zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Thurs KO Bkt 2 Jean ONeal & Gay Schleicher Terry Wolfe & Jo Driscoll Fri Morn 49er Prs A Anne Curry & Jeanne Wyatt Fri Morn 1500er Prs ABC Terry Tankersley & Ramon Nelson Fri Morn Open Prs A Jim Bauer & Judy Northup Fri Morn Open Prs B Michael Hout & Gerry McKim KO, Bracket 2 Fri Aft 49er Prs AB Anne Difiore & Cassie Stern Fri Aft 299er Prs ABC Karen Roland & Patsy Rainwater Maddu Fri Aft 1500er Prs ABC Patrick Keating & Christian Remling Fri Aft Open Prs C June Barnebey & Ruth Wiener Fri Aft Open Prs Donna & William Garrard Fri Bkted KO Teams Bkt 1 Scott Nason & Rich Brandenburg Tony Pellegrini & Joseph Gill Fri Bkted KO Teams Bkt 2 Melvin Ball & Gay Nell Ball Dee Norris & Betty Peterson Fri Compact KO Teams Bkt 1 Billy Leeper & Robert Buchanan Pat Cassidy & Mary Orock Fri Compact KO Teams Bkt 2 Bruce Harbour & Stephen Birnbaum Penny Hawkins & Bob Butterfield Fri Eve 49er Prs AB Caroline Drews & Judith Latham Fri Eve 299er Prs AB John Blacklock & Edward Boenker Fri Eve 299er Prs C Barbara Smith & Connie Lowry Fri Eve Open Prs 12 Merri Jo Hillaker & Nagy Kamel Fri Eve Open Prs A 12 Jason Larrivee & Pamela Keim Fri Eve Swiss A Barry Schaffer & Nancy Kornegay Hugh Hillaker & Stephen Kornegay Fri Eve Swiss C Susan Keyes & Marjorie Deutsch EJ Nowak & Therese Milford Thurs Bkted KO Teams Bkt 1 Curtis Cheek, Susan Key, Tom Breed Chris Compton & David Grainger Thurs Eve Swiss A Jay Gibson & Eric Diamond Martha Young & Judy Lotridge Thurs Eve Swiss B Lynda Bradley & Katye Kowierschke James Cothran & Ruby Hill Sat Morn 49er Prs AB Evelyn Dashefsky & Cathy Ranspot Sat Morn 299er Prs Venkata Vishnubholta & Satish Shah Sat Morn 1500er Prs ABC May Sebel & Nancy Kelly Sat Morn Open Prs A Gail Wells & Marion Gebhardt Sat Morn Open Prs B Sat Aft 49er Prs Robert Terry & Jeffrey Smith
Nancy Stanton & Lynn Wood Sat Aft 299er Prs A Eugene Wuller & Stephen Wuller Sat Aft 1500er Prs A Susan Flick & Jackie Hertweck Sat Bkted KO Teams Bkt 4 Jean ONeal & Gay Schleicher Nancy Jipp & Jo Driscol Sat Eve Swiss Teams C Frank Durante & Lynn Cooper Nancy Latner & Barry Cooper Sat Morn Open Prs C Lee Huber & Mark Hatkoff Thurs Aft Open Prs A Robert Adams & David Foote Sun Aft 299er Swiss A Diane Segel & Jenny Oswald Carol Bice & Sandy Brown Sun Morn 299er Swiss ABC Sun Aft 299er Swiss BC Jill Hartel & Leah Margerison John Hartel & Rick Margerison Sun Strati-Flted Swiss X Hanchang Wang, Tiger King, Hank Eng Hua Yang & Edward Wang Sat Compact Ko Teams Bkt 2 Kathy Bumgardner & Jerry Albom Elinor Fries & Joe Fletcher Fri Eve Swiss Teams C Mary Ann White & Becky Koenigseder Jimmy Reynolds & Gary Neisler Sat Bkted KO Bkt 2 Mary Ann White & Jack Killough Jimmy Reynolds & Jim Harp
13/019 MAGNESIUM SULFATE in Water for Injection 4g/20mL (20%) and 10g/50mL (20%) syringes DEFERRED 12/098 POSTOPERATIVE NAUSEA AND VOMITING (PONV) Guidelines DEFERRED 13/021 SUCROSE Oral solution 24%, 1.5mL (Phebra) DEFERRED 12/094 TRANEXAMIC ACID INJECTION 100mg/mL, 10mL DEFERRED 13/018 ALCOHOL (ETHANOL) INJ ABSOLUTE (5.5 Cal per mL) 20mL DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 BETAMETHASONE VALERATE CREAM 0.05%, 30g DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 BETAMETHASONE VALERATE OINTMENT 0.05%, 15g, 30g DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 CIMETIDINE INJECTION 200mg in 2mL DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018A1 Digoxin immune Fab (Ovine) Powder for injection 38mg (Digibind®) DELETED 30-Apr-13
13/018 DOCUSATE with GLYCERIN and SOFT SOAP Enema disposable 5mL DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 INDOMETHACIN EYE DROPS 10mg per mL (1%), 5mL DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 NICOTINAMIDE TABLET 250mg DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 OSELTAMIVIR PHOSPHATE Powder for oral suspension 12mg/mL, 75mL DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 PROCAINAMIDE HYDROCHLORIDE CAPSULE 250mg DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 PROCAINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJECTION 40mg in 2mL (2%) DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/018 STREPTOKINASE INJECTION 1,500,000 units DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/006 SUGAMMADEX SODIUM INJECTION 200mg in 2mL DELETED 30-Apr-13 13/020 OMEGA-3-ACID ethyl esters 90, Capsule 1,000mg NOT ADDED 13/008 BOTULINUM TOXIN TYPEAInjection100units NOT AMENDED
12/T11 MACROGOL 3350 with ELECTROLYTES, single dose sachet, powder 6.56g (Movicol-Half®) DELETED 01-Jun-13 12/T08 OMEPRAZOLE TABLET (OMEPRAZOLE MAGNESIUM) 10mg DELETED 01-Jun-13 12/T08 OMEPRAZOLE TABLET 20mg DELETED 01-Jun-13 13/030A PIROXICAM Capsule 10mg, 20mg. DELETED 01-Jun-13 13/021 SUCROSE Oral solution 24%, 1mL (TootSweet) DELETED 01-Jun-13 13/030 CELECOXIB Capsule 100mg, 200mg NOT ADDED 13/022 LOSARTAN Tablet 25mg and 50mg NOT ADDED 13/019 MAGNESIUM SULFATE in Water for Injection 4g/20mL (20%) and 10g/50mL (20%) syringes NOT ADDED 12/T11 MACROGOL 3350 with electrolytes SACHET 13.8g (Movicol® Flavour Free) NOTED 01-Jun-13 For use in patients who are (a) unresponsive to existing combinations of laxatives; or (b) on large doses of opioid analgesics.
and minor. Watch Lecture on Seventh Chords Watch Lecture on choosing note values for harmonization chords Watch Lecture on entering harmonization chords in finale Quiz B9 & B10on minor scales Quiz B11 on identifying triads with chord symbol names Quiz B12 on 7th chords Proj 2C-Post Playing your song in minor mode to your discussion group. Week 12 Apr. 11-17 Recorder: Play your song in major and minor. Watch lecture on primary chords in major Watch lecture on primary chords in minor By Wed., Apr. 13 Quiz B13 on primary triad names By Sun., Apr. 17 - P11 – Post Evaluations of assigned song in minor performances by your group members. Listen to their assigned song’s minor Finale file before evaluating. Proj 4A-Harmonize your assigned song in major and attach it to the assignment box.(Part 4A of Project) A13-Assignment - Schedule Final Exam (100 pts) – be sure you follow the instructions in the assignment Complete online seventh chord exercises Complete online harmonization exercises Week 13 Apr. 18-24 By Wed., Apr. 20 Quiz B14 on Key Relationships By Wed., Apr. 20 or Thurs., Apr. 21 Perform song in major and parallel natural minor in testing center and attach to the appropriate assignment boxes. (Part 3 of Project) Week 14 Apr. 1 REVIEW for final exam Take the PRETEST for the final exam. Review Quizzes Final Pretest By Sun., May 1 – Proj 4B- Convert harmonized song from major to minor and attach it to the assignment box. Week 15 May 2- 5 REVIEW for final exam Take the PRETEST for the final exam. Final Pretest Week 16 May 6 - 12 Take FINAL EXAM in Testing Center
Research Associate, Heroit Watt business School Supply and Trading Research, Britoil plc Research Associate, University of Qualifications Diploma in Social Research, MBA, BSc (Hons) Bacteriology, Ruth Bryan Ruth is a Research Manager at George Street Research. She is a graduate from the with extensive experience in social and policy research. She is an experienced Project Manager with a wide range of research interests, including health, education and skills, and children and young people. Ruth has a strong portfolio of research skills using both quantitative and qualitative methods. She has managed process and outcome evaluation studies for both Government and the voluntary sector, providing actionable recommendations based on the research evidence. She has conducted research with both medical professionals and patients and carers. Key Skills Research design / research tool development Management of telephone survey research Stakeholder engagement and consultation using a range of methods Advanced quantitative and qualitative data analysis Relevant experience Recent research for Audit as part of their review of new arrangements for managing NHS board waiting lists (including qualitative research with hard to reach patient and carer groups) Research to review community care and mental health services for adults with sensory impairment in , which involved consultation with service providers, service users and their carers Numerous surveys in the field of child health, in collaboration with the Child and Adolescent Health Research Unit at the , including the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Study A range of studies utilising loosely structured telephone interviews, including work for the General Dental Council An evaluation of The Place2Be – Edinburgh Hub covering the process by which The Place2be was established in schools in the Edinburgh Hub, and the impact that The Place2Be has had on the emotional environment of the schools and on all stakeholder groups involved. This involved literature review, secondary data analysis, qualitative research with a wide range of stakeholders, including funders, teachers, counsellors, mental health workers, parents and primary school children Employment history Research Manager, George Street Research Consultant, York Consulting LLP Senior Research Consultant, MVA Consultancy
Contact Details University Name Title Contact Details Paul Kimber Building Maintenance Manager Tel: 01865 288777 Email: paul.kimber@admin.ox.ac.uk Natalie Sowden Buyer – Estates Services Tel: 01865 616040 Email: Natalie.sowden@admin.ox.ac.uk
Folder 27 - Parkway East/Chestnut St Folder 28 - Parkway West Folder 29 - Personette St Folder 30 - Personette St/Orchard Sq Box 72 Folder 1 - Ravine Ave Folder 2 - Ravine Ave Folder 3 - Ravine Ave Folder 4 - Ravine Ave/Caton Ter Folder 5 - Ravine Ave/Westover Ave Folder 6 - Roseland Ave/Birkendene Rd Folder 7 - Seymour St/Grove St/Linwood Terr/Ryerson Ave/Mountain Ave/Elm Road Folder 8 - Smull Ave Folder 9 - Smull Ave Folder 10 - Smull Ave Folder 11 - Smull Ave Folder 12 - Smull Ave Folder 13 - Wakefield Rd Folder 14 - Wakefield Pl/Park Ave Folder 15 - Wakefield Pl/Welshman Court Folder 16 - Ward Pl/Myrtle Ave
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The Commission is mindful that there needs to be an effective method of monitoring and controlling the alcohol sales limits imposed. The Commission instructs the Director of Licensing and the Licensee work together and mutually agree on a practical and implementable method for controlling the maximum daily alcohol sales limits imposed through this Decision. This Decision is to be reviewed following twelve months of operation of the above licence conditions and their impartial evaluation. Results of the evaluation are to be put before the Commission to enable it to alter or adjust supply measures on an evidence based approach, to minimise alcohol caused personal and community harm in the area. Richard O’Sullivan Chairman 24 May 2013
No. of patients colonized with at ICU-discharge No. of patients acquiring colonization with AR-GNB after ICU discharge SDD (n=507) SOD (n=489) p-value* SDD (n=426) SOD (n=409) p-value* At least one ICU A 9/154 (5.8%) 35/271 (12.9%) 0.02 20/134 (14.9%) 42/224 (18.8.0%) 0.35 ICU B 7/115 (6.1%) 44/124 (35.4%) <0.0001 15/95 (15.8%) 19/96 (19.8%) 0.47 ICU C 9/238 (3.8%) 30/94 (31.9%) <0.0001 24/197 (12.2%) 12/89 (13.5%) 0.76 All 25/507 (4.9%) 109/489 (22.3%) <0.0001 59/426 (13.8%) 73/409 (17.8%) 0.11 Different AR-GNB 28 131 99 108 E.coli 10 46 20 36 Enterobacter sp. 2 17 18 18 Morganella sp. 4 11 5 9 Citrobacter sp. 2 8 7 7 K.pneumoniae 1 9 6 4 P.aeruginosa 3 15 6 15 other 6 25 37 19 Resistance phenotypes Ceftazidime 18 76 55 43 Ciprofloxacin 12 44 19 31 Tobramycin 18 37 32 39 Meropenem 1 5 5 3 Colistin 13 34 31 30 ESBL 7 60 29 24
Apply Custom Styles and Templates Creating custom color formats EX 74 Creating and modifying cell styles EX D2-EX D4 Creating and modifying custom templates EX 376-EX 379 Creating form fields EX 450 Prepare a Workbook for Internationalization and Accessibility Displaying data in multiple international formats EX 768-EX 772 Modifying worksheets for use with accessibility tools EX 752 Utilizing international symbols EX 771 Managing multiple options for +Body and +Heading fonts EX D26 Create Advanced Formulas Apply Functions in Formulas Utilizing the IF function in conjunction with other functions EX 173, EX 467-EX 472, EX 477-EX 480 Utilizing AND/OR functions EX 470-EX 477 Utilizing nested functions EX 472, EX 477-EX 480, EX 484-EX 489 Utilizing SUMIFS, AVERAGEIFS, and COUNTIFS functions EX B13-EX B18 Look Up Data with Functions Utilizing the LOOKUP function EX 176-EX 179, EX 489-EX 500 Utilizing the VLOOKUP function EX 177-EX 179, EX 490-EX 497 Utilizing the HLOOKUP function EX 497-EX 500 Utilizing the TRANSPOSE function EX 517 Apply Advanced Date and Time Functions Utilizing the NOW and TODAY functions EX 166-EX 167 Using functions to serialize dates and times EX 22, EX 86 Create Scenarios Utilizing the Watch window EX 585-EX 586 Consolidating data EX 717 Enabling iterative calculations EX 767 Utilizing What-If analysis tools including Goal Seek EX 180-EX 181, EX 601-EX 603 Utilizing the Scenario Manager EX 618-EX 625 Using financial functions EX 192-EX 197 Create Advanced Charts and Tables Create Advanced Chart Elements Adding trendlines to charts EX 221 Creating dual axis charts EX 222-EX 223 Creating custom chart templates EX 376-EX 377 Viewing chart animations EX 210-EX 211
BEFORE THE PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Office of Small Business Advocate Office of Consumer Advocate Daniel Killmeyer Robert Redinger, Jr. v. Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC : : : : : : : : : R-2014-2403939 C-2014-2407227 C-2014-2410707 C-2014-2415138 C-2014-2431804 RECOMMENDED DECISION Before Jeffrey A. Watson Administrative Law Judge
parties have agreed, commencing October 1, 2014, the BB&A rate for SGS and MGS customers will be $0.1491, and the BB&A rate for LGS customers will be $0.0347, as opposed to the rates proposed by Peoples of $0.1397 and $0.0326, respectively. Settlement ¶ 35. Peoples Statement in Support, p. 9. Contract Renewals and Changes As explained in Peoples Statement No. 2, there were several renewals and changes in gas supply, pipeline, and storage capacity contracts in this proceeding. Peoples Statement No. 2, pp. 4-47. Peoples Statement in Support, p. 9. Peoples points out the Joint Petitioners have agreed that the Commission should approve the renewals and changes in gas supply, pipeline, and storage capacity contracts that are explained in Peoples Statement No. 2 and related exhibits included in the 2014 Definitive Filing. Settlement ¶ 36. Peoples Statement in Support, p. 9. Peoples further asserts that no party in this proceeding challenged Peoples Division’s gas supply, pipeline or storage capacity contracts. According to Peoples, these contracts are in the public interest for the reasons explained in Peoples Division’s testimony and exhibits, and these contracts should be approved. Peoples Statement in Support, p. 10. Merger of the Peoples Division and Peoples-Equitable Division PGC Rates Peoples explains that it acquired Equitable and established its Peoples-Equitable Division as a result of the Merger Proceeding. Peoples did not propose to merge the gas cost rates in the current annual 1307(f) filings of Peoples Division and Peoples-Equitable Division; however, Peoples advised the parties that it is taking steps now to align gas cost rates for Peoples Division and Peoples-Equitable Division to support the blending of their gas cost rates in the near future. Peoples Statement No. 1, p. 14. Peoples Statement in Support, p. 10. Consequently, Peoples explains that it also advised the parties that it expects to propose to merge the PGC rates of its Peoples and Peoples-Equitable Divisions in its 2015 PGC filings. Settlement ¶ 37. Peoples Statement in Support, p. 10. Peoples has indicated it will file separate PGC filings for the Divisions and proposals for merger of PGC rates. Settlement ¶ 37. Peoples Statement in
The questionnaire should be completed annually by the end of March and a summary sent to us by fax, post or e-mail. Complaints Each pharmacy contractor must prepare an annual report for each year, ending 31 March. The annual report must be available to any person on request and the pharmacy contractor must also send a copy of its annual report to NHS England as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the year to which the report relates. To assist pharmacies, PSNC has prepared a template summary of complaints, which can be used as an index of complaints as they are received and closed. All the information necessary to produce the annual report can then be collated from this summary at the end of each year. Please send copies of these reports to us, preferably by e-mail. NHS England Contact Centre (previously PALS) From April 2013, a new service handling general enquires, complaints and FOI requests has become fully operational within England. The NHS England Contact Centre is the first point of contact for the general public, NHS personnel, MPs, journalists and colleagues within internal and external partnership organisations. All access routes into the contact centre are detailed below: Telephone: 0300 311 22 33 E-Mail: NHS England, PO Box 16738h REDDITCH, B97 9PT The service and will operate Monday to Friday, 08.00 – 18.00, excluding Bank Holidays. If you have any questions regarding any of the details contained in this letter please contact us. Yours sincerely Emma Knox Commissioning Support Manager, Pharmacy contracts Team, NHS England (Merseyside)
IFNβ mRNA و Megaprimer PCR کی و (IFNβ) یک و mRNA IFNβ و AU (ARE) UTR´3 mRNA ARE و 18 ARE Megaprimer PCR PCR EcoRI و BglII همین اما PCR و CHO PCR و و PCR و CHO 18 mRNA IFNβ mRNA و Megaprimer PCR. z.hojati@sci.ui.ac.irEmail: (IFNβ) و تحت و و و IFNβ (MS)، و و IFNβ و و B و C (5). E. coli و CHO، IFNβ و Betaseron وExtavia تحت IFNβ1b E. coli. و Avonex و Rebif و تحت IFNβla CHO IFNβ مهم IFNβ mRNA و IFNβ mRNA، و (ARE, Adenine uracil Rich Element) mRNA (UTR´3)، mRNA ARE mRNA mRNA و و ARE و AUUUA و UUAUUUAUU و AUUUA، یا 3´
mRNA و ARE، و تحت ARE mRNA mRNA mRNA UTR´3 و 807+ UTR´3mRNA IFNβ یکی mRNAβIFN mRNA IFNβ، تحت (CRID, Coding Region Instability Determinant) و CRID mRNA و mRNA IFNβ AU mRNA ، mRNA، mRNA ، (16). IFNβ و mRNA ARE mRNA IFNβ و Megaprimer PCR و pS-IFN Kozak pSVM dhfr CHO pBR322 و pS-IFN Kozak IFNβ EcoRI dhfr pSVM E. coli E. coli، LB Merck pS-IFN Kozak (5Version) و PCR Megaprimer TTA ACA GAC TTA CAG GTT ACC TCC ̍̍ ̍5 ، AAA TAA TTT ATT TTC CAA AAA AAT AAC TCA TAA ̍5 . TGA ATT CTA ACT TTA TGA TGA GAG ̍5، IFNβ. 3 PCR 18 EcoRI و BglII BglII 206 Megaprimer PCR EcoRI Megaprimer PCR یکی (Site directed mutagenesis) Sarkar و Sommer و و PCR PCR و و PCR Megaprimer PCR 18 1 و PCR 5/2 DNA pS-IFN Kozak، IFNβ و ng/µl15) 1 20 5/1 dNTP 75/0 4 Pfu 25/0 و 5/10 °C94 7 و سپس 15 45 °C 30 °C72 1 و °C72 10 PCR و 206 PCR 5/2 DNA pS-IFN Kozak، IFNβ و ng/µl15) 3 2 و 89 MgSO4 2 2 دهد همین
ب 1 4 PCR 206 M: DNAbp100 5 550 M: DNAkbp1. ب E. coli. ، EcoRI 1500 و 6400 4 و M: DNAkbp1 LB ´UTR ARE3 7800 و IFNβ PCR و و و و -CHO dhfr و و و و ng500 DNA وµl 5/2 Real Time PCR و ELISA βIFN βIFN و و IFNβ coli و CHO و تحت IFNβ1b (Extavia و Betaseron)و IFNβ1a (Avonex و Rebif و Cinnovex و و و MS مد اما IFNβ mRNA و و یکی mRNA IFNβ AU ´UTR3 mRNA IFNβ (8). mRNA ARE، Shaw و Kamen 51 AU ´UTR3 mRNA (GM-CSF) mRNA ARE GM-CSF ´UTR3 mRNA β mRNA 17 30 Barreaue و UUAUUUAUUARE GM-CSF، و mRNA mRNA Zubiaga و U UUAUUUAUU، و mRNA ARE ´UTR3 c-fos، IFNα mRNA IFNβ، Kruys و AU mRNA، AU mRNA ´UTR3 mRNA IFNβ ´ 3 mRNA، AU mRNA دم و ARE mRNA ARE و ARE ARE
Table 1: Relevant Codex and overseas MRLs for azoxystrobin EU USA Residue Definition Azoxystrobin Azoxystrobin Azoxystrobin Azoxystrobin Azoxystrobin and its metabolites Sum of azoxystrobin, and the of azoxystrobin methoxyacrylate] Wheat 0.1 (proposed) 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2 Barley 0.2 (proposed) 0.5 0.5 0.5 - 3 Oats 0.1 (proposed) 0.5 0.5 (other cereal grains) 0.5 - 1.5 Oat straw and fodder 3 (proposed) - Not established 15 (as cereal) 3 Oat forage 7 (proposed) - Not established - 5 Oat hay - - Not established - 10
GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: So we’ll rotate. We’ll bring in the other forces from Moron and then fly back other forces. So we kind of rotate them but we’ve got about a third on the ground there. UNKNOWN MALE SPEAKER #6: Okay. GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: It’s basic. UNKNOWN MALE SPEAKER #6: I did get you bogged down on that but a couple of quick follow up questions on Afghanistan. You mentioned that SFATS are starting to fall out. Is that already underway and what number are you talking about? GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: You know I – UNKNOWN MALE SPEAKER #6: What portion of those – GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: I can’t Bob. I’m not even sure we discussed numbers as much as conceptually. UNKNOWN MALE SPEAKER #6: Not now are they or they’re going to come (unintelligible)? GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: I think -- I’d be just guessing if I said between now, you know, at the end of the year we’ll have half of them. I can’t tell you. But what I do know is whatever the glide path we were on and we assumed it would go past the winter and probably into the spring of next year. We’re well ahead of this thing so we will be bringing the SFATS home. And probably one of the I guess telltale signs of this is we’ve got a brigadier general over there. We sent one of our premiere young infantry brigadier generals and he actually his job was to organize and be in command of these SFATS units all throughout the Helmand Province. We’re going to bring him in early. UNKNOWN MALE SPEAKER #6: Hmm. GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: We’re going to bring him home. He went in there around late June or early February of this year. So if you kept him on a normal rotation he’d go back probably February or March of next year. They’re going to bring him back probably in late August, early September. UNKNOWN SPEAKER: Okay Bob. We need to keep moving, sorry. GENERAL JAMES F. AMOS: So it’s just the concept that they’re going -- And by the way, there isn’t anybody running for the door. It’s actually just it’s working well and that was my point. UNKNOWN MALE SPEAKER #6: Okay.
Commission Calculated Depreciation Less Company Calculated Depreciation $63,007 (62,725) Adjustment Calculate Rate of Return on Equity $ 282 Capital Structure Debt 0.5 Cost 5.10% Equity 0.5 X% 0.5 x 5.10% + 0.5 x X = 8.07% X = 8.07% - 2.55% 50% X = 11% Appendix B R-2014-2419115 Manwalamink Sewer Company Rate Structure The Company’s rate structure consists of a Service Charge and a two block declining rate structure. Bills are rendered on a monthly basis. The objective of rate design is to ensure that no class of service results in subsidizing service to one class at the expense of another class. The Company’s proposed second rate block for sales volumes greater than 10,000 gallons per month is $2.27 per 1,000 gallons, an increase of approximately 10% over the existing rate of $2.06. As a general rule, no rate should be below the incremental cost of treatment & disposal, as well as covering a percentage of fixed costs. As a test, an estimate of the incremental cost was developed resulting in a unit cost per 1,000 gallons of approximately $2.53. In this case, the increase to the second rate block would be approximately 22.8% To the extent that the second rate block increases by a greater than average increase, other rates will decrease correspondingly. In this case, the incremental increase to revenue from the second rate block will go to reduce the first rate block. The usage data is taken from the consumer usage analysis as shown in the Company rate filing. Commission’s design of the first rate block (10,000 gallons per month) is shown in Appendix C, Proof of Revenue. Using a first rate block of $6.59 per 1,000 gallons, revenue from metered sales and flat rate sales
Appendix A Table S1: Primers and PCR fragments amplified/used in this work. PXXX, promoter of gene XXX; TXXX, terminator of gene XXX; Y-GDNA, CEN.PK113-7D genomic DNA; sequence annealing to template in primers is shown in red and italics; over-lap sequence for over-lap extension PCR and Gibson Assembly is underlined; restriction sites used in cloning are shown in bold. No. PCR fragment Over-lap extension PCR fragment Primer Sequence (5’ -> 3’) 1 EfmvaS- TEFM1 from pPMVAu8 PCUP1- EfmvaS- TEFM1 PM4pRS423s PPM8+EFM1tas PPM8+EfmvaSaa PCUP1 from PPM8+TEF1pas PPM8+CUP1pa-s PPM8+CUP1pa-a PPM8+MCSa 2 PCUP1 from PCUP1-EfmvaE- TEBS1 PPM8+MCSs PPM8+CUP1pss PPM8+CUP1ps-a PPM8+TEF1psa 3 EfmvaE- TEBS1 from pPMVAu8 PPM8+EfmvaEss PM4pRS423a 4 PGAL1/10 from Y-DNA PMsuGAL1-10ps PMsuGAL1-10pa ACS2 from PMsuACS2s PMsuACS2a PGAL2 from PMsuGAL2ps PMsuGAL2pa DNA DNA
5 HMG2-U [HMG2(-309, from PIM1HMG2ps PIM1HMG2pa 6 HIS3 from PIM1HIS3s PIM1HIS3a 7 PGAL7 from PIM1GAL7ps PIM1GAL7pa 8 HMG2K6R(1, 292) from 9 PDC5 (-277, -32) from Y-GDNA PDC5(-277, PDC5 (95, 373) PI3PDC5Us PI3PDC5Ua HIS3 from pRS423 PI3HIS3s PI3HIS3a PDC5 (95, 373) from PI3PDC5Ds PI3PDC5Da 10 PTEF1 from PM32TEF1ps PM32TEF1pa ERG12-TNAT5 from pPMVAd3 PM32ERG12s PM3NAT5ta As above 11 PTEF2 from PTEF2- ERG8- TIDP1 PM32TEF2ps PM32TEF2pa ScERG8- TIDP1 from pPMVAd3 PM32ERG8s PM3IDP1ta As above 12 TRP1 from pRS423 PI3ToTRP1ps PI3ToTRP1pa a
13 PTEF2 from PTEF2- MVD1- TIDP1 PPM3+TEF2ps1 PPM3+TEF2pa MVD1-TPRM9 from pPMVAd3 PPM3+MVD1s PPM3+MVD1a1 14 PTEF1 from PTEF1- IDI1- TRPL15A PPM3+TEF1ps PPM3+TEF1pa ScIDI1- TRPL15A from pPMVAd3 PPM3+IDI1s PPM3+IDI1a 15 PCUP1 from PM36CUP1ps PM36CUP1pa ERG12-TNAT5 from pPMVAd3 PM36ERG12s PM3NAT5ta 16 PGAL2 from PMd38GAL2ps PMd38GAL2pa ERG12-TNAT5 from pPMVAd3 PMd38ERG12s PM3NAT5ta As above 17 PADH1 from PPM39ADH1ps PPM39ADH1pa MVD1-TPRM9 from pPMVAd3 PPM39MVD1s PPM3+MVD1a1 As above 18 TRPL3 from PCUP1- ScERG20- TRPL3 PJT1pRS425s PJT+PRL3aa PJT+PRL3as ERG20 from PJT+ERG20s PJT+ERG20a PCUP1 from PJT+CUP1pa-s
PPM8+CUP1pa-a As above PPM8+MCSa As above 19 PCUP1 from PCUP1-AcNES1- TRPL4A1B PPM8+MCSs As above PPM8+CUP1pss As above PJT+CUP1ps-a AcNES1 (Artificially synthesized ) PJT+AcNES1s PJT+AcNES1a TRPL41B from Y-GDNA PJT+RPL41Bs PJT1RPL41Bta PJT1pRS425a 20 PGAL1 from PJT8GAL1-10ps PJT8GAL1-10pa Partial ald6 from Y-GDNA PJT9Isos PJT8ALD6a PGAL2 from PJT8GAL2ps PJT8GAL2pa 21 PPGErg9-Cln2s PRSERG9Cra 22 Verify ERG9 c-terminal modification PQvERG9s AGAAATGTACCAGGATAAATTACCTCC PQvERG9a AACAGGACGGCGAAACTTTAATACG 23 from pUG6 PdGAL80s PdGAL80a 24 Verify gal80 disruption PVdGAL80s ACTGCTGGTCCTTGCCGAC PVdGAL80a CCAAGCACAGGGCAAGATGC 25 PGAL10 from Y-GDNA PPGGAL10ps PPGGAL10pa 26 PGAL2 from Y-GDNA PPGGAL2ps PPGGAL2pa
be carrying out? Impact: assessing expected results for APEC and stakeholders Please tick: Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Has the proposal shown how the planned outputs (goods and services) will contribute to the desired change? Could there be ways to improve their quality utility? Can the intended changes from this project, particularly the difference it will make to direct beneficiaries, be more clearly expressed? Will this have the active participation of a large number of APEC members? How could more members be engaged? Are there other beneficiaries and stakeholders that could benefit from this project that should be engaged in its development? Could there be better ways to communicate and promote the project’s outputs and results, particularly to external parties? Are there other quality assurance measures that should be taken over the products prior to distribution? How could the proposal better ensure that both women and men are appropriately involved in the planning and implementation of this project? Should any further project risks be identified? How could they be managed?
See MS Excel spreadsheet “Attachment B – Functional and Technical Requirements.xlsx” and “HAMHDS Attachments C and D Cost and Resource Hours Worksheets.xlsx” Attachment B – Functional and Technical Requirements Attachment C – Cost Worksheets Attachment D – Resource Hours Worksheets
Result of Colouring Competition Class- Pre-School April 27, 2016 Heartiest Congratulations to all the winners! Position Daffodil Daisy Lily Lotus Rose I Anika Chhabra, Prisha Kumar Shiven Khanna, Aaliyah Malik Nysa Baluja, Arav Kukreja Tanasha Bansal, Maira Sanoriya Tashi Bansal, Divjyot Singh II Shourya Basugade, Kush Gupta Manya Mittal, Diksha Smayra Phutela, Taanish Midha Harmehar Singh, Gourica Sachdeva Taishaa Sharma, Aarav Dhalla III Mokshika, Dyuti Chauhan Naitik Sakuja, Naysha Malhotra Ganya Dawar, Prisha Mittal Navika Gupta, Arsh Khan Preksha Verma, Tarush Malik Consolation Jiyan Arora, Mukul Pawar Varchasv Garg, Dhriti Khanna Arnav Sawhney, Manit Trikha Yashvi Midha, Gourika Chawla Reuven Gandhi, Jiya Bhoj
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Dat blijkt uit jaarlijks onderzoek door Stichting Loonwijzer en vacaturesite Monsterboard. Voor het onderzoek werden meer dan 123.000 respondenten uit 70 landen naar hun salaris in 2012 gevraagd. In Nederland deden bijna 13.000 personen mee met het onderzoek. Nederlandse managers verdienen gemiddeld 26,90 dollar per uur bruto. Alleen managers uit de VS verdienen meer, namelijk 31,10 dollar per uur bruto. In 2011 verdienden Nederlandse managers nog 26,10 dollar bruto per uur. Ook administratieve medewerkers uit Nederland staan wereldwijd op de tweede plaats met een gemiddeld inkomen van 17,10 dollar per uur bruto. Alleen Duitsers verdienen met een gemiddeld bruto uurloon van 17,50 dollar meer. Bron: Fonkonline, 21 juni URL: Nederlanders blijken grootverdieners Nederlandse lonen behoren tot de hoogste in de wereld. De lonen van managers, professionals, technici en administratieve medewerkers komen steevast voor in de top vijf van best betaalde werknemers ter wereld. Dat blijkt uit de Loonwijzer/Monsterboard Wage Index, een onderzoek naar loonontwikkeling en de arbeidsmarkt in 70 landen. Voor het onderzoek werden wereldwijd 123.097 respondenten naar hun salaris gevraagd. Also placed on: Goudportal.nl, 21 juni
Bron: RTL Nieuws, 12 April URL: Helft Nederlanders wil andere baan Meeste lonen gedaald of gelijk gebleven De meeste Nederlanders zijn er qua salaris vorig jaar op achteruitgegaan. Dat blijkt uit de Loonwijzer van Monsterboard. Vooral in de agrarische sector en de horeca gingen werknemers en flink op achteruit. Aan deden bijna 14.000 mensen mee. Vorig jaar zagen de onderzoekers nog wel loonstijgingen, maar die komen in het onderzoek van dit jaar nauwelijks meer voor. In de Bouw stegen de lonen nog met 1,4 procent, en in de Transportsector met 0,7 procent. Maar die stijging is veel minder dan de inflatie. Die was in 2012 2,5 procent. Volgens Paulien Osse van de Loonwijzer stemmen de cijfers somber, maar vallen ze internationaal gezien nog mee. "De koopkracht in Nederland is verhoudingsgewijs hoog. Hij ligt iets onder die van de Verenigde Staten en Groot-Brittannië."
Proposed and Approved Transmission targets The transmission network performance indicators include: Adjusted Average Circuit Outage Duration (ACOD); Adjusted Frequency of Circuit Outage (FCO); Adjusted Average Transformer Outage Duration (ATOD); and Adjusted Frequency of Transformer Outages (FTO). Transmission targets proposed by PWC Networks and approved by the Commission are contained in Table A4 below. Table A4: Transmission Circuit and Transformer Targets Performance indicators 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Average (Target) Average circuit outage duration (ACOD) 492.6 133.3 140.3 486 528.7 358.8 Frequency of circuit outage (FCO) 31 44 55 41 74 49 Average transformer outage duration (ATOD) 43 - 159 - 291 123.25 Frequency of transformer outages (FTO) 2 - 1 - 1 0.8 PWC Networks has advised the Commission that it does not have historical data for the Alice Springs transmission system due to its recent installation.
African Grasslands Art Project Term Two Provocation The project was provoked by Emily’s show and share about her visit to her mother’s homeland, South Africa. Emily shared photos of the African animals she encountered during her visit. The children then wanted to learn more about these animals and where they lived. Curriculum During the educator’s discussion, Miss Mel offered her artistic abilities to draw the animals. Although, we do not normally use templates, we saw this as an opportunity for the children to develop their artistic/creative abilities and to work with an ‘artist in residence’ Whole Class Planning After the animals where drawn, the children worked together to work out and plan where each animal should go and what else they should add such as tree, waterfall and grass. “We should put the elephant next to the lion because he is big enough to fight the lion” suggested Taki. Small Groups The children worked in small groups to plan what colours to use and to paint the animals and their habitat. Enacting The children worked together towards the goal pf creating an art display for their parents/carers to visit, view and appreciate.
□ Qualification □ RPL-A □ RPL-R □ RPL-S □ Qualification d’instructeur de vol RPAS □ Délivrance □ Prorogation □ Renouvellement 2. Détail du candidat A compléter par le demandeur 2.1. Détenteur d’une licence belge BE.FCL……………………………………. Prénom: Nom: Numéro de registre national : Date de naissance: Nationalité: Lieu de naissance: Adresse: Code postal: Téléphone/Mobile: E-mail: Documentation requise: Copie de la Carte d’identité Nationale/Européenne ou du passeport 3. Formation pour la licence ou la qualification d’instructeur A compléter par le demandeur et l’instructeur Date : Instructeur Signature 3.1. Formation théorique et pratique Du …/..../…. Au…./…/…. 3.2. Formation d’enseignement et d’apprentissage Du .../..../…. Au ..../..../…. Documentation requise : Carnet de vol Attestation de formation d’enseignement et d’apprentissage 4. Examens pour la licence et/ou les qualifications A compléter par le demandeur 4.1. Examen théorique : □ Examen effectué le ......./......../………... (date) □ Dispense sur base d’un brevet militaire, licence de pilote PART-FCL. 4.2. Examen pratique : □ Examen effectué le ......./......../………... (date) Documentation requise : Attestation de réussite de l’examen théorique Copie du brevet militaire ou de la licence PART-FCL (si d’application)
Application for an Eligibility Certificate for 2018-2019 Tax Exemption for Foreign University Professors Deadline for submitting applications: February 28, 2019 1 – Information on the applicant Mr. Ms. Applicant’s name: Address: Social insurance number: Citizenship: Country of birth: 2 – Information on the employer (eligible university) Name and title of the designated representative of the eligible university: Address: Telephone: Fax: Email : 3 – Doctoral degree (Ph.D.) obtained by the applicant Date obtained: Discipline: University: City: Country: 4 – Status of applicant Status of professor: Regular professor or professor on tenure track Assistant professor Associate professor Full professor Visiting professor 5 – Declaration by the eligible university concerning the applicant
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Trainee Last name(s) First name(s) Date of birth Nationality Sex [M/F] Study cycle Field of education Sending Institution Name Faculty/ Erasmus code (if applicable) Address Country Contact person name; email; phone Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences D BIELEFE02 FH Bielefeld Interaktion 1 33619 Bielefeld Germany Nora Naujoks, , +49 521 106 70517 Receiving Name Address; website Country Size Contact person name; position; e-mail; phone Mentor name; position; e-mail; phone < 250 employees > 250 employees Before the mobility Table A - Traineeship Programme at the Receiving Organisation/Enterprise Planned period of the mobility: from [day/month/year] ……………. to [day/month/year] ……………. Traineeship title: … Number of working hours per week: … Detailed programme of the traineeship: Knowledge, skills and competences to be acquired by the end of the traineeship (expected Learning Outcomes): Monitoring plan: Evaluation plan: The level of language competence in ________ [indicate here the main language of work] that the trainee already has or agrees to acquire by the start of the mobility period is: A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 Native speaker Table B - Sending Institution Please use only one of the following three boxes: The traineeship is embedded in the curriculum and upon satisfactory completion of the traineeship, the institution undertakes to: The traineeship is voluntary and, upon satisfactory completion of the traineeship, the institution undertakes to: The traineeship is carried out by a recent graduate and, upon satisfactory completion of the traineeship, the institution undertakes to: Organisation
EDUCATION: NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION FROM WHICH THE CANDIDATE GRADUATED SPECIALIZATION YEAR OF GRADUATION DIPLOMA AWARDED AND OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS (if that should be the case) OFFICIAL TITLE RECOMMENDATIONS*: No. INSTITUTION DEPARTMENT NAME AND TITLE OF THE REFEREE *At least two references according to the Annex 6 template.
Any of your bonds have been called? If so, refer contracts and countries. Bonds you expect to provide in the next twelve months. ANNEX I DETAIL OF THE BONDS The Insured declares that the bonds have the following conditions: Bond of ( % of the amount of the contract) Amount of the bond: Duration (months): Instrumentation: Date of effect: / / Date of expiry: / / Constitution, operation and cancellation procedure: Rate and date of accrual of interest (when appropriate) Type of bond: Conditional qualified Conditional simple Unconditional at first demand Bond of ( % of amount of contract) Amount of the bond: Duration (months): Instrumentation: Date of effect: / / Date of expiry: / / Constitution, operation and cancellation procedure: Rate and date of accrual of interest (where appropriate) Type of bond: Conditional qualified
Trainee Last name(s) First name(s) Date of birth Nationality Sex [M/F] Study cycle Field of education EQFlevel 6/EQFlevel 7/ EQF level 8 0215: Music and performing arts (03.2, 03.3 - 212 Sending Institution Name Faculty/ Department Erasmus code (if applicable) Address Country Contact person name; email; phone The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music PL WARSZAW09 Okólnik str.2 00-368 Warsaw Poland Emilia Lipka (00 48 22) 827 72 41, ext. 258 erasmus@chopin.edu.pl Receiving Name Department Address; website Country Size Contact person name; position; e-mail; phone Mentor name; position; e-mail; phone < 250 employees > 250 employees Before the mobility Table A - Traineeship Programme at the Receiving Organisation/Enterprise Planned period of the mobility: from [month/year] ……………………. to [month/year] ……………………… Traineeship title: … Number of working hours per week: … Detailed programme of the traineeship: Knowledge, skills and competences to be acquired by the end of the traineeship (expected Learning Outcomes): Monitoring plan: Evaluation plan: The level of language competence in ____________________________ [indicate here the main language of work] that the trainee already has or agrees to acquire by the start of the mobility period is: A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 Native speaker Table B - Sending Institution Please use only one of the following three boxes: The traineeship is embedded in the curriculum and upon satisfactory completion of the traineeship, the institution undertakes to: The traineeship is voluntary and, upon satisfactory completion of the traineeship, the institution undertakes to: The traineeship is carried out by a recent graduate and, upon satisfactory completion of the traineeship, the institution undertakes to: Organisation
h. Official signing for applicant organisation (name, title and address): Director Institute: Chief Accountant: Please attach letter or approval from principal tutor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. ABSTRACT (max. 250 words) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. “WHAT IS KNOWN” & “WHAT IS NEW” (max. 200 words) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please present background for your project – what we already know in this subject, what has already been examined
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Lists of data considered in support of the evaluation List of data submitted by the applicant in support of the evaluation in AT and relied on Data point Author(s) Year Title Company Report No. Source (where different from company) GLP or GEP status Published or not Vertebrate study Y/N Owner No specific studies relevant for national assessment were submitted. KCP XX Author YYYY Title Company Report No Source GLP/non GLP/GEP/non GEP Published/Unpublished Y/N Owner GAP’s applied for in AT
formulary formulary i) Creon Capsules yes ii) Pancrex V Tablets, Tablets forte, Capsules yes iii) Creon Micro Granules. Paediatric Consultant Initiated yes 1.9 Other Remain on formulary Exclude from formulary i) Formalin 4% Solution (U) yes
Take outside (could use the wheelie measurers) to demo why this is a useful engineering idea. Plenary 15 mins Compare the speeds of car and person. Could use an olympic runner, family car as comparison. Judge who has designed the best circuit. Are there other F1 variables we can compare Would this be a useful idea on family cars? What other sort of vehicles?
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A registration decision is required pursuant to sections 161 and 163 of HRA 2008 for the new body created by the restructure. Please ensure all of the relevant boxes below are completed and/or ticked. A1 Conversion of a company into a registered society (pursuant to section 115 of the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act (CCBSA) 2014) Please tick the box if this applies A2 Conversion of a registered society into a company (section 112 CCBSA) Please tick the box if this applies A3 A copy of the resolution required under the CCBSA as passed by the provider is attached Please tick the box to confirm this A4 Confirmation that this resolution has not yet been registered with the FCA or Companies House (as applicable) Please tick the box to confirm this A5 Proposed name for new body A6 Timescale for completion (i.e. the date on which it is planned that the statutory processes will be effective) Timing for this notification: within 10 working days of a resolution being passed to effect the conversion. The next working day after the resolution has been passed counts as Day 1. The regulator must be notified of this before the other registrar (i.e. Companies House or the FCA) may register the resolution. The other registrar may register the resolution only if the provider has confirmed that the regulator has been notified. Section B: Change(s) to articles or rules under sections 169A and 169C of HRA 2008 Please ensure all of the relevant boxes below are completed and/or ticked. B1 Evidence that changes have been filed with Companies House or FCA (as appropriate) Please tick the box to confirm this
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