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Edward Timpson MP Minister of State for Children and Families The Department for Education Sanctuary Buildings Health Conditions in Schools Alliance 20 Great Smith Street c/o Thalie Martini at Diabetes UK London SW1P 3BT Macleod House 10 Parkway London NW1 7AA 26 February 2016 Dear Minister, Implementation of s.100 of the Children and Families Act 2014 The Health Conditions in Schools Alliance (the Alliance) is composed of over 35 organisations, including charities and healthcare professionals, who work collaboratively to ensure that children with health conditions get the support they require in school. It represents the needs of more than one million children with health conditions, including children living with asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, migraine and heart disease. The Alliance welcomes the legal obligation enshrined in s.100 of the Children and Families Act 2014 (the CFA), which has been in force since September 2014. This states that schools must make arrangements for supporting their pupils who have medical conditions, and that in meeting this duty, they must have regard to Department for Education (DfE) statutory guidance, which sets out the requirement for schools to develop and implement medical conditions policies. However, the Alliance has concerns that, despite the progress made, this duty is not being effectively or consistently implemented in practice. In June 2015, Alliance members wrote to 120 randomly selected schools across England to investigate how widely this new duty is being implemented. Schools were asked to provide their medical conditions policy, and members also checked the websites of those schools to ascertain whether they had such policies in place. Members additionally sent Freedom of Information requests to local authorities to see if they were providing template policies to support schools in implementing this duty. We found that: 78% of the schools audited in the process failed to demonstrate that they have a medical conditions policy. 46% of the schools audited which do have medical conditions policies do not have policies which are fully compliant with the legislation.
HCSA Presidents from 1961 onwards. Dr. V. Cotton-Cornwall – 1961 to 1963 Mr. R.E. Jowett – 1963 to 1965 Mr. J.R. Blackburne – 1965 to 1968 Mr. D. Young – 1968 to 1971 Sir. S.C. Simmons – 1971 to 1973 Dr. J. Winter – 1973 to 1974 Mr. T.R. Beatson – 1974 to 1975 Dr. N.A. Simmons – 1975 to 1976 Dr. J.F. Rickards – 1976 to 1978 Mr. K.P. Abel – 1978 to 1980 Dr. P.L. Mulrooney – 1980 to 1982 Dr. R.D.H. Ryall – 1982 to 1984 Dr. A.B. Shrank – 1984 to 1986 Mr. E.C.V. Price - 1986 to 1988 Mr. K.W.R. Tuson – 1988 to 1990 Dr. J.N. McCaig – 1990 to 1992 Dr. F. Foster-Thompson – 1992 to 1994 Dr. R. Loveday – 1994 to 1998 Mr. W.J.N. Peters – 1998 to 2001 Dr. J. Chandy – 2001 to 2004 Dr. P.A. Ritchie – 2004 to 2007 Mr. C.C. Welch – 2007 to 2010 Dr. U.L. Udeshi – 2010 to 2013 Dr. J.B. Schofield – 2013 to present
University (Duration of higher education) From – To (MM.YYYY) Institution, country, study programme/specialization Graduate degree certificate Did you achieve an academic degree? Yes No In case of yes, type of degree 1. Degree Year Institution 2. Degree Year Institution Professional background From – To (MM.YYYY) Profession Institution, address Language proficiency Are you a citizen of a state, where English is official language? Yes No (In case of yes, kindly skip the following questions about English proficiency certificate) Do you have an English proficiency certificate? TOEFL IELTS Cambridge CAE Cambridge CPE National TOEFL Test Received in year: Grade/ level: Please list additional language proficiencies. Language Certificate/Institution Level Date Language Certificate/Institution Level Date Language Certificate/Institution Level Date
Equipment $ Supplies $ Travel $ Other $ Direct Costs $ F & A Costs @ (rate plus MTDC if app) $ Total Costs $ EXHIBIT C PASS THROUGH ENTITY (PTE) AND SUBAWARDEE CONTACTS PTE CONTACTS SUBAWARDEE CONTACTS Administrative Contact (Study PI Office): Name: Address: Telephone: Fax: Email: Administrative Contact: Name: Address: Telephone: Fax: Email: Principal Investigator: ame: Address: Telephone: Fax: Email: Site Principal Investigator: Name: Address: Telephone: Fax: Email:
(pt 4-21) (pt 4-21) (pt 22-28) (pt 22-28) (pt 29 & over) (pt 29 & over) TERM TIME 190 38 0.831 0.849 0.838 0.849 0.846 0.857 TERM TIME + 1 WK 195 39 0.853 0.872 0.860 0.872 0.868 0.880 TERM TIME + 2 WK 200 40 0.874 0.894 0.882 0.894 0.890 0.902 TERM TIME + 3 WK 205 41 0.896 0.916 0.904 0.916 0.912 0.925 TERM TIME + 4 WK 210 42 0.918 0.939 0.926 0.939 0.935 0.947
(96)(95) Progress note--A dated and signed written notation by agency personnel summarizing facts about care and the client's response during a given period of time. (97)(96) Psychoactive treatment--The provision of a skilled nursing visit to a client with a psychiatric diagnosis under the direction of a physician that includes one or more of the following: (A) assessment of alterations in mental status or evidence of suicide ideation or tendencies; (B) teaching coping mechanisms or skills; (C) counseling activities; or (D) evaluation of the plan of care. (98)(97) Recovery--Activities implemented during and after a disaster response designed to return an agency to its normal operations as quickly as possible. (99)(98) Registered nurse delegation--Delegation by a registered nurse in accordance with: (A) 22 TAC Chapter 224 (concerning Delegation of Nursing Tasks by Registered Professional Nurses to Unlicensed Personnel for Clients with Acute Conditions or in Acute Care Environments); and (B) 22 TAC Chapter 225 (relating to RN Delegation to Unlicensed Personnel and Tasks Not Requiring Delegation in Independent Living Environments for Clients with Stable and Predictable Conditions). (100)(99) Residence--A place where a person resides, including a home, a nursing facility, a convalescent home, or a residential unit. (101)(100) Residential unit--A facility that provides living quarters and hospice services to clients admitted into the unit and that is in compliance with standards adopted under the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 142. (102)(101) Respiratory therapist--A person who is currently licensed under Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 604, as a respiratory care practitioner. (103)(102) Respite services--Support options that are provided temporarily for the purpose of relief for a primary caregiver in providing care to individuals of all ages with disabilities or at risk of abuse or neglect. (104)(103) Response--Actions taken immediately before an impending disaster or during and after a disaster to address the immediate and short-term effects of the disaster.
Calculate the pay grant using the details shown earlier. eg relevant pupil no’s x the rate. Note that pupil numbers to use in this calculation remain unclear and awaits further DfE information and guidance due in October. Approximation of the effect on the school budget To show the effect of the Teachers’ Pay award and Pay Grant calculated above nett off the Teachers uplift and the pay grant.
III Register New Class Logon HCSTC website Click “My Family” menu button Click menu item “Update” for pull down menu then Click “Update Registration “button 4 In “Update Registration” page, a. Select Student b. Select Class c. Click “Register This Class” IV Check Class score Logon HCSTC website Click “My Family” menu button
pupil at our school. For the same reasons, we get information about you from some other places too – like other schools, the local council and the government. This information includes: Personal information (such as name and address) Your contact details Your National Insurance Number and date of birth for free school meal eligibility Why we use this data We use this data to help run the school, including to: Get in touch with you when we need to Check if your child is eligible for free school meals Provide appropriate pastoral care for your child Protect pupil welfare Our legal basis for using this data We will only collect and use your information when the law allows us to. Most often, we will use your information where: We need to comply with the law We need to use it to carry out a task in the public interest (in order to provide your child with an education) You have given us permission to use it in a certain way We need to protect your interests (or someone else’s interest) Where we have got permission to use your data, you may withdraw this at any time. We will make this clear when we ask for permission, and explain how to go about withdrawing consent. Collecting this information While in most cases you must provide the personal information we need to collect, there are some occasions when you can choose whether or not to provide the data. We will always tell you if it’s optional. If you must provide the data, we will explain what might happen if you don’t. How we store this data We will keep personal information about you while your child is a pupil at our school. We may also keep it after your child has left the school, where we are required to by law. We will only retain the data we collect for as long as is necessary to satisfy the purpose for which it has been collected in accordance with our Record Management Policy. We are compliant with the Information Management Toolkit for Schools v5 published by IRMS (Information and Records Management Society). Data sharing We do not share personal information about you with anyone outside the school without permission from you, unless the law and our policies allow us to do so. Where it is legally required, or necessary for another reason allowed under data protection law, we may share personal information about you with: Slough Borough Council to meet our legal duties to share certain information with it, such as concerns about pupils’ safety and exclusions Your home local authority (if different) Other schools – where your child has come from and where they will attend after leaving us
Lorie Smith HICK.RC Cost, Schedule, Quality, Resources, Communication, Risk, Procurement, Status Updates and Minutes Communications Dawn R. Gallagher, Martha Lorie Smith HICK.RC Initiation, Team Structure, Team Roles and Scope, Buy-In, Engagement, Onboarding Steps, Stakeholder Expectation Management, Awareness, Feedback Loop and Follow Up Scheduled, On-going and As needed Dawn, Lorie, Martha, HICK.RC Scheduled Grant Mtg. Discussions with Mtg. Minutes Ad-hoc Project Meetings Email Phone calls Face-to-face mtgs. HCF Communication Plan Consortium Org. Chart Narrative – i.e. Talking Points and HCF Summary HCF Overview with USAC PowerPoint link Timeline high level To-Do List for each Phase of Project Instructional Flowcharts for
MHRT X X X X BHP X X X BCBA (supervision only) X Mental Health Agency X X X X X X X X X X 65.14 APPENDIX I (cont.) APPENDIX I PROFESSIONAL STAFF ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICE Provider Crisis Resolution Services Crisis Residential Services Outpatient Services Family Medication Services Neurobehavioral Status Exam/ Psychological Testing Physician X X X X X X Physician’s Assistant X X X X Psychiatrist X X X X X X Psychologist X X X X X Psych Examiner X LCSW/LCPC /LMFT/ LMSW X X X X X X X X X RNBC/RNC X X X X MHRT X X X PROFESSIONAL STAFF -SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES Provider Outpatient Services Intensive Outpatient Services Opioid Treatment Physician (MD/DO)/Psychologist X X X
Verification of Status Before Admission The PHA will not provide assistance to families prior to the verification of eligibility for the individual or at least one member of the family pursuant to this section. F. OTHER CRITERIA FOR ADMISSIONS [24 CFR 982.552(b)] A family will not be admitted to the program if any member of the family has been evicted from federally assisted housing for serious violation of the lease within the past 3 years. The exception is for violations of non-payment of rent, a family will not be admitted if violation occurred within the past 1 year. A family will be denied admission to the program if any member of the family fails to sign and submit consent forms for obtaining information required by the PHA, including Form HUD9886. The PHA will apply the following criteria, in addition to the HUD eligibility criteria, as grounds for denial of admission to the program: * The family must not have violated any family obligation during a previous participation in the Section 8 program for 3 years prior to final eligibility determination. * The PHA will make an exception, if the family member who violated the family obligation is not a current member of the household on the application. * The family must pay any outstanding debt owed the PHA or another PHA as a result of prior participation in any federal housing program within 30 days of PHA notice to repay. *The family must be in good standing regarding any current payment agreement made with another PHA for a previous debt incurred, before this PHA will allow participation in its Section 8 program. * The PHA will check criminal history for all adults in the household to determine whether any member of the family has violated any of the prohibited behaviors as referenced in the section on screening and terminations policy in the "Denial or Termination of Assistance" chapter. * If any applicant deliberately misrepresents the information on which eligibility or tenant rent is established, the PHA may deny assistance and may refer the family file/record to the proper authorities for appropriate disposition. (See Program Integrity Addendum). * If any applicant deliberately misrepresents the information on which eligibility or tenant rent is established, the PHA may deny assistance and may refer the family file/record to the proper authorities for appropriate disposition. G. TENANT SCREENING [24 CFR 982.307)]
Example of a Completed Clearance Report The following report is an example of a completed clearance report from a paint stabilization job in a one-bedroom unit that houses a HCVP family. Home Environmental Inspection Services, Inc., , ST 12345; 123-123-1235 (phone); (fax) Firm's risk assessment certification number: ST 78787 CLEARANCE REPORT General Information Date of clearance examination: 2/25/2008 Clearance Examiner: Bob Jones Certification Category: Risk Assessor : ST Certification Number: R77777 Property address: , Apt. A Ourtown, ST 89898 Client name: Sally Smith Client address: . Hammond, ST 89898 Laboratory: Analysis Services, Inc. Address: Bigtown, ST 88999 Telephone number: 222-222-2222 NLLAP number: ST L99999 Summary of Clearance Results The project area passed visual inspection. Dust at or above Federal standards was found in the following area, so the project failed clearance. Location Surface μg lead/ft2 Bathroom Floor under C-1 window 200 Signature: Bob Jones Date: 2/25/2008 Example of a Completed Clearance Report (page 2) Summary of Hazard Reduction Activities Name of firm ABC Renovations Address of Firm , ST 87654
WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION ___________________________________________ RA IV HURRICANE COMMITTEE THIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, USA 23 TO 26 APRIL 2016 RA IV/HC-38/Doc.3.2(7) (5.IV.2016) ________ ITEM: 3.2 Original: ENGLISH REVIEW OF THE PAST HURRICANE SEASON Reports of hurricanes, tropical storms, tropical disturbances and related flooding during 2015 Report from the Bahamas (Submitted by the Bahamas)
1 Contact Type Required. Drop down field options are: CONDO, HOA 2 Association Name Required 3 Term Required. Drop down field options are: Annual, Semi-Annual, Quarterly, Monthly, Special 4 Assessment Amount Required 5 Address 1 Optional 6 Address 2 Optional 7 City Optional 8 State Optional 9 ZIP Optional 10 Phone Number Optional Figure 18: New Assessment Information Fields The location to input and view the Assessment Information is found on the Loan > Contacts screen under a new section named “Assessment Information”. All of the information entered on the Assessment Information screen can be viewed in the same location it was entered as well as on a new report named “Property Assessments”. Figure 19: View Assessment Information Figure 20: Assessment Information Entry screen After Assessment Information is entered on a loan the “Assessment Type” is displayed on the Loan > Property Information screen. The value in the field will be populated based on the Contact Type entered in the Assessment Information section. For Contact Type “HOA” the field displays “HOA”. For Contact Type “Condo” the field displays “Condo”. For at least one of each Contact Type “HOA” and “Condo” on the same loan, the field displays CONDO/HOA. For loans with no Assessment Information entered the field is blank. Figure 21: Property Info – Assessment Type New Report for HOA / Condo Property Assessments A new report named “Property Assessments” has been added to the HERMIT Reports page which displays the information from these new fields. Figure 21: Property Assessments Report
Annexure-1 Course offered by Institute__________________________ Institute Details Details to be submitted by the Institute working as Help centre 1. Institute Details Name of Institute Complete Address Contact Phone Number Fax Number e-mail id 2. Coordinator and Nodal Officer Details Name Contact Phone Number Mobile Number e-mail id Coordinator (PRINCIPAL) Nodal Officer Mandatory Requirement for Help-Centre Mandatory Requirement for Help Center Facility is available with Institute for Help Centre ( Please answer in YES/NO) Remarks Internet Minimum requirement is 4 MBPS(B.B or RF link or Lease line or VSAT based) UPS Minimum 2 UPS with 5KVA Multifunction- Printers for Choice printing ,admission slip printing etc. 02 Network printer
596049 HC-100-FLOW-B Flow meter with 25 mm BSP thread 102 177.8 101.6 1.20204 596737 HC-150-FLOW-B Flow meter with 40 mm BSP thread 125 310 181 5.6699 596738 HC-200-FLOW-B Flow meter with 50 mm BSP thread 125 310 181 7.48425 2.3 Warranty A. The Hunter 12-month warranty applies. Part 3 – Function and Operation 3.1 The HC flow meter connects to Hydrawise-enabled controllers, allowing for: - Flow monitoring - Instant high- and low-flow alerts - Leak detection - Water outage during irrigation alerts - Total water use reporting - Zone water use reporting A. (operating/reading range per flow sensor size range) U.S. Gallons on the Dial Face Catalog Number Description Sensor Setting Pulse Rate HC-075-FLOW Flow meter with ¾" NPT thread 0.75" NPT Flow Meter 0.1 U.S. gallon per pulse HC-100-FLOW Flow meter with 1" NPT thread 1", 1.5", or 2" NPT Flow Meter 1.0 U.S. gallon per pulse HC-150-FLOW Flow meter with 1½" NPT thread 1", 1.5", or 2" NPT Flow Meter 1.0 U.S. gallon per pulse HC-200-FLOW Flow meter with 2" NPT thread 1", 1.5", or 2" NPT Flow Meter 1.0 U.S. gallon per pulse m3 on the Dial Face, with NPT Threads Catalog Number Description Sensor Setting Pulse Rate HC-075-FLOW Flow meter with ¾" NPT thread Flow Meter with ¾" coupling 0.1 litre per pulse HC-100-FLOW Flow meter with 1" NPT thread Flow Meter with 1" coupling 1.0 litre per pulse
This may be in the place that you work or go to school, at your local Community Centre, a place of worship or at your Doctor’s Surgery. It is very important that you obtain permission from whoever is in charge at a venue before you display your poster. The poster should include details of: • Your Name • The name of the event you are taking part in • The date of the event you are participating in • What you will be doing at the event • Details of how people can sponsor you – this may be by visiting a ‘Just Giving’ page online or completing a paper sponsorship form If you do decide to produce any of your own materials, you should make it clear that Heritage Care is benefiting from your fundraising activity and that you are raising funds on our behalf. That is why we have designed a special logo to help you. This is an example of the logo: If you require a copy of this logo in JPEG format you can request a copy by contacting the Head of Marketing & Communications: or by calling us on: 0208 313 9725 One of the ways that will help us maximise every single donation that your sponsors give, is by encouraging those who are tax payers to Gift Aid their donations. Gift Aid is a government based scheme that will allow Heritage Care to claim an extra 25p for every £1 that you are sponsored. This money does not come out of your donator’s pocket. The money comes back directly from the government to Heritage Care as we will simply reclaim the tax already paid on donations. The enclosed paper Sponsorship and Gift Aid Declaration Form includes a box that your donators should tick if they are tax payers to enable us to do this.
5-4 create program Edit program: Selected device ID, and then click "ok", enter the program editing interface, interface showing as follows: 5-5 edit program Set up new program, and then add Area, After edited the program ,need click "save" to save program (but the width and height of display can’t modify in this platform webpage) 2）Add area 5-6 add area Support rename area, modify position and size(width and height),also in simulation screen drag regional or tensile area to change the location and size. 3）Add Image Support*.gif、*.jpg、*.jpeg、*.png、*.bmp、*.tiff、*.pbm、*.pgm、*.ppm、*.xbm、*.xpm etc. format Clicking “add picture”，：access interface for adding image 5-7 add image Image properties showed as follows: 5-8 Image properties 5-9 Pull large or small the area 4）Add video format video. Click”add video” access add video list interface. 5-10 Add video Select video and click “ok ” ,add successfully .Click “upload” can upload the new video file,and can delete or remove video and other operation. Video details (As follows) 5-11detail Click“choose”can modify other video 5）Add text Client “add text” add the text 5-12 Add text Support text rename ,display effect .display speed etc. function. Click “click edit text” can edit the text .(as follows) 5-13 edit text 6）Sending programs In the program list, click the selected program corresponds to "release " button, access into the Release interface 5-14 Release 5-15 sending program In the Release interface ,Selected the channel and click “ok “ .release successfully .
WiFi search area, it can automatically search surrounding controller devices' wifi signal,when WiFi signal is better,the WiFi icon will be brighter. As picture above shows, A30-15-A6033 This is the strongest WiFi signal nearby, the second strong wifi signal is A30-15-A5586,the last is A603-0000-A0001 In wifi search area, click to select one wifi signal id, it can connect to the wifi right now. Click “find”,you can see all WiFi signal being searched by phone, including WiFi router. If the control card is connected to the WiFi router via network cable, you can directly connect to the router to get the controller ID. Click “scan”，you can scan ID bar code on full color display controller or scan QR code on single/dual color controller,the phone can automatically connect to specified controller wifi, then you can control and edit the LED screen. “select tools”is designed to help user select properly and practical controller model based on user's LED display type and size.Without consulting to technical engineer, user also can easy reassuringly purchase controller. “My program”.It saved program history you edited before.you can clearly check the programs you created, and do amending for the program which you want to modify, or also can select a program, and do clustering sent. clickon the top right corner of interface to find language option,it support, English, Turkish, Persian, Russian, Korean, polish, Spanish, Japanese, German, Chinese etc. 11 languages. click,then click “clear cache”, can clear cache files in your phone. In device list,user can visually check the device type,device on/off-line status and screen size; click, you can filter only list online device; click on a device, user can enter the control interface of the device. If there's no device or device type and screen size of is not the same as your real screen. You can clickto add new device, then enter into the device to edit and export program,and send the program data to display.
* Only numbers in bold are used in this study for station identification ** From USGS Water Resources Data and USGS NWIS database Figure 2. Time series of mean annual streamflow Q. Appendix: Title. The general equations for.... Acknowledgements. This research was supported by the U.S. Geological Survey Grant ..... References Antevs, E., 1952: Arroyo cutting and filling. J. Geology, 60, 375-385. Antevs, E., 1954: Climate of New Mexico during the last glacio-pluvial. J. Geology, 62, 182-191. Bailey, R. W., 1935: Epicycles of erosion in the valleys of the Colorado Plateau province. J. Geology, 43, 337-355. Balling, R. C., and S. G. Wells, 1990: Historical rainfall patterns and arroyo activity within the Zuni River drainage basin, New Mexico. Ann. Assoc. Amer. Geog., 80(4), 603-617.
show the realtime monitor interface in video window. See below figure 4-1 . Figure 4-1 Real-time Video No. Item Description 1 Stream Info Show the channel stream information 2 Shortcut Operations PTZ: control operations direction up, down, left, right, upper left, upper right, left blew, right blew; Recording: turn on or turn off (Recording document was default save under default software local recording path); Capture: capture current channel image (capture file was default save under default software local capture file path); Recording playback: used for current channel video; Region image: turn on or turn off electric enlargement; Talkback: turn on or turn off pronunciation talkback; Voice: turn on or turn off audio. 3 Local Used for switch local and video wall. 4 Picture segmentation mode Used for set screen segmentation mode. 5 Aspect Ratio Choose video aspect ratio, which used to adjust picture size to original ratio or fit window 6 Save View Saving current window layout and opened video source as the same image plan. After saving image plan, it can be performed at view plan of【Plan Configuration】 7 Wheel Guard Turn on or turn off current channel wheel guard 8 Full Screen Switch Video Window to full screen, double-click video window or press Esc or click right click to choose “exit full screen”. 9 Device Display equipment and channel . 10 PTZ Setting up PTZ preset point, point to point wheel guard and auxiliary function . Local Video Recording operation step: Step 1:Click video window at bottom right of real-time preview or right click to choose [open recording ]. Figure 4-2 Local video Step 2: Once recording finished, click or right click [closed recording]. ：Statement: Modifyimage default save path under 【basic setting】→【document setting 】→【recording setting 】. PTZ Setting Achieving speed dome camera full range monitoring by setting PTZ direction, preset point and point to point wheel guard. Previewing speed dome camera monitoring image, click speed dome camera preview interface and the PTZ tabs at right side of the interface, the system display PTZ interface ,see figure 4-3.
Health Data for Action Frequently Asked Questions This document will be updated as new questions are asked. New questions are listed first within each subsection in brown font. Last Updated 11/8/2018 Programmatic Questions Q: Will any financial awards be given under the 2018 Health Data for Action Call for Proposals? A: To broaden access to these valuable datasets, the 2018 HD4A CFP will provide access to data from one of four data providers at no cost to the research team, but the selected projects will not be accompanied by a financial award for personnel or other project-related costs. Q: Are for-profit organizations eligible to apply? A: While preference will be given to applicants that are either public entities or nonprofit organizations, for-profit organizations are eligible to apply. Use of the data under this CFP is restricted to noncommercial purposes, and for-profit companies must demonstrate no conflicts of interest. The HD4A program intends to support innovative research that uses the available data to answer important research questions, and the project should have a public-facing deliverable. See data provider descriptions in the CFP for other eligibility restrictions. athenahealth Q: I noticed that you included geographic detail down to the country level in last year’s HD4A dataset, but this year you only specify urban rural and a couple basic SES indicators. Is that a change? A: Yes, this is a change. This year we added more clinical detail to the dataset, which came at the expense of some geographic detail due to de-identification considerations. This year’s dataset is particularly well-suited for clinical research and studies of care delivery but not appropriate for location-based policy evaluations. We hope to include both in future years. Q: I noticed that the CFP specifically invites proposals on obesity, but I have a great research idea that looks feasible given the dataset and isn’t directly or only about obesity (e.g., diabetes, hypertension). Will proposing a different topic hurt my chances? A: No, suggesting an alternative topic will not hurt your chances. The dataset was designed with obesity research in mind, so many of the variables included reflect that focus. However, we
1. Vehicle Connection Diagnosis 8 2. HD900 Main Interface 8 3. OBDII Diagnosis 9 Chapter Ⅲ Setting 11 1. Language Setting 11 2. Contrast Adjustment 12 3. Metric/English Units 12 4. Recording 13 5.Information 14 Chapter Ⅳ Update 15 1. Upgrade Tool Installing 15 2. Software Updating 15
Thesaurus Tree display as supplied by APIs/Gateways – not consistent. Terms on the same level within the immediate part of the tree (AMED …) are shown as ‘sibling’ terms Greater uniformity across thesauri in terms of presentation/design pattern. Thesaurus searches Can select more than one thesaurus term from the thesaurus display, combining them with OR, AND, but they are displayed as a single query (line) in search history. Can choose to search each term as individual queries so they appear on a separate line (one query per line) in current strategy area Enhancement: benefits advanced searches. Thesaurus – navigation The breadcrumb trail was NOT clickable. However you could see more of a thesaurus in one go. In order to move to more specific terms click those which are narrower. You can see these most easily when you click the number in the column headed ‘narrower’ to the right of the screen. To move up a level and see associated sibling, broader, narrower terms use the breadcrumb in the top left-hand side of the screen. Greater consistency across databases. Different providers present thesauri differently View results search) Results from more than one database can be seen within a single view. Results are presented in multiple tabs: one tab per database. Users do not have wait for the results from the slowest provider to be returned before being able to view their results.
Saving results Save to clipboard, then export/email from there. Clipboard is temporary. Create sets of saved results, which are permanent until users decide to delete them. Clipboard was unreliable. Saving sets of results to work with increases the reliability and functionality. Saving results If user tries to add duplicated results to the clipboard on-screen message reads: ‘The site says … 0 results added to clipboard, 2 results duplicate existing clipboard content’. The system doesn’t allow users to add the same result into a saved results set more than once – but does not give specific notification of this. The functionality is the same. Saving results Occasionally the number of results actually saved may be lower than the number you selected to save. Each record from each database is given a unique identifier number. Occasionally these IDs from the providers are duplicated in the record. HDAS detects this and automatically assumes that they are duplicate records, so only saves one copy of the record. Viewing search results Users had to click the result count in ‘search history’: Results are displayed once the search has finished running; in current strategy, you will see the word Viewing to the left of the results count once the search has finished running: Pre-development research showed that users were confused as to how view results of the search they had just carried out.
40. LEKWA CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND PROJECT MANAGERS (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 81,594,861.60 41. BLACKHEAD CONSULTING (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 55,457,352.00 42. TRIAKON ENGINEERING CC N/A A R 3,300,336.00 43. TSHOLETSO PROJECTS CC N/A A R 91,409,760.00 44. DIAGONAL PROJECTS AFRICA (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 38,177,050.00 45. TSHEPEGA ENGINEERING (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 4,473,360.00 46. MTEMA MASHAO CONSULTING ENGINEERS (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 13,640,40.00 47. AGANANG CONSULTING ENGINERS N/A A R 30,546,106.00 48. IMPOFU ENGINEERING SERVICES N/A A R 53,829,456.08 49. SFC ENGINEERS (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 39,568,032.00 50. MK AND ASSOCIATES / ASEDA CONSULTING JV N/A A R 19,537,320.00 51. ITAKANE TRADING 50 N/A A R 48,994,200.00 52. CIVILCONSULT AFRICA (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 68,849,652.48 53. GRAFTCORP INTERNATIONAL (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 73,248,800.00 54. INDYEBO CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND PROJECT MANAGERS N/A A R 29,213,184.00 55. WEPENER DIKGALE CC N/A A R 21,393,254.00 56. COENG CONSULTING AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS(Pty)Ltd N/A A R 33,878,488.54 57. MK ASSOCIATES (MK IMPANDE MALANDA JV) N/A A R 49,969,271.00 58. DELTA BUILT ENVIRONMENT CONSULTANTS (Pty)Ltd N/A A R 26,603,040.00
15. Yandasi Investments N/A A R6,068,790.00 16. Endecon Ubuntu (Pty) Ltd N/A A R6,103,104.04 17.E-Square Engineering (Pty) Ltd N/A A R 2,608,310.52 18. V& V Consulting Engineers N/A A R3,315,120.00 19.Samo Engineering N/A A R3,546,500.00 20.Takusa Consulting & Services N/A A R2,994,255.48 21.SCIP Engineering Group (Pty) Ltd N/A A R1,928,141.00 22.Bohlale Engineers N/A A R4,863,240.00 23.Mogoba Maphuthi & Associates (Pty) Ltd N/A A R3,800,743.13 24.V3 Consulting Engineers (Pty) Ltd N/A A R1,927,328.00 25.Tlou Integrated Tech N/A A R3,097,359,87 26.Szigen (Pty) Ltd N/A A R2,981,818.00 27.Calliper Consulting Engineers (Pty) Ltd N/A A R5,489,352.47 28.VIP Consulting Engineers (Pty) Ltd N/A A R2,337,500.00 29.Watercube Services (Pty) Ltd N/A A R1,005,639.03 30.CADE Consulting CC N/A A R3,326,285.00 31.MJT Consulting Engineers 01 (Pty) Ltd N/A A R807,040.00 32.KIPP Consulting Engineers N/A A R2,656,434.98 33.Phunga Consulting Engineers N/A A R1,846,800.00 34.Deltron Consulting N/A A R3,275,430.89 35.Aurecon South Africa N/A A R2,891,655.60 36.LSO Consulting Engineers (Pty) Ltd N/A A R4,003,897.82 37.Jeffares & Green (Pty) Ltd N/A A R2,252,129.98
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PSC CD: J039 ITEM NO SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 0001AB 7,000 Each $1.00 $7,000.00 Materials - Selfridge ANGB T&M This is NOT a priced CLIN, it is a pre-determined amount where DeCA will pay actual costs for parts as evidenced by supplier invoice for direct materials and supplies used to accomplish preventive maintenance and repair services. LABOR SCHEDULE Category: 23000 Rate Title: ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN MAINTENANCE I Rate: 26.20 Sub-Category: 23181 FOB: Destination PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: HQCCAS50972700000 TOT ESTIMATED PRICE $7,000.00 CEILING PRICE ACRN AA CIN: HQCCAS509727000000001AB $7,000.00 PSC CD: J039 ITEM NO SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 0001AC 5 Each $25.00 $125.00 Trip Charge – Unscheduled Maint/Repair FFP Round trip from contractor’s business to commissary and return. FOB: Destination PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: HQCCAS50972700000 NET AMT $125.00 ACRN AA CIN: HQCCAS509727000000001AC $125.00 PSC CD: J039
SOLICITATION/CONTRACT/ORDER FOR COMMERCIAL ITEMS OFFEROR TO COMPLETE BLOCKS 12, 17, 23, 24, AND 30 1. REQUISITION NUMBER HQCCBJ33360001000 PAGE 1 OF 33 9. ISSUED BY DEFENSE COMMISSARY AGENCY ENTERPRISE ACQUISITION DIVISION 1300 E AVENUE FORT LEE VA 23801-1800 CODE ACQUISITION IS UNRESTRICTED X SET ASIDE: 100 % FOR X SB 11. DELIVERY FOR FOB DESTINATION UNLESS BLOCK IS MARKED SEE SCHEDULE 12. DISCOUNT TERMS TEL: HUBZONE SB 8(A) SVC-DISABLED VET-OWNED SB EMERGING SB 13a. THIS CONTRACT IS A RATED ORDER UNDER DPAS (15 CFR 700) 13b. RATING 14. METHOD OF SOLICITATION FAX: (804) 734-8669 SIZE STD: $7 MIL NAICS: 561730 X RFQ IFB RFP 15. DELIVER TO CODE HQCCBJ 16. ADMINISTERED BY OCEANA NAS COMMISSARY 1300 OCEANA BLVD BLDG 3070 CODE NAVAL AIR STATION VIRGINIA BEACH VA 23454-5589 SEE ITEM 9 17a.CONTRACTOR/ OFFEROR CODE 18a. PAY MENT WILL BE MADE BY CODE JACK FROST FIREWOOD INC JACK FROST ENTERPRISES 3168 HOLLAND RD VIRGINIA BEACH VA 23453-2612 AREA WORK FLOW DFAS - CVDAAA/CO P.O. BOX 369016 COLUMBUS OH 43236-9016 TEL. 757-368-4477 FACILITY CODE 17b. CHECK IF REMITTANCE IS DIFFERENT AND PUT 18b. SUBMIT INVOICES TO ADDRESS SHOWN IN BLOCK 18a. UNLESS BLOCK SUCH ADDRESS IN OFFER BELOW IS CHECKED SEE ADDENDUM 19. ITEM NO. 20. SCHEDULE OF SUPPLIES/ SERVICES 21. QUANTITY 22. UNIT 23. UNIT PRICE 24. AMOUNT SEE SCHEDULE 25. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA 26. TOTAL AWARD AMOUNT (For Gov t. Use Only ) Se e Sche dule $14,079.00 .
Background The appellant (“Taxpayer”) was employed as an executive director, company secretary and deputy chairman of a Hong Kong listed company (“Company”) pursuant to a written employment contract dated 20 October 1999 (“Service Agreement”) until 20 July 2008 when he and the Company entered into a written agreement to terminate the employment with immediate effect (“Separation Agreement”). During the course of the Taxpayer’s employment, depending no doubt upon the Company’s assessment of his work performance over the previous year and in the discretion of the Company, the Taxpayer was eligible for consideration for the grant of a discretionary cash bonus. From time to time, he was also granted share options by the Company under a share option scheme (“Scheme”) adopted by it. Both the bonus and the share options were provided by the Company as incentives to its employees to achieving better performances. Under the Scheme, at its discretion, the Company might offer an employee options to subscribe for shares in it (subject to the terms of the Scheme). The options granted in one year would, if the employee remained employed by the Company, vest (in annual tranches) over the following 5 years. In the event that the employee no longer remained with the Company, the unvested options might lapse depending upon the decision of the Company. On 20 July 2008, apparently due to disagreements within the Company’s board of directors (“Board”), the Taxpayer’s employment and offices within the Company came to an abrupt end. The termination of
With respect, these are illusory answers. They can only serve to expose the fragility of the Taxpayer’s case. I see no right to sue for wrongful dismissal when the Company’s entitlement to terminate the Service Agreement with 6 months’ notice is not disputed. The resignation from all the directorships of the Company’s subsidiaries was provided for in the Service Agreement – the Taxpayer was obliged to resign from such directorships upon termination of his employment with the Company (Decision, paras 42 to 44). I should add that this court has been read many of the provisions in the Separation Agreement. However, I am unable to see how they affect the true nature of Sum D (and the Share Option Gain). Mr Wong was at pains to point out that where, as here, the employer had a right to terminate the employment contract, the termination of contract pursuant to such right cannot give rise to an abrogation of the employee’s rights (assuming that the employee’s entitlements upon termination, eg, payment in lieu of notice, have been met). Mr Wong relied upon para 19 of Fuchs (see para 17 above) and took the court to many authorities to make good the point. I am inclined to agree with Mr Wong. It is indeed very difficult to see what right of the employee can be abrogated when the contract of employment comes to an end lawfully. In other words, in such cases the employee “surrenders no rights” : see Fuchs, paras 21(d) (referring to Dale v de Soissons [1950] 2 All ER 460) and 26. For completeness, it should be mentioned that the Separation Agreement was clearly drafted by lawyers and, expectedly, it referred to
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Week 4 Day 15 Module 4: Topic 1 - Physical Development in Middle Childhood Due by 10 AM Day 16 Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Due today Virtual Child raised to no more than 6 years 11 months by 10 AM today Day 16 Module 4: Topic 2 - Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood Due by 10 AM Day 17 Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Due today In Small Group Discussion Begins: Sexting- Post for Day 1 of the Discussion Virtual Child raised to no more than 8 years 11 months by 10 AM today Day 17 Due today In Small Group Discussion Continues: Sexting - Post for Day 2 of the Discussion Virtual Child raised to no more than 10 years 11 months by 10 AM today Day 18 Module 4: Topic 3 - Emotional and Social Development in Middle Childhood Due by 10 AM Day 19 End of Topic Assessment Due today In Small Group Discussions Ends at 10 AM: Sexting - Post for Day 3 of the Discussion Day 19 Module 5: Topic 1 - Physical Development in Adolescence Due by 10 AM Day 20 Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Due today Virtual Child raised to no more than 12 years 11 months by 10 AM today Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Week 5 Day 20 Module 5: Topic 2 - Cognitive Development in Adolescence Due by 10 AM Day 21 Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Due today In Small Group Discussion Begins: Prom - Post for Day 1 of the Discussion Virtual Child raised to no more than 15 years 11 months by 10 AM today Day 21 Due today In Small Group Discussion Continues: Prom - Post for Day 2 of the Discussion Virtual Child raised to no more than 18 years 11 months by 10 AM today Day 22 Module 5: Topic 3 - Emotional and Social Development in Adolescence Due by 10 AM Day 23 End of Topic Assessment Due today In Small Group Discussion Ends at 10 AM: Prom - Post for Day 3 of the Discussion Day 23 Due at Noon today In Assignments: Narcissism Personality Quiz Results and Response to Results Final Virtual Child Reflection Course Requirements and Grading Summary of Course Grading:
Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Due Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Week 2 Day 5 Module 2: Topic 5 – Emotional and Social Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood Due In Small Group Discussion ENDS AT 10 AM: Pro/Con Children Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 6 Module 3: Topic 1 - Physical Development in Early Childhood Due In Small Group Discussion BEGINS AT 10 AM: Zero Tolerance Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 7 Module 3: Topic 2 - Cognitive Development in Early Childhood Due In Small Group Discussion Continues: Zero Tolerance Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 8 Module 3: Topic 3 - Emotional and Social Development in Early Childhood Due In Small Group Discussion ENDS at 10 AM: Zero Tolerance In Small Group Discussion BEGINS AT 10AM: Sexting Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 9 Module 4: Topic 1 - Physical Development in Middle Childhood Due In Small Group Discussion Continues: Sexting Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Week 3 Day 10 Module 4: Topic 2 - Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood Due In Small Group Discussion ENDS AT 10 AM: Sexting Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 11 Module 4: Topic 3 - Emotional and Social Development in Middle Childhood Due In Small Group Discussion BEGINS AT 10 AM: Prom Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 12 Module 5: Topic 1 - Physical Development in Adolescence Due Parenting Style Test Results Posted In Small Group Discussion Continues: Prom Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 13 Module 5: Topic 2 - Cognitive Development in Adolescence Due In Small Group Discussion ENDS AT 10 PM: Prom Quiz on Video Questions End of Topic Assessment Day 14 Module 5: Topic 3 - Emotional and Social Development in Adolescence Due Quiz on Video Questions Due In Assignments: Narcissism Personality Quiz Results and Response to Results End of Topic Assessment ALL ASSESSMENTS AND ASSIGNMENTS DUE BY 10 PM Course Requirements and Grading Summary of Course Grading: Course Components Weight
EXHIBIT # EXHIBIT NAME AND REQUIREMENTS CHECK BOX 14 Accessibility Features Provide documentation of accessible units (both current and proposed) listing unit configurations and accessibility features. For applications of four units or less, in order to receive points, the Universal Design Score Sheet must be completed and included as part of the exhibit. Universal Score Sheet at . Paper and Electronic N/A 15 Readiness to Proceed Provide a narrative along with supportive documentation. Qualified Homebuyers Attach signed purchase agreements. Attach list of prospective homebuyers and documentation that supports the current status of their readiness to purchase a property. Site Control Deed, executed purchase contract or lease (right to use land for the life of the structure), or a Resolution from a local government or organization that is committing to transfer the property describing the terms of the commitment, the transfer price and the location of the property. Proper zoning, site utility permits and approvals, and environmental assessments. Building permit or evidence of permit has been applied for. Approved Plans and Specs. Construction Team General Contractor chosen and/or contract signed. Include contract. Identity of interest, for-profit general contractors must be on DSHA’s approved contractors list and have evidence of bonding. Volunteers and/or staff work force readiness. Status of project construction materials and supplies. Marketing Strategy Please complete DSHA’s Marketing Strategy Questionnaire and include as part of Exhibit 15. Form can be accessed from DSHA’s website at . Required Paper and Electronic N/A 16 Audited Financial Statements (for the last 3 years) Please indicate if these documents are included in the application or are being sent electronically. Required Electronic ONLY 17 Government Jurisdiction Please complete DSHA’s Government Jurisdiction form by providing names and addresses of the following individuals in whose district/jurisdiction the development is to be located: State Senator, State Representative and Chief Executive Officer of local jurisdiction. Form can be accessed from DSHA’s website at . Required Paper and Electronic 18 Self-Score of Application Applicants must self-score their application using the HDF Score Sheet and a score a minimum of 55 points in order to meet threshold. Score sheet can be accessed from DSHA’s website at . Required Paper and Electronic