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8:10 – 9:10 Whole Group Reading (Objectives are covered in small group, whole group, & Intervention - Targeted Skills are highlighted.) Science & Social Studies objectives are integrated into reading. ELA.3.2 Vocabulary Words ELA.5 High-Frequency Words ELA.1.0 Word Families ELA.1 Long i: I,ie, igh,y ELA .6 Theme & Plot ELA. 6 Predict ELA.5 Fluency with complex sentences ELA. 10.0 Verbs SC.5 Plant Structures SC.7Geological features SS.5 Production & Distribution Processes SS.7 Environments SS.9 Power & Authority SS.11 Diversity Monday: Rosa & Blanca Skills & WB pages from TE pp. Slides 8-65 Rosa & Blanca Skills & WB pages from TE pp. Slides 113-130 Rosa & Blanca Skills & WB pages from TE Slides 131-145 Rosa & Blanca Skills & WB pages from TE pp. Slides 146-160 Tests: Selection Test AR Test Running Record Spelling Test Grammar Test Tuesday: Rosa & Blanca Skills & WB pages from TE pp. Slides 66-112 9:45 – 10:45 Small Groups Below Level On & Above Level Decodable Reader #14 Rose Flies Home Read story orally & discuss, pp 406-417 Read & Discuss Below Level Reader Worksheet for Below Level Reader Finish any unfinished group work. Decodable Reader #14 Rose Flies Home Read story orally & discuss, pp. 406-417 Read & Discuss Below Level & On Level Readers Worksheet for On Level Reader Finish any unfinished group work.
List the four causes of the Great Depression 1. 2. 3. 4. Key Terms to Know Price support McNary-Haugen bill Credit Uneven distribution of income Herbert Hoover Alfred E. Smith Dow Jones Industrial Average Speculation Buying on margin Black Tuesday Great Depression Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act Section 2 – Hardship and Suffering During the Great Depression Describe how the Great Depression affected people differently living in rural areas and the cities. RURAL CITIES SIMILARITIES Describe how each of these individuals coped with the Great Depression. • Men • Women • Children
3 Definitions In this Act— authorised officer means a person appointed as an authorised officer under section 22; Authority means the Game Management Authority established under Part 2; Chairperson means the Chairperson of the Authority; game has the same meaning as it has in the Wildlife Act 1975; game hunting includes pursuing, trailing, stalking, searching for, driving out, taking or destroying game; game licence has the same meaning as it has in the Wildlife Act 1975; S. 3 def. of police officer inserted by No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. item 73.1). police officer has the same meaning as in the Victoria Police Act 2013; protected wildlife has the same meaning as it has in the Wildlife Act 1975; public land means the following— (a) land under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 including land under the Alpine Resorts Act 1983; (b) land in any park within the meaning of the National Parks Act 1975; (c) reserved forest within the meaning of the Forests Act 1958; (d) unreserved Crown land under the Land Act 1958;
4. REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF RESTRAINING ORDER. (check all that apply): Do not disturb. No request. Order my spouse not to disturb my peace or the peace of any child listed in Section 1 above. Stay away. No request. Order my spouse not to go onto the grounds of or enter my home, workplace, or school and the daycare or school of any child listed in Section 1 above. Also, not knowingly to go or stay within ______ feet of my home, workplace, or school and the daycare or school of any child listed in Section 1 above. My spouse and I (check one): live together. do not live together. Do not hurt or threaten. No request. Order my spouse not to assault, harass, stalk, or molest me or any child listed in Section 1 above. Do not use, try to use, or threaten to use physical force that would reasonably be expected to cause bodily injury against me or any child listed in Section 1 above. Care of children. No request. Order my spouse not to take the children listed in Section 1 above out of Washington State. Order that the children listed in Section 1 above will live with me until the hearing. Other (specify): Protect property. No request. Order my spouse not to move, take, hide, damage, borrow against, sell or try to sell, or dispose of any property. Order my spouse not to make changes to any medical, health, life, property, or auto insurance policy that covers me or any child named in Section 1 above. Order that (name): ____________________________ shall receive the per-capita and bonus funds for the children. Order that Enrollment hold the per-capita and bonus funds for the children. Other (specify): Other immediate orders. No request. (specify): _________________________________________________________
List of purchased goods and requirements thereto S/s Name of Goods Standards Unit of Amount 1 Paint, synthetic, primer Technical parametr – 74, Gray color, oil paints for metal ware. AZS 035-98; (TS 39 / kasım-1996) kg (netto) 77 900 2 Paint, synthetic, glossy Technical parametr – Beige-3 color, oil paints for metal ware. AZS 035-98; (TS 39 / kasım-1996) kg (netto) 47 920 3 The paint solvent Technical parametr – for add oil points PT- 4, PT- 5. (ГОСТ 18188-72) liter 28 280
Specification of goods Name of goods Standart Quantity 1 59mm chisel with 2 cutters A-C61ZR1376 GOST 20692-2003 unit 1 2 76mm central hole chisel with 3 cutters 76,0 A-C32-R1262 GOST 20692-2003 unit 4 3 93 mm central hole chisel with 3 cutters 93,0 A-C32-R120 GOST 20692-20039 unit 3 4 95.3 mm central hole chisel with 3 cutters A-CL21-R707 GOST 20692-2003 unit 4 5 98.4 mm central hole chisel with 3 cutters 98,4 A-C32-R1008 GOST 20692-2003 unit 5 6 112 mm central hole chisel with 3 cutters 112 V-C32-R1033 GOST 20692-2003 unit 5 7 3 cutters 139.7mm chisel with hydro monitor 139,7 AU-21-R223 GOST 20692-2003 unit 25
THE LIST OF PURCHASING GOODS Sequence No. Name of the goods Unit of measurement Quantity Standards of the Goods 1 Cement G type (class G HSR), bulk ton 1100 API Spec 10A, density 1,80÷1,95, cm, s/s factor 0,4÷0,6, cements initial set at 75 0C-- 3 hours , cement final setting - 1 hour, : at 38 0C - after 8 hours ˃2,1 Mpa, at 60 0C after 8 hours ≥10,3 Mpa
LIST OF GOODS PURCHASED Name of goods Standart Unit of measurement Quantity Oxygene and Propane twin Hose 8 mm (operating pressure 20 bar, blast pressure 60 bar) EN599 ISO 3821 meter 5000 Welding cable 1x50 mm² IEC 60245-6-2011 meter 3000 Welding cable 1x70 mm² IEC 60245-6-2011 meter 7000
The list of purchasing goods S/S Name of goods Unit Q-ty Standart Measuring instruments 1 Theodolite (45mm, Zoom: 30x, Horizontal-Vertical: 5"-5") set 1 ГОСТ 10529-96 2 Hand-held roulette 50 meter pcs 2 ГОСТ 7502-98. 3 Gas analyzer (for О2, СО, H2S, CO2), İP67 , CO, Səyyar qaz analizatoru (О2, СО, H2S, CO2), ANZEx - Ex ia s Zone 0 I/IIC, hərarət sinifi: T20, ATEXa: Industrial Scientific Corp. 15071 USA VENTIS MX4 DEMKO 10 ATEX 1006410 Ex ia IIC T4 Ga Ex ia I Ma EN 60079-29-1 EN 50104 II 1G и I M1 -20o C ≤ Ta ≤ +50o C IP 66/67 pcs 1 ГОСТ Р (МЭК 4 Digital anemometer (0.40-30.0 m/s, temperature: -20°/+60°, humidity: 0-100%, İnterfeys: USB) pcs 1 ГОСТ 6376-52 5 Portable ultrasonic thickness gauge (range: 0,50-635 mm, frequency: 2,25 - 10Mh, temperature: İP65) pcs 1 ГОСТ 28702-90? EN15317 6 Ruletka lotla 20 metrlik pcs 1 ГОСТ 7502-98. 7 Three-point micrometer caliper, thickness range: ±0,008 pcs 1 ГОСТ 8 Three-point micrometer caliper, thickness range: ±0,009, pcs 2 ГОСТ
Time Name Representing 9.00 - 9.15am Professor Gillian Triggs: President Australian Human Rights Commission 9.15 – 11.00am The Hon Scott Morrison: Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Australian Government 11.00 – 11.15am BREAK 11.15 – 12.15pm Mr Paris Aristotle: Chair Professor Nicholas Procter: Member Minister’s Council on Asylum Seekers and Detention 12.15 – 1.00pm Ms Deborah Homewood: Managing Director MAXimus Solutions
Minutes of PPG Meeting – 14/12/15 Attendees: Riz Husain, Geoffrey Janes, Celia Janes, Kathleen Venting, Anne Nugent, Linda Cohen,, Judith Lord, John Friedman Apologies: Alan Shooter, Sandra Marks, Louise Samuel Building Improvements Riz Husain discussed the latest regarding the building project. Confirmed that NHS England was unrealistic with its proposal to have all work planned, designed, approved, built and completed within a single year. However St. George’s Medical Centre is still hoping to proceed with the project. Currently the project is being finalised with the chosen building contractor and work is expected to start in January. It will most likely take 4-6 months to complete. Discussion was made about how this will effect continuity of service, and until the plans are finalised it’s difficult to grade the impact. However everyone agreed that it was a necessity to provide better care going forward. Data sharing Riz Husain discussed the 8-8 pilot where patients can be booked in to see another GP at another South Barnet Practice if there are no appointments available here at St. George’s Medical Centre. Particular discussion had around the data sharing aspect of it and whether patients would be OK to share their information with other GP practices in the borough. Riz highlighted the potential risk of someone elsewhere reading their records, though it was emphasised that this is a very remote probability. Conclusion was that it was a risk that was worth taking for overall patient gain. Staff update Nurse Elizabeth was mentioned as the new Senior Nurse who has taken over from Caroline Brodie, and that we have a new nurse starting in January. This will mean that our nursing team will be back to full strength and hopefully be strong going forward. There was also mention of a junior nurse who would be part time (50% at University, 50% at St. George’s Medical Centre), but that person isn’t definite due to the selection process for the programme. However Riz Husain was hopeful that St. George’s Medical Centre would be successful and if so the nurse would probably start in the spring of 2016. It was announced that Dr. Schwartz will be retiring at the end of March 2016, and it was confirmed that the Practice is currently in the process of finding a new Partner to take over. Any other business? General chat about booking online
9-4 Practice Inscribed Angles Find each measure. 1. m 2. m∠X 3. m 4. m∠Q ALGEBRA Find each measure. 5. m∠W 7. m∠A 6. m∠Y 8. m∠D ALGEBRA Find each measure. 9. m∠A 11. m∠G 10. m∠C 12. m∠H 13. PROBABILITY On ⨀V, point C is randomly located so that it does not coincide with points R or S. If m = 140, what is the probability that m∠RCS = 70?
(ii) any deficiency in the authority's system of accounts or internal controls. __________________ SCHEDULE Sch. Regulation 6 Item No. Column 1 Authority Column 2 Specified Money 1 Environment Protection Authority established under section 5 of the Environment Protection Act 1970 Money forming part of the Public Account 2 Roads Corporation established under section 80 of the Transport Integration Act 2010 Money forming part of the Public Account 3 Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation established under section 6 of the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation Act 2011 Money forming part of the Public Account 4 Victorian Health Promotion Foundation established under section 16 of the Tobacco Act 1987 Money forming part of the Public Account ═══════════════ ENDNOTES General Information The Financial Management Regulations 2014, S.R. No. 29/2014 were made on 13 May 2014 by the Governor in Council under section 59 of the
requirements also need to apply to any Exchange systems modifications and, as such, language to that effect should be added to this section. KP Draft 14.35.15.06E - We recommend that this section be modified to make clear that the scenarios whereby there could be less than one month of coverage only can arise as allowed by federal requirements, for example under special enrollment periods and terminations. .06E Comment not incorporated at this time. This regulation is specific to prorating rules, and not specific to instances where prorating would be required KP Draft 14.35.15.06G(1) dictates to carriers on where their standard policy on payments and grace period should be on display. We believe that this is ultimately a business decision that carriers should manage, and that the MHBE should align with the FFM requirements. 06G(1) not incorporated at this time. It is in the State’s interest that program beneficiaries receive as much access to carrier policies as possible KP Draft 14.35.15.10A(3) has not been included in the Letter to Issuers. We request clarity on what this requirement is and that this requirement and all certification requirements are outlined in the Letter to Issuers. .10A(3) This subregulation refers to “About doctors in this plan” PDF that is current displayed in Plan Shopping. While it is not a requirement currently, all issuers meet this perspective standard. KP Draft 14.35.15.12B – This requirement is new for carriers, and has was not in the Letter to Issuers. We urge MHBE to make this optional for carriers or remove it all together. .12B Comment not incorporated at this time. In alignment with MHBE principles on affordability and quality it is important that participating carriers supply this information to the Exchange. HEAU .05H Appears to have an internal citation error to COMAR 14.35.14.04. .05H Comment incorporated HEAU .06D Appears to have an internal citation error. .06D Comment incorporated HEAU .07A Requires a carrier to provide new enrollees an enrollment information packet but what is in the packet is not defined and “new” enrollee is not defined. Consumers should receive .07A Comment not incorporated. MHBE has clarified “new enrollees” as “enrollees newly effectuating coverage”. The regulation does not contemplate existing enrollees.
9-6 Skills Practice Secants, Tangents, and Angle Measures Find each measure. Assume that segments that appear to be tangent are tangent. 1. m∠1 2. m∠2 3. m∠3 4. m∠4 5. m∠5 6. m∠6 7. m∠R 8. m∠K 9. m∠U 10. m∠S 11. m 12. m
Ability to influence teams and specialist peers internally, as well as internal business users and external suppliers. A good appreciation of the wider field of information systems, their use in relevant areas and how they relate to the business activities of the employer or client. Key Result Areas Key Activities Standard Measures Mercy Health Values Demonstrates and upholds the Values and Mission of Mercy Health Values of Mercy Health are incorporated into daily work practices for all staff Be compassionate and provide support to staff and customers Consistently shows respect and values each person’s dignity Seeks opportunities to be innovative for improvement Communicates openly and honestly as an effective team member Application maintenance including Configuration and Performance monitoring Investigation and resolution of functional issues. Monitoring functional issues and implementing corrective or preventative action including advice or training to users, fault correction , general or site-specific modifications, updating documentation, or defining enhancements. collaboration with the system's developers , colleagues and network support Drafts and maintains procedures and documentation for applications support. Manages application enhancements to improve business performance. Ensures that all requests for support are dealt with according to set standards and procedures Delivering Training to User Groups Contributes to the development and delivery of training to system users Uses a range of techniques, resources and media (which might include eLearning, virtual classrooms, self-assessment, peer-assisted learning, simulation, and other current methods) Customises formal and informal learning activities, incorporating relevant business scenarios and case studies Designs appropriate environments, and delivers learning activities to specialist audiences. Change Management Participates in and supports the implementation of change to the business/ IT systems Assesses, analyses, develops, documents and implements changes based on requests for change. Issue Resolution The resolution of problems throughout the information system lifecycle, including classification, prioritisation and initiation of action, documentation of root causes and implementation of remedies to prevent future Initiates and monitors actions to investigate and resolve problems in systems and services. Assists with the implementation of agreed remedies and preventative measures
(B) Co-Scholastic achievement: 1. Representing National/SGFI in Sports and Games Attach copy of certificate 2. Representing State/University/Region in Sports and Games Attach copy of certificate 3. Representing Distt. in Sports and Games Attach copy of certificate 4. NCC ‘ C’ / ‘ B’ / ‘A’ Certificate Attach copy of certificate 5. NSS Attach copy of certificate 6. Scout & Guide President award/Government award/Tritiya Sopan Attach copy of certificate 7. Certificate of performance awarded by Govt. Institution in Art/Music/Literature at National level Attach copy of certificate 8. Certificate of performance awarded by Govt. institution in Art/Music/Literature at State Level Attach copy of certificate 9. Teaching experience in day school/Residential Attach copy of certificate 12. a) Experience in Govt. residential Duration Total Period Schools From To Year Months ______ _______ ______ _____ ______ _______ ______ _____ b) Day Schools(Govt.) ______ _______ ______ _____ ______ _______ ______ _____ I solemnly undertake that in the event of my appointment on contractual basis in the Samiti, my services are liable to be terminated without notice if any of the foregoing information furnished by me in my application form is found to be wrong or suppressed. I further understand that this appointment is purely on contract and does not confer the right for regularization. Date: SIGNATURE OF CANDIDATE PART – II CERTIFICATE (For office use) Certified that I have scrutinized personally the information in Part – I above with originals and found it to be in order. Candidate is eligible for the post. SIGNATURE OF THE OS/DEALING ASSISTANT/VERIFYING COMMITTEE
TWEET An individual message on Twitter. TWITTER A social media service that lets people send short messages across the internet. VOICE OVER IP A technology that allows you to use the internet to make phone (voice) calls. YOUTUBE A site for sharing videos.
Behavioural incident form This form should be used to record occasions when particularly bad behaviour has occurred. Be careful to record the events as they occurred and try not to include personal opinions. Branch name: Where did the incident take place? When did the incident take place? (date and time) Summarise the incident factually: Who witnessed the incident? What steps were taken and by whom? Were parents/carers spoken to? Record who was spoken to, when, and by whom. Are any further steps to be taken?
Name: Placement week number: PART 1 Teachers’ Standards Please reflect on all Standards that you have addressed throughout the course of this week including the specific targets for improvement. Comment on how they have impacted on your progress. This should then be shared with your mentor, along with agreed specific targets for the following week. 1 Set high expectations which inspire, motivate and challenge pupils. 2 Promote good progress and outcomes by pupils. 3 Demonstrate good subject and curriculum knowledge 4 Plan and teach well structured lessons. 5 Adapt teaching to respond to the strengths and needs of pupils. 6 Make accurate and productive use of assessment. 7 Manage behaviour effectively to ensure a good and safe learning environment. 8 Fulfil wider responsibilities. PART 2 Please reflect on the progress of 3 different groups of pupils (individuals, small groups, whole class) during this week and how your teaching has impacted on this. You should include information about marking and
Service ID: Date of previous report: Name of Approved Provider: Physical address of Approved Provider Street address: Suburb: State/Territory: Postcode: Key personnel for this report Title: Given name(s): Family name: Position: Contact phone: Email address: Name/proposed name of service: Physical address of service Street address: Suburb: State/Territory: Postcode: Is this report: Annual ☐ Pursuant to a request made by the Department ☐ A1. Please provide details of the provisionally allocated places. Date provisional allocation was made Type of Place Number of places Current expiry date of the provisionally allocated places Are these places linked to a capital grant for construction or redevelopment? Y/N Are these places linked to a Zero Real Interest Loan for construction or redevelopment? Y/N Total places
Hydro H H1 Hydro H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 Oil Fired O O1 Any type of oil generation O2 O3 O4 O5 O6 O7 FACTS Device F F1 All FACTS devices F2 V V1 V2 Equivalents EQ EQ Equivalent units in Mexico Self Serve P1 P1 Two units connected to same bus Self Serve units P2 P1 Only one unit Self Serve Economic Units PE PE Self Serve Economic Units Black Start Units BS BS Black Start Units Battery Units BT BT All battery units Block Load Transfer Model BL BL Modeling equivalent block load transfer
2 When the accusation is that the defendant entered lawfully upon the premises but remained unlawfully after license and privilege to be on the premises terminated, substitute the word “remains” for the word “enters” as indicated by the use of brackets. See People v Gaines, 74 NY2d 358 (1989). 3 See Penal Law § 140.00(2).
That on or about (date) , in the county of (county), the defendant, (defendant's name) , unlawfully entered [remained] in a building located at (specify) ; That the defendant did so knowingly; and That, in the course of committing that crime, the defendant possessed [or knew that another participant in the crime possessed] a deadly weapon [or an explosive]. If you find the People have proven beyond a reasonable doubt each of those elements, you must find the defendant guilty of this crime. If you find the People have not proven beyond a reasonable doubt any one or more of those elements, you must find the defendant not guilty of this crime. 5
her speciality of psychiatry which no other item applies and claimed under item 291, where the review is initiated by the referring medical practitioner practising in general practice or participating nurse practitioner. 30-45 minutes. $240.55 359 Consultant physician in the practice of his or her speciality of psychiatry A8 – Consultant psychiatrist attendances to which no other item applies A telepsychiatry consultation where: the patient is located in a regional, rural or remote area (RRMA 3-7); in the preceding 12 months, payment has been made under item 291; an outcome tool is used where clinically appropriate; a mental state examination is conducted; a psychiatric diagnosis is made; a management plan provided under Item 291 is reviewed and revised; the reviewed management plan is explained and provided, unless clinically inappropriate, to the patient and/or the carer (with the patient's agreement); the reviewed management plan is communicated in writing to the referring practitioner. 30-45 minutes. Fee: $325.35 Benefit: 75% = $244.05 85% = $276.55 707 Medical practitioner (including a general practitioner, but not including a specialist or consultant physician) A14- Health Assessments Attendance by a medical practitioner to perform a prolonged health assessment, including: comprehensive information collection, including taking a patient history; an extensive examination of the patient's medical condition, and physical, psychological and social function; initiating interventions and referrals as indicated; and providing a comprehensive preventive health care management plan for the patient. >60 minutes. Fee: $268.80 Benefit: 100% = $268.80 Expected health outcomes relating to the medical service The health outcomes, upon which the comparative clinical performance of CNA services will be measured, are: Primary: Mortality Quality of Life Psychological health Secondary: Avoidance of inappropriate investigations and treatment Treatment delay Length of hospital stays Diagnostic yield Safety: Psychological harms from testing / no testing.
6 Budget overview (More details must be provided in the preliminary work plan at question 22.) Funding is generally provided on a ‘$2 from grant fund, $1 from the applicant’ basis (unless special consideration is sought under question 7, and awarded). Table below must include all funding sources. Financial Year Applicant’s contribution (excluding GST) Partner contribution (excluding GST) Grant amount sought (excluding GST) Total amount (excluding GST) 2014/15 $ $ $ $ 2015/16 $ $ $ $ 2016/17 $ $ $ $ 7 Special consideration Is special consideration being sought for reduced council contribution? Yes or No If you have answered yes, please indicate what funding ratio you are requesting. Note: please contact the Grants unit prior to filling out this question. Ratio: to Please provide details below (including why the issue being addressed is of regional or state-wide significance and why the applicant does not have the financial capacity to address it). 8 Financial commitment to the project stage and ongoing maintenance (if applicable) Is the applicant able to provide its matching contribution to the project stage? Yes or No Has the budget for this project stage been identified in your forward budget? Yes or No Does the applicant commit to maintaining any works in a condition suitable to meet the design intent for the design life (works project only)? Yes or No or N/A 9 Project summary Provide a plain language brief project overview (150 words or less), including location and the issue that the project will address. Please note this summary will be used by OEH for all promotional material relating to the grant (i.e. media, web site etc.) 10 Other funding Do you have any current or planned proposals to other funding programs for this project or components of this project? Yes or No If you have answered yes to the above, please provide details below Project name Funding source (eg. State or Commonwealth Government) Program name Year of offer Amount Completion/ expected completion date $ $
(Omit first and last 2 stitches to get desired stitch count) (B)39st Nautical Twisted Rope Cable http://www.knittingfool.com/StitchIndex/StitchDetail.aspx?StitchID=1703 (Omit first and last 5 stitches from directions to get desired stitch count) (A)9st Plait Cable (C)16 st Valentine Cable http://www.knittingfool.com/StitchIndex/StitchDetail.aspx?StitchID=920 The directions begin on the wrong side so the first row should be P6, K4, P6 and renumber the rest (1 is now 2, 2 is now 3, etc….) (D)6st Simple twist (D)6st Simple twist (E)6st Plait Cable (F)6st Decorative Cable (C)16st Valentine Cable (F)6st Decorative Cable (E)6st Plait Cable (D)6st Simple Twist (D)6st Simple Twist (C)16st Valentine Cable (A)9st Plait Cable (A)9st Plait Cable Directions for 6st cables; (D)Simple Twist Row 1- C6B – sl 3 st to CN, hold in back, K3, K3 from CN Row 2- P6 Repeat rows 1 and 2
Provide a clinical management algorithm (e.g.: flowchart) explaining the expected management and any downstream services (aftercare) of the eligible population/s if public funding is recommended for the service proposed. Clinical Management Algorithm for Coil System A proposed clinical management algorithm for the coil procedure is outlined on page 33. Emphysema presents specific treatment challenges, due mainly to collateral ventilation, disease distribution (upper and lower lobes) and disease diffusion (heterogeneous and homogenous) and patient frailty, resulting in patients presenting with co-morbidities who are prone to COPD exacerbations and respiratory events. They often require intensive specialist assessment and intervention. The Coil is designed to work independently of collateral ventilation, is effective in treating upper and lower lobes and effectively treats heterogeneous and homogeneous emphysema. Patients unsuitable for any endoscopic treatment are those with a homogenous disease distribution and very high (>75%) tissue destruction, as well as heterogeneous patients whose fissures are not intact and who have very high (>75%) tissue destruction. There are two non-implant treatment techniques which are not currently available due to removal from their commercial markets (Aeris® Aeriseal polymer foam sealant, and Uptake Medical thermal vapor ablation). Proposed Aftercare following treatment Patients are required to attend a follow up appointment following the procedure and return to the rendering physician's care in the event of adverse event, otherwise the patient can return to referring physicians for standard care and management. No further costs are expected with this therapy.
Table 2: List of resources to be considered in the economic analysis Provider of resource Setting in which resource is provided Proportion of patients receiving resource Number of units of resource per relevant time horizon per patient receiving resource Disaggregated unit cost MBS Safety nets* Other government budget Private health insurer Patient Total cost Resources provided to identify eligible population Resource 1 Resource 2 Resources provided to deliver proposed intervention Resource 1 Resource 2 Resources provided in association with proposed intervention Resource 1 Resource 2 Resources provided to deliver comparator 1 Resource 1 Resource 2
Provider of resource Setting in which resource is provided Proportion of patients receiving resource Number of units of resource per cycle per patient receiving resource Disaggregated unit cost MBS Safety nets* Other government budgets (PBS, hospitals, etc) Private health insurer Patient Total cost Health state 1 Resource 1 Resource 2 Health state 2 Resource 1 Resource 2 Health state 3 Resource 1 Resource 2 * Include costs relating to both the standard and extended safety net.
Australia 1994 (GDA 94) latitudes and longitudes that are based on the datum (GDA) defined in the notice of the Committee on Surveying and Mapping published in Commonwealth Government Gazette Number GN 35 of 6 September 1995 at page 3369; registered permanent mark means a permanent mark registered in accordance with regulation 6; Registrar of Titles has the same meaning as in the Transfer of Land Act 1958; standard traverse means a survey defined in terms of the Australian Map Grid or the Map Grid of Australia 1994; Surveyor-General has the same meaning as in the Surveying Act 2004; the Act means the Survey Co-ordination Act 1958. r. 3 __________________ 4 Permanent marks r. 4 A permanent mark established under the Act must be— (a) of a durable, permanent and stable construction and material; and (b) in the form of a monument in Schedule 1, or if such monuments are not practical, other survey monuments as adopted or authorised by the Surveyor-General in accordance with section 15 of the Act. 5 Establishment of permanent marks
Heytesbury 54 Kara Kara 54 Karkarooc 54 Lowan 54 Millewa 54 Moira 55 Mornington 55 Normanby 54 Sch. 4 Column 1 County or Part of County Column 2 AMG Zone/ MGA 94 Zone Polwarth (except the following Parishes in the County of Polwarth) 54 Parish of Angahook Parish of Boonah 55 Parish of Tutegong Parish of Wensleydale Ripon 54 Rodney 55 Talbot (except the following Parishes in the County of Talbot) 54 Parish of Baringhup Parish of Bradford Parish of Bullarook Parish of Bullarto Parish of Burke Parish of Campbelltown
The SEN guidance no longer includes ‘Q - School Action Plus and Statutory Assessment’ as a valid value for the ‘Pupil SEN Provision’ field, but my software allows me to select it still. Most MIS software stills includes this value for local use within schools. On creation of PLASC this should automatically be changed to ‘P - School Action Plus or Early Years Action Plus’. No errors should be reported. Why are there several items called ‘provision’ for SEN information? SEN provision is the fieldname given to ‘provision types’ under the SEN Code of Practice, formerly known as SEN Stage or SEN Status. Four further SEN items detail the provision of support: ‘Curriculum and Teaching Methods’, ‘Grouping and Support’, ‘Specialised resources’, and ‘Advice and Assessment’. Should support staff employed for a one-to-one purpose be included in ? Support staff who are present in a class specifically for one-to-one work should not be included in the Non Teacher count reported for each class in PLASC. They should, however, be counted in the staffing information section of PLASC under support staff. Do school email addresses need to be reported this year? Yes, an email address must be included in the PLASC return. If the school does not have an email address then please enter ‘N@A’ in order for the file to be accepted into DEWi. Please note, however, that the WG may use e-mail addresses submitted in order to contact schools. Census day is approaching and I’ve just received a new pupil in the school. How can I avoid any potential problems? Schools receiving a new pupil need to confirm that their former school is aware that the pupil has left and has ended their registration with them. The receiving school should endeavour to obtain the pupil’s Common Transfer File (CTF) as soon as possible to aid the data collection and inputting needs for that pupil’s record. The pupil’s record needs to be complete prior to producing the return. Guidance on the Common Transfer System can be found in and via the ‘s2s Documentation’ link on the Schools’ Portal (). How do I find out what the valid ethnicity codes are? For further information on the collection and recording of pupils’ ethnic background data please consult the PLASC completion notes and Welsh Government guidance document Circular 006/2009.
Gary Woodman said that on the Agenda for the WLEP Board meeting tomorrow would include discussion on the final version of the SEP, terms of reference for Board members, and the relationship of the Business Board as a critical friend to the LEP Board in being able to view the Board Minutes. Future Meetings in 2014 5th March venue Sanctuary Housing 4th June venue TBC 3rd September venue TBC 3rd December venue TBC
I’m still a bit of shocked that I’m here. I’ve shook hands and spoke with John Bercow, Hazel Blears and Michael Gove recently and it felt really surreal because I’m used to seeing these people on television, not in my workplace. I was equally struck by their commitment to equality and to helping those who want to succeed. While I’m here, I really hope I can raise awareness of the issues that disabled people face. The scheme has really taught me that people with my condition can work well in parliament with the right support. It is great that the Government Equalities Office funds three places on the scheme for three disabled people to experience the cut and thrust of parliament. The MPs and the people I’ve met so far have been fantastic role models, and it’s important for disabled people like myself to have role models they can look up to. Geraint Rennie Geraint Rennie is taking part in a placement with David Hanson MP, as part of the Speakers Parliament Placement Scheme. My Interest in Politics My interest in politics stems from a young age, and in fact my earliest memory was during the election in 1992. Although, the result was a real disappointment to my community – it was my first taste into how politics can affect people’s lives. My second reason for wanting to get into politics is that I’ve always been interested in the causes of poverty, both domestically and globally. Living in poverty not only affect’s peoples’ physical and mental health, but also their education, wellbeing, and prospects in life. This all can contribute to preventing people from achieving their full potential. In my spare time, I used to volunteer for my local Oxfam shop in Aberystwyth and raise money for charities trying to help tackle poverty in less developed countries. It is something I am very passionate about.
5. Demographic Characteristics of Project Participants Indicate the service level: Direct Health Care Services Population-Based Services Enabling Services Services RACE (Indicate all that apply) ETHNICITY American Indian or Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander White More than One Race Unrecorded Total Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Unrecorded Total Pregnant Women (All Ages) Infants <1 year Children and Youth 1 to 25 years CSHCN Infants <1 year CSHCN Children and Youth 1 to 25 years Women 25+ years Men 25+ TOTALS
a planned transfer of the action (or part of it) to a new [principal] beneficiary (see Article 56a of the Grant Agreement); any personal grounds affecting the implementation of the action; any changes in the information that was used as a basis for signing the Supplementary Agreement; any changes in the information that was used as a basis for awarding the grant; ensure the visibility of EU funding in communications or publications and in applications for the protection of results (see Articles 27, 28, 29 and 38 of the Grant Agreement); uphold the intellectual property rights of the [principal] beneficiary during the implementation of the action and afterwards; maintain confidentiality as provided for in Article 36 of the Grant Agreement; for a transfer of the action (or part of it) to a new [principal] beneficiary: propose to the [principal] beneficiary [OPTION for the other principal investigators in SyG multi-beneficiary: and, where applicable, to his/her beneficiary] (in writing) to what extent the action will be transferred and the details of the transfer arrangement; [OPTION for the corresponding principal investigator in SyG: when the transfer is done by (one of) the other principal investigator(s), verify that the principal investigator has informed [OPTION for SYG multi-beneficiary: his/her beneficiary and] the principal beneficiary]; provide a statement to the [principal] beneficiary [OPTION for the other principal investigators in SyG multi-beneficiary: and, where applicable, his/her beneficiary] with the detailed results of the research up to the time of transfer; allow the Agency, the Commission, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) and the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) to exercise their rights under Articles 22 and 23 of the Grant Agreement also towards him/her. ARTICLE X — ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS (This provision could include further arrangements as regards intellectual property rights (in particular the access to background, the use of results, the provision of open access to publications and – where applicable – research data, publicity and confidentiality, etc.) These provisions must be compatible with the Grant Agreement and with the employment conditions of the principal investigator.) ARTICLE X — ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS CONCERNING CONFIDENTIALITY
Complete as applicable (per lot and per specific contract, if applicable). Give the name and address of the operator that won the contract in question (per lot and per specific contract, if applicable). Complete as applicable (per lot and per specific contract, if applicable). Complete as applicable (per lot and per specific contract, if applicable). Complete if applicable. Complete as applicable. Complete as applicable. Complete as applicable. Complete as applicable. Enter date.
59. Purchase orders and delivery notes for other goods and services . Yes 60. The underlying documentation (original invoices, debit notes, credit notes, transport documents, stock registers etc.) justifying the other goods and services. Yes 61. Inventory register/ledger (where applicable). Yes X. State aid 62. List of transactions concerning assets, goods and services made available by the State for free for the audited actions. Yes XI. Access costs for transnational or virtual access to research infrastructure 63. The calculation of the unit costs, actual costs or – under certain conditions – as a combination of the two used to declare access costs for the periods under audit in all cost categories. Yes XII. Information about the consortium 64. Signed consortium agreement. Yes (*) Note: this breakdown should include the relevant accounting codes/reference numbers to allow for reconciliation between the financial statements sent to the Commission/Agency/JU and the beneficiary's financial records as extracted from the accounting system. Should the beneficiary identify an eventual discrepancy between the amounts declared and supported, the breakdown to be provided should identify the elements motivating the difference.
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (max. 2 pages) Please provide a list of the consortium's participants (both beneficiaries and partner organisations) indicating the legal entity, the department carrying out the work and the scientist-in-charge of the project. For non-academic beneficiaries, please provide additional data as indicated in the table below. Consortium Member Legal Entity Short Name Academic (tick) (tick) Awards Doctoral Degrees (tick) Country Dept./ Division / Laboratory Role of Partner Organisation Beneficiaries Insert full name here e.g. Dublin City University Insert short name here e.g. DCU Do not complete this section for beneficiaries Partner Organisations Insert full name here e.g. Data Laboratories Inc. Insert short name here e.g. DLI e.g. Training, Hosting Secondments, Delivering Doctoral Degree Data for non-academic beneficiaries: Do not complete for non-academic Partner Organisations Name Location of research premises (city / country) Type of R&D activities No. of employees No. of employees in R&D Web site Annual turnover (in Euro) Enterprise status (Yes/No) SME status (Yes/No) The information in the above table must be based on current data, not projections The capacity of institutions participating in successful proposals will be subject to verification during the grant preparation phase Declarations Name (institution / individual) Nature of inter-relationship Please use the table above to declare any inter-relationship between different participating institutions or individuals (e.g. family ties, shared premises or facilities, joint ownership, financial interest, overlapping staff or directors, etc.) time
Contents 1. TENDER COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST 1 Schedule FORM OF TENDER…………………………………………………………………………………..4 Appendix 1 Organisation Details Appendix 2 Questionnaire Appendix 3 Cost Sheet Appendix 4 Scenario TENDER COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST Tenderers must ensure the items below are returned. Failure to include any of the mandatory items by the Deadline may render the Tender Number Item Form of response Status Schedule 1 Form of Tender Template attached Mandatory Not evaluated Appendix 1 Organisation details Template attached Mandatory Not evaluated Appendix 2 Questionnaire Template attached Mandatory Evaluated Appendix 3 Cost Sheet Template attached Appendix 4 Scenario Written Response Mandatory Evaluated All Tenders received by the Deadline will be checked for compliance with the submission requirements set out in this ITT. If Hull 2017 does not consider a Tender compliant, it reserves the right not to carry out any
1. Introduction Despite a legislative focus on aligning the Romanian framework to the European standards, the EPC market failed to develop in Romania, partially because of the economic crisis, partially because of a lack of interest from the public authorities in implementing such contracts. Romania remains however an energy intensive economy (three times the European average), therefore possessing a high potential for EPC application. In this sense, the Regulatory Authority for Energy (ANRE) identified the following two sectors as top priorities in case of energy efficiency investments: Buildings (36% out of 2010 total energy consumption, with an energy reduction potential estimated at 41.5%) and Transport (22% out of 2010 total energy consumption, with an energy reduction potential estimated at 31.5%). The number of active Romanian ESCOs is estimated in the range of 15-30, delivering energy services mainly in the fields of public lighting, residential and industrial sectors. The highlights of the analysis conducted are: Political Framework: Most important driver for EPC: Supportive EPC legal framework and state leadership in EPC implementation. Most important barrier for EPC: Low energy prices, conflicting legal framework and high public debt levels. Most relevant support schemes for EPC: Not available EPC market: Public sector Most relevant opportunities: Large potential of buildings to be rehabilitated (medical and education facilities in priority), combined with imposed annual renovation targets. Most relevant barriers and threats: Low energy prices, conflicting legal framework and high public debt levels.
This policy operates in a transition period, and there will be a need to revise the policy to confirm the approach to recreation services following the conclusion of the NDIS trials and the finalisation of the ILC scope under the NDIS. For further information contact: Wendy Murray Executive Director, Strategy Date: 15 May 2015
CCG Tracking Form: AGENCY Rounding Reference Tool Emergency Rental Approval Request CONTACT(S): Debbie Blackner NFCM Program Manager (360) 725-2557 Jacqueine Echols-Cobb CFC Program Manager 360-725-3216 -
RELATED REFERENCES: Chapter 13 of the Long Term Care Chapters DDA Policy 6.15 ATTACHMENT(S): CONTACT(S): Erika Parada, Nurse Delegation Program Manager (360) 725-2450 Doris Barret, DDA Nursing Services Unit Manager (360) 407-1504
H18 – 047 Procedure June 29, 2018 TO: Area Agency on Aging (AAA) Directors Home and Community Services (HCS) Division Regional Administrators Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) Regional Administrators FROM: Bea Rector, Acting Director, Home and Community Services Division Chanh Ly, Director, Management Services Division Deborah Roberts, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary, Developmental Disabilities Administration SUBJECT: Community Residential Capital Add-on Rates July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 Purpose: To notify field staff of the Licensed Assisted Living Facilities with Assisted Living (AL) contracts, ARC contracts and EARC contracts that will receive a capital add-on to their Medicaid daily rate for the State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2019 beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June 30, 2019. Background: Under RCW 74.39A.320 and WAC 388-105-0035, the department will: Pay a capital add-on rate for every SFY to any AL contractor that has a Medicaid occupancy percentage of sixty percent or greater. The Medicaid occupancy percentage will be calculated using Medicaid service days from the last six months of the calendar year preceding the applicable fiscal year divided by the product of all the AL contractors’ licensed assisted living facilities irrespective of use, times calendar days for the same six-month period; and Include in Medicaid service days those from Medicaid managed long-term care program, including but not limited to the Program for All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE).
If Dr. <<International Scholar’s Last Name>> is dismissed for any reason before the end of the authorized period of H-1B employment, the <School/College/Campus/Department Name>> agrees to pay the reasonable costs of return transportation to Dr. <<International Scholar’s Last Name>>’s home country. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, <<Chair/Dean’s Name>> <<Title>>, <School/College/Campus/Department Name>>
APPLICANT’S DETAILS 1.1 ABN Full legal name of applicant: Applicant’s ABN: ABN Branch (if applicable): Trading name (if applicable): Previous name(s) of company or organisation: Please attach a copy of the applicant’s ABN Registration Notice from the Australian Taxation Office. 1.2 Street number and name: Suburb/Town: State/Territory: Postcode: 1.3 Street number and name or PO Box number: Suburb/Town: State/Territory: Postcode: 1.4 Primary contact Title and name: Position held: Telephone number: Mobile number: Facsimile number: Email address: Best day and time to make contact: Alternative contact Title and name: Position held: Telephone number: Mobile number: