the government of Argentina has provided for selected industries or regions, the incentives for the assembly of certain electronic products in the southernmost province of Argentina, the island of Tierra del Assemblers on Tierra del Fuego are exempt from tariffs on inputs and taxes on production that are applied on the continent. (Protection against imports of assembled telephones includes a requirement that each visitor entering Argentina identify his or her cellular telephone, by brand and model, on the customs entry form.) Following creation of these incentives in late 2009 the assembly of cellular phones on the island jumped from 400,000 units in this year to 4,900,000 in 2010. As to the effects of these incentives, manufacturing employment in Tierra del Fuego increased by around 2,800 in 2010; at a cost we estimate of US$230,000 per job per year. The program has not brought new technology to Argentina, to qualify for the tax exceptions it is sufficient that the user manual and the warranty card be provided locally, along with packaging and labeling materials. Export restrictions During the last decade Argentina implemented widespread export taxes. These rates reached a peak around mid-2008 and are still high for major cereal products: wheat 23%, maize 20% and soybeans 35%. Starting in early 2006, these barriers were reinforced with quantitative restrictions on exports of wheat, maize and bovine meat. The restrictions on exports have brought about a significant shift of cropland from bovine cattle, wheat and maize to soybean cultivation; soybean exports not being subject to quantitative restrictions. These restrictions, like the imports restrictions, have been administered through informal procedures but in this case questions about administration prompted some members of the lower house of Congress (Cámara de Diputados) to propose the creation of a special investigation commission to look into possible irregularities of the administrative office responsible for the allocation of export quotas and the distribution of food subsidies to processors. Export taxes are escalated – e.g., higher on wheat than on flower or bread. As this implies, farm gate prices have declined by more than food prices, suggesting that the rents created by the export restrictions have been in significant part captured by processors. Domestic political support More by default than public debate, domestic politics have generally supported the restrictive measures. The Government lost its majority in the lower chamber mid-term elections in 2009 but retained control of the Senate. In October 2011, the President was
murdering pattle. I'm truly sorry man's dominion Has broken Nature's social union, An' justifies that ill opinion Which makes thee startle At me, thy poor, earth born companion An' fellow mortal! I doubt na, whyles, but thou may thieve; What then? poor beastie, thou maun live! A daimen icker in a thrave 'S a sma' request; I'll get a blessin wi' the lave, An' never miss't. Thy housie, too, in ruin! It's silly wa's the bit I'm truly sorry man's dominion Has broken Nature's social union, And justifies that ill opinion Which makes thee startle At me, your poor, earth born companion And fellow mortal! I doubt not, sometimes, but you may steal; What then? Poor little beast, you must live! An odd ear in twenty-four sheaves Is a small request; I will get a blessing with what is left, And never miss it. Your small house, too, in ruin! Its feeble walls the winds are scattering! And nothing now, to build a new one, Of coarse grass green! And bleak
win's are strewin! An' naething, now, to big a new ane, O' foggage green! An' bleak December's win's ensuin, Baith snell an' keen! Thou saw the fields laid bare an' waste, An' weary winter comin fast, An' cozie here, beneath the blast, Thou thought to dwell, Till crash! the cruel coulter past Out thro' thy cell. That wee heap o' leaves an' stibble, Has cost thee monie a weary nibble! Now thou's turned out, for a' thy trouble, But house or hald, To thole December's winds coming, Both bitter and keen! You saw the fields laid bare and wasted, And winter coming fast, And cozy here, beneath the blast, You thought to dwell, Till crash! the cruel plough passed Out through your cell. That small bit heap of leaves and stubble, Has cost you many a weary nibble! Now you are turned out, for all your trouble, Without house or holding, To endure the winter's sleety dribble, And cold. But little Mouse, you are not alone, In proving foresight may be vain:
the winter's sleety dribble, An' cranreuch cauld. But Mousie, thou art no thy lane, In proving foresight may be vain: The schemes o' mice an' men Gang aft agley, An' lea'e us nought but grief an' pain, For promis'd joy! thou are blest, compared wi' me! The present only toucheth thee: But och! I backward cast my e'e, On prospects drear! An' forward, tho' I canna see, The best laid schemes of mice and men Go often askew, And leave us nothing but grief and pain, For promised joy! Still you are blest, compared with me! The present only touches you: But oh! I backward cast my eye, On prospects dreary! And forward, though I cannot see, I guess and fear!
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MICHAL FLOTTMAN SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION NAME SEX M F ADDRESS --------------------------------·CITY ZIP DATE OF BIRTH SOCIAL SECURITY # PHONE NO. NAME OF PARENT ---------------------------- FATHER'S OCCUPATION MOTHER'S PARENTS' GROSS INCOME AS SHOWN ON LAST YEARS FED. TAX RT. NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS ATTENDING COLLEGE NEXT YEAR NUMBER OF THOSE STILL IN THE HOME. (Do not count yourself.) AND THE WHAT COLLEGE DO YOU PLAN TO ATTEND? WHAT IS YOUR INTENDED MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY? HAVE YOU RECEIVED OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS? (Include the value of each.) IF SO PLEASE LIST. ARE THERE CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH MAKE YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS GREATER THAN OTHER APPLICANTS? IF SO, PLEASE EXPLAIN BELOW. PLEASE LIST WORK EXPERIENCES
Name Purpose/Type Source Reviewed/Compared Memory Functioning Questionnaire Frequency & type of common memory problems Pereira (2007) NA Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test Evaluate practical effects of impaired memory and monitor change with treatment. Multiple populations Pereira (2007) NA California Verbal Learning Test Short & long term delay; category and cued recall; yes/no recognition; several underlying cognitive domains Pereira (2007) NA Prevocational Assessment Screen Motor& perceptual abilities. Yields 7 scores similar to GATB Izzo, Torres, & Johnson (n.d.) Kapes et al. (1992) Criterion related validity via MTM industry time study. Content validity unclear Valpar-17 Readiness Battery Developmental assessment; workshop eval,; interpersonal/social; independent living VA Rehab Counselor Kapes et al. (1993) Valpar Component Work Sample System 19 work samples that yield scores and clinical observations for training, placement, & programs VA Rehab Counselor Kapes et. al. (1993)
s. 35 By Act of the Partners Partners can set a fixed term for the relationship Any partner can give notice of intention to dissolve s. 36 By Operation of Law Death, bankruptcy, or dissolution of a partner Note: 36(1)(b) when one partner ceases to exist by operation of law, the partnership is dissolved only as between the gone partner and the remaining partners. The remaining partners continue on as the same partnership. s. 38 Powers of the to Dissolve a Partnership (1) On application by a partner, the court may decree a dissolution of the partnership in any of the following cases: (a) if a partner is incapable of managing his or her affairs or incapable of discharging his or her duties (declared insane) (b) when a partner becomes in any other way permanently incapable of performing his or her duties (c) when a partner has been guilty of conduct that is calculated to affect prejudicially the carrying on of the business (d) when a partner willfully or persistently commits a breach of the partnership agreement (e) when the business of the partnership can only be carried on at a loss (f) whenever circumstances have arisen that, in the opinion of the court, render it just and equitable that the partnership be dissolved. Being a Shareholder does not make you a Partner s. 3 Corporations do not make partners This does not mean that corporations cannot be partners Simply creates a special exception that says that shareholders in a corporation are NOT made by necessary implication also partners This is a way of avoiding inevitable application of the Partnership Act to corporations – which are governed by a different Act Partnership is not a separate entity Re: Thorne A partnership is not recognized as a separate legal entity Thorne worked with a partner (faller and miller), was injured, denied Worker’s Compensation because it is meant for “employees” and Thorne and his co-worker were partners (Thorne argued partnerships are separate legal entities, and that he was an employee for the partnership) Held: Thorne was not an employee, partnerships are not separate legal entities What Thorne thought were “wages” were actually “partnership draws” Consequences: Each partner is liable to the full extent of his personal assets for debts and other Trial
The allowance is in respect of the taxpayer’s participation on the sport’s team (not coach, trainer, etc) The employer is a registered charity or non-profit Allowance is reasonably attributable to the cost to the taxpayer of living away from where he would otherwise live remote workplace allowance (vi) reasonable allowances received by a minister or clergyman in charge of or ministering to a diocese, parish, congregation (vii) reasonable allowances for travel expenses (other than car allowances) received by employee for travelling away from: (a) the municipality where the employer’s establishment is located or where the employee ordinarily reported the metropolitan area where the employer’s establishment was located For business purposes (vii.1) reasonable allowance for vehicle use for work purposes Allowance vs. Reimbursement Defined in Huffman Allowance An allowance is a predetermined sum of paid to enable the recipient to provide for certain kinds of expense – the amount is determined in advance, and once paid is at the complete discretion of the recipient (included in income) Reimbursement Remuneration paid to a person for a sum paid on behalf of the party remunerating (not included in income) Example: in Huffman, the $500 paid to plainclothes officers was a reimbursement for the wear and tear expected on street clothes. The fact that under-cover police officers were only required to submit $400 in receipts was only due to the fact that when they upped the reimbursement amount from max400 to max500, they made a small statutory exemption to allow for less paperwork The Queen v. MacDonald Leading Case on what constitutes an “allowance” under 6(1)(b) Taxpayer was RCMP officer transferred from Regina to Toronto. He received a $700/month housing subsidy following his transfer that was not included on his income. Minister assessed the subsidy to be an allowance. Held: The $700/Month was an allowance Look to the Facts: (1) Arbitrary amount - predetermined sum set without specific reference to any actual expense or cost (2) Allowance will usually be for a specific purpose (3) Allowance is totally within the discretion of the recipient (reimbursements happen the fact and are partially at the discretion of the payer) Special and Remote Worksites 6(6) creates a special exception to the presumptive inclusion of allowances under 6(1)(b).
"Evolving Electric Utility Regulatory Policy for Internalizing the Social Cost of Production," sole author, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 52, 1993. BOOK CHAPTERS AND NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS "Predicting Sales and Revenues for New Ventures with Diffusion Models,” co-authored with Maureen Morrin, in Gordon V. Smith and Susan M. Richey, Trademark Valuation, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, November 2013. "Product Diffusion Sales Forecasting Models," co-authored with Maureen Morrin, in Gordon V. Smith and Russell L. Parr, Valuation of Intellectual Property and Intangible Assets, Somerset, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2005. “Two Way Communication – An Economic Advantage,” co-authored with A. Lutz, Utilities Management Solutions, 2000. "Energy Utility Resource Planning, Conservation Valuation, and Environmental Costing," Incentives Regulation for Utilities, Michael Crew, editor, Kluwer Publishers, 1994. RESEARCH IN PROGRESS “Electricity Forward Pricing Characteristics: Empirical Analysis of a Mature Market Hourly Data,” working paper, sole author. “Hourly Electricity Demand and Weather,” working paper, sole author. “Developing Data-Driven Strategic Plans with Water Load Studies,” working paper, coauthored with Gary Shambaugh. RECENT PRESENTATIONS (since joining Rutgers University) 5/2015 “Electricity Forward Pricing Characteristics: Empirical Analysis of
10/2012 – 5/2013 Chair, Rutgers University, School of Business-Camden, Strategic Planning Committee 10/2010 – Current Rutgers University, School of Business-Camden, Scholastic Standing Committee 9/2009 – Current Member, Rutgers – Camden Sustainability Cabinet 9/2008 – Current Faculty Advisor, Rutgers University, School of MBA Student Association 3/2008 – 5/2009 Member, Teaching Committee, School of Business – (Intermittent Dates) Camden 2/2008 – 5/2009 Member, Graduate Student Committee, School of Business – Camden 5/2006 – 5/2007 Member, Undergraduate Committee, School of Business – Camden 3/2007 – 2/2009 Member, Business Service Practice Area, School of Business – Camden 8/2003 – 9/2006 Business Manager, Multinational Finance Journal and Society 10/2002 – 5/2007 Faculty Advisor, Rutgers University, School of MBA Student Association 9/2004 – 5/2006 Member, Good Works Committee, Rutgers University, School of Business - Camden 1/2006 – Current Member, Students in Free Enterprise, Rutgers University, School of Business - Camden 9/2005 – 3/2007 Member, Graduate Student Committee, , of - 3/2003 – 6/2004 Golf Tournament Scholarship Committee, , of , 9/2002 – 9/2005 Member, Instructional Resources and Responsibilities Committee, ,
I have been adjusting to a new role within VAC over the past few months which has been challenging. I continued to be available when I was called upon but was not reaching out as much as I could have. This term, my plan is to focus on my locals. I will continue to hold regular teleconferences as well as improve social media usage for the Region. I plan to include the Alternate RVP to work in partnership together. I want to promote union education and encourage locals to exploit what PSAC has to offer as well. I also feel it’s essential that UVAE focus on how to help our locals transition into charters. It’s critical that new ways of serving the membership be explored. Looking forward to the next three years! Je me suis rajustée à un nouveau rôle au sein d’ACC au cours des quelques derniers mois, ce qui s’est avéré un défi. Je continue d’être accessible lorsqu’on a besoin de moi, mais je n’ai pas tendu la main autant que j’aurais pu le faire. Au cours du présent mandat, je prévois mettre l’accent sur mes sections locales. Je vais continuer à tenir régulièrement des téléconférences et à améliorer l’utilisation des médias sociaux pour la région. Je prévois inclure la personne suppléante à la VPR dans une démarche de partenariat. Je souhaite promouvoir l’éducation syndicale et j’encourage aussi les sections locales à exploiter ce que l’AFPC a aussi à offrir. J’estime aussi qu’il est essentiel que le SEAC oriente ses efforts sur la façon d’aider dans la transition de nos sections locales à des chartes à multiples sites. Il est crucial d’explorer de nouvelles façons de servir les membres. J’attends avec impatience les trois prochaines années! In Solidarity / En toute solidarité, Michelle Bradley Regional Vice-President / Vice-présidente régionale Atlantic Region / Région de l’Atlantique
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resources to meet the organizational objectives. The next function, “organizing,” incorporates both material and human structural components. It involves aspects such as establishing a hierarchy or authority and dividing tasks among workers. “Commanding” is another component that involves providing direction to the organization to emphasize organizational objectives. It includes components such as communicating goals and discharging workers who are incompetent. “Coordinating,” another function, involves “unifying and harmonizing all activity and effort” (p.99). This means that every worker is assigned a task, every area has a specific function, and the contributions of each individual and unit work together to meet the objectives of the organization. “Controlling” involves ensuring that conformity is present in relation to established plans, rules, schedules, and directives. According to Fayol, any supervisor, no matter what their level, should strive to encourage these functional responsibilities in order to achieve organizational success (Tompkins, 2005). Fayol developed 14 administrative principles to provide a form of guidance for managers in any type of organization. The purpose was not to provide universal solutions to managerial issues. He emphasized flexibility and adaptation in relation to each of these principles based on the specific situation. According to Sheldrake (1996), the principles are as follows: Division of work-“to produce more and better work with the same effort” (p.48) Authority-“the right to give orders and the power to exact obedience” (p.49) Discipline-“in essence, obedience, application, energy, behavior and outward marks of respect observed in accordance with standing agreements between the firm and its employers” (p.49) Unity of command-“an employee should receive orders from one superior only” (p.49)
Section 19 states – On becoming aware of a flood in its area, a lead local flood authority must, to the extent that it considers necessary or appropriate, investigate – Which risk management authorities have relevant flood risk management functions, and Whether each of those risk management authorities has exercised, or is proposing to exercise, those functions in response to the flood. Where an authority carries out an investigation under subsection (1) it must – Publish the results of its investigations, and Notify any relevant risk management authorities 1.4 Risk Management Authorities (RMAs) The following organisations are defined as Risk Management Authorities (RMAs) the Act and have the following flood risk management functions: Flood Source Environment Agency Lead Local Flood Authority (Tameside MBC) Water Company (United Utilities) Highway Authority (Highways England – Motorways & Trunk Roads) Main River* X Ordinary Watercourse* X Highway Surface Water X X Surface Water from other sources X X Groundwater Flooding X Water Supply Infrastructure X * Main rivers have been designated as such by the Environment Agency and tend to be major rivers or rivers with a high flood risk. Ordinary watercourses; any other streams not classed as Main River.
“No way, man; I’ll take your fucking paddle, but on the . . . . on the genes, man.” WHAM. Mitch’s slap sent Jeff sprawling onto the floor. For a moment Jeff didn’t know what had happened. Then he realized that he was lying flat on the floor with his face stinging. Instinctively he looked to his pseudo-mom. “He hit me. You saw it . . . ugh . . . ugh . . . mom.” “She ain’t your ‘mom’ anymore, boy. From now on she’s your fucking ‘mom-my.’ Got it?” Jeff raised himself to a sitting position and put a hand to his burning cheek. “Ain’t right; she’s never seem me naked.” “Not a question of what’s right; it’s a health question . . . a safety question. I have to see my target. Understand? I can’t be a guessing where your fat-ass buns are and where your tailbone is. I don’t want to go and bust your tailbone. Now slide those genes and underpants off and stand up.” Slowly Jeff complied while covered his gentiles. “Stand next to the bed and put your elbows on the bed. I need that ass up . . . up high. Jeff did as he was told. “You stay in position with your fucking head up and fucking ass cheeks unclenched. Count each swat out loud and clear following by a ‘thank you daddy. I’m sorry.’ Got it?” Jeff nodded. “Daddy asked you a question, Jeff. Answer him!” “Got it; I got it.” “Got it who?” half-yelled Sadie. “Got it . . . it . . . it . . . it . . . “Okay then. I’ll now just going to give you a dozen as a way of introduction.” A “WHAM” resounded throughout the bedroom as wood meet flesh.
Figure 1: Creative-Digital Continuum This mapping activity acknowledges that some activities can be considered as occupying a unique space as a purely creative pursuit or as a wholly technical function. While these extreme examples exist, it is also recognised that a series of included in the definition share similar characteristics in their combination of the creative and technical skills. Consequently, these can be considered as the “mainstream creative and digital activity” and will act as the focus when considering interventions in the sector. Accordingly it is possible to design and deliver interventions which are appropriate for the majority of creative and digital businesses given their overlap within the continuum and as such no explicit regard to is generally required. With this in mind, it should also be acknowledged that a number of tech-based initiatives have been delivered in the last few years. However it is no accident that many of these modern tech investments in locations such as San Francisco, Toronto, Berlin and Barcelona as well as closer to home in East London and Brighton have close links with creative industries. It is difficult to articulate in economic terms the linkages between the creative sector and digital / tech activities but it is likely that the creative sector can support idea generation, design, product innovation and greater lateral thinking. Overview An understanding of the and nature of the creative and digital sector in B&NES is vital to form an assessment of the value of the support mechanisms under consideration. Specifically, a broad appreciation of the dynamics within the industry will allow an judgement as to the likely demand and potential impact for each of the identified interventions. In July 2009 GWE BusinessWest published a study of the Creative Industries in Bath & North East Somerset which offered a detailed analysis of the main economic indicators of employment, turnover and enterprises for the sector. As a result the Mickledore commission intends to: Provide an update of the findings to give the current position of the creative and digital economy and highlight any significant changes since the BusinessWest study. Secondly, the BusinessWest report used a relatively narrow definition of the Creative Industries which had been adopted by the South West England Regional Development Agency. This resulted in the absence of several associated with digital services which are included in the more widely-used DCMS definition. As already discussed the analysis presented below utilises the DCMS definition and so is intended to give a broader overview of the sector than that previously undertaken. sectors sectors
UWA Law Masters Master of International Commercial Law Sample Study Plan (full-time study) 2017 Unit Name Credit Points Dates Things I need to know Action CORE UNIT – Pre-Semester LAWS5227 Foundations of Law and Governance 6 20,21,23,24 Feb (4 day intensive) This class starts before Semester 1. Postgraduate Orientation is Wednesday, 22 Feb 2017. No action required, this is a mandatory unit for non-lawyers. However, if you have been awarded an LLB or JD you need to select an option unit to replace this one. CORE UNIT LAWS5250 Foundations of International Commercial Law 6 27, 28 Feb, 2,3, 4, and 6 March (6 day intensive) View the Legal Resources Unit on LMS Blackboard. No action required, this is a mandatory unit for all students. Option LAWS5252 International Trade Financing 6 1-6 May (6 day intensive) Choose your unit of choice from the list of options. Option LAWS5251 International Sales Law 6 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 29 May Nine day intensive – half days. 9am-12pm Choose your unit of choice from the list of options. Option LAWS5212 China-Aust Relations Trade Finance and Law 6 21-24 July (4 day intensive) Includes Saturday and Sunday Choose your unit of choice from the list of options. Option LAWS5167 Comparative Law 6 Semester 2: semester based unit Fridays, 10am – 1pm Choose your unit of choice from the list of options. Option LAWS5254 WTO Law 6 25-29 September Choose your unit of choice from the list of options. Option LAWS5253 International Shipping Law 6 16-21 October (6 day intensive) Includes one Saturday Choose your unit of choice from the list of options. Total credit points 48
Microbiology Lecture 15: Antimicrobial Therapy and Drug Resistance The Fundamentals of Antibiotic Therapy Selective Toxicity Limited Spectrum of Activity Bacteriostatic or Bacteriocidal Mechanisms of Action Cell Wall Synthesis The New Kid on the block – Teixobactin (January 2015)
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Which type of swab is not suitable for the collection of a viral specimen as a result of its ability to interfere with certain tests? Calcium alginate The specimen of choice to collect in suspected of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is: nasopharyngeal A 2-year-old girl is suspected of having a rotavirus infection. The specimen of choice to collect to identify the agent is: stool The appropriate temperature in which to store specimens for viral isolation is ____º C. 4 Amie’s, Leibovitz-Emory, and Stuart’s are all types of: transport media The cytomegalovirus (CMV) produces cytopathic effects (CPE) in diploid fibroblast cells in an average of 7 days. The results are available within 16 hours using which type of assay? Shell vial Which assay is the current recommended method of detection in most laboratories for influenzas A and B viruses? Reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) If bodies are identified in brain tissue through cytologic means, then the virus is identified as a(n): rabies virus The most used EIA for antigen detection that uses a solid phase and membrane is used for detecting which virus? Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) The enzyme-linked system (ELVIS) uses a cloned beta-galactosidase gene that is expressed only when cells are infected with what virus? HSV Which enzyme is incorporated into the master mix in the PCR reaction? Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) polymerase To detect immunoglobulin M (IgM) antibodies in an acute phase, blood should be collected in _____ days after the onset of infection. 7 to 14 From what part of the body is the Varicella zoster virus most commonly isolated? Skin and mucous membranes From what part of the body is Enterovirus most commonly isolated? Stool From what part of the body is papilloma virus (HPV) most commonly isolated? Genital From what part of the body is parainfluenza virus most commonly isolated? Nasopharyngeal From what part of the body is CMV most commonly isolated? Urine Which of the following is a property of RSV? HEp-2 culture cells
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Micro Presentations Language Starting The thing about… is… What I find most interesting about… is… Abbreviating In a nutshell, To cut a long story short… Sequencers First of all, To begin with, First and foremost, Secondly, Finally, Last but not least, And to top it all off, Addition What’s more, On top of that, Besides that, Apart from that, Another thing to consider is… We shouldn’t forget that… It’s also worth bearing in mind that… Adding Emphasis (I don’t agree with him) at all. Without a shadow of a doubt. By far the best/worst/biggest etc. is… The park near my house is especially/particularly beautiful Fillers You know? So, I mean, In other words How can I put this? Contrast/Comparison On the one hand, on the other hand, But actually… But in actual fact… However Whereas/while Conclusion So to sum up, So in summary, So to wrap up, So as I was saying, All in all, Topics Choose a topic for your partner from the list below, you have two minutes to make notes before giving a two minute micro-presentation. Tourism in your city How we can save the planet Modern cinema The worst thing about being a teenager The best thing about being a teenager The most important invention ever Ways to live a healthier life Consumerism The effect the internet is having on society The in 20 years’ time The importance of fashion nowadays Sexism in the media Differences between your life and your parents The ideal holiday The most useful subjects at school Modern music Different pressures that girls and boys face Dating nowadays The most useful thing you own The best way to for exams The best place to go on a first date The perfect weekend Smartphone addiction Zoos and pets The best thing to study at uni
e.g if price is low, yield on bond is higher than i, demand is high, rises, yield falls. i = .1 (10%) then Bond price = $1000 i = .05 (5%) then Bond price > $1000 ($1131.83) i = .15 (15%) then Bond price < $1000 ($894.12) - Note the inverse relationship between return on the asset (i) and price. - to give a high return the price of the asset must be low. - to give a low return the price of the asset must be high. (Aside: mortgages and loans often have similar payment streams to a bond) - Perpetuity or Consol: - a bond that promises a fixed payment forever (no maturity). e.g. $100 forever (N=infinity): PV of returns = $100 + $100 + $100 + … + $100 . (1+i) (1+i)2 (1+i)3 (1+i)N = $100 { 1 + 1 + 1 + … + 1 } (1+i) (1+i)2 (1+i)3 (1+i)N = $100 i
1. Hardware Specifications 1-1. Overall View 1-2. Main Body 1-3. Head Unit 1-4. Utility Body 1-5. Pressure Bottle 2. Daily Operation for Sample Dispensing Window Layout * The Command Window has 4 groups – Work, Daily Operation, Program, and Equipment Setup. 2-1. Turn on the System Open the air cylinder and maintain the pressure of compressed air at 100 psi. Turn on the vacuum pump, the humidifier, and the chiller. Make sure to close all valves connected to the pressure bottles. Turn on the external switch and then the 110V internal switch in the utility body. Turn on the controller switch in the interior of the utility body. Turn on the computer and the monitor. Run the ‘ezAOI’ software. The software will initialize the system automatically when running. Open the outlet valves connected to the pressure bottles. 2-2. Fill the Pressure Bottles with Water or Alcohol Select the ‘Daily Operation’ window. Close the outlet valves connected to the pressure bottles. You may want to clean the pressure bottles containing water once a week to avoid microbial growth. Select ‘Initialization’ in the ‘Daily Operation’ box. Click ‘Release’ in the ‘Pressure’ box. Open the inlet valves connected to the pressure bottles. Fill the pressure bottles with water or alcohol. Close the inlet valves connected to the pressure bottles. Click ‘Start’ of the ‘Pneumatic’ menu in the ‘Initialization’ box. Open the outlet valves connected to the pressure bottles.
Pinworm ____ ____ Estuary Associated Syndrome ____ Histoplasmosis ____ Cholera ____ Tetanus ____ Mumps ____ Trichinosis ____ Kuru ____ Yellow Fever ____ MRSA ____ Shingles ____ Chlamydiosis ____ Thrush ____ Giardiasis ____ Ergotism ____ Rubella ____ parasitic intestinal round roundworm ingested from eating undercooked meat, especially pork fungus in rye, convulsive and gangrenous symptoms resistant to many antibiotics, infections in humans infecting the skin and other parts of the body small intestinal parasitic nematode - especially in children; white, ½ inch long an acute bacterial intestinal infection caused by ingestion of contaminated food or water, causing profuse watery diarrhea and vomiting infection of skin characterized by distinctive red rash, commonly called German measles infection caused by breathing in spores of a fungus often found in bird and bat droppings; primarily affects lungs caused by a fatal neurodegenerative prion causing rapid deterioration of mental function and loss of muscle coordination. fungal infection of the mouth, throat, and tongue virus spread by mosquitoes causing influenza-like symptoms to severe hepatitis to hemorrhagic fever highly infectious disease that invades the nervous system and can cause paralysis infection of the parotid (salivary) glands located below and in front of the ear caused by the varicella zoster virus (VZV), painful rash with blisters associated with dinoflagellates, illness infection of the small intestines caused by a protozoan; largest cause of diarrhea in US sexually transmitted bacterial disease lockjaw: bacteria enters through contaminated -- affects skeletal muscles and nerves – prolonged muscle fiber contractions Part III Short Answer (30 pts) Streak this plate (2 pts) Draw a bacteriophage and label three parts of it. (3 pts)
Answer the following questions 1.) Which is correct regarding the rate of microbial death? A. cells die at increasingly greater rates B. only older cells die in a culture C. cells in a culture die at a constant rate D. upon contact with the control agent, all cells die at one time E. cells become metabolically inactive but are never killed 2.) At what temperature do disinfectants work better? 3.) How would the amount of exposure of chemical antimicrobial agents differ? Explain your answer. 4.) When are endospores more resistant to heat? 5.) Explain the process of protein denaturing. Match the terms with the correct definition Matching: 6.) A suffix meaning “to kill.” 7.) Destroying or removing all forms of microbial life. 8.) The absence of pathogens on an object or area. 9.) The reduction of microbial populations to safe public health levels. 10.) The chemical disinfection of living tissue, such as skin or a mucous membrane. 11.) The removal of transient microbes from skin by mechanical cleansing or by an antiseptic. 12.) Heat sufficient only to kill endospores of the botulism bacterium. Disinfection Sterilization Antisepsis Asepsis Sanitization Degerming –cide –stat Commercial sterilization True or False (questions 13-14)