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Salaries [insert] [insert] [insert] Travel Operating Capital [insert other] Total Note: This table contains the total Budget for the Project and will only be varied in accordance with clause 27 of the Contract Terms. Payments (clause 18 of the Contract Terms) The planned schedule for, and dates for making, payments are as set out in the following table. Milestone Milestone Achievement Criteria Milestone Payment Amount Milestone Due Date MS [# e.g. 1] [e.g. Delivery of working prototype] [insert details e.g. Prototype functioning as specified in the Contract. ] $[amount] [insert] MS [#] Total $[amount] In-kind Contributions (clause 6 of the Contract Terms) The Parties must provide the following In-kind Contributions: Sponsor: In-kind Contribution Due date Agreed value ($) [Insert details e.g. description of resources, description of facilities, Loaned Equipment model numbers, etc.] [insert] [insert] Total Sponsor In-kind Contribution Research Organisation: In-kind Contribution Due date Agreed value ($)
Images of God in the Psalms: Friday, October 5, 7:00pm-Sunday, October 7, 11:30am. When we pray the psalms, how are we characterizing God? What does a variety of images from the psalms tell us about God and our relationship with God? Overnight: $200, Commuter: $140. $10 early bird discount if registered by September 5. deadline is September 29. $50 non-refundable. To support the ministry of your parish, school and the diocese these groups automatically receive the Mini-Messenger: Deacons Diocesan Corporate Board Youth Ministers Pastoral Associates Directors/Coordinators of Faith Formation Parishes Catholic Foundation Board Sisters RCIA Parish Contacts Diocesan Liturgical Commission Priests Parish Lay Directors Bookkeepers Diocesan Board of Education Seminarians Diocesan Pastoral Council Principals Parish Life Coordinators Other interested persons are welcome to subscribe. If you have questions regarding your subscription contact Laurie Hoefling, .
Shrubland Street Primary School Mini Space Camps Risk Assessment Completed by: Amanda Poole Signed: ____________________ Date: November 2016 Activity/ Process/ Operation What are the Hazards to Health and Safety What Risks do they pose and to whom? Risk Level H/M/L What precautions have been taken to reduce the risk? Risk Level Achieved H/M/L What further action is needed to reduce the risk Sleeping arrangements Fire Hazard whilst sleeping Burns Suffocation due to smoke Death Full and comprehensive Fire and Evacuation procedure is in place. All supervising staff have completed Warwickshire fire safety training. Group leaders to be briefed prior to the event starting as to roles and responsibilities. L L L All group leaders will have been subject to an enhance DBS disclosure to enable them to work with children Supply of PPE – gloves and masks –for use by all first
Use of kitchen knives Cuts M Raw are kept separate from cooked foods & cook and chill principals are followed Knives are stored away whilst not in use, with the handle being the first point of contact when accessing it L Storage and administering of medication Prescribed medications Overdosing Choking Allergic reaction H First aider at each event (Sam Croston) to communicate with parents/carer of any child with required medication. Medication is stored in a medication cabinet / locker. Each medication container is clearly labelled with instructions for dosage / times / name / expiry date etc. If person cannot then a member has been trained in the L Knowledge of any special food requirements or allergies to be obtained prior to the visit If reactions take place to the medication, then the emergency services are contacted or person is
Mr. Speaker, is no path to prosperity that does not lie in being globally competitive; so we might as well bite the bullet and make our tax system so. We choose today to stop running from these constant attacks on a preferential regime. We decide to make our stand as a country that embraces the world, that succeeds by offering global excellence with Barbadian values. We can do that. Let us be inspired in the example of the Right Excellent Sir Garfield Sobers, Rihanna, George Lamming, Kamau Brathwaite and many others. Mr. Speaker, sir, we therefore opt for converging our tax rates down to those that are internationally competitive. In developing the schedule of rates, we have consulted closely with tax experts and international and domestic companies. In February of this year, BIBA, frustrated with the absence of a Government plan, on its own initiative, formed a Task Force. That Task Force was chaired by now Special Advisor to the Government of Barbados, Mr. Ben Arrindell. On July 31 of this
Very good submission that exceeds the required standard, is clear, fully explained and delivers additional benefit on the major proportion of the requirement. 9 Very good submission that exceeds the required standard, is fully explained and delivers additional benefit on many aspects of the requirement. 8 Good submission that exceeds the required standard, is clear, fully explained and delivers additional benefit on some proportion of the requirement. 7 Good submission that meets all the requirements, is fully explained demonstrates the business benefits to be gained. 6 Satisfactory submission that meets the essential requirements and is explained adequately. 5 Submission that meets the most of the requirements and will deliver reduced service 4 Submission that meets only some of the requirements and will deliver significantly reduced service levels. 3 Weak submission that falls short of the requirements, is poorly explained and will provide a reduced service level 2 Weak submission that falls significantly short of the requirements, is poorly explained and will provide a reduced service level 1 No response received 0 4. RESPONSE [1] COMPANY INFORMATION [1.1] Please state your full company name [2] POTENTIAL PROVIDER CONTACT [2.1] Please state the contact’s name [2.2] Please state the contact’s telephone number [2.3] Please state the contact’s e-mail address [3] Weighting 30%
Satisfactory submission that meets the essential requirements and is explained adequately. 5 Submission that meets the most of the requirements and will deliver reduced service 4 Submission that meets only some of the requirements and will deliver significantly reduced service levels. 3 Weak submission that short of the requirements, is poorly explained and will provide a reduced service level 2 Weak submission that falls significantly short of the requirements, is poorly explained and will provide a reduced service level 1 No response received 0 4. RESPONSE TEMPLATE [1] COMPANY INFORMATION [1.1] Please state your full company name [2] POTENTIAL PROVIDER CONTACT [2.1] Please the contact’s name [2.2] Please the contact’s telephone number [2.3] Please state the contact’s e-mail address [3] Price Weighting % Marking Scheme: Requirement: Pricing is required for the items specified in Appendix B. All products quoted for must be equal or superior to those stated. A lower specified product will not be accepted All prices shall be in GBP and exclusive of VAT. Question: Suppliers are to confirm the products they have submitted pricing for meets as a minimum the specification in Appendix B Response:
Remove the small intestines. You may need to cut the thin lining that is holding the intestines together. Measure the small intestines with a ruler. How long is it? Remove the large intestines. Measure the large intestines with a ruler. How long is it? Remove and dissect the kidney. Cut a cross section to be able to see the inside. What is the main function of the kidney? Label the parts of the digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems. (See #17 and #18) When you have permission from the teacher, throw the mink and all mink parts in the large trashcan. Wash, rinse, and dry all tools. Clean your station. Fold apron and put away. Put goggles away. Labeling the Digestive System- Using your mink and the pictures provided below, identify the following structures and their functions: Name A B C D Descending Colon E Cecum F G H
BIOLOGY II NAME MINK DISSECTION ACTIVITY #1 DATE HOUR MINK DISSECTION PART 1: CLASSROOM RULES No food or in the lab. Follow directions the first time they are given. No unauthorized dissections. Wash & dry the equipment you used during the dissection. Wash & dry your lab table at the end of the hour. Bring your copy of Activity #1 to class every day. Violation of rules, failure to participate, or unsafe behavior will result in the loss of participation points. THERE WILL BE NO WARNINGS! PART 2: REVIEW OF DIRECTIONAL TERMS Cranial: Toward the head Caudal: Toward the tail Dorsal: Toward the back Ventral: Toward the belly Proximal: Toward the point of attachment Distal: Away from point of attachment Medial: Toward the midline Lateral: Away from midline Anterior: Toward the front (head) Posterior: Toward the back (tail) DIAGRAM 1: DIRECTIONAL TERMS
Reepham Methodist Church – Agreement for rental. Highways – Notification of the extension of Greetwell Rd roadworks. Highways – LEB Open Day – posters. County News. Broxap brochure - with request for village entry gates from Cllr A Brammer. Carried to next agenda. Glasdon brochure – street furniture. HAGS – Play equipment brochure. Norris and Fisher – Insurance Brokers requesting business. MOD – Armed Forces Day – forward to school. Anglian Water – Notice to help in search for pumping stations. An email from a Hawthorn Road resident requesting a bus shelter. 7. Financial Matters Presentation of Accounts Glendale – cutting - April £ 270.30 Glendale – Grass cutting – May £ 270.30 B Wharton – salary, telephone, plus Cash (£100) £ 969.92 PAYE £ 209.98 B Wharton – renewal Norton Security £ 19.99 B Wharton – renewal Microsoft Office 365 £ 59.99 of the Times – notice board £ 150.36 £1950.84 Proposed by Cllr S Crease, seconded by Cllr A Clay, it was resolved that these be paid. Annual Governance Statement 2016/17 to be read out and signed. The Annual Governance Statement was read out and at the proposal of Cllr S Crease, seconded by Cllr A Brammer, it was carried that the Parish Council confirm and sign acceptance. Annual Accounts Statement to be read out and signed. The Accounts Statement for 2016/17 was read out and, at the proposal of Cllr S Crease, seconded by Cllr A Brammer, it was carried that the Parish Council confirm and sign acceptance. Internal 2016/17 The Internal Audit was completed by Mr Kevin Thoy and signed on the 23rd May 2017. Remittances. HMRC – VAT Refund £ 904.72 WLDC – Councillors’ Initiative Fund (for notice board) £ 200.00 The Came and Co insurance presented the required three quotes for the renewal of the village insurance. Came and Co recommended the quote by Inspire as covering the villages requirements. The insurance would cost £428.12 but, if a 3-year renewal contract was taken, the quote would be
Attendance at special religious instruction not compulsory Attendance at special religious instruction is not compulsory for any student whose parents desire that he or she not attend. A principal who offers special religious instruction in a school must do so on the basis that special religious instruction is not compulsory for any student. A principal who offers special religious instruction in a school must not permit a student to participate in special religious instruction unless the Principal has obtained the written consent of the parents of that student using the form published by the Department for that purpose. Note: At the time of making this Order, the relevant form is available on the Department’s website. The written consent of a parent in accordance with subclause (3) is valid for the length of the special religious instruction program identified on the form and must not exceed one calendar year. In seeking parental consent for a student to participate in special religious education, a principal must provide parents with the following information in relation to the provision of special religious instruction being offered in a school: the type of special religious instruction being offered or provided at the school; whether special religious instruction will be offered during lunchtime or during the hour immediately preceding or after school hours; an overview of the SRI program delivered by the accredited and approved instructor; the name of the accredited and approved instructor who will deliver the special religious instruction; how a parent may access the special religious instruction materials online, in accordance with the requirement in clause 10(1)(b); and that a parent may withdraw their child from special religious instruction at any time by notifying the school. this day of 2015 THE HON. JAMES MERLINO MP Minister for Education
A person who believes that a minister has engaged in ministerial sexual misconduct or other unethical behavior may inform an area conference minister or the National Office when the complaint is against the area conference minister. If you report misconduct, the area conference will a contact person, acceptable to you, to assist you in preparing this complaint and, if you so desire, in selecting an individual to provide personal support to you. This form is to be used to submit a complaint. Attach additional sheets, as needed. 1. Your name (complainant): 2. Your address: 3. Your phone numbers: 4. Name of the accused minister: 5. Describe each incident of misconduct (please include information about date, time, place and circumstances on attached additional pages as needed) 6. Where possible identify any witnesses or persons who may be able to corroborate any of the incidents. 7. Identify any written material or other physical evidence of misconduct. 8. Provide any additional information that you believe is relevant. Signature of complainant: Date: _____________________ ____________________________________ Mennonite Church Canada/ Mennonite Church USA Ministerial Misconduct Policy and Procedure 2016 F3 NOTICE TO MINISTER THAT COMPLAINT WAS RECEIVED
Description of trade, profession of vocation (with partnership name, if applicable) Name and address of employer or description of the office held Holding Party (ii) Income from trusts Name and address of settlor Name and address of trustee Holding Parties Appendix G (iii) Other sources of income
Agreed in Tallinn July 18, 2017 Mr Herbert KASSER Secretary General Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology AUSTRIA Mr Alexander De CROO Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Development Cooperation, Digital Agenda, Telecommunications and Postal Services BELGIUM Mr Ivaylo MOSKOVSKI Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications BULGARIA Mr Tomislav MIHOTIĆ State Secretary Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure CROATIA Mr Marios DEMETRIADES Minister of Transport, Communications and Works CYPRUS Mr Marek ONDROUŠEK Deputy Minister, Ministry of Industry and Trade CZECH REPUBLIC Ms Susanne BO CHRISTENSEN Deputy Head of Departement DENMARK Ms Urve PALO Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology ESTONIA
Ms Anne BERNER Minister of Transport and Communications FINLAND Mr Mounir MAHJOUBI Minister of State for the Digital Sector, attached to the Prime Minister FRANCE Mr Rainer Secretary Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure GERMANY Mr Dimitri PAPADIMITRIOU Ministry of Economy and Development GREECE Mr Ákos MERNYEI Deputy State Secretary Ministry of National Development HUNGARY Mr Sean KYNE Minister of State IRELAND ITALY Mr Edgars TAVARS Parliamentary Secretary Ministry of Transport LATVIA Mr Ričardas DEGUTIS Vice-Minister of Transport and Communications LITHUANIA Mr Xavier BETTEL Prime Minister, Minister for Communications and LUXEMBURG
Mr Silvio SCHEMBRI Parliamentary Secretary MALTA Mr de GROOT Director of Ministry of Economic Affairs NETHERLANDS Mr Reynir JÓHANNESSON State Secretary Ministry of Transport and Communications NORWAY Mr Krzysztof SZUBERT Secretary of State and the Government Plenipotentiary for Digital Single Market POLAND Mr Paulo FERREIRA Secretary of State Ministry of Economy PORTUGAL Mr Maria-Manuela CATRINA Secretary Ministry of Communications and Information Society ROMANIA Mr Rastislav CHOVANEC State Secretary Ministry of Economy SLOVAK REPUBLIC Mr KOPRIVNIKAR Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Administration SLOVENIA Mr Álvaro Nadal BELDA Minister for Energy, Tourism and the Digital Agenda SPAIN Mr Alf KARLSSON State Secretary to Minister for Housing and Digital Development Peter Eriksson SWEDEN
☐ - MONTH TO MONTH TENANCY - I am your Tenant and this is the Landlord’s official notice that their lease shall be terminated on the ____ day of __________________, 20___. Termination must be at least thirty (30) days from the next payment date. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED THAT, the owner/landlord does hereby elect to declare that forfeiture of your lease or rental agreement under which you hold possession of the above described premises if you fail to perform or otherwise comply, will institute legal proceedings to recover rent and possession of said premises which would result in a judgment against you including costs and necessary disbursements together with possible statutory damages as allowed by law for such unlawful detention. Landlord/Agent Signature ___________________________ CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I certify that on the _____ day of ____________________, 20_____ I served this notice to __________________________ by ☐ - delivering it personally to the person in possession. ☐ - delivering it on the premises to a member of his/her family or household or an employee of suitable age and discretion with a request that it be delivered to the person in possession. ☐ - mail addressed to the person in possession. Signature ___________________________
Minnesota Mental Health Intake & Evaluation Patient Name: Medical Record #: Date of Birth: Current Age: Date Service Provided: Primary Care Provider: Reason for Referral: Service(s) Provided: Evaluation Procedures: Interview with Review of records Psychological testing: Background Information Medical History: see medical chart for details addiction cardiac illness hypertension diabetes sleep disorder fertility issues per patient history is significant for chronic pain nutrition/obesity/eating disorder other Additional Comments: Current Medications per patient: Current Functioning Orientation: Appearance/Personal Hygiene: Eye Contact: Psychosis: Hallucinations: None Auditory visual olfactory gustatory Delusions: Bizarre Grandiose Jealousy Nihilistic Persecutory Reference Somatic Homicidal Ideation/Intentions: Duty to Protect process completed Insight: Intelligence: Memory/Cognition: Mood/Affect: Angry Anxious Expressing Guilt Hopeful Suspicious Tearful
FIRST INSPECTION (MOVING IN) OF [ADDRESS]: Condition (Check if OK) Comments LIVING ROOM Floor Ceiling Walls Doors Woodwork Light Fixtures Windows and Screens Drapes or Curtains Misc. DINING ROOM Ceiling Doors Woodwork Light Fixtures Windows and Screens Drapes or Curtains Misc. KITCHEN Floor Ceiling Walls Doors Woodwork Light Fixtures Windows and Screens Drapes or Curtains Refrigerator Stove Sink Misc. ENTRY Floor Ceiling Walls Doors Woodwork Light Fixtures Windows and Screens Drapes or Curtains Misc. BEDROOM #1 Floor Ceiling Walls Doors Woodwork Light Fixtures Windows and Screens Drapes or Curtains Misc. BEDROOM #2 Floor Ceiling Walls Doors Woodwork Light Fixtures Windows and Screens Drapes or Curtains Misc.
Subd. 3a. Immunity from liability; grazing on public lands. (a) Any person or entity grazing livestock on state lands under an agreement with the commissioner of natural resources is not liable for damage to property or the death of or an injury to a person due to the inherent risks of livestock activities. (b) This subdivision does not apply if the person or entity grazing the livestock: (1) fails to exercise reasonable care in using the land for grazing or in managing the livestock; or (2) maintains a condition in material violation of an agreement with the commissioner of natural resources for use of the land, and the condition contributed to the damage, death, or injury. Subd. 4. Posting notice. (a) A livestock activity sponsor shall post plainly visible signs at one or more prominent locations in the premises where the livestock activity takes place that include a warning of the inherent risks of livestock activity and the limitation of liability under this section. (b) The commissioner of natural resources shall post plainly visible signs at one or more prominent locations on any state property being used for grazing purposes pursuant to an agreement with the commissioner. The signs shall include a warning of the inherent risks of livestock activity, and the limitations of liability provided in this section and any other applicable law. Credits Laws 1994, c. 623, art. 3, § 3. Amended by Laws 2011, 1st Sp., c. 2, art. 5, § 65, eff. July 21, 2011.
♀ #12847 TWO-TOED SLOTH “Lilly”/Infant AM PM Infant PM Leafeater biscuit (softened with water) 2 biscuits Softened 2 biscuit softened Patty Recipe Make into small patties Offer small amt from Lilly’s patty Carrot (cooked) (Sun,Tues,Thurs, Sat) 60g 100g 20g Cut into small sizes Yam (cooked) (Mon,Wed, Fri) 60g 50g 20g Cut into small sizes Squash (pumpkin, zucchini, etc) 60g 100g 20g Cut into small sizes Greens endive, romaine, browse when available 200g 3 Leaf (~ 60g) 3 leaf HB egg ¼ 0 Apple 25g 0 Pear 20g 0 Rev 5/4/13 Delicious patty recipe- 2-1/2 soaked leafeater 80g canned primate One teaspoon Chia –dry seeds-in refrig Mix thoroughly and place in am dish Cut Produce into “French Fries” Thick chunks are not good
rules are 'experimental'. Please let ISAF have your comments, criticisms and suggestions at www.sailing.org/contactisaf. The rules will be updated as required and the latest version published on the ISAF website www.sailing.org.
WESTHILL MINNOWS MEET 2018 Saturday 15th September 2018 Westhill Swimming Pool CLUB_________________________________ STO CONTACT ____________________________ EMAIL ADDRESS ____________________________ TEL.NO. ____________________________ OFFICIALS Mentoring Timekeeper Signatures Required? Sessions Available Name Qualified Level Required (Y/N) Trainee Level Any Specific Duties Required (e.g. CIT, Finish Timekeeper (Y/N) Chief Timekeeper (Y/N) 1 2 Please return this form with your entries or email it by 2nd September 2018 :-
IT Project Documentation Checklist (Minor) Name of Project : Project ID : No Documentations Needed Verification IT Project Request Form √ Feasibility Study Report (FSR) with proper approval √ Appointment letters for PM and team members √ Approved Project Charter √ Agenda and Minutes of Meeting with Stakeholders √ Project timeline (Gantt Chart) and WBS √ Approved Project Management Plan √ URS, FRS and system design documents √ Evidence of communication with stakeholders √ Project Status Reports OnTrack System Evidence of conducting UAT √ Evidence of conducting training and preparation of user manual √ Evidence of application system and database has been migrated
IUPUI DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES Minor Certification Form ANY DEVIATION FROM THESE REQUIREMENTS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES. Complete this form when all coursework has been completed and return it to CA 309 with a copy of your transcript printed from One.IU (). If this is your last semester, submit no later than one week after grades have been submitted. When your minor has been approved, a notation will be added to your official transcript. Name: STUDENT ID# Major:_________________________________ Graduation Date: _____________________ Communication Studies This is a General minor for those wishing to design a minor specific to their needs by selecting from all the courses offered in the major. Required: COMM C180 OR M150 Elective courses(12 hours): The remaining courses must be from at least two areas within the department curriculum (areas prefixed with C, M., R, or T) and at least 6 credit hours must be from the 300 level or higher. Corporate and Organizational Communication This minor is for students who want to improve their understanding and skills critical to the success of organizations. Required: COMM C380 Elective courses (12 hours): C108, C180, M210, C223, C228, C316, R110, R320, R321,C325, C328, G391, C394,C481,C482,C499 At 6 credit hours must be from the 300 level or higher. Health Communication This minor is for students who seek to improve their understanding and skills that would help them communicate as health advocates; educate communities about important health issues; design persuasive health messages; and advise healthcare organizations and providers on how to communicate with patients, promote services, and relate with the public. Required: COMM C180 OR M150; C392 AND C400 Elective Courses (6 hours): M210, G310, R321, C322, C345, G391, C482 COMM R110 may not for this minor
Media Arts and Studies This minor is for students interested in media production and/or media aesthetics. Required: COMM M150 Electives courses (12 hours): M210, M215, M220, M221, M290, M370, G391, M461, M462, M463, M464, M465 At least 6 credit hours must be from the 300 level or higher. Public Communication and Persuasion This minor helps students develop the ability to evaluate critically the persuasive messages that shape our identities, influence our thought and action, transform our communities, and create our culture. . Required: Any 12 hours of COMM-R courses (including R110) Elective courses: (3 hours): Students may select a fifth COMM-R class or select from the following classes to complete the 15 hours: M210, G391 (with department approval), G300 (with department approval) Theatre This minor is for students who want to improve their knowledge and skills that would lay the basis for further study in acting, theatre directing, and play writing. . COMM T130 courses (12 hours): Any COMM-T course COMM-G391 (with department approval), COMM-G300 (with department approval) At least 6 credit hours must be from the 300 level or higher. . Approved by:_______________________________________ Date: _______________
(iv) The members resolved or purported to resolve to wind up the company? Yes / No (v) An application been made to a under section 315(1) of the Companies Code of any Australian jurisdiction or Section 411(1) of the Corporations Law of any Australian Jurisdiction? Yes / No An arrangement of compromise been entered into between the Company and its unsecured Creditors? Yes / No A receiver of any of the real or personal property of the company being appointed by any of its secured creditors? Yes / No A judgement been obtained against the company or execution or other process of any Court or other authority or distress been used out against or levied or enforced against the assets of the Company? Yes / No Any director of the company been a director of or otherwise associated with the management of another company in respect of which any of the above events have occurred? Yes / No Any director of the company been prosecuted for an offence against any relevant companies legislation? Yes / No OR Any director, secretary, shareholder or manager or any of their spouses been or being bankrupt, entered into an arrangement with his or her creditors or been subject to any of the provisions of Part X of the Bankruptcy Act and/or otherwise committed an act or been the subject of an act which disqualified him or her from holding office in a company? Yes / No WILDLIFE: If a Sole Proprietor or Partnership have you or your partner(s), and if a Company has a director of the company, ever been convicted of any park or wildlife offence(s). SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT: The Applicant warrants that the contents of this Application are true and correct in particular to the best of its knowledge and belief. If the applicant is a Sole Proprietor signed by the Proprietor or if the Applicant is a Partnership signed for and on behalf of all Partners in the Partnership: BY (FULL NAME): SIGNATURE: TITLE: DATE: In the presence of:
Illness Clinic Dr McCarthy & Partners Monday- Friday Clinicians Alan Bradley – Senior Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner Amanda Bickle – Advanced Nurse Practitioner Conditions Sore Throat Fever Flu-like illness Cough Rash/ Skin condition Asthma/COPD exacerbation Earache/ hearing loss Eye pain/ irritation Urinary tract problems Men’s health (Alan) Women’s health (Amanda) Headaches Generalised/ Back Pain Minor injuries Wounds (Amanda) Dizziness/ Vomiting/ Nausea Abdominal pain/ discomfort Rectal problems Anxiety/ depression (Alan) You can also make general appointments about your long term conditions or medication issues with Alan or Amanda, please speak with reception.
ATTRIBUTES ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE HOW IDENTIFIED Experience Evidence of a range of clinical expertise. Experience of working in both secondary and primary care. Evidence of competence in the clinical assessment, diagnosis and management of adults and paediatrics presenting with undifferentiated diagnosis. Experience of working independently in a healthcare role. Experience of mentorship, leadership and research in clinical practice. Application form Interview Qualifications Registered 1 st General nurse Level 6 Minor illness qualification Prescribing qualification Recognising the sick child. Chronic disease management. Recognised mentorship qualification. Application form Certificates Personal Circumstances Flexibility in working hours Interview Training Evidence of continuing professional development and application to practice within the last 24 months Understanding of training needs in relation to post. Application Interview
THEATRCIAL EMPLOYMENT OF MINORS [INSERT NAME OF EMPLOYER] Actor Name Age DOB Parent/School Form on file YES/NO Proof of age on file YES/NO Dates of Work Total Hours of Work Per day/week Earliest start/latest stop times Johnny Jump-up 10 1/31/03 Yes Yes 2/21/13 – 3/9/13 8 hours per day 20 hours per week 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Implementation Date: Fall (YYYY) Spring (YYYY) Related Curriculum Proposals Simultaneously Submitted: List only those proposals directly associated with the changes requested in this proposal, such as a new course proposal (Process A). If none, state NONE. RATIONALE Statements of "Need" For Change: Explain the need for the change as it effects the program, department, college, and/or students. This includes program integrity and student progress. Change 1 Rationale: Change 2 Rationale (if applicable): Change 3 Rationale (if applicable): Note: In most cases a rationale should be provided for each proposed change, but in situations where a rationale applies to more than one, or even all, of the requested changes, simply make that point clear in this section of the proposal. Do not repeat the rationale. b. Curricular Effect: Provide a brief description of how the change(s)will impact the program, other courses, and students (if not already addressed above). Sponsors must also include in this section (in a from/to table format) a current program overview or advising sheet as well as a revised program overview or advising sheet that incorporates the requested changes and shows credit hours. RESULTS OF CONSULTATION Consultations Requested: List by name and department and date requested. Letters of consultation must be from all departments or programs (chairs or coordinators) that have similar course content or might otherwise be affected by this proposal. If the proposal is interdisciplinary, evidence concerning consultation with all departments/colleges potentially involved must be included. Consultations Received: List by name and department. Copies of emails are acceptable. Letters from all parties listed as consults are expected to be included.
WISCONSIN DIVISION FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMMATIC SECTION 4(f) DETERMINATION AND APPROVAL UNDER THE NATIONWIDE SECTION 4(f) EVALUATION AND APPROVAL FOR FEDERALLY-AIDED HIGHWAY PROJECTS WITH MINOR INVOLVEMENTS WITH HISTORIC SITES (DECEMBER 23, 1986) Description/Location of Project: Federal Project Number: WISDOT ID: Route: Termini: County: Name of Resource: Consult the Nationwide Section 4(f) Evaluation as it relates to the following items. Complete all items. Any response in a requires additional information prior to approval. This determination will be attached to the applicable environmental document. Eligibility Criteria YES NO 1. Is the historic site adjacent to the existing highway? 2. Does the project require the removal or alteration of historic buildings, structures, or objects on the historic sites? 3. Does the project require the disturbance or removal of archeological resources which are important to preserve in place rather than to recover for archeological research based on consultation with the SHPO and if appropriate the ACHP? 4. Is the impact on the 4(f) site considered minor (i.e. no effect, no adverse effect) and the ACHP has not objected to a "no adverse effect" determination? 5. Has the SHPO agreed, in writing, with the assessment of impacts and the proposed mitigation for the historic site? 6. Does the project require the preparation of an EIS? 7. Is the project on new location? 8. The scope of the project is one of the following: (indicate one in Yes-box) a. Improved Traffic Operations b. Safety Improvements c. 4R
e. U.S. Coast Guard (for bridges requiring bridge permits) Determination and Approval: Description/Location of Project: Federal Project Number: WISDOT ID: Termini: County: Name of Resource: Based on the environmental documentation, the results of public and agency consultation and coordination as evidenced by the attachments to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation's attached letter, the FHWA has determined that: The project all applicable criteria in the Nationwide Section 4(f) Evaluation and Approval for Federally-Aided Highway Projects with Minor Involvements with Historic Sites approved on December 23, 1986. All of the alternatives set forth in the Findings section of the above Nationwide Section 4(f) Evaluation have been fully evaluated and are clearly applicable to this project. Based on those Findings, it is determined there is no feasible and prudent alternatives to the use of land or non-historic improvements on the subject resource. The project complies with the Measures to Minimize Harm Section of the above Nationwide Section 4(f) Evaluation and there are assurances that the measures to minimize harm will be incorporated in the project. Coordination called for in the above Nationwide Section 4(f) Evaluation has been successfully completed. Accordingly, the FHWA approves the proposed use of land or non-historic improvements on the subject resource for the construction of the subject project under the above Nationwide Section 4(f) Evaluation issued on December 23, 1986. Date Approved Federal Highway Administration
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Annual Wetland Monitoring Report Facility and Wetland Name: AI Number: Cycle Year: Year Date Range: SPECIES DIVERSITY (flora) Type Near Mid Out Reference Species % cover # individuals % cover # individuals % cover # individuals % cover # individuals % cover # individuals % cover # individuals % # individuals Bare ground/mudflat Open water Species Richness
_________ __________ ________ ______________ N points N distribution S points S distribution J. N S N S N 1♣ 1♠ 2♦ 3♦ 3NT _________ __________ ________ ______________ N points N distribution S points S distribution K. N S N 1♦ 3♦ P _________ __________ ________ ______________ N points N distribution S points S distribution L. N S N S 1♣ 3♣ 5♣ P _________ __________ ________ ______________ N points N distribution S points S distribution Minor Suit Opening Without Competition - Quiz Answers A. N S N S N S 1♦ 1♥ 1NT 2♣* 2♥ P 12 - 14 ?-3-4/5-4/5 10 - 11 ?-6-?-? N points N distribution S points S distribution A New Minor Force auction with 5 Hearts in the South and 3 in the North. South, with a minimum, passes in the 3 – 5 Heart fit. B. N S N S 1♣ 1♥ 1♠ 1NT _12 - 14_ 4- <4 -?-4+_ 6 - 10 _ _3-4-4-2 N points N distribution S points S distribution
Class Topic: ___________________ Date: _________ Points 3 3 3 3 3 15 Criteria Student Name Content – Informative Material Organization, Logical Preparation, Practiced Delivery, Engaging, Eye contact Visuals - Engaging Total
Form/Report PLS ELS Proposed date of closure Comments Client update – add/remove relationship CUREL CU Client update – client lodgment status CURNN CU Client update – client address CUADDR CU Client update – add/remove activity statement role CUMAS Not available in ELS Client update – electronic contact details CUEC Not available in ELS Client update – update financial institution details CUFI Not available in ELS Activity statement client report ASCRPT OG (RR) Activity statement lodgment report ASLRPT OM(RR)/ OL(RR) Income tax client report ITCRPT OC (RR) Income Tax Lodgment performance report ITLPRPT OS (RR) Direct Debit DD EM
Appendix 2 – Graduate Faculty in Population Studies J. David Hacker MPC Training Director and Population Studies Minor Director of Graduate Studies Department of History Cawo Abdi Department of Sociology Ryan Allen Humphrey School of Public Affairs Zack Almquist Department of Sociology Ragui Assaad Humphrey School of Public Affairs Kathleen Thiede Call Division of Health Policy and Mgmt, SPH Benjamin Capistrant School of Public Health Jeff R. Crump Department of Design, Housing, and Apparel Elizabeth E. Davis Department of Applied Economics Jack DeWaard Department of Sociology Audrey Dorelien Humphrey School of Public Affairs Julia Drew Minnesota Population Center Paul W. Glewwe Department of Applied Economics Ezra Golberstein Division of Health Policy and Mgmt, SPH Kathryn Grace Department of Geography Janna Johnson Humphrey School of Public Affairs Pamela Jo Johnson School of Public Health Pinar Karaca-Mandic Division of Health Policy and Mgmt, SPH Jason Kerwin Department of Applied Economics Miriam L. King Minnesota Population Center Deborah Levison Humphrey School of Public Affairs Carolyn Liebler Department of Sociology Sharon Long Division of Health Policy and Mgmt, SPH Steven Manson Department of Geography, Environment, and Society Susan Mason Division of Epidemiology, SPH Ann Department of Sociology Phyllis Moen Department of Sociology Jeylan T. Mortimer Department of Sociology Samuel L. Jr. Humphrey School of Public Affairs J. Michael Oakes Division of Epidemiology, SPH Theresa Osypuk Division of Epidemiology, SPH
Actual Completion Date EXAMPLE 2: Multiple of Responsibility Commencing upon occupation of the Site by the Contractor the Contractor the Contractor R&B Maint. Bridge construction contractor is occupying Area #2 the Contractor currently unknown contractor who will be awarded Project ABC Co. From completion of bridge contract the Actual Completion Date the Contractor the Contractor n/a Obscure Hazards The instructions and examples below are to assist the contract originator when preparing Special Provisions contract language in order to disclose any obscure hazards to the Bidders. The Ministry is required to disclose all known or reasonably foreseeable hazards which are obscured from the Contractor and uncommon to Road and Bridge Construction. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the contract originator to disclose any obscured hazards in or near the work site by listing it with a Special Provisions clause. For example: The hazards known within the Site include, but are not limited to: confined space within the bridge structure; lead paint on bridges; asbestos behind the Bin Wall; contaminated ground water geotechnical information Note: Only hazards are “uncommon” to road and bridge construction or not obvious to the Bidders should be listed.
ASTM C 88 Mg SO4 Soundness 1 per aggregate source, if Micro Deval fails SS 202 SS 202 Appendix 2 - Petrographic Analysis Test 1 per source if the aggregate fails any of the above three tests To the satisfaction of the Ministry Representative Add’l test for High Fines Surfacing Aggregate ASTM D 4318 Plastic Limit 1 per aggregate source SS 202 During all Roadway Aggregate Production ASTM C 136, Dry Sieve Analysis of Aggregates2 1 per hour per 300 t/hr or part thereof of production SS 202 or SS 531 ASTM C 117, Sieve Analysis of Aggregates by Washing 1 per shift SS 202 or SS 531 SS 202 Appendix 1 - Fracture Count on Coarse Aggregate (BCH 1-13) 1 for second sample of dry sieve test for base aggregates SS 202 or SS 531 Compaction: Embankment Proof Roll As required by the Ministry Representative To Ministry Representative's satisfaction Test Strip 1 per material, if required by the Ministry Representative To Ministry Representative's satisfaction ASTM D 2922 Density of Soil and Soil-Aggregate in Place by Nuclear Methods 3 tests per 20 m per lift, on CL and on Lt & Rt fog lines SS 201 Bridge End Fill ASTM D 698 Standard Test Method for Laboratory Compaction 1 per 5,000 m3 ASTM D 2922 Density of Soil and Soil-Aggregate in Place by Nuclear Methods 1 per 100 m2 of each lift SS 202 Top 300 mm of Subgrade ASTM D 698 Standard Test Method for Laboratory Compaction 1 per material ASTM D 2922 Density of Soil and Soil-Aggregate in Place by Nuclear Methods 3 tests per 20 m per lift, on CL and on Lt & Rt fog lines. SS 201 Base and sub-base aggregates ASTM D 698 Standard Test Method for Laboratory Compaction 1 per 25,000 m3 of each type of material and whenever the accepted gradation curve is changed. SS 202 ASTM D 2922 Density of Soil and Soil-Aggregate in Place by Nuclear Methods 3 tests per 50 m per lift, on CL and on Lt & Rt fog lines SS 202
Prohibition Party Christian Conservative Domestic Balanced budget Reduced taxes Return to gold-standard currency End employment and educational quotas Right of the unborn; ban 'partial-birth' abortions School vouchers (let's parents choose schools; supports educational competition) Right to prayer and Bibles in public schools End the two-party 'duopoly'; reforms aimed to end suppression of independent and third-party candidates Farm aid Maintain anti-drug laws Increase taxes on alcohol to offset social costs Alcoholic beverages jurisdiction of FDA Foreign Reduce foreign involvement End non-humanitarian foreign aid No interference in sovereignty of other nations Reduce immigration
P/2014/0630 18/06/2014 Brynllwarch Garden, Kerry SY16 4PD Householder: Erection of a conservatory “Council support this application”. Conditional Consent P/2009/0106 02/02/2009 Pt OS 3186 & 4186 Land at Dolforgan View Kerry SY16 4DN Erection of 64 dwellings with associated, highway, drainage and landscaping (resubmission) Kerry Community Council continues to support this application whilst endeavouring to work alongside the developers and PCC to reach the best settlement for Kerry village as a whole. Planning Permission Granted subject to S106 Item 6. Finances. Receipts. Accounts paid July 2014. Account paid August 2014. Accounts to be Paid September 2014. Leach & Son David Ormond Evans (memorial) Donald Fred Pimm (burial of ashes/memorial) A Feltham clerk’s wage A Feltham clerk’s expenses. Tilhill Forestry Ltd. (Tree removal) OVW Code of Conduct Training PCC costs for uncontested election St. Michael’s School (Grass cutting x 2) British Legion. (Poppy Appeal A Feltham clerk’s wage Aug/Sept. A Feltham clerk’s exp. Aug/Sept Office Express (tonner) Russell Francis (payment of retention fund) BDO Audit fees. £100.00 £190.00 £450.00 £15.00 £840.00 £45.00 £130.00 £800.00 £60.00 £940.00 £54.28 £57.59 £741.00 £354.00 Wales Audit office advises a payment of £30 will to be made to Community Councils as a result of an inspection of Fee Scales for 2014/15. The accompanying form has been completed and returned. Reminder of deadline for 2015 Grants. Posters available for notice boards & Post Office. Council approved and accepted BDO audit of Annual Return for year end March 2014. Item 7. Reports on Visits/Meetings Attended. None. Item 8. Correspondence/CommunicationsSent/ Received. Correspondence sent to: Letter of thanks to Rights of Way.
P/2018/0726 Lomond, Common Road SY16 4NY Erection of a replacement dwelling, including enlargement of residential curtilage and upgrade of vehicular access Council wishes to support this application Please note. Cllr.Wildish & Cllr.Seal declared a prejudicial interest and took no part in this consultation. Amended Proposal. P/2017/0729 Upper Penarran, SY16 4PW Erection of a 32,000 bird poultry unit and all other associated works Council wishes to support this application 8.PCC Planning Notices Planning PCC KCC Response PCC Notice P/2018/0634 20/06/2018 Plot 2 Land at Brynllywarch Garden Kerry SY16 4PD Application for reserved matters following the approval of P/2016/0937 for the erection of an affordable dwelling “Council wishes to support this application” Conditional Consent P/2018/0633 20/06/2018 Plot 1 Land at Brynllywarch Garden Kerry SY16 4PD Application for reserved matters following the approval of P/2017/0383 for the erection of an affordable dwelling “Council has no objections to this application”. Conditional Consent P/2018/0632 19/06/2018 Brynllywarch Residential School Kerry SY16 4PB Full: Erection of a classroom unit “Council wishes to support this application”. Conditional Consent P/2018/0600 06/06/2018 Cluttiau Cottage Sarn SY16 4HH Full: Erection of an agricultural building “Council wishes to support this application”. Conditional Consent 9. Finances. Receipts. Accounts Paid July2018 PCC Precept Peate. Margaret Florence Lucy Rowland(Burial) Margaret Florence Lucy Rowland (Burial) Francis. Sarah Elizabeth Hughes. (Burial) Leach. Robert Stanley Francis (Burial) Dolfor Community Hall Public Convenience Caretaker (July&August) Clerk Admin. Andrew Evans Landscape £8,976.00 £125.00 £50.00 £175.00 £175.00 £7,672.92 £548.00 £511.20 £52.19 £195.20
Item 6. PCC Planning Consultations*. Application Outcome. A. P/2016/0587 27/05/2016 Bryn-Bedwen Dolfor SY16 4AE Highways improvements on private land between Newtown and Dolfor. “Council wish to support this application” B. P/2016/0578 23/05/2016 26 Fairfield,Kerry SY16 4PP Demolition of garage / utility and erection of an extension “Council wish to support this application” C. P/2016/0566 25/05/2016 Brynaran SY16 4DW Conversion of redundant agricultural building to a residential dwelling, installation of a septic tank and improvements to access “Council objects to this application on the grounds detailed in the original application made in 2008.” Your ref; 2008/0627 and Planning Appeal Ref. D. P/2016/0538 16/05/2016 Brynllwarch Garden, Kerry SY16 4PD Erection of two affordable dwellings - including formation of a new access and installation of sewerage treatment plant. “Council wishes to support this application, providing there are no objections from neighbouring residents” E. P/2016/0604 08/06/2016 Land Adjacent Old Court Barn Hodley SY16 4LU Reserved matters application for the erection of a dwelling in relation to outline permission P/2013/0637 “Council wish to support this application” F. VAR/2016/0023 01/06/2016 Mandalay, Llanmerewig SY16 6NR Application to discharge planning obligation attached to planning approval M18916 (occupancy restriction) “Council regrets it is unable to make an informed decision on this application as they are still awaiting requested information relating to PCC’s current policy on 106 agreements” “KCC wishes to make comment when PCC are able to provide this information”. Item 6. PCC Notices. Planning Applications KCC Consultation* PCC Notice. A. P/2016/0064 Erection of 3no timber lodges, removal of 4no concrete yurt bases and associated works at Kerry Farm, Ciltheriew. Kerry “Council wishes to support this Application”. Conditional Consent B. P/2016/0150 Erection of a detached Garage at 17 Park Ave, Kerry “Council has no objection to this application” Conditional Consent