zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
var sfx; sfx = instance_create(__x, __y, obj_specialeffect); sfx.sprite_index = spr_lowhit; curhp -= other.damage; last_damage += other.damage; last_damage_timer +=5; if other.type == 'juggle' {motion_set(90, 8)} } with (other.id){instance_destroy()} Since the hitbox is given the variables "damage" and "type". We can indicate that the player colliding with the hitbox should be 1) damaged by 5, and 2) hit into the air. Edit script: ini_player Add these two lines to the script: last_damage = 0; last_damage_timer = 0; Edit script: scr_gravity Edits are indicated in RED. var gforce; gforce = 0.5; if y >= ground {if vspeed > 0{vspeed = 0}; y = ground; onground = true} if y < ground {motion_add(270, gforce); onground = false} RUN! Try high kicking! The guy pops into the air ! Man this is looking to be one hell of a 2D Fighter ! How much more could we do? What else do can we implement into this game?? Much, much more guys. But it really is up to you how far you want to take this! Juggling No Attacking So I was playing around with juggling the last game and I quickly discovered a problem that I wanted to solve. While juggling the opponent, I found that the other player could still attack while in the air! I didn't like that. If I hit someone into the air, there should be a refractory period in which the other player is left helpless. So how are we going to implement this "refractory period"? Simply, we need a timer in the player. A 'juggle' timer.
As a result, the mapping of Treaty Bodies (TBs), Special Procedures and UPR reporting status will be focused on the following 132 States, within the five continents: Africa America Asia Europe Oceania Algeria Benin Burkina Faso Cameroon Cote d’Ivoire Egypt Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Ghana Guinea Kenya Libya Malawi Mali Morocco Mozambique Niger Nigeria Rwanda Senegal Sierra Leone South Africa Sudan Tanzania Togo Tunisia Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Argentina Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Uruguay USA Venezuela Afghanistan Armenia Azerbaijan Bangladesh Cambodia China Hong Kong India Indonesia Iran Iraq Israel Japan Jordan Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Macau Malesia Mongolia Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Philippine Saudi Arabia Singapore South Korea Sri Lanka Syria State of Palestine Taiwan Thailand UnitedArab Emirates Uzbekistan Vietnam Albania Austria Belgium Bosnia(Rep. Serbska) Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France FYROM Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Island Italy Lithuania Luxemburg Malta Moldova Montenegro Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom Fiji New Zealand Papua Nuova Guinea PROCEDURE & METHODOLOGY The survey activity will be developed in two phases.
Emerson, S, H. (1962) A survey of problems before the construction industry, Unknown: Unknown. Emmitt, S., and Gorse, C A. (2003) Construction communication. Oxford: Wiley- Blackwell. Fox, S. (2016) Why construction needs smart contracts [online] Available from: [Accessed 23 January 2017] Gartner. (2013) Gartner Identifies the Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2014 [online]. Available from: https://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2211115 [Accessed 26 January 2017]. Gartner (2016) Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies available at: [Accessed 3rd July 2017] Gronbaek, MvH. (2016) Blockchain 2.0, smart contracts and challenges [online]. Available from: [Accessed 12 January 2017]. Langford, D.A. and Murray, M. (2003) Construction reports 1944-98. Oxford: Blackwell Science. Latham, S. M. (1994) Constructing Excellence, Constructing the Team. [online]. Available from:[Accessed 4th March 2016]. Lynch, P.R. (2012) HGCRA: Re-Addressing the Balance of Power Between Main Contractors and Subcontractors. [online]. Available from: [Accessed 13 March 2017]. Mason, J. (2017A) Intelligent contracts and the construction industry. Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction. 9(3) Available from: [Accessed 01 February 2017]. Mason, J. (2017B) Intelligent contracts: Get Smart Building Magazine 7 July Available from: Morgan, P. (2014) Bitcoin South: Innovating Legal Systems through Blockchain Technology [online]. Available from:[Accessed 01 June 2016]. Mosey, D. Howard, C & Bahram, D. (2016) Enabling Building Information Modelling through Procurement and Contracts [online]. Available from:[Accessed 01 January 2017]. NBS. (2016) National BIM Report 2016 [online]. Unknown: RIBA Enterprises Ltd. [Accessed 05 January 2017] Norton, Rose Fullbright (2016) Smart Contracts: Coding the Fine Print, Available at: [Accessed 12 July 2017] Norton Rose Fulbright. (2016) Can smart contracts be legally binding contracts? [online]. Available from:[Accessed 20 March 2017].
Temporal scalability Figure 8.21 A block diagram of a two-layer temporal scalable encoder Hybrid scalability Figure 8.25 SNR, spatial and temporal hybrid scalability encoder Overhead due to scalability Figure 8.26 Increase in bit rate due to scalability Table 8.4 Applications of SNR scalability Base layer Enhancement layer Application ITU-R-601 same resolution and format as lower layer two quality service for standard TV high definition same resolution and format as lower layer two quality service for HDTV 4:2:0 high definition 4:2:2 chroma simulcast video production/distribution
Figure 7. Chemical stability (%) of β-carotene in different delivery systems measured after exposure to simulated small intestine conditions: (a) nanoemulsions; (b) nanoemulsions in 0.5% alginate beads; and, (c) nanoemulsions in 1% alginate beads.
Figures of speech in literature - Irony The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (By Samuel Coleridge) “Water, water, everywhere, And all the boards did shrink; Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink.” The Winner’s Photo! Today’s the day. New strip gleaming white! I am ready! Ready for the winner’s photo. Today’s the day. For scoring, winning, triumph! Eyes on the goal, Leg pulled back, Deep breath, Then foot swings forward to meet the ball. The ball shoots forward, But all I could see, Was………. the sky, From my position the mud! The crowds cheer. It’s a goal! I am helped to my feet. Strip covered in mud! Today’s the day. But I am ready….. Ready for the winner’s photo. Covered in mud! November Monday Metaphor His laughter set off a . Tuesday Puns Why did the turkey cross the road?
Figures of speech in literature – metaphors and similes I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (By William Wordsworth) “I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o’er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.” June Monday Metaphor As he looked down at the street he saw a sea of umbrellas. Tuesday Puns Two fish are in a tank. One says to the other, “Err...so how do you drive this thing?” Wednesday Sayings Don’t wash your dirty linen in public. Thursday Simile Her cheeks were as red as rubies. Friday Personification Thunder grumbled and raindrops reported for duty. Monday Onomatopoeia The hail pattered on the tin roof. Tuesday Alliteration Jenny jumped for joy. Wednesday Irony Titanic, which was advertised as "100% unsinkable", sank on its maiden voyage. Thursday Oxymoron We laughed and cried through the tragic comedy. Friday Euphemism “Look out! Here comes you-know-who!” Monday Metaphor Work with Joe until you know the ropes. Tuesday Puns I went to buy some camouflage trousers yesterday but couldn't find any.
23. Proceedings to be brought in name of Board 24. Service of notices, etc. 25. Publication of notices, etc. 26. Penalty 27. Unlawful occupation of native land 28. Obstruction of officers 29. Penalty for false declaration 30. Appointment of officers 31. Cost of administration to be paid by the Board 32. Proceedings not to be invalidated by reason of vacancy 33. Regulations 34. Crown rights 35. Board may hold other property as trustee 36. Rotuma not within scope of Act ------------------------------------------------------- Ordinances Nos. 12 of 1940, 16 of 1943, 35 of 1943, 7 of 1944, 2 of 1945, 15 of 1945, 16 of 1945, 30 of 1945, 29 of 1948, 13 of 1951, 24 of 1951, 11 of 1959, 21 of 1961, 58 of 1962, 7 of 1966, 11 of 1966, 19 of 1968, 16 of 1970, Legal Notice 112 of 1970, Act No. 1 of 1978 AN ACT RELATING TO THE CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION OF NATIVE LAND [7 June 1940] PART I - PRELIMINARY Short title 1. This Act may be cited as the Native Land Trust Act. Interpretation
are the same (i.e., mouse/house, low/toe). Internal Rhyme: Rhyme that occurs in words that are not at the end of a verse: I heard a bird go home But third to the sun I sat External Rhyme: Rhyme occurs at the end of a line: I am the black crow king King of nothing Exact Rhyme: When syllables match exact phonetically: Moon, June, Spoon Near (or “Slant”) Rhyme: When syllables are approximate in sound: thistle, knuckle; storm, warn Rhyme Scheme: pattern of rhymed words: house/badge/louse/stage = abab Repetition: repeating exact words or phrases. Put out the light, then put out the light. Parallel Structure: I have no way to see She has no way to leave We have no way to say a thing Assonance: Partial rhyme, when the internal vowel sounds of words are the same. (i.e., cow/bound/mouse). Alliteration : The repetition of first-letter consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables: the wild and woolly walrus waits and wonders when we'll walk by. Consonance: The repetition of consonant sounds within words: Humming and drumming, I came to and saw the hammer thump Onomatopoeia : Naming a thing or an action by imitating the sound associated with it. buzz, hiss, roar, woof Common Meters The most common metre is iambic ( 0 / , unstressed followed by stressed, as in the above lines). Others include trochaic ( / 0 , stressed followed by unstressed). anapaestic (0 0 / , two unstressed followed by one stressed). dactylic ( / 0 0, stressed followed by two unstressed).
Recommendation Response [Select one, delete others] Explanation Action plan Timeframe [If practical, please specify timeframe here] Recommendation 2 [Repeat evaluation recommendation in full]. Agree Disagree Recommendation Response [Select one, delete others] Explanation Action plan Timeframe [If practical, please specify timeframe here] Recommendation 2 Integrate inclusive community development planning processes across CSO activities that DFAT supports. Agree in part DFAT supports a variety of CSO activities. Not all CSOs activities that DFAT funds have a community development planning focus. DFAT will require all CSOs implementing activities with community development objectives employ inclusive processes in its planning and management. 2017-2022 under the Facility and the Fiji Women’s Fund.
Recommendation Response [Select one, delete others] Explanation Action plan Timeframe [If practical, please specify timeframe here] Recommendation 3 Ensure partnerships between CSO and GoF for community development activities at level are an explicit part of CSO community development grants. Agree DFAT supports community development activities that meet the needs of communities and align with Fiji Government priorities. CSOs accepting DFAT grants to deliver community development activities will be required to deliver their activities in partnership with national / local government. 2017-2022 under the Facility and the Fiji Women’s Fund.
“criminal proceedings” means proceedings before any court, other than a military court, in which a person is prosecuted for allegedly committing an offence, including an appeal, a case presented on the basis of agreed facts, or a question of law reserved; “department” means a department of the public service, under a ministry; “disability” includes any physical, sensory, mental, psychological or other condition, or illness that— has, or is perceived by significant sectors of the community to have, a significant adverse effect on an individual’s ability to participate fully and effectively in society on an equal basis with others; or forms the basis of unfair discrimination; “disciplinary law” means a written law regulating the discipline of any disciplined force; “disciplined force” means— the Republic of Fiji Military Forces; the Fiji Police Force; or the Fiji Corrections Service; “electoral offences” includes an offence under a law governing elections and includes any offence under any law governing registration of voters and registration of political parties; “Fiji” or “Republic of Fiji” means the territories which immediately before 10 October 1970 constituted the Colony of Fiji and includes any other territory declared by Parliament to form part of Fiji; “Gazette” means the Government of the Republic of Fiji Gazette published by order or under the authority of the Government, or a supplement to the Gazette; “Government” means the Government of the State; “human trafficking” includes trafficking of persons as defined or prescribed by a written law; “Judge” means a Judge of the High Court (including the Chief Justice), a Justice of Appeal (including the President of the Court of Appeal) or a Judge of the Supreme Court;
Fiji and the Seasonal Worker Program The Seasonal Worker Program commenced on 1 July 2012. The programme is ongoing for the Australian horticulture sector, and is also being trialled in the Australian accommodation, aquaculture, cane and cotton sectors. The trial will conclude on 30 June 2015. The Seasonal Worker Program is a capped programme. 3250 places are available in 2014-15 and 4250 places are available in 2015-16 to Australian approved employers. How can I become a seasonal worker? To apply, seasonal workers need to satisfy the following criteria: Be of good character Be healthy and fit at time of visa application Be a citizen of Fiji Have a genuine intention to enter Australia for seasonal work and to return to Fiji at the end of their employment. Fijian citizens interested in participating in the Seasonal Worker Program should contact Ms Sainimili Mocevakaca, Manager Foreign Employment Services in the Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations on + 679 330 3500 or email . If you are selected as a seasonal worker you will be employed under the same conditions as other Australian employees. You will be invited to work in Australia for a single approved employer for a period of between 14 weeks to six months and provided with a minimum average of 30 hours of work per week for the duration of your employment. Costs for seasonal workers You are not required to pay any fees to apply to participate in the Seasonal Worker Program. However, candidates who are selected by an Australian approved employer may need to pay for police and medical checks and a visa application charge. Never pay any fees to individuals claiming to offer seasonal work in Australia. If in doubt, check with the Fijian Government Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations. Your approved employer may deduct the following costs from your pay in instalments when you start working in Australia: Return International Airfare – any amount over $500 Domestic Transfer – up to $100 Visa applications charges Accommodation Transport to and from work Health Insurance Food and living expenses (if the approved employer purchases items on your behalf) Find out more More information about the Seasonal Worker Program can be found at: w: employment.gov.au/seasonal-worker-program and e: seasonalworker@employment.gov.au p: + 61 2 6240 5234 t: @SWPAustralia
ensure the competition remains at a social level. An eligible Filcom player who registers to play CPL Division one or ACT Basketball Premier Division one/two or higher during the Filcom season will no longer be eligible to participate in Filcom and will be subject to rule 15.5. If an elidible Filcom player plays more than one game for CPL Division one or ACT Basketball Premier Division one/two or higher during the team the player will no longer be eligible to participate in Filcom. For a player to be considered unregistered from any division that imposes playing restrictions, the player must remain unregistered from that division for a year before the restrictions can be removed. Exemptions from divisional playing restrictions If a player deregisters from all the divisions that impose playing restrictions, the player can apply to the Filcom Committee for an exemption. The application is required to provide details of why the player feels they should be exempt. Note: The committee will take the player’s ability and circumstances (prior injury) into consideration when making a decision on exemption requests. No player will be granted exemptions to play in more both Filcom divisions on a permanent basis. This rule is to reduce the risk of player injuries. Uniforms standard and other accessories Players of a team must be in matching uniforms consisting of same coloured tops with unique numbers. Teams have up to Round seven (7) to comply with the Uniforms standard outlined below. Players out of uniform will incur four (4) game points for the first player out of uniform and two (2) game points per player out of uniform there after. Slight colour and design variations in shorts are permitted. Shorts with pockets are NOT permitted, as they are regarded as dangerous. Numbers must be clear. Taped/chalked numbers are not allowed. The numbers that are allowed are: 00-99.
Item Solicitation Documentation (Continued) Applicable N/A In File 20. Solicitation document: a) Request for Quote – (Written) • Addenda, as applicable • General Provision (GSPD-401IT) • Bidder Instructions (GSPD-451) • IT contract language models as applicable to the purchase (recommended $5,000.00 and over, required $100,000.00 and over.)  Attachment 1, Statement of Work (including equipment and delivery schedules).  Attachment 2, IT General Provisions (GSPD 401-IT)  Attachment 3, IT Purchasing Special Provisions  Attachment 4, IT Maintenance Special Provisions  Attachment 5, IT Software License Special Provisions  Attachment 6, IT Personal Services Special Provisions • Administrative attachments, as applicable  DVBE Participation documentation, as applicable  TACPA recommended at $85,000.00, required at $100,000.00 and over. b) Oral solicitation • Addenda script, as applicable. • Documented “script” or narrative of the solicitation requirements. Item Pre-Procurement Requirements and/or Approvals 21. Advertisement • Copy of the California State Contract Register Ad (CSCR) if advertisement was warranted under $100,000.00. • Solicitation must be advertised if valued at $100,000.00 and over. 22. Request for Interest or Information, Copy of RFI, if applicable. Item Pre-Procurement Requirements and/or Approvals Applicable N/A In File 23. Pre-Approval Requirements • Transaction is exempt by statute, as applicable. If purchase if made under this justification, the procurement file must include a statement identifying how the transactions is exempt. • Transaction is exempt by DGS policy, as applicable. If purchase if made under this justification, the procurement file must include a statement identifying how the transactions is exempt
Item Procurement Evaluation Summary Documentation Applicable N/A In File Note: Evaluating and documenting the procurement effort either using the recommended Bid Quote Worksheet, Procurement Summary Report, (or similar documents developed by the department) or an Evaluation and Selection Report dependent upon the purchasing activity. Evaluating the procurement effort includes validations of the socio-economic preference programs including small business calculations, documenting responsiveness and responsibility. Each response should include any completed documentation as required by the solicitation’s administrative requirements (i.e.: STD.204, SM/MB/DVBE certification, DVBE participation attachment, recycled content certification, etc.) 14. Procurement Summary Report - using the suggested form or by similar document to summarize the procurement activity leading up to the award. 15. Bid Quote Worksheet – using the recommended form or a similar document to document the results of 16. Evaluation and Selection Report, as applicable to the risk of the procurement. 17. Evaluation Methodology: Lowest net cost meeting all other bid specifications Value-effective (must provide for two envelop evaluation procedure) Item Solicitation Documentation Applicable N/A In File 18. Solicitation Method: Oral solicitation Request for Quotation 19. Supplier Responses • Successful supplier response first, • Followed by supplier response as listed on bid quote worksheet or evaluation and selection report. Each response should include any completed documentation as required by the solicitation. 20. Bid List • Supplier name • Address • Phone and fax numbers • Contact person • Indicate if supplier is SB/MB/DVBE certification
Dinner [Prompt: eating out, fish, meat, dessert etc.] Please specify restaurant, or where main ingredients were bought, details Snacks Detail brand if known [Prompt: biscuits, sweets, chocolate bars, ice creams etc.] Details Time Details Time 2 DAYS BEFORE ONSET Date: ______________ 3 DAYS BEFORE ONSET Date: ______________ 4 DAYS BEFORE ONSET Date: ______________ Breakfast: If meal was eaten out, details Lunch If meal was out, details:
Classes of Activity subject to waste facility permit application to a local authority as per Part I of the third schedule of the Regulations (see Appendix 3) or Classes of Activity subject to certificate of registration with the local authority or the Agency as per Part of the third schedule of the Regulations (see Appendix 4) Where two or more activities are carried out at the facility, identify the principal activity as per the Regulations. Please use a separate sheet if required. Disposal activities as per the third schedule of the Waste Management Act Insert Class Number: Insert Class Description Example: Class D1: Deposit into or onto land (e.g. landfill etc.) Recovery activities as per the fourth schedule of the Waste Management Act Insert Class Number: Insert Class Description R5 Recycling/reclamation of organic substances which are not used as solvents (including composting and other biological transformation processes), which include gasification and pyrolisis using components such as chemicals. Classes of Activity subject to waste facility permit application to a local authority as per Part I of the third schedule of the Regulations Insert Class Number: Insert Class Description Classes of Activity subject to certificate of registration with the local authority or the Agency as per Part II of the third schedule of the Regulations Insert Class Number: Insert Class Description Principal Activity: Document(s) Reference:
Cllr Eoin Holmes, Cathaoirleach of Council, Signs Historic Declaration on the Future of Our Cities Minister for Disability, Older People, Equality and Mental Health, Kathleen Lynch launched the signing of the Dublin Declaration on Age-Friendly Communities on Wednesday, 28th September in City Hall, 2. Representatives from all over the world including Cllr Eoin Holmes, Cathaoirleach of Meath County Council, the Deputy Mayor of New York, the Mayor of Chia-Yi City, Taiwan, the Mayor of Rosario, Argentina and the Mayor of Udine, Italy gathered to sign the first ever international commitment to the principle of making our cities Essentially this means that the needs of our ageing population will be included in the future planning process of towns and cities. “We are very proud that Meath is signing the Dublin Declaration,” said Eoin Holmes, Cathaoirleach of Meath County Council. “The aspiration behind this Declaration is that the needs of our ageing population will be more integrated into all aspects of town and city planning. It’s a commitment to improve the quality of life for our older citizens and help them to continue to be active members of society as they grow older. We’re also very proud that is leading the way in this initiative,” he said. is ahead of the curve in implementing the principals of Age-Friendly Communities. There are now a total of nine Age-Friendly Counties. These are Meath, Louth, Clare, Kilkenny, Fingal, Monaghan, Cavan, Kildare and . “Rapid ageing and rapid urbanization has created a global need to tackle the issue of ageing,” said Anne Connolly of the Ageing Well Network. “Here in Ireland the Ageing Well Network has established a framework, the Age-Friendly Counties Initiative based on the WHO structure, where the public, private and voluntary sector have come together to plan and provide for our ageing population. Older people are finally involved in the planning process – instead of planning for them we are now planning with them,” she said. ENDS For further information please contact: Bronagh Walsh Communications T: 01 677 0630 M: 086 772
Dáil Constituency of Meath East - Local Electoral Area of Kells Polling District Reference Polling District Name Comprised of Electoral Divisions Polling Place (ED) K1 Ceannanas Mór (Town) CEANNANAS MÓR URBAN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townland of Townparks, CEANNANAS MÓR RURAL ED (PART OF) comprised of the townland of Archdeaconry Glebe. Ceannanas Mór Rural/Urban K2 Castletown CASTLETOWN ED Castletown K3 Donaghpatrick DONAGHPATRICK ED Donaghpatrick K4 Rathkenny RATHKENNY ED Rathkenny KA Ardagh ARDAGH ED Ardagh KB Carrickleck/ Kilmainham CARRICKLECK ED, KILMAINHAM ED, CRUICETOWN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Altmush (Kells Lower By) and Altmush (Morgallion By). Kilmainham KC Cruicetown/Newtown/ Staholmog NEWTOWN ED, STAHOLMOG ED, CRUICETOWN ED (PART OF) comprised of all townlands except Altmush (Kells Lower By) and Altmush (Morgallion By) which are included in the Carrickleck/Kilmainham Polling District KB Newtown Polling District Reference Polling District Name Comprised of Electoral Divisions Polling Place (ED) KD Drumcondra DRUMCONDRA ED Drumcondra KE Moybologue/Trohanny
RL Ratoath RATOATH ED., DUNSHAUGHLIN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Wilkinstown and Gormanstown. . Ratoath RM Rodanstown West RODANSTOWN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Balfeaghan, Ballymagillin, Batterstown, Bryanstown, Calgath, Dolanstown, Ferrestown, Kilglin, Padinstown, Piercestown, Rodanstown, Moyglare and Newtownmoyaghy. Kilmore / Rodanstown RN Rodanstown East RODANSTOWN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Barrockstown, Harristown, Kilgraigue, Killeany, Kimmins, Moygaddy, Oldgraigue, Owenstown and Porterstown. Kilmore / Rodanstown
Local Electoral Area of Navan Dáil Constituency of Meath West - Local Electoral Area of Navan Polling District Reference Polling District Name Comprised of Electoral Divisions Polling Place (ED) N1 Navan Urban North NAVAN RURAL ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Abbey land, Nevinstown, Ratholdron and Windtown. Navan Urban/Rural N2 Navan Urban North NAVAN URBAN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Batterstown, Blackcastle, and Clonmagaddan, NAVAN RURAL ED (PART OF) comprised of the townland of Blackcastle Demense Navan Urban/Rural N3 Navan Urban South East NAVAN RURAL ED (PART OF) comprised of the townlands of Alexander Reid, Ardmulchan, Athlumney, Bailis, Brannanstown, Ferganstown & Ballymacon, Johnstown, Kilcarn and Mooretown. Navan Urban/Rural N4 Navan Urban South West NAVAN URBAN ED (PART OF) comprised of the townland of Balreask Old Navan Urban/Rural Polling District Reference Polling District Name Comprised of Electoral Divisions Polling Place (ED)
Navan Recycling Centre Unit 1 Mullaghboy Industrial Estate Athboy Road Navan County Meath Tel: (046) 9066170 / (086) 1723061 Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9.00am - 4.45pm Closed Sundays & Bank Holidays Kells Recycling Centre Lloyd Business Park Kells County Meath Tel: (046) 9293436 / (087) 7495357 Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9.00am - 4.45pm Closed Sundays & Bank Holidays Trim Recycling Centre Manorlands Summerhill Road Trim County Meath Tel: (046) 9486775 / (086) 8196813 Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9.00am - 4.45pm Closed Sundays & Bank Holidays Dunboyne Recycling Facility – Thorntons Recycling Dunboyne Industrial Estate Dunboyne County Meath Tel: (01) 623 5133 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9.am – 5pm Saturday 9am – 1pm Closed Sundays & Bank Holidays Swimming Pools Kells Swimming Pool Navan Road Kells County Meath Tel: (046) 9240551 Email: Timetable available at Navan - Aura Leisure Centre Windtown Road Navan County Meath Tel: (046) 9079950 Fax: (046) 9079951 Email: Timetable available at Trim - Aura Leisure Centre Newhaggard Road Trim County Meath Tel: (046) 9438730 Fax: (046) 9481705 Email: Timetable available at
is the rain on the room that falls like coins asking who loves him who loves him who? ―Sandra Cisneros *Abuelito is an affectionate term for grandfather in Spanish. Term Quote Simile “Abuelito who throws coins like rain” Simile “is the rain on the room that falls like coins” Metaphor “who is a watch and glass of water” “who is dough and feathers”
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Photo Surname First Name Affiliated Party Address and Email Phone Number Flynn Enda Fine Gael 43 New Inn, Enfield, Co. Meath Email: 086-8153595 Fox Joe Fine Gael Clondoogan, Summerhill, Co. Meath Email: 087-2631318 French Noel Fine Gael 10 Kells Road, Trim, Co. Meath Email: 086-8053293 Golden Trevor Non-Party Church Lane, Trim, Co. Meath Email: 086-4008007 Lynch Caroline Sinn Féin Rathcairn, Athboy, Co. Meath Email: 086-8541199 McKenna Ronan Fianna Fáil 6 Lackanash, Trim, Co. Meath Email: 087-2901450
Particulars of Education: Date From - To Name and Type of School (Primary, Second Level) Examinations Passed (List Subjects, Pass/Honours, Papers, Scholarships, etc. Grade Obtained Date From - To Name of College/University (Full-time or part-time) Courseand Qualifications Grade Obtained Date From - To Other Relevant Training – Including Community Employment or other training initiatives Qualifications Date From - To Health & Safety Courses Attended Qualifications
Principal Activities of the Council The Council operates under eight service divisions which are reflected in the annual budgetary process: Housing & Building Road, Transportation & Safety Water Services Development Management Environmental Services Recreation & Amenity Agriculture, Education, Health & Welfare Miscellaneous Services The range of services under these headings includes the following: Beach and Coastal Management Building Control Burial Grounds Bus and Rail Links Business Parks Civil Defence Community Development and Participation Consumer Protection Corporate Estate Management Customer Service Derelict Sites Development Control Economic Marketing and Promotion Education Grants Environmental Awareness Environmental Enforcement Financial Management Fire Services Flood Alleviation Forward Planning Franchise and Elections Health and Safety Heritage and Conservation Housing Supports Human Resources Information Technology Internal Audit Leisure and Recreational Services Libraries and Arts Litter Management Local Authority Housing Motor Taxation New Housing Initiatives Planning Enforcement
Public Lighting Risk Management River Basin Management Road Design, Construction and Maintenance of Non-National Roads Road Safety Service to Citizens Service to Councillors Service to Local Community Development Committee & Local Enterprise Office Surface Water Drainage Tourism Development Traffic Management Traveller Settlement Veterinary Section and Animal Control Waste Management and Pollution Control Wastewater Treatment Water Supply In the implementation of this Plan, Meath County Council will be guided by the following Core Values which underpin our operations and services: Strong customer, citizen and community focus High standards of conduct, probity and impartiality Accountable, Accessible and Responsive Innovative and Inclusive Integrity and respect for all
MEATH COUNTY COUNCIL Comhairle Chontae na Mi For official use only Application Form Closing Date: 5.00pm - 22nd November 2017 Job Title: Technician Grade 1 Section A – Personal Details TITLE: FIRST NAME: SURNAME: *ADDRESS – For Correspondence Purposes CONTACT DETAILS: Work Phone Ext. Number Home Phone Mobile Number Email Address Section B – Education & Training. You must ensure that all sections of this application form are completed in full.
unaccounted for. If it is necessary to continue on a separate sheet, please set the information out in the same manner as below. Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To
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Do you have a disability/special needs? ______________. Please complete attached form (Appendix 1) where relevant. Do you have a current Safe Pass Card (if applicable)? _____________________________________________ Do you hold a current valid driving licence (if applicable)? ______________________________________________ Please state if full or provisional _______________ Please state category of vehicles covered _______________ Have you ever accepted Voluntary Redundancy/Early Retirement from a Local Authority or any other public service organisation by which you were employed? __________________ Are you legally entitled to be employed in Ireland? _____________ Are you in receipt of a superannuation allowance in respect of an office under a local authority or a harbour authority? ______________ Are you now or have you been within the last 12 months a member of a local authority or a harbour authority? _______________ Please provide the names of two responsible persons as referees to whom you are well known but NOT related. (If you are currently employed, one of the referees should be a present employer). REFEREE NO. 1 REFEREE NO. 2 NAME & ADDRESS NAME & ADDRESS Email: Email: (Before emailing this Form please ensure that you have replied fully to all questions.) I, the undersigned, HEREBY DECLARE that all the foregoing particulars are true and give my permission for any enquiries to be made to establish such matters as qualifications, experience, character and for the release by other people, agencies, police authorities or organisations of such information, as may be necessary, to Meath County Council for that purpose. This may include enquiries from past/present employers.
In the event of a short-listing exercise being employed, Meath County Council will examine the application forms and assess them against pre-determined criteria based on the requirements of the position. It is therefore in your own interest to provide a detailed and accurate account of your qualifications / experience on the application form. Please note copies of all certificates/qualifications will be requested at a later date. Name of and Type of school (Primary, second level) Date From - To Examinations Passed (List subjects, Pass/Honours, Papers, Scholarships, etc) Grade Obtained Name of College/University (Full-time or part-time) Date From - To Course and Qualifications Grade Obtained Other Relevant Training Date From - To Qualifications Health & Safety Courses Attended Date From - To Qualifications
Section B – Education & Training You must ensure that all sections of this application form are completed in full. In the event of a short-listing exercise being employed, Meath County Council will examine the application forms and assess them against pre-determined criteria based on the requirements of the position. It is therefore in your own interest to provide a detailed and accurate account of your qualifications / experience on the application form. Please note copies of all certificates/qualifications will be requested at a later date. Name of and Type of school (Primary, second level) Date From - To Examinations Passed (List subjects, Pass/Honours, Papers, Scholarships, etc) Grade Obtained Name of College/University (Full-time or part-time) Date From - To Course and Qualifications Grade Obtained Other Relevant Training Date From - To Qualifications
You must ensure that all sections of this application form are completed in full. In the event of a short-listing exercise being employed, Meath County Council will examine the application forms and assess them against pre-determined criteria based on the requirements of the position. It is therefore in your own interest to provide a detailed and accurate account of your qualifications / experience on the application form. Please note copies of all certificates/qualifications will be requested at a later date. Name of and Type of school (Primary, second level) Date From - To Examinations Passed (List subjects, Pass/Honours, Papers, Scholarships, etc) Grade Obtained Name of College/University (Full-time or part-time) Date From - To Course and Qualifications Grade Obtained Other Relevant Training Date From - To Qualifications Health & Safety Courses Attended Date From - To Qualifications
Section C – Employment Record Give below, in date order (starting with your current employer), full particulars of all employment (including any periods of unemployment) between the date of leaving school or college to present date. No period between these dates should be unaccounted for. If it is necessary to continue on a separate sheet, please set the information out in the same manner as below. Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving:
I, the undersigned, HEREBY DECLARE that all the foregoing particulars are true and give my permission for any enquiries to be made to establish such matters as qualifications, experience, character and for the release by other people, agencies, police authorities or organisations of such information, as may be necessary, to Meath County Council for that purpose. This may include enquiries from past/present employers. I confirm that all statements given by me on this Application Form are true, correct and without omission. Any false information given will disqualify my Application. SIGNATURE: DATE: Essential Requirements: Handwritten applications will not be considered, please submit all applications in typed script. Completed Application Forms must be returned no later than 5pm on the closing date as indicated on the advertisement. They must be returned by email – to . Please include the Job Title (as described on front page) as a reference in the subject line. Electronic applications will be acknowledged automatically. Please keep this acknowledgement as proof of delivery of your application. If you do not receive an acknowledgement, please contact the HR Department Do not forward any certificates, references or CV’s with this form. If there is insufficient space provided on this form you may attach ONE additional sheet with your application. Applicants may be shortlisted from their application forms. Please ensure that information given is sufficiently comprehensive. The onus is on candidates to establish eligibility in this application form. Before you return the form to Meath County Council please ensure that you have completed all sections. Canvassing will automatically disqualify. Any employment offered is dependent on the information given being true. False or misleading information or deliberate omissions may result in termination of employment. All documents relating to this competition will be retained on file for a period of 12 months following the expiry of the panel formed. Late applications will not be accepted Phone queries can be made to Human Resources Section on 046-9097040 Please ensure that you have certified copies of all qualifications, as indicated on this application form, available for inspection if requested. Appendix 1 Meath County Council Special Needs Identification Questionnaire
Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving: Dates Title of post held, short description of duties, salary, etc. Name and address of Employer Period in months From To Reason for leaving:
The City School Prep Girls, North Nazimabad EnglishClass 7 The Phantom Tollbooth Name _____________________________ Date_________________ Figurative Language is the term given to a variety of writing “tricks” used by authors to help the readers see, hear, taste, smell, and feel the events and scenes in their stories. There are many different types of figurative language. Metaphor = a comparison between two essentially unalike things. Personification = a type of metaphor in which human qualities are give to non-human things such as animals or objects. Simile = a comparison of two unlike things using words such as like or as. Allegory = A story with a hidden second meaning. Hyperbole = Gross exaggeration used to make a point. Type of F.L. Quote Explanation Personification “The late-afternoon sunlight leaped lightly from leaf to leaf, slid along branches and down trunks, and dropped finally to the ground in warm, luminous patches.” Leaping, sliding, and dropping are human characteristics given to the sunlight. Metaphor Simile Onomatopoeia Hyperbole Oxymoron
Figurative Language & Imagery Chart Student Name: _________________________________________________ WORD OR PHRASE CHAPTER & PAGE NUMBER DEVICE FIGURATIVE MEANING (Meaning in the story)
Figure of Speech A phrase having a different meaning than its literal meaning Example: “It’s raining cats and dogs.” Examples in Wonder (Pgs 67, 156, 176, 228, 240) Example 1: Pg ______ Sentence: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Example 2: Pg ______ Sentence: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Example 3: Pg ______ Sentence: ______________________________________________________________________________________
The place of supply of goods, other than supply of goods imported into, or exported from India, shall be as under, Where the supply involves movement of goods: Whether by the supplier or the recipient or by any other person, the place of supply of such goods shall be the location of the goods at the time at which the movement of goods terminates for delivery to the recipient Where the goods are delivered by the supplier to a recipient or any other person on the direction of a third person: Whether acting as an agent or otherwise, before or during movement of goods, either by way of transfer of documents of title to the goods or otherwise, it shall be deemed that the said third person has received the goods and the place of supply of such goods shall be the principal place of business of such person Where the supply does not involve movement of goods Whether by the supplier or the recipient, the place of supply shall be the location of such goods at the time of the delivery to the recipient Where the goods are assembled or installed at site The place of supply shall be the place of such installation or assembly Where the goods are supplied on board a conveyance Including a vessel, an aircraft, a train or a motor vehicle, the place of supply shall be the location at which such goods are taken on board. Where the place of supply of goods cannot be determined, the place of supply shall be determined in such manner as may be prescribed. Place of supply of Service for Import and Export:- Imported into India shall be the location of the importer Exported from India shall be the location outside India.
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