zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
TENDER NOTICE TENDER NOTICE for: Boiler Tender Notice in “Indian Express-English” dated 21.06.2017. “Jagbani Punjabi” dated 21.06.2017. Item no - 7 The General Manager, The Morinda Coop. Sugar Mills Ltd., Morinda (Roopnagar) Punjab. Phone No: 0160-2630025, 2634118, Fax No. 0160-2630319 S.No. Description Qty. Rate Quoted (in Fig.) Rate Quoted (in words) 1 Boiler Tubes Boiler tubes conforming to BS/3059/1987 part I, ERW-320 with IBR test certificate with hyd. test pressure 1000 psig per inch2, boiler working pressure 21 kg per cm sq and temp.340°C ± 15° C (Make Tata /TI ) Size 76.20 OD x 3.66 mm thick x 6.100 mtr. long –do- but size 63.50 mm OD x 3.66 mm thick x 6.100 mtr. long Size 76.20 OD x 4.06 mm thick x 6.100 mtr. long 50 No 50 No. 04 No. 2 Air Heater Air heater conforming to BS/1975/1964 ERW-II Size 63.50mm OD x 2.95 mm (11 SWG) x 4.51 mtr long (Make Tata /TI ) 120 Nos. Terms & conditions of Mills are given overleaf.
TENDER FORM Tender Form for: Helical gearbox Tender Notice in “Indian Express-English” dated 21.06.2017. “Jagbani Punjabi” dated 21.06.2017. Item No. 9 The General Manager, The Morinda Coop. Sugar Mills Ltd., Morinda (Roopnagar) Punjab. Phone No: 0160-2630025, 2634118 Fax No. 0160-2630319 Sr. No. Description Quantity Rate Quoted ( in Fig.) Rate Quoted (in words) 1 Elecon make Helical Gearbox Type K3 – 21, Ratio 40:1, Service factor 2.86 for 40 HP, 1440 RPM, Electric motor, Dyno drive speed RPM for seconday cane carrier chain. 01 no. 2 -do- but parallel shaft type helical reduction gear. 01 no. 3 Elecon make flexible Pin Bush type coupling for above gear box. Motor to gear box : EFC-06 Gear box to gear box EFC-12 01 set 01 set (Name & Address of Party quoting Rates) M/s______________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ & conditions of Mills are given overleaf. TENDER FORM Tender Form for: Electrical material (L&T Make) Tender Notice in “Indian Express-English” dated 21.06.2017. “Jagbani Punjabi” dated 21.06.2017. Item No. 10 The General Manager, The Morinda Coop. Sugar Mills Ltd., 1200
Sr. No. Description Quantity Rate Quoted ( in Fig.) Rate Quoted (in words) 1 Hydraulic puller of 200 MT capacity to remove heavy parts of sugar mill machinery with electrically operated power pack pump unit, tie rod and trolley, H.P-200, Working Pressure: 480 kg/cm2 Stroke:150 mm 01 Unit 2 -do- but capacity 20 Ton 01 Unit 3 -do- but capacity 10 ton 01 No. (Name & Address of Party quoting Rates) M/s______________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ & conditions of Mills are given overleaf. TENDER FORM Tender Form for: AVR and Dyno drive spares Tender Notice in “Indian Express-English” dated 21.06.2017. “Jagbani Punjabi” dated 21.06.2017. Item No. 12 The General Manager, The Morinda Coop. Sugar Mills Ltd., Morinda (Roopnagar) Punjab. No: 0160-2630025, 2634118 Fax No. 0160-2630319 Sr. No. Description Quantity Rate Quoted ( in Fig.) Rate Quoted (in 1 Spare for dyno drive motor 1) 50 HP Make NGEF Tacho generator Eddy current Coil 2) 40 HP make Crompton Tacho Generator Eddy Current Coil 01 no. 01 no. 01 no. 01 no. 01 no.
8:30-9:45am General Session 9 – NEW MARKET TAX CREDITS & OPPORTUNITY ZONES Moderator: Kathleen Nilles, NITA Board Member Emeritus Panelists: Craig Jacobson, Partner, Hobbs Straus Dean & Walker, LLP; Wendy Pearson, Of Counsel, Hobbs Straus Dean & Walker, LLP 9:45-10:45am General Session 10 – ALCOHOL TAX LITIGATION AND LEGISLATIVE UPDATES Moderator: Aubrey Seffernick, Partner, Miller Nash Graham & Dunn Panelists: Seth Pearman, Tribal Attorney, Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe; David Burnett, CEO, Chehalis Tribal Enterprises 10:45-11:15am CLOSING PRAYER AND WRAP UP Closing Remarks – NITA Board of Directors Open Discussion on 21st Annual NITA Tax Conference Venue Adjournment Board of Directors Meeting Thank you for supporting the National Intertribal Tax Alliance!
Terms & Conditions for Empanelment of “BUSINESS ASSOCIATES/FIRMS/ INDIVIDUALS/ EXPERTS FOR ICT PROJECTS” 1. Purpose NITCON proposes to form a panel of independent and competent ICT Business Associates for carrying out following types of work: Smart/Digital/ Virtual Class Rooms Design & Implementation of ERP for Schools/Colleges/Universities/Institutes. Digitization of Records and Certificates with security protocols. Planning, Design & Implementation of Wi-Fi systems Establishment of Computer Labs and Networking (LAN, WAN) Design, Planning and Execution of ICT infrastructure for Smart City projects Design, Installation and operationalization of Data Centres with required systems as well as options for having a dedicated cloud for keeping repository of data. Establishment of Virtual Centre of Learning / University and their networking with remote areas using multiple media, including satellite systems. Virtual Science and Technology lab English language Lab with State of the Art content and required Software / Hardware. Learning tools / Software’s (on/off line) for primary and secondary schools with customized multi-media content. State of the Art Video Conferencing/ Automated Board Resource at Single / Multiple Locations. Audio/ Video streaming with Multi-Window Systems/ solutions Financial Technology – Supplier platform Corporate Banking. IT turnkey solution provider, System Integrator, Software / Hardware designing, Customisation, Implementation, Operationalization, Hand-holding and Training. 2. Minimum Eligibility Criteria The minimum eligibility criteria for the Business Associates are provided in Annexure‐A. Security
human scale 1. number of long sight lines (both sides, beyond study area) -0.74 0.00 2. proportion windows at street level (your side, within study area) 1.10 0.00 3. average building heights (your side, within study area) -0.003 0.00 4. number of small planters (your side, within study area) 0.05 0.00 5. number of pieces of street furniture and other street items (your side, within study area) 0.04 0.00 add constant +2.61 human scale score 2.61 transparency 1. proportion windows at street level (your side, within study area) 1.22 0.00 2. proportion street wall (your side, beyond study area) 0.67 0.00 3. proportion active uses (your side, within study area) 0.53 0.00 add constant +1.71 transparency score 1.71 complexity 1. number of buildings (both sides, beyond study area) 0.05 0.00 2a. number of basic building colors (both sides, beyond study area) 0.23 0.00 2b. number of accent colors (both sides, beyond study area) 0.12 0.00 3. presence of outdoor dining (your side, within study area) 0.42 0.00 4. number of pieces of public art (both sdies, within study area) 0.29 0.00 5. number of people (your side, within study area) 0.03 0.00 add constant +2.61 complexity score 2.61
Cost of the software, customization, implementation & training. Post Production Services are per the terms mentioned earlier in this document. The Offer (Effort Estimation) shall be for the assignment as per the Scope of work of Bid Document and shall remain FIRM throughout the period of contract. RECTPCL shall not pay and/or reimburse anything over and above the price quoted (Calculated based on Effort Estimation, NICSI approved rates). The RECTPCL reserves the right to ask the bidder to justify and establish price/rate reasonableness. Effort Estimation submitted by bidders with any deviation or any conditionality, the offer will be treated as incomplete and will be rejected. The Effort Estimation will be inclusive of all travel, stay, out of pocket expenses, cost of producing documents, etc. and RECTPCL will not pay and/or reimburse anything over and above the price quoted. Office accommodation, transport and daily movement of consultant, telephone, computer and other facilities shall be arranged by the agency at his/their own cost. PRE - ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: All of the following criterion must be fulfilled by the bidder to be considered for technical evaluation of the bid/proposal: Bidder should be empaneled with NICSI (Tier - III) category. The bidder must have fully operational office/ Head Office/ Branch Office in Delhi/NCR. BID OPENING AND EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS Opening of Technical Proposal The Technical Proposal will be opened in the presence of the authorized representatives of the agencies, who wish to be present. The Technical proposal would be opened on 22.09.2017 at 15:30 Hrs (IST) in the presence of Bidder's representative who choose to be present. Evaluation of Technical Proposal Total Maximum 100 Marks The bidder’s relevant experience in the past five (from Indian FY 2012-13 on-wards including the current Financial Year till date of issue of the tender) will be considered. Experience of the bidders would be evaluated on the following basis: S.No. Particular Scoring Criteria Experience of Assignments related to Experience of Development of HRMS/ Project Management Application:
============ Nite Train has opened for or performed with: * Kim Simmonds (“Savoy Brown”) * Albert Cummings (2003 - Empire State Plaza) * Commander Cody (and his “Lost Planet airmen”!) * K.T. Tunstall (“Black Horse & the Cherry Tree”) * Hubert Sumlin (of Muddy Waters / Howlin’ Wolf bands) * ”Little Sammy” Davis (WC Handy winner – 1997 “Comeback of the Year”) LeonRussell Ernie Williams And have spent time personally discussing the MusicBiz with: * Buddy Guy (the “Legend”) * James Solberg -WC Handy winner – 97 & 98 “Blues Band of the Year” and * Lil Ed…of “Lil Ed and the Blues Imperials” (at Rosa’s in Chicago, IL, 6/2012)
The submission and opening of bids will be through e-tendering process. Tender document can be downloaded from the website www.tenderwizard.com/REC or from e-tender link in RECTPCL/REC Website, viz, , Note: To participate in the E-Bid submission, it is mandatory for the bidders to have user ID & password. For this purpose, the bidder has to register itself with RECTPCL through Tender Wizard Website given above. Please also note that the bidder has to obtain digital signature token for applying in the tender. The vendor may obtain the same from Tender Wizard. The steps to be followed for the registration process are given below: Go to website . Click the link „Register Me'. Enter the detail about the bidder as per format. 'Create Profile'. Bidder will get confirmation with Login-id and Password …… for application for Digital Signature from Tender Wizard are given below: Download the Application Form from the website . Follow the instructions as provided. In case of assistance please contact the person “contact us”. To aid bidders, the detailed bidder manual on submission of E-Bid can be downloaded from. NOTE: The Bidders are advised to obtain digital signature 3) and register themselves at www.tenderwizard.com/RECTPCL in advance. Please note that RECTPCL in no way shall be responsible if the bidder fails to apply due to non-possession of Digital Signature & non registration. INDEX Sl.NO. SECTION Particulars Page no. 1 SECTION-I GENERAL INFORMATION O4 2 SECTION-II BID INVITATION 05-10 3 SECTION-III GENERAL & CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT 11-12 4 SECTION-IV FINANCIAL - STANDARD FORMS 13-16
aakhahi eesar aakhahi siDh. Shiva speaks, the Siddhas speak. aakhahi kaytay keetay buDh. The many created Buddhas speak. aakhahi daanav aakhahi dayv. The demons speak, the demi-gods speak. aakhahi sur nar mun jan sayv. The spiritual warriors, the heavenly beings, the silent sages, the humble and serviceful speak. kaytay aakhahi aakhan Many speak and try to describe Him. kaytay kahi kahi uth uth jaahi. Many have spoken of Him over and over again, and have then arisen and departed. aytay keetay hor karayhi. If He were to create as many as there already are, taa aakh na sakahi kay-ee kay-ay. even then, they could not describe Him. jayvad bhaavai tayvad ho-ay. He is as as He wishes to be.
INTERNATIONAL ERASMUS+ STAFF TRAINING WEEK AT CONSTANTINE THE PHILOSOPHER UNIVERSITY IN NITRA („UKF in Nitra“) „Connected via Erasmus / Quantity vs Quality of Mobility “ (June 2017) Draft Programme* Monday, June 12, 2017 1pm – 1.30pm: On-site registration (Rectorate, Tr. A. Hlinku 1, Nitra) 1.30pm – 1.45pm: Opening & welcome by UKF authority 1.45pm – 2.15pm: International Cooperation of UKF (incl. Erasmus in numbers 1998-2016) 2.15pm - 3.45pm: Presentations by participating universities (max 5 minutes/each university) 3.45pm – 4pm: Coffee break 4pm – 6pm: Guided UKF campus tour 7pm – 9pm: Welcome dinner (paid by UKF) Tuesday, June 13, 2017 9am – 11am: Individual meetings at UKF faculties/departments/offices (pre-arranged by participants before arrival) 11am – 11.15am: Coffee break 11.15am – 1pm: Erasmus+ KA103: Quality aspects of student mobility and its recognition (study, internship, graduate´s internship, motivation, recognition, OLS support) 1pm – 1.30pm: Light buffet lunch 1.30pm – 2.30pm: Survival Slovak language course for beginners 4pm – 6pm: Guided walking tour of Nitra with English speaking tourist guide (paid by UKF)
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 9am - 11am: Erasmus+ Key Action 107: First experience and good practices in managing mobility with partner countries 11am – 11.15am: Coffee break 11.15am – 1pm: UKF faculties – presentation of good practice in managing international or Erasmus projects/dissemination of results/success stories 1pm - Free afternoon Thursday, June 15, 2017 9am - 5pm: Whole-day trip to Topoľčianky (organized and paid by UKF including lunch; wine tasting paid by participants in Topoľčianky - optional) Friday, June 16, 2017 9am – 10am: Fare-well meeting, conclusion and evaluation 10am – 11am: „Student´s helping students“ – inspiring presentation of the student voluntary organisation Erasmus Student Network (ESN UKF) 11 - 12am: Erasmus Staff Week certificates and individual departure of participants *The programme is subject to change. Selected participants will be sent the final programe. PRACTICAL ISSUES Registration:
Clarification Clarifications are non-substantive changes to a standard. Typically, clarifications: remove ambiguity; correct grammatical and spelling errors; amend or update cross references; insert improved graphics in spelling, punctuation and grammar. A clarification must not cause any substantive semantic change to a standard. Clarifications are the responsibility of the relevant subordinate body and may be delegated to the responsible editor. 5.2 The associated version control numbering to identify changes (n) to IHO standards should be as follows: New Editions denoted as n.0.0 Major or Minor Revisions denoted as n.n.0 Clarifications denoted as n.n.n 5.3 The following diagram illustrates the development, consultation and approval processes for IHO standards: Diagram – Changes to IHO Standards – General Case
Potential Hazards / Toxicity Potential Health Effects Target Organs: Kidneys, Central nervous system, Liver, Respiratory system, Skin Inhalation: May be fatal if inhaled. Causes irritation of the mucous membrane and upper respiratory tract. Vapors may cause dizziness or suffocation. Skin: May be harmful if absorbed through skin. Causes severe skin irritation and possible burns. Eyes: Causes eye irritation. Ingestion: May be fatal if swallowed. Causes gastrointestinal irritation. Aspiration hazard. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Respiratory Protection Where risk assessment shows air-purifying respirators are appropriate use a full-face particle respirator type N100 (US) respirator cartridges as a backup to engineering controls. If the respirator is the sole means of protection, use a full-face supplied air respirator. Use respirators and components tested and approved under appropriate government standards such as NIOSH (US). Respirators should be used only under any of the following circumstances: As a last line of defense (i.e., engineering and administrative controls have been exhausted). When Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) has exceeded or when there is a possibility that PEL will be exceeded. Regulations require the use of a respirator. An employer requires the use of a respirator. There is potential for harmful exposure due to an atmospheric contaminant (in the absence of PEL) As PPE in the event of a chemical spill clean-up process Lab personnel intending to use/wear a respirator mask must be trained and fit-tested by EH&S. This is a regulatory requirement. Hand Protection Handle with chemical resistant gloves. Use proper glove removal technique to avoid skin contact with this product. Rubber gloves are recommended. NOTE: Consult with your preferred glove manufacturer to ensure that the gloves you plan on using are compatible with nitrocellulose.
SURFACE WATER: Examples: Lakes, Rivers, Streams, Ponds RESERVOIR POTENTIAL ROUTES You’ve arrived at the: Surface water Stamp your passport and then roll the die to see where you will travel next! If your die reads: 1 or 2 You are just the sort of nitrogen that plants need to live. You are now within a live plant! If your die reads: 3 or 4 You travel through the rivers and streams to the If your die reads: 5 or 6 You percolate deep underground in the groundwater! RAINWATER:
RESERVOIR POTENTIAL ROUTES You’ve arrived at: Rainwater your passport and then roll the die to see where you will travel next! If your die 1 You fall into a lake or stream so now you are part of surface water. If your die reads: 2 or 3 You fall on the land and become part of the soil! If your die 4 You percolate deep underground in the groundwater! If your die reads: 5 or 6 You rain into the ocean! GROUNDWATER:
then roll the die to see where you will travel next! If your die reads: 5 or 6 Forest Fire! The wood you were within is burnt and you have been released into the atmosphere. LIVE PLANTS: RESERVOIR POTENTIAL ROUTES You’ve arrived at: Live plants Stamp your passport and then roll the die to see If your die Odd numbers (1, 3, or 5) The plant that you are within has died. Go to dead plants and animals. If your die reads: Even numbers (2, 4, or 6) An animal has eaten the plant that you are within! Go to live animals!
2.2 Display of Physical Environment at a Single Point A data of each physical environment can be represented by point symbol. (ex. Predicted point of strong tidal stream and observing point of sea fog) The symbol described by means occurrence of the physical environment at that place. Also, S-111(Surface Currents) and S-126(Physical Environment) are combined in last meeting of NIPWG 4(2017). We suggest more meaningful symbol instead of simple thing <Figure 2.3> to classify physical environment intuitionally. 2.2.1 Warning Symbol Shape Basically circular and include characteristic of each physical environment. It will be located at centre of portrayal domain when drawed on line or area. (centre of line or centre of gravity) In case of sea fog, the symbol was created with reference icon, internationally using by weather charts. Three horizontal lines mean fog symbol, so we gave shape like <Figure 2.1>, foggy cloud and horizontal lines on the sea. Stream Sea Ice Coastal Upwelling Sea Fog Tidal Front Cold Eddy Warm Eddy Figure 2.1 Point symbol of each physical environment Figure 2.2 Symbol of weather charts
NITS The following sections will describe the process for adding new Load and designating new Resources to your new NITS Application. You will need to know the “Application Ref” number in order to complete all of the following templates. For all these examples, we will continue to use the NITS Application Ref # 2298 that was created in Section 2 of this document. You will need to know the “Application Ref” in order to complete this request template. Section 3: Adding New Load to the NITS Application Log into OASIS: https://www.oasis.oati.com/cgi-bin/webplus.exe?Script=/woa/woa-login.wml In “Transactions” under NITS, select “Request Summary” Select the New Request icon in the upper, right-hand corner of the gray band above the field headers Select “Add/Modify Load” Populate the Application fields: “Select a Provider:” Select “SWPP” in this field “Application Ref:” Enter your “Application Ref” here – for this example, we will use Application Ref # 2298 “Load Name *:” Select the to Enter the new Load Name (see red arrow above) The Load Name should include a description of the of Delivery and the Sink being added, for example: Select “Submit” Once you submit, the Load name will be populated in NITS Load Description section, and other items in the Application Fields are ready to be completed now:
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – FOR PARTICIPATION IN PROVIDING ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING DESIGN CONSULTANCY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ACADEMIC AND HOSTEL BUILDINGS AT I N D E X Sl. No. DESCRIPTION Page No. 1 Section –I Preamble 3 - 6 2 Section –II Information and Instructions for Applicants 7-8 3 Section – III Form ‘A’ Organizational Structure 9 4 Section – III Form ‘B’ Curriculum Vitae of Professionals 10 5 Section – III Form ‘C’ i. Details of Architectural Concept & Architectural Designs handled and completed in the last three years ii. Details of Architectural Concept & Architectural Designs under execution 11
SECTION – III Form C - ‘ I ’ EXPRESSION OF INTEREST – FOR PROVIDING ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING DESIGN CONSULTANCY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ACADEMIC AND HOSTEL BUILDINGS AT KSID-KOLLAM Details of Architectural Concept & Designs executed during the last three years (Completed) – use separate sheet for each project completed SL. No. Name and location of the project with name, address of the client with, contact name and other particulars to whom the reference can be made In house services rendered for the Project Value of Work Order in INR. Along with copy of work order Value of work executed in INR. Along with copy of completion certificate Duration of the project with Date of commencement and completion Details of delays if any, to be mentioned Name of the Project Incharge & Key and nos. of staff involved Salient features / design concept of the Project Any remarks Services including Design & Detailing Yes / No Architectural Brief Architectural Structural- Civil Public Health Electrical Fire fighting HVAC Elevators Audio Visual LAN Communication Interiors Acoustics Access Control and Building Automation Landscape Others Note : FORM C - ‘ ii ’ in similar format shall be enclosed by the applicants indicating projects under execution along with the status. 11
CSIR-NORTH EAST INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: JORHAT COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH NOTICE INVITING e-TENDER No. NIT/ELECT/041/2018 Online single bid tenders are hereby invited for the work mentioned below from the Contractor of appropriate class of C.P.W.D, Railways, M.E.S., Post & Telegraph Department and / or from those who have carried out similar works for C.S.I.R and Semi-Govt. Organisations. The tender will be valid only and evaluated for those contractors, who have satisfactorily executed similar electrical wiring works : a) three similar works, each 40 % of estimated cost or b) two similar works each of value 50 % of estimated cost or c) one Similar work of 80 % estimated cost respectively and above during the preceding 5 (five) years. The Contractor(s) already awarded work order for similar type of work at NEIST, Jorhat and not able to complete the contract in the allotted schedule and also not signed any agreement is (are) not eligible to submit the tender. Name of Work Estimated Cost (in Rs). Earnest (in Rs.) Tender Fee (in Rs.) Time of Completion Last Date/Time of submission Date/Time of Opening 1. Supplying and laying of telephone cable at Jorhat. 5,89,312/- 11790/- 500/- (Non- refundable) 45 Days 28-05-2018 upto 3:00 pm 29-05-2018 at 3:00 pm Tender documents can be downloaded from the CPP websites and www.neist.res.in The tenderer should also submit / send a separate Demand draft / Pay Order from a scheduled bank in favour of Director, NEIST Jorhat for the amount as indicated above (Non refundable) respectively towards the tender fee and also submit his credentials & other documents along with the tender for validation, post-verification & evaluation. The tenderers are advised to see the work site before quoting the rates. Bid Submission: Bids shall be submitted online only at CPPP website: . Tenderer/Contractor are advised to follow the instructions “Instructions to Bidder for Online Bid Submission” for online submission of bids ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER CSIR-NEIST Jorhat CONDITIONS FOR CONTRACT
PART – II : Price Bid Form G Schedule of rates Name of Job/ services: Appointment of Application Service Providers (ASP) Name of Organization: SCCL Limited, Kothagudem TENDER NO.: Name of Bidder: Sl. No. Description of Work Unit Amount (in Rs.) 1 Initial Deployment Lump Sum 2 AMC (Year 1) Lump Sum 3 AMC (Year 2) Lump Sum 4. Taxes (i.e., Service Tax, SBC & KKC), if any. Total. Rs. Total Rs. in words: Signature Name of signatory Designation of signatory Official seal
interpreted as prohibiting corporal punishment. The Committee is also concerned about the provision on the defence of reasonable chastisement (art. 238 of this Act). The Committee is furthermore concerned that corporal punishment is still commonly practised in schools and in the home and that violent punishment, mockery, ridicule, public humiliation and verbal abuse of children are widely accepted as valid forms of discipline. “In the light of its general comment No. 8 on the right of the child to protection from corporal punishment and other cruel or degrading forms of punishment (CRC/C/GC/8, 2007), the Committee urges that the State party: a) ensure that corporal punishment is explicitly prohibited in the home, schools and any other settings, including through explicit repeal of the common-law defence of reasonable chastisement; b) introduce public education on the harmful effects of corporal punishment with a view to changing the general attitude towards this practice; and promote positive, non-violent and participatory forms of child-rearing and discipline as an alternative to corporal punishment; and c) provide information in the next periodic report on the legislative and concrete measures taken to eliminate corporal punishment.” Prevalence/attitudinal research in the last ten years None identified.
Greenfield School Summer Reading Middle School 2016-2017 Did you know that just twenty minutes of reading every day can increase your child’s test scores? It’s true! Summer is a great time to relax and have fun, but it’s also a wonderful time to learn about new people, places, and ideas with good books. Here are the required readings for each rising middle school class. Rising 5th Grade Each student is required to read three books by three different authors before school begins (see book selection list below). Each student must complete a map for two of the three selected books (see below). Parents, please help your child to fill out the verification form for each book read and sign the form for each book. Rising 6th Grade Mockingbird by Kathryn Erskine The Cay by Theodore Taylor There will be assessments on both of these books in the first few weeks of school. Rising 7th Grade Cheaper by the Dozen by Ernestine Gilbreth Carey and Frank Butler Gilbreth, Jr. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John There will be assessments on both of these books in the first few weeks of school. Rising 8th Grade The Book Thief by Markus Zusak Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt There will be assessments on both of these books in the first few weeks of school.
Arctic Ocean Canada Canadian Ice Service Daily ice charts. Weekly regional ice charts. Daily iceberg charts. Ice thickness data. Ice Navigation in Canadian Waters Ice climatology and environmental conditions. Denmark (Greenland) Danish Ice Service Archive of bi-weekly ice charts of Greenland waters back to 2000. Germany IPY Ice Logistics Portal Archived S411 ice charts for ECDIS. Iceland Icelandic Meteorological Office Monthly overviews (2007-2011). Sea ice off Icelandic coast (1877-1996). Norway Norwegian Ice Service Access to various sea ice data sets. Russia Russian Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute Ice map archives. United States International Ice Patrol Annual reports back to 1913. Historical information on ice and environmental conditions, semi-monthly iceberg charts, and monthly sea ice charts. National Snow and Ice Data Center Historical data on sea ice trends. North American Ice Service Iceberg chart archives.
Source Impact of Subtext and/or Context Win the War or Peaceful End and Why Source 1: Address to the Nation on the Situation in Southeast Asia, President Nixon, November 3, 1969 Source 2: Address to the Nation on the Situation in Southeast Asia, President April 30, 1970 Source 3: Political Cartoons A. Now, As I was saying four years ago! B. Fourth Year Of the “Plan To End The War” Source 4: December 9, 1970 8:45 PM: Two taped conversation in the White House between President Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Source 5: May 1972: In three top-secret memos to Mr. Kissinger from President Nixon.
IT systems to untrusted networks. TICAPs are NOAA’s first line of defense for protecting NOAA’s mission from external cyber-attacks. The information the TICAPs provide is invaluable for determining the nature and scope of cyber threats. NOAA is also able to offer this as a service to other government agencies, eliminating the requirement for them to build and manage their own TICAPs. NOAA In Your State is managed by and maintained with information provided by NOAA’s Line, Corporate, and Staff Offices. Questions about specific programs or offices should be directed to the NOAA Line, Corporate, or Staff Office listed. More information for those offices may be found at . NOAA In Your Territory District of Columbia
Current and Pending Support Current Awards Daniel Steinhoff, PI Name of Principal Investigator on Award Award/Project Title Program Name/Sponsoring Agency/Point of Contact telephone and email Period of Performance/Total Budget Commitment per Year) Andrew Monaghan The Vector Mosquito aegypti at the Margins: Sensitivity of a Coupled Natural and Human System to Climate Change NSF Sarah Ruth Ph: (703) 292-8521 sruth@nsf.gov 10/1/2010-9/30/2013 $1,235,153 12.0 Andrew Monaghan Disease Vector Mapping via factors STAR, LLC Paul Bieringer Ph: (303) 640-5592 paulb@starinst.org 6/17/2013-6/16/2014 $147,116 3.0 Pending Awards Daniel Steinhoff, PI Name of Principal Investigator on Award Award/Project Title Program Name/Sponsoring of Contact telephone and email Period of Performance/Total Budget Commitment (Person-Months per Year) Andrew Monaghan An Operationally relevant, Predictive Model That Estimates Timing and Spatial extent of Exotic Disease Transmission Risk to Humans in the United States USDA ARS CTR Medical, Agricultural, Vet. Entomology Kenneth Linthicum Ph: (352) 374-5700 Kenneth.Linthicum@ars.usda.gov 1/1/2014-12/31/2018 $346,000 2.0 David Yates Regional Climate Modeling for the Arabian Gulf Region – Future Scenarios and Capacity Building Climate Change Research Group, LLC Bill Doughtery Ph: (508) 668-0980 billd@ccr-group.org 7/1/2013-6/30/2014 $152,995 3.0
Center of Innovative and Applied Bioprocessing (CIAB) Knowledge City, Sector-81 Village Molly S.A.S Nagar, Mohali 160 306, Punjab, India A National Institute the Department of Biotechnology (Govt. of India) CIAB/1(304)17-18/ Pur 25th October, 2017 CORRIGENDUM SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION Texture Analyser Attention is invited to the limited Tender ref no. CIAB/1(304)17-18/ Pur for the supply and installation of Texture Analyser. The Bids submission and tender Opening date has been extended as: 2. The remaining specifications and term & conditions of the tender are remains same. The Chief Executive Officer, CIAB reserves the right to accept or reject any offer without assigning any reason. s/d (Hardip Singh) Store and Purchase Officer बसाइट/Website : दू रभाष/Tel : 0172-4990232 फै Cff/Fax : 0172-4990204
numbers and monthly active rate are from Qimai and TalkingData respectively. They are professional third-party mobile App data analysis companies in China. The occurrence of an event is recorded from news and Weibo posts posted by official Mobike and OFO accounts. This paper is organized as follows. In Section 2, I will describe how data were collected and the methodology I used; Section 3 focuses on data analysis and key findings of the research; Implications and the limitation of this research will be discussed in Section 4 and Section 5. Research Methodology & Data Data used for this research can be classified into two categories: one is the user usage data; the other is the occurrence of events. Because it is hard to convert the occurrence of an event to an actual number, this research uses crossing contrast, by observing the change of user usage data before and after the occurrence of an event, to study its effect on user usage. For the user data, since Mobike and OFO haven’t released their data of users to the public, I collected data from two third-party mobile App data analysis companies, Qimai and Talking data. Qimai monitors the download ranking of Apps in both iOS and Android app stores, and, it calculates the estimated daily downloads of an App based on its ranking, related keywords, and the popularity of the keywords. TalkingData tracks the frequency of users opening an App, and converts the frequency to the monthly active rate of the App. The estimated daily download number measures how attractive the Apps is to the new user; the active rate represents the user loyalty of old users. For the occurrence of events, this paper records event from Weibo posts posted by the official accounts of Mobike and OFO. The reason why this paper chooses Weibo as the main
8/17 monthly pass for 1 RMB From 8/17 released free monthly pass with other Apps or games 8/27 – 9/5 collect stickers and get red pocket 8/28 released new bike: Love China 2017/09 released free monthly pass with other Apps or games 9/19 – 10/1 collect stickers and get red pocket 9/4 user get discount if user WeChat Pay 9/6 released new bike: I Love China 9/22 released new bike: New Lite 2017/10 10/1 – 10/8 free ride 10/20 – 10/23 red pocket 10/27 user can get red pocket if ride during specific time period 10/1 – 10/7 Amount of red pocket doubled 10/11 – 10/15 free monthly pass 10/26 free monthly pass and extra red pockets 10/31 zombie bike with extra red pockets 2017/11 11/10 released new bike: Pokémon 11/11 red pocket and free monthly pass Every Friday user can get red pocket if ride during specific time period 11/3 connected to QQ free monthly pass 11/6 released new bike: Justice League 2017/12 Every Friday user can get red pocket if ride during specific time period until 12/15 12/24 Père David's deer bike 12/2 – 12/5 collect stickers and get red pocket 12/12 collect stickers and get red pocket 12/23 released new car: Christmas New Lite 2018/01 1/12 Tecent news released that OFO had problem with its capital chain 1/12 special offer 1/16 new bike released: Kumamon
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CHAPTER – VIII: BIDDER’S PERFORMANCE STATEMENT FORM (For A Period of Last 3 Years) Name of the Firm……………………………………….. Order placed by (full address of purchaser) Order No. and date Description and quantity of ordered equipment Price Date of completion of delivery as per Contract/Actual Remarks indicating reasons for late delivery, if any Has the equipment been installed satisfactory? Contact Person alongwith Tel. NO., Fax No. & e-mail address Signature Rubber stamp Place: Date :
When parking a vehicle facing uphill, the wheels should be: While driving your car you go into a skid, you should: How many passengers may accompany the holder of a validated GDL Special Learner Permit in the vehicle, excluding dependents? Road surfaces are the most slippery: As a driver, what are some of the measures you must take to insure the safety of all pedestrians? When the pavement is marked with two centerlines, one and one broken, passing is permitted: What color(s) is used to alert motorists that they must share the road or street with pedestrians and bicyclists? When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing lights you must: What actions could lead to distracted driving? Under New Jersey law, motorists signaling a right turn must yield to: Who is required by the GDL law to wear a seat belt in the vehicle? During a probationary period, a motorist must enroll in a probationary Driving School Program when: A motorist should never stop or park in front of a public or private driveway: After multiple drinks alcohol begins to impair your: If making a right turn on red, you must : After completing a MVC Driver Improvement Program, you will be on probation for a period of: When sharing the road with buses and large trucks, you must know: If you are drinking alcoholic beverages and have a BAC of slightly above .05%, the risk of you causing a collision is Drugs that may affect the basic driving skills are: When you go for your scheduled road test, you must present: If under 21, New Jersey law states that you may be under the influence if your blood alcohol level content is at: You cannot park in front of: At a BAC of .05% or beyond, the risk of causing an accident doubles and at .10% the risk increases to: : When a drivers hand and arm are straight out this means which hand signal?
CHAPTER – VIII: BIDDER’S PERFORMANCE STATEMENT FORM (For A Period of Last 3 Years) Name of the Firm……………………………………….. placed by (full address of purchaser) Order No. and date Description and quantity of ordered equipment Price Date of completion of delivery as per Contract/Actual Remarks indicating reasons for late delivery, if any Has the equipment been installed satisfactory? Contact Person alongwith Tel. NO., Fax No. & e-mail address Signature Rubber stamp Date :
2015-2016 Organizational Contact Information NEW JERSEY DECA High School Division State Officer Action Team 2015-2016 Kathleen Malik - Advisor to the State Officers Crissy Jones – Advisor to the State Officers Name School Address Advisor Destini Clark President Delsea Regional High School 242 Mill Road Franklinville, NJ 08322 856-694-0100 E-mail Eileen Fischer Email: Alexandra Formichella Northern Region Vice President Ridgewood High School 627 East Ridgewood Avenue Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Phone: 201-670-2800 E-Mail: Karen Mendez Paul Averhart Central Region Vice President Monroe Township High School 1629 Perrineville Road Monroe Township, NJ 08831 Phone: 732-521-2975 E-Mail: Deborah Stapenski Email: Brendan Kelley Southern Region Vice President Clearview Regional High School 625 Breakneck Road Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 Phone: 856-223-2790 E-Mail: Shawn Ellis Email:
Appendix G Community Service Project 2015-2016 Packages for Patriots New Jersey DECA Community Service Project “Packages for Patriots” By participating in the New Jersey 2015-2016 Statewide Community Service Project, each chapter completing the project will learn important business skills, and also serve their community and society as a whole. Our statewide goal is $25,000. All proceeds from this project will be donated to Operation Shoebox NJ in Hillsborough, NJ. This project is unique in that it is run solely by DECA members who understand the importance of community service. By sponsoring this project, New Jersey DECA hopes to create a greater awareness of the amazing outcomes of community service.
CHAPTER – VIII: BIDDER’S PERFORMANCE STATEMENT FORM (For A Period of Last 3 Years) Name of the Firm……………………………………….. placed by (full address of purchaser) No. and date Description and quantity of ordered equipment Price Date of completion of delivery as per Contract/Actual Remarks indicating reasons for late delivery, if any Has the equipment been installed satisfactory? Contact Person alongwith Tel. NO., Fax No. & e-mail address Signature Rubber stamp Place: Date :
5.7 A.1 5.7 A.2 An object is placed on a table. A magnet is slowly moved toward it and the object moves away from the magnet. The object is most likely — * A. another magnet B. a piece of glass C. a copper coin D. an iron nail 5.7 B.1 People wear hats when outside in the winter. How do hats help people stay warm? * A. Hats stop heat energy from leaving their heads. B. Hats stop electrical energy from leaving their heads. C. Hats stop cold from entering their bodies through their heads. D. Hats slow down electrical energy from entering their bodies through their heads. 5.7 B.2
Table (3): Comparison of petroleum residues in polluted sediment estimated by fluorescence spectroscopy in different area. Location (µg/g) Falmouth Bay (UK) 48.0 [11] Carmarthen Bay (UK) 34.0 Liverpool Bay (UK) 29.0 Coast of Oman 0.8 - 19.0 [12] Gulfe of Lion 3.0 - 420.0 [13] Bay of Marseilles 132.0 Saudia Arabia 13.0 - 540.0 [14] 82.0 - 122.0 [15] Saudia Arabia 62.0 - 1400.0 [16] NW Arabian Gulf 0.4 - 40.0 [17] Shatt river 2.6 - 44.0 Khor 3.5 - 5.0 Shatt river 3.7 - 26.0 [18] Shatt river 8.5 - 38.3 [19] NW Arabian Gulf 2.5 - 10.7 Shatt river 9.7 - 38.0 [20] Khor 21.0 - 178.0 [21] Al-Arab river 28.8 - 275.4 [22] Shatt river 59.5 - 148.4 [23] References Odewumi, A., Oil Pollution in Nigeria, A Report on Environmental Pollution Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Warri, 1987. Odu, C. T. I.: 1977, Microbiology of soils contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons Natural rehabilitation and reclamation of soil affected, Inst. Petroleum Technol., 1977; 1, 77–105. Hussain, N.A. and Ahmed, S.M. Influence of hydrographic conditions on the interaction between ichthyicplankton and macrozooplankton at Khor Az Zubair lagoon, Iraq, Arabian Gulf. Qatar Univ. Sci.J., 1999, 18: Al-Badran, B., Al–Beyati, F. and Abdullah, Y. 1996. Heavy Minerals distribution in the lower part of the Shatt Al-Arab river, South Iraq. Marina Mesopotamica, 11(1): 17– 26. UNESCO (1976). Guide to the operational procedures for IGOSS pilot project on marine pollution (petroleum) monitoring. IOC / WMO (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission / World Meteorological Office). Arab
Sl No Item Description Country of origin Unit Qty Unit Price Total price (5x6) Charges for Insurance & to port/ of destination Total Price (7+8) FOB port of shipment) FCA (named place of delivery) FOB (named port of shipment) FCA (named place of delivery) Air CIF Total Bid price in foreign Currency ____________________________________________________ _________________ in words. Note: Indian agents name & address ____________________ Installation, commissioning & training charges, if any_____________________ Cost of Spares _______________________________ The Indian commission shall paid in Indian Rupees only based on the Exchange Rate prevailing on the date of negotiation of documents in accordance with clause 22.1 of GCC. The cost of optional shall be indicated separately. It is certified: That I/ we have gone through and understood the requirements in the CIAB Tender Notice no. 30-GAP-08, 344, 363)/17-18/N-Pur dated 27.12.2017 and rates have been quoted accordingly. ii) That the terms and conditions given in the tender notice are acceptable to me/us. iii) That the information furnished by me /us is true and correct. iv) That the agency has not been blacklisted by any Government organization/department. Signature of Bidder Name: Name & Address of the firm Authorized Signature & Seal of the Firm ANNEXURE “B” PRICE SCHEDULE FOR GOODS BEING OFFERED FROM INDIA IN INR Name of the Bidder _________________________ NIQ No._____________________________
Model Delineating Argument Tool Name: Class: Date: Directions: Identify and record each of the following elements of the author’s argument in the text (or portion of text): central claim, supporting claims, evidence, and reasoning. Text: The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, Introduction Central Claim of text: “something akin to a racial caste system currently exists in the United States” (p. 2) Central Claim of chapter: “something akin to a racial caste system currently exists in the United States” (p. 2) Supporting “[A] huge percentage of [African Americans] are not free to move up at all” in terms of class (p. 13). Evidence: Reasoning: Supporting Claim: “Although this new system of racialized social control purports to be colorblind, it creates and maintains racial hierarchy much as earlier systems of control did.” (p. 13) Evidence: Reasoning: