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12:30 Shot List/Story Board Shot/Scene Number Photo Description Notes Title Appears in a flash with a slow movement from left to right. When title appears go from silence to a sudden base drop Duration 4 Seconds Scene 1 Shot 1 Slow track through the door frame and round the door to reveal and establish scene. Tracking shot Possible focus push from door to character 1 Duration 4 Seconds Scene 1 Shot 2 From bottom of the bed looking up towards character 1 reading a book. Medium close up establishing the scene Actor turning pages of horror book Duration 3 Seconds Scene 1 Shot 3 Shot of bed side table showing the time reading 12:29 Close up building the narrative Set dressing with things found in a young women’s bedroom. Duration 2 seconds Scene 1 Shot 4 Establishing the genre of book being read Close up Duration 3 Seconds Scene 1 Shot 5 (Minus the book and the glasses) Shot of the bed side table showing the time change to 12:30 Close up Tick noise for time changing Duration 4 seconds
Scene 1 Shot 6 From bottom of the bed looking up towards character 1 as she hears floorboards creak outside her door. Medium close up Character 1 lowers the book and looks towards the door Duration 4 seconds Scene 1 Shot 7 Point of view of character 1 looking towards the door Medium close up Floor boards creaking Duration 2 seconds Scene 1 Shot 8 From the bottom of the bed looking up towards character 1 as she ignores the sounds from outside her room and roles over to fall asleep Medium close up Character 1 shakes her head, puts her book and glasses down and goes to sleep Duration 4 seconds Scene 1 Shot 9 Close up of character one as she shuffles trying to get to sleep. When a hand grabs her face and she screams. Close up Duration 4 seconds Scene 2 Shot 1 Close up of character 1 sitting bolt up after waking up from her dream Close facing directly towards character 1 Duration 3 seconds Scene 2 Shot 2 Medium close up as she looks towards her bedside clock Medium close up Deep breathing from character 1 as she looks towards her clock Duration 2 seconds With the main bedroom light now on
failure to comply with section 36(11) of the Act. In the case of a body corporate 8 penalty units. 4. An offence against regulation 6(a) of the Shipwrecks Regulations. 2 penalty units. Column 1 Code Column 2 Infringement offence Column 3 Infringement penalty 5. An offence against regulation 6(b) of the Shipwrecks Regulations. 2 penalty units. 6. An offence against regulation 6(c) of the Shipwrecks Regulations. 2 penalty units. 7. An offence against section 74A of the Act. In the case of a natural person 4 penalty units. In the case of a body corporate 10 penalty units. Sch. ═══════════════ ENDNOTES Endnotes General Information The Heritage (Infringement Notice) Regulations 2012, S.R. No. 34/2012 were made on 15 May 2012 by the Governor in Council under section 185 of the Heritage Act 1995, No. 93/1995 and came into operation on 15 May 2012. The Heritage (Infringement Notice) Regulations 2012 will sunset 10 years after the day of making on 15 May 2022 (see section 5 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994). Table of Amendments Endnotes
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NB 110 Route 10 to Route 5 NB 405 Route 90/405 interchange to Santa Monica Blvd SB 405 Sunset Blvd to Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles Music Center 101 Route 10/101 interchange to Glendale Blvd 110 Route 10 to Route 5 Mexican independence celebration at Whittier Narrows Recreation Area 60 Paramount Blvd to Route 605 Olvera Street festivals 101 Route 10/101 interchange to Vermont Ave Rose Bowl events 2 Colorado Blvd to Route 210 110 Route 101 to Glenarm St 134 Route 5 to Route 210 210 Route 2 to Route 605 710 Del Mar Blvd to Route 210 Rose Parade float viewing EB 210 Route 134 to Rosemead Blvd WB 210 Route 605 to Allen Ave Santa Anita Race Track EB 210 Lake Ave to Huntington Dr WB 210 Route 605 to Baldwin Ave Staples Center/Los Angeles Convention Center 10 Route 5/10/60/101 interchange to Crenshaw Blvd 110 Route 105 to Route 101 StubHub Center 91 Route 110 to Central Ave South Gate Holiday Christmas Parade 710 Imperial Hwy to Route 5 Point Mugu Air Show 1 Las Posas Rd to Rose Ave 101 Route 23 to Route 126 Ventura County Fair 33 Ventura Ave to Route 101 101 Oxnard Blvd (Route 1) to Route 33 Ventura Strawberry Festival 1 Las Posas Rd to Rose Ave 101 Route 23 to Route 126
(2) The National Electricity Rules have the force of law in this jurisdiction subject to this Division. 16J Efficiency carryover mechanism is an efficiency benefit sharing scheme Despite anything to the contrary in the National Electricity (Victoria) Law or the National Electricity Rules, the definition of efficiency benefit sharing scheme in Chapter 10 of the Rules is to be read as if after "clause 6.5.8" there were inserted ", and in the case of a Distribution Network Service Provider that is a Victorian DNSP, the efficiency carryover mechanism that applied to that Victorian DNSP". 16K Modification of definition of regulatory control period for purposes of this Division Despite anything to the contrary in the National Electricity (Victoria) Law or the National Electricity Rules— s. 10 (a) the reference to a control mechanism in paragraph (b) of the definition of regulatory control period in Chapter 10 of the Rules, as it applies to a Victorian DNSP, is taken to include the efficiency carryover mechanism and service adjustment applicable to that Victorian DNSP; (b) paragraph (b) of the definition of regulatory control period in Chapter 10 of the Rules is to be read as if after "determination" there were inserted ", and in the case of a Distribution Network Service Provider that is a
See: Act No. 66/2011 and amending Act Nos 66/2011, 70/2011, 13/2012 and 28/2012. Statute Book: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In paragraph (a) the definition of privilege in section 3(1) of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011, after "court or tribunal" insert ", other than the privilege provided for in Division 1C of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008". 18 New section inserted after section 67 After section 67 of the Independent Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011 insert— "67A Journalist privilege does not apply A person is not, in relation to the exercise of a power under this Part, entitled to the privilege provided for in Division 1C of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008.". 19 New section inserted after section 82ZC After section 82ZC of the Independent Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011 insert— "82ZCA Journalist privilege does not apply A person is not, in relation to an examination or witness summons, entitled to the privilege provided for in Division 1C of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008.". __________________ 2004
See: Act No. 8414. Reprint No. 8 as at 7 March 2008 and amending Act Nos 65/2007, 34/2008, 27/2009, 69/2009, 29/2011, 66/2011, 70/2011, 72/2011 and 6/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) After section 18(4) of the Ombudsman Act 1973 insert— "(4A) A person is not, in relation to an investigation under this Act, entitled to the privilege provided for in Division 1C of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008.". (2) In section 18(5) of the Ombudsman Act 1973, for "subsections (3) and (4)" substitute "subsections (3), (4) and (4A)". __________________ 2008 22 New section inserted after section 69 s. 22 See: Act No. 34/2008 and amending Act Nos 34/2008, 60/2008, 25/2009, 55/2009, 69/2009, 13/2010, 29/2011 and 13/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au After section 69 of the Police Integrity Act 2008 insert— "69A Journalist privilege does not apply A person is not, in relation to an examination or a witness summons, entitled to the privilege provided for in Division 1C of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008.". __________________
Add between the 1st and 2nd paragraphs of section 12-4.04C: A pedestrian facility closure on the same side of the highway is limited to no more than 1 block. When working on one side of the highway, the pedestrian facility on opposite side of the highway within the same block must be open. Concurrent pedestrian facility closures on the same side of the highway must be spaced at least 2 blocks apart. For an intersection with 4 quadrants, close the side serving the 2 quadrants in the same direction of travel. Provide a temporary pedestrian access route if all 4 intersection quadrants are required to be closed for construction. Provide and maintain temporary lighting for the temporary pedestrian access route. At the locations listed below, schedule operations such that pedestrian facility closure does not exceed the number of working days shown: Location Pedestrian Facility Working Days
(c) a statement as to whether the result of the oral fluid tested indicated the oral fluid sample provided by the person contained a prescribed illicit drug; and (d) the name of the person from whom the oral fluid sample was taken; and (e) the time and date the oral fluid sample was taken; and (f) the name and signature of the member of the police force who took the oral fluid sample. Reg. 12F inserted by S.R. No. 138/2012 reg. 7. 12F Certificate under section 32B(4) A certificate under section 32B(4) of the Act must, in addition to a statement as to the presence of a prescribed illicit drug in that sample of oral fluid, contain the following particulars— (a) a statement by the analyst that he or she is an approved analyst within the meaning of section 32B of the Act; and (b) a statement as to the method of analysis used; and (c) the name and signature of the analyst; and (d) the date on which the analysis was conducted; and Reg. 12F(e) amended by S.R. No. 99/2013 reg. 4. (e) a description of the contents of the identification label referred to in regulation 10G that was attached to the part of the oral fluid received for analysis. r. 12F __________________
(b) payments to the Council by the authority, person, Authority or licensee in respect of long service leave for a person or class of persons transferring from employment with the authority, office, Authority or licensee to employment with the Council. 23 Part-time or casual service prior to 1 January 1986 r. 23 A part-time or casual member who worked less than 24 hours per week before 1 January 1986 is not entitled to accrue long service leave entitlements in respect of that work on a pro rata basis, however, the period of service during which that work was carried out must be included as recognised service in accordance with these Regulations for the purpose of the member's long service leave entitlement. 24 Saving of earlier entitlements (1) If any provision of these Regulations has the effect of— (a) reducing or adversely affecting the position of any person in respect of service; or (b) specifying a level of benefits for any person or class of person which is less than the level which applied— under the Local Government Act 1958 as in force before the commencement of section 101 of the Local Government Act 1989, that provision, to the extent that it has that effect, has no force. (2) If subregulation (1) applies, the position of the person, or the level of benefits which is to apply, is to be determined as if the Local Government Act 1958 (as in force immediately before the commencement of section 101 of the Local Government Act 1989) were still in force. ═══════════════
Councilperson Reishman moved to approve the Resolution. Councilperson Lane seconded the motion. With a majority of members elected recorded thereon as voting in the affirmative the Mayor declared Resolution 840-16 adopted. Your committee on Finance has had under consideration the following committee report, and reports the same to Council with the recommendation that committee report pass. A proposal submitted by Stephen Auto Center, in the total amount of $30,989 for purchase of 1 (one) – 2017 Ford Interceptor Utility for the Police Department. This is replacing a vehicle that was totaled in October 2016. $20,752 to be charged to Account No. 001-975-00-567-4-459, Capital Outlay, PNC Equipment Financing, Lease Schedule 201174000 $10,237 of insurance proceeds from Erie Insurance Councilperson Reishman moved to approve the Committee Report. Councilperson Lane seconded the motion. With a majority of members elected recorded thereon as voting in the affirmative the Mayor declared the Committee Report adopted. Your committee on Finance has had under consideration the following committee report, and reports the same to Council with the recommendation that committee report pass. A proposal submitted by Summit Mowers, in the total amount of $57,900 for purchase of 3 (three) – TRX Remote Control Slope Mowers. These are to be used by the Public Grounds Department To be charged to Account No. 001-975-00-567-4-459, PNC Equipment Financing, Lease Schedule 201174000
3 Definitions In this Act— authorised person means— (a) an authorised officer within the meaning of section 23; (b) an authorised officer within the meaning of section 43; (c) any other person engaged (whether as an officer or employee or otherwise) in the administration of this Act; AVPCC means an Australian Valuation Property Classification Code based on the Valuation Best Practice Specifications Guidelines; capital improved value has the same meaning as it has in section 2(1) of the Valuation of Land Act 1960; CFA means the Country Fire Authority established under the Country Fire Authority Act 1958; collection agency means a Council— (a) appointed to collect levy in respect of leviable land in its municipal district including leviable land owned by the Council; (b) directed by the Minister to be the collection agency in respect of leviable land outside the municipal district of the Council; Commissioner means the Commissioner of State Revenue under the Taxation Administration Act 1997; rateable
4 Definitions In this Act— community based sentence has the meaning given by section 5; corresponding law has the meaning given by section 8; interstate authority has the meaning given by section 9; interstate jurisdiction has the meaning given by section 6(3); interstate sentence has the meaning given by section 7(2); jurisdiction has the meaning given by section 6(1); local authority has the meaning given by section 10; local register has the meaning given by section 11; local sentence has the meaning given by section 7(1); offender, in relation to a community based sentence, means the person on whom the sentence was imposed; originating jurisdiction, in relation to a community based sentence, means the jurisdiction where the sentence was originally imposed; participating jurisdiction has the meaning given by section 6(2); s. 4 registration criteria has the meaning given by section 16;
This Version incorporates amendments made to the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Regulations 2012 by statutory rules, subordinate instruments and Acts. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Amendment Regulations 2012, S.R. No. 89/2012 Date of Making: 28.8.12 Date of Commencement: 1.9.12: reg. 3 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Explanatory Details Endnotes No entries at date of publication.
Assessment Committee Thursday, December 6, 2012 12:00 – 1:30 PM HEC 220 MINUTES Participants: Nandini Dasgupta, Marcus Banks, Terry Nordstrom, Penny Bamford, Kathleen Roberts, Stephanie Bangert, Peggy Griffith, Scot Foster, Irma Walker-Adame Approve September minutes Minutes approve Discuss PC response to Student Survey 2012 All We have detail information regarding the insurance. Responses were less than ideal. There were three items we receive no responses to on the survey. Ms. Ulman may start a series of focus groups. Dr. Foster will follow up with Ms. Ulman with regards to her progress with the focus groups. Items 4 and 5 we have no updates. Item 6 Dr. Roberts and Mr. Garten-Shuman are working on a plan A follow up orientation with our under-represented students after the main orientation Bring your family to orientation day Dr. Roberts will speak with different disciplines for the best time for follow up orientation Action: A follow up with orientation at the January meeting Mr. Banks will follow up with Mr. Garten-Shuman regarding items 3, 4 and 5 for answers. There was a discussion to expand the Assessment Committee to add additional faculty. In terms of members possibly two department chairs. One or two individuals will have to step down from Assessment. Dr. Nordstrom offered to be a liaison. Ms. Bangert offer to step down. Action: Mr. Banks will extend an invitation to faculty for a specific date to attend a meeting.
Lesson 6 Problem-Solving Practice Volume of Cylinders 1. Mrs. Washington has a rain barrel with a radius of 1.25 feet and a volume of 15.9 cubic feet. Find the height of the rain barrel to the nearest tenth. 2. The Fresh Chili Company is changing the size of their cans of chili. The new can needs to hold 500 cubic centimeters of chili. The height of the can is to be 11 centimeters. What must the radius of the new can be? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. 3. At Peter’s job, he needs to empty wastebaskets. The cylindrically shaped wastebaskets have a height of 3 feet and a diameter of 1 feet. Peter empties the wastebaskets into a dumpster that is shaped like a rectangular prism. If the dumpster is 8 feet wide, 6 feet deep, and 5 feet tall, how many wastebaskets full of trash will fit in the dumpster? 4. Mama Rosa’s soup is shipped in boxes with 12 cans to a box. Each can has a diameter of 3.5 inches and a height of 5 inches. Find the volume of 12 cans of Mama Rosa's soup. Round to the nearest tenth. 5. Penny glued together wooden blocks to build the castle shown below. Each triangular prism has the same measurements and each cylinder has the same measurements. She wants to send the castle to her cousin. She has a box which measures 15 inches long, 8 inches wide, and 15 inches tall. She plans to use popcorn to protect the castle during shipping. What volume of popcorn does Penny need? 6. A school principal ordered a podium for the debate club. Find the volume of the podium.
Energy Efficiency Pathway: Local-Led Building Performance Programs Note: Red, italicized text provides instructions to complete the template. Blue text describes the template fields that need to be completed. Black text represents model or example responses, as they might be filled in by a state. There are numerous kinds of local-led building performance policies and programs. Table 2, derived from the State and Local Energy Efficiency Action Network, summarizes several common types but omits others, such as programs addressing minimum energy standards for existing residential rental housing. This document discusses in detail one such program, the City of Boulder’s (Colorado) SmartRegs program. Table 2. Sample of Building Performance Policies Established by Local Governments Type of Policy Buildings Covered Sectors Affected Summary Ongoing energy benchmarking and transparency Buildings over a certain square footage (varies by jurisdiction) Primarily commercial, large multifamily, municipal Benchmarking involves compiling building energy consumption data and calculating summary metrics that can be compared to peer buildings or the same building’s historical consumption. Building owners provide results, typically annually, to a designated government agency. Results are often disclosed to the public to make energy performance of buildings transparent, encourage steps to improve performance over time, and enable the real estate market to reward high-performing buildings. Ongoing energy audits Buildings over a certain square footage (varies by jurisdiction) Primarily commercial, large multifamily, municipal Audits are on-site evaluations of a building’s major energy-consuming systems conducted by a certified professional. Audits identify opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce energy bills and provide a roadmap for property owners to improve performance. Some jurisdictions offer technical or financial support for audits. Periodic Buildings over a certain square footage (varies by jurisdiction) Primarily commercial, large multifamily, municipal Retro-commissioning is a structured process, conducted by a certified professional, to systematically examine a building’s major energy-consuming systems and identify and correct sub-optimal performance. Retro-commissioning can lead to improved building performance through low- or no-cost measures. Some jurisdictions require that large buildings periodically undergo to ensure ongoing efficient performance. commissioning commissioning
levy rate means levy rate determined by the Minister under Part 2; s. 3 levy records means the records maintained by a collection agency under section 24; levy year means 1 July to 30 June; MFB means the Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board established under the Metropolitan Fire Brigades Act 1958; metropolitan fire district means metropolitan fire district within the meaning of section 4 of the Metropolitan Fire Brigades Act 1958; municipal district has the same meaning as it has in section 3(1) of the Local Government Act 1989; non-rateable leviable land means leviable land— (a) that is located in a municipal district but is not rateable land; (b) that is not located in a municipal district; non-reviewable decision has the meaning given by section 5; owner has the meaning given by section 4; public body has the meaning given by section 10(2); rateable land has the same meaning as it has in section 3(1) of the Local Government Act 1989; valuation authority has the same meaning as it has in section 2(1) of the Valuation of Land Act 1960;
valuation which is not consistent with the supplementary valuation. (4) Despite subsection (3), for the purposes of the Fire Services Property Levy Act 2012, the collection agency that caused the supplementary valuation to be made may use the supplementary valuation before it is certified by the valuer-general. s. 126 (5) If a supplementary valuation has been made in any of the circumstances referred to in subsection (2) other than paragraph (e), the amount of any fire services property levy payable in relation to that land must be calculated— (a) for any period until the day of that return—by reference to the existing valuation; and (b) from the day after that return for the remainder of the period—upon the supplementary valuation. (6) If a supplementary valuation has been made in any of the circumstances referred to in subsection (2)(n), the collection agency may adjust the fire services property levy payable retrospectively for any period it considers just. (7) The valuer in making a supplementary valuation must— (a) have regard to the general levels of value upon which the valuation in force was based; and (b) assess the value that the land to which the supplementary valuation applies would have had if at the time at which the last valuation was made it had been in the condition in which it is at the
(1) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, may appoint a person as Principal Commissioner. (2) The Minister must not recommend a person for appointment under subsection (1) unless the Minister is satisfied that the person is qualified for appointment as Principal Commissioner because of his or her knowledge and experience. (3) The Principal Commissioner must be appointed on a full-time basis. 12 Appointment of additional Commissioner s. 12 (1) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, may appoint a person as an additional Commissioner. (2) The Minister must not recommend a person for appointment under subsection (1) unless the Minister is satisfied that the person is qualified for appointment as a Commissioner because of his or her knowledge and experience. (3) A Commissioner may be appointed on a full-time or part-time basis. 13 Remuneration and allowances (1) The Principal Commissioner is entitled to be paid the remuneration and allowances that are determined from time to time by the Governor in Council. (2) A Commissioner is entitled to be paid the remuneration and allowances that are determined from time to time by the Governor in Council. 14 Terms and conditions of appointment Subject to this Division, the Principal Commissioner or a Commissioner—
central register has the same meaning as it has in the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005; s. 3 child means a person who is under the age of 18 years; child protection client has the meaning given by section 4; Commission means the Commission for Children and Young People established by section 6; Commissioner means an additional Commissioner appointed under section 12; S. 3 def. of community service inserted by No. 61/2014 s. 155. community service has the same meaning as it has in the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005; corrupt conduct has the same meaning as it has in the Independent Broad-based Anticorruption Commission Act 2011; Department of Justice means the Department of Justice as established under the Public Administration Act 2004; education professional means— (a) a person who is registered as a teacher under the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 or has been granted permission to teach under that Act; or (b) the principal of a Government school or a non-Government school within the meaning of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006; or (c) a person who is employed or engaged to provide care or education to children by—
Instruction: In outline form, describe each day of instruction. Formative Assessment: Day 1 Introduce spelling words Introduce phonics skill: j and s sound wb. 18 Introduce story vocabulary-Complete vocabulary graphic organizer-sort according to syllables (Small groups) Writing complete sentences with Vocabulary words. Drawing conclusions Analyze a passage drawing conclusions about the text in small groups Introduce adjectives that compare wb. 16 Suffix –ly wb 25 Paragraph editing Advancing and assessing questions Writing Workbook pages Teacher observation Thumbs up/thumbs down Word sort Group/partner work Day 2 Read “The Albertosaurus Mystery ” whole group and answer questions Turn and Talk: What can fossils tell us about the past? Phonics vcccv pattern wb. 20 ABC order Adjectives that compare wb. 17 Drawing conclusions ws. Paragraph editing Writing Workbook pages Oral questioning Teacher observation Think pair share Group/partner work Thumbs up/thumbs down Day 3 Words with /j/ and /s/ wb 24 Partner read and answer text based questions Read “Finding Fossils for Fun” Text to Self Writing Drawing conclusions ws. Adjectives that compare wb. 23 Bell Ringer: Write 5 sentences using at least 2 adjectives in each sentence. Writing: Create sentences with spelling words. Use 2 or more in a sentence. Paragraph editing Oral questioning Oral reading Teacher observation Workbook pages Writing Thumbs up/thumbs down Think pair share Writing Day 4 Proofreading wb. 27 Phoneme/Grapheme Boxes Proper nouns review wb. 26 Review story with retell cards Story Quiz/Vocab quiz Spelling Dictation Test Paragraph editing Oral questioning Teacher observation Workbook Writing Turn and talk Nonfiction text Day 5 Benchmark ELA test Think pair and share Workbook Writing Alternate Instructional Interventions: Provide a specific plan for alternate instructional interventions, or re-teaching. Small groups, individualized tutoring, peer tutoring, and alternate assessments will be used as needed. Instructional technologies to enhance learning: List how each will enhance the effectiveness of the lesson. The Elmo will be used during instruction to keep students on task. The computer will be used to supplement learning where applicable.
(2) If a provision of this Act does not come into operation before 1 July 2013, it comes into operation on that day. 3 Application of Act s. 3 (1) This Act applies only to sentences imposed by courts on adults convicted or found guilty of offences. (2) This Act does not apply to a parole order in force under Part 8 of the Corrections Act 1986. 4 Definitions In this Act— community based sentence has the meaning given by section 5; corresponding law has the meaning given by section 8; interstate authority has the meaning given by section 9; interstate jurisdiction has the meaning given by section 6(3); interstate sentence has the meaning given by section 7(2); jurisdiction has the meaning given by section 6(1); local authority has the meaning given by section 10; local register has the meaning given by section 11; local sentence has the meaning given by section 7(1); offender, in relation to a community based sentence, means the person on whom the sentence was imposed;
(2) The notice must state the date the sentence was registered. 21 Effect of registration generally (1) If the interstate sentence is registered in Victoria, the following provisions apply— (a) the sentence becomes a community based sentence in force in Victoria, and ceases to be a community based sentence in force in the interstate jurisdiction; (b) the sentence is taken to have been validly imposed by— (i) if the sentence was imposed by a court of summary jurisdiction or by a court on appeal from a court of summary jurisdiction—the Magistrates' Court; or (ii) if the sentence was imposed by the Supreme Court of the interstate jurisdiction—the Supreme Court; or (iii) in any other case—the County Court; (c) the sentence continues to apply to the offender in accordance with its terms despite anything to the contrary under the law of Victoria; (d) the offence (the relevant offence) for which the sentence was imposed on the offender is taken to be an offence against the law of Victoria, and not an offence against the law of the originating jurisdiction; (e) the penalty for the relevant offence is taken to be the relevant penalty for the offence under the law of the originating jurisdiction, and not the penalty for an offence of that kind (if any) under the law of Victoria;
S. 3 def. of Chief of Police amended by No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. item 134.1(b)). Chief Commissioner of Police means the Chief Commissioner of Police appointed under section 17 of the Victoria Police Act 2013; S. 3 def. of corrupt conduct amended by No. 82/2012 s. 315(a)(i). corrupt conduct has the meaning given by section 4 of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011; Council has the same meaning as it has in section 3(1) of the Local Government Act 1989; Councillor has the same meaning as it has in section 3(1) of the Local Government Act 1989; detrimental action includes— (a) action causing injury, loss or damage; s. 3 (b) intimidation or harassment; (c) discrimination, disadvantage or adverse treatment in relation to a person's employment, career, profession, trade or business, including the taking of disciplinary action; S. 3 def. of IBAC amended by No. 82/2012 s. 315(a)(ii). IBAC means the Independent Broad-based Commission established under section 12 of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011; IBAC Officer has the same meaning as it has in section 3(1) of the Independent Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011;
S. 5(3) repealed by No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. item 134.2(b)). * * * * * 6 Definitions of public body, public officer and public sector s. 6 For the purposes of this Act— S. 6 def. of public body amended by No. 82/2012 s. 315(b). public body means— (a) a public body within the meaning of section 6 of the Independent Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011; or (b) the IBAC; or (c) any other body or entity prescribed for the purposes of this definition; S. 6 def. of public officer amended by No. 82/2012 s. 315(b). public officer means— (a) a public officer within the meaning of section 6 of the Independent Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011; or (b) an IBAC Officer; or (c) any other person prescribed for the purposes of this definition; public sector means the sector comprising all public bodies and public officers. 7 Other protections preserved This Act does not limit the protection given by any other Act or law to a person who makes a disclosure of any kind.
Swatara Middle School 8 – Gold Homework Date: December 8, 2016 Day: 1 SUBJECT TEACHER HOMEWORK English Wolf none Gliem None ELL Schofield Dust Bowl Webquest: corrections due Friday Mahmood None History Surmacz Lewis and Clark persuasive essay due Monday Math Dubbs Intro to Algebra Graphing using intercepts worksheet Algebra p. 168 #1 – 11 Geometry p. 291 #8 – 13, 18, 19 Kratz none Henry Science Hansen None, jigsaw should be completed today in class Reading/ Responding to Reading Coble Due Dec 9: Journals, Do Nows, Thesis Parallelism homework Due Dec 12: Robot Jobs informative Essay Luckenbill (Kurutz) none Warkomski None Health/ Physical Education Jackson Your nervous system: Due: December 13th Toone Endocrine System worksheet Morrison none Ryneski Stress Story- due Dec 14 Stress Test- Dec 16
I/we propose to carry on at the above premises, the business in the course of which the above owner is providing pharmaceutical services at the above premises. These premises are currently in my/our possession* Yes No * by rental, leasehold or freehold 3 Opening hours 3.1 Proposed core opening hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total 3.2 Total proposed opening hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total 4 Pharmaceutical services to be provided at these premises Essential services (paragraphs 3 to 22, Schedule 4 – pharmacies) Or Terms of service (paragraphs 3 to 12, Schedule 5 – DACs) Clinical governance (paragraph 28, Schedule 4 - pharmacies or paragraph 18, Schedule 5 - DACs) If you are undertaking to provide appliances, specify the appliances that you undertake to provide (or write ‘none’ if the pharmacy does not provide appliances).
Curt Williams CP Williams Energy Consulting, LLC 95 Roundtree Court Stockbridge, GA 30281 Phone: (770) 957-6992 E-mail: curtispwilliams@aol.com Bob Williams Tennessee Department of Agriculture P.O. Box 40627 Melrose Station Nashville, TN 37204-0627 Phone: (615) 837-5109 E-mail: robert.g.williams@tn.gov Cary Woodward Hamilton County Weights & Measures 1717 Pleasant Street, Ste 150 Noblesville, IN 46060 Phone: (317) 403-0639 E-mail: cary.woodward@hamiltoncounty.in.gov John Worth Mercer County Weights & Measures 640 South Broad Street Trenton, NJ 08611 Phone: (609) 989-6875 E-mail: jworth@mercercounty.org Phil Wright Texas Dept. of Ag. 1700 N. Congress Avenue P.O. Box 12847 Austin, TX 78711 Phone: (512) 463-5706 E-mail: philip.wright@texasagriculture.gov John Young Yolo County Agriculture Department 70 Cottonwood Street Woodland, CA 95695 Phone: (530) 666-8148 E-mail: john.young@yolocounty.org Calvin Young KSi Conveyors, Inc. 454 North State Route 49 P.O. Box 69 Cissna Park, IL 60924 Phone: (785) 284-2458 E-mail: cyoung@ksiconveyors.com Victor Zamora West Virginia Weights and Measures Division of Labor Capitol Complex Bldg 6 Room 749-B Charleston, WV 25305 Phone: (304) 722-0602 E-mail: victor.l.zamora@wv.gov Adrian Zavala LA County Agric Comm/Weights & Measures 121012 Garfield Avenue South Gate, CA 90280 Phone: (562) 622-0414 E-mail: azavala@acwm.lacounty.gov Jane Zulkiewicz Town of Barnstable 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Phone: (505) 862-4773 E-mail: jane.zulkiewicz@town.barnstable.ma.us
Examples of Offences Rights Example of possible Consequences 3A) Distribution, acquisition and/or use of controlled or illegal substances [including alcohol] 3, 4 and 6 Incident Report to Leading Teacher Confiscation. Removal of student from situation and medical care as appropriate. Immediate referral to Principal. Parents immediately informed. Police informed as appropriate. Parent Conference. Suspension. Written agreement. Counselling and referrals. The offence may lead to the expulsion process. 3B) Violent behaviour [including or inciting fighting, assaults and other reckless aggressive behaviour]. 3, 4 and 6 Removal of student/s from other students. Incident Report to Leading Teachers/Assistant Principal Parents informed immediately. Police informed as appropriate. Parent Conference. Suspension. Written Agreement. Written Apology - as appropriate. Counselling and referral. The offence may lead to the expulsion process. 3C) Other illegal activities [including carrying knives, weapons, dangerous goods, etc]. 3, 4 and 6 Confiscation. Incident Report to Leading Teachers/Assistant Principal Parents informed immediately. Police informed as required by law. Conference. Immediate withdrawal from classes. Suspension. Counselling and referral. The offence may lead to the expulsion process. 3D) Vandalism [Destruction of property through reckless behaviour or deliberate action] 3, 5 and 6 Incident Report to Leading Teacher. Parent contact. Repair or recompense for damage negotiated as appropriate. Extensive community service arrangements. Formal Suspension. 3E) Major theft. 3, 5 and 6 Incident Report to Leading Teachers/Assistant Principal. Parents informed immediately. Police informed as required by law. Replacement of item/s.
ANNEX II - MODEL FINANCIAL OFFER Prices should be all-inclusive; the Agency will not pay expenses for any additional costs incurred from the execution of the contract. Name of Tenderer: IT IS MANDATORY TO FILL IN COMPLETELY ALL TABLES Work Package 1 No. of Man/Days Price per Man per Day Total Price Work Package 1 (Price in EUR, including all associated expenses and excluding VAT) A Price in EUR, including all associated expenses and excluding VAT Work Package 2 Price per participant per half day B For the assessment of the financial offer a simulation of the price will be done, considering the price for 22 participants for five half days (2,5 days). So, the total price (P), to be used for the comparison of the offers, will be considered as follows: P = A + 22* 5B = (Price of Work package 1) + 22 * 5 * (Price per participant per half day of Work Package 2) Due to the fact that this is a simulation, the number of participants is merely indicative, meaning that more or less participants may be involved for the work package 2.
Savings option: 12.06 – Cease Mobile Library Service and remodel Home Delivery Service to cater for residents who are most in need. Comments 1. In these tough times when resources are precious we see the Mobile Library situated outside neighbourhood libraries on days when it is closed. Plus on days when library is closed the lights are left on (Huyton Lib). 2. We assumed that the mobile Lib and Home delivery service are one and the same – the home delivery service is fantastic for those (of all ages – not just older people) who cannot access a library building. This service needs to be widely promoted to mixed audiences, diverse ages, potentially the home delivery service would also reflect any future changes to library building provision and activity.
There is no obligation to participate. The 12 Days of Giving is a theme to help focus and inspire people to give back this Christmas. Please do what you feel comfortable with. On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me……. Dec 1st - (1st day) Dec 4th - (2nd day) Dec 5th – (3rd day) Dec 6th - (4th day) Dec 7th - (5th day) Toiletries (toothbrush / toothpaste, deodorant, hair brush, etc) New unwrapped toy or gift card Winter Wear (hats, gloves, jackets, boots, hoodies) Teen Items (gift cards, make-up, magazines) Undergarments (pj’s, undies, socks) Dec 8th – (6th day) Dec 11th – (7th day) Dec 12th – (8th day) Dec 13th – (9th day) Dec 14th – (10th day) Baby Items (diapers, wipes, infant toys, baby food) New books, puzzles, or board games Nickels, dimes, quarters Loonies and Toonies Non-Perishable Breakfast Items (cereal) Dec 15th – (11th day) Dec 18th – (12th day) Non-Perishable Lunch Items (canned fruits & veggies) Non-Perishable Dinner Items (kraft dinner, tuna, canned meats)
Appointment Policy When completing counseling services, continuity is vital to success. Frequent cancellations or failing to schedule appointments can lead to delays between therapy sessions that may impede progress. As a mental health service provider, I try to assist in finding suitable times for us to meet for sessions. Our success is a joint effort; therefore, your cooperation in keeping appointments is critical to your success. I would like to outline for you the attendance policy for __________________. To schedule appointments, please call _______________. We require a minimum of 24 hours notice for changes or cancellations of appointments. If you do not cancel with a minimum of 24 hours, the patient is responsible for fees accrued. Please contact the clinic/therapist as soon as you are aware you need to cancel. (This is also within the minimum of 24 hours.) If you are late for an appointment, the appointment will still end at the scheduled time. If you cancel or do not show up for two consecutive appointments, you will receive notice that your session time may be made available to other patients. In this case, call the clinic to schedule a time suitable for you. I look forward to working with you. ______________________________________________________________ Professional’s name Date I have read and understand the above terms. All of my questions and concerns have been discussed. ______________________________________________________________ Printed Name ______________________________________________________________ Professional’s name Date
HEART TO HEART (by Sharny Russell – from the albums, Not My Own & Gospel Songs for Children) I want to talk with You, heart to heart You’re the One who saw the someone in me I want to be with You, heart to heart Lord I want to be all You plan for me CHORUS: I love You, I love You Lord For You’ve given my life back to me You chose me, and now I’m Yours And happy to be. People look at the outside But You look in my heart And what You see is important to me ‘Cause I want us to be heart to heart. You know what’s going on in my heart I may fool people but I can’t fool You And You know what to do with my heart Let Your Spirit be here at work in me CHORUS Yes I want us to be heart to heart.
(b) in the dentists division of that profession; s. 3 drug has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986; fishing vessel has the same meaning as in the Marine Safety Act 2010; government vessel has the same meaning as in the Marine Safety Act 2010; permissible non-prescription drug has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986; pharmacist means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise in the pharmacy profession (other than as a student); prescribed concentration of drugs has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986; prescribed illicit drug has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986; prescription drug has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986; trading vessel has the same meaning as in the Marine Safety Act 2010;". 4 Interpretation s. 4 (1) For section 27(1) of the Marine (Drug, Alcohol and Pollution Control) Act 1988 substitute—
(7) An affidavit or statutory declaration by a person who has served a copy of the certificate on the accused is admissible in evidence at a hearing referred to in subsection (2) and, as to the service of the copy, is proof, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, of the facts and matters deposed to in the affidavit or stated in the statutory declaration. s. 15 (8) An accused who has been served with a copy of a certificate given under this section may, with the leave of the court and not otherwise, require the person who has given the certificate or any person employed, or engaged to provide services at, the place at which the sample of oral fluid was provided, to attend at all subsequent proceedings for cross-examination and that person must attend accordingly. (9) The court must not grant leave under subsection (8) unless it is satisfied— (a) that the informant has been given at least 7 days' notice of the hearing of the application for leave and has been given an opportunity to make a submission to the court; and (b) that— (i) there is a reasonable possibility that the oral fluid referred to in a certificate given by an analyst under subsection (4) was not that of the accused; or
They cause prolonged constriction of smooth muscles. The cause of much antihistamine-resistant asthma in humans. Thromboxanes and Prostaglandins: They are vasoactive causing bronchoconstriction and are chemotactic for neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, and monocytes. Platelet-Activating Factor "PAF": Activation leads to release of histamine, serotonin, arachidonic acid metabolites. Potent bronchoconstrictor and vasodilator produces shock. Late-Phase Reaction: Occurs within 48h and persists for several days. Clinical consequences of allergic reactions: Allergic rhinitis "hay fever". Food allergics. Atopic dermatitis. Asthma. Clinical Tests: Skin-prick test: Minute amounts of Ag. Wheal and flare response "redness and edema" within 10-15 min. Radioallergosorbent test "FAST": Covalent coupling of allergen to insoluble matrix. Dip into a sample of patients serum, allowed to bind specific Ab for allergen. Wash, radiolabeled Ab specific for IgE is added.
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Appendix 12 The relative strengths and weaknesses of different sourcing models are captured below. Sourcing model Pros Cons In-house function Continuity of staff Certain and controllable cost Full control of the function A resource pool for the business Training ground for employees Greater cultural alignment Insiders MMay not be fully employed effectively and efficiently Difficult to acquire necessary / maintain all skills and experience to meet the risk profile of the business Need to continually invest in training and development Recruitment hassles Ineffective / inefficient start up Retention and development strategies required Reduces opportunity to provide fresh perspective / risk of complacency or familiarity Co-source Long term permanent onsite presence through HIA Access to broad range of skills through the partner Draw on specialist skills as and when, and only when, needed Continuity through HIA Pull in up to date skills and experience as needed Quick to implement Skills transfer to in house team Flexible approach, clearly defined service level and KPI measures Credibility to third parties No or reduced training cost Time taken to recruit HIA Possible cost impact Management resource needed in recruitment and relationship development Dependency on 3rd party Possible lack of staff continuity Other challenges for in house resource as above
ACTION REPORT Finance and Site Committee Completed/Outstanding actions from meeting on 14th November 2017 Item Action Responsible Due date Date actioned or closed FS1.5 Service Level Agreements. To be reviewed with at next meeting NS/DS 12/3/18 12/3/18 FS1.6 National Funding Formula. IC and JV to agree wording for the school submission, option “C”. IC/JV ASAP November 2018 F1.7 Catering Budget. Updated budget to include projections for current year. Current income to include “transfer” from FSM funding. Eden refunds and capital expenditure to be separated from regular income/expenditure NS 12/3/18 12/3/18 F1.7 Catering & sports facilities. Research other schools creating separate business for similar facilities with a view to visiting for experiences and advice. NS 12/3/18 Ongoing – item closed F1.7 Budget. Create previous year data to include with future year predictions to show trends NS 12/3/18 Ongoing – item closed F1.7 Pay Committee. Ensure recommendations are included within Budget Revision submitted to FGB NS 22/11/18 22/11/18 F1.8 Cycle store. Investigate options for defensive planting or similar PL 12/3/18 12/3/18 Finance and Site Committee Completed/Outstanding actions from meeting on 14th November 2017 FS2.5 SFVS – present to FGB JV/IW 22/3/18 FS2.6 Music lesson funding – budget to be adjusted in line with C&A proposal and presented to FGB NS/JV 22/3/18 FS2.7 Site staff pay – adjustements to be incorporated in budget proposal to FGB NS/JV 22/3/18 3G pitch hire rates to ba adjusted NS 1/4/18 FS2.9 Policies all recommended for approval at FGB DS/IW 22/3/18 Next agenda to provide a focus on the budget DS 8/5/18