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convenient for us", - Renaud Chamonal, General Manager of Danone Berkut LLP. (Translated from Russian). Coca-Cola Icecek - Production of soft drinks in Astana the last year we started investing in our new plant in Astana, which was built from a scratch. It is the best example of cooperation between the government and business. ...... The economic and political stability and developed investment programs have made it possible for us to continue expanding our business. We are partners of the government in improving investment climate of the country, and we are members of the Foreign Investors Council. ... The State correctly guides its actions to improve the regulatory impact, amend legal documents that enable creating this type of climate. ...... Now the concept of Investment Ombudsman has been introduced, which is a very important point for foreign investors. This allows to submit many issues for Investment Ombudsman’s discussion, and we're already getting great benefits from it", - Ahmet Ertin, General Manager of Coca-Cola Almaty Bottlers. (Translated from Russian). To specify companies logos in addition Shell Toyota, CNPC Chevron IVECO Glencore Lactalis Group ArcelorMittal HeidelbergCement Sumitomo Corporation KNAUF Alstom Vicat Group Linde AG Nalco Champion NYK Line
Contact information of public bodies and organizations Public bodies and organizations responsible for attraction of investments: Ministry for Investments and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan () Contacts: 32/1 Kabanbai Batyr avenue, Astana, 010000 Tel.: +7 (7172) 754-411 Fax: +7 (7172) 754-080 E-mail: mid@mid.gov.kz Investment Committee of the Ministry for Investments and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan (www.invest.mid.gov.kz) Contacts: 32/1 Kabanbai Batyr avenue, Astana, 010000 Tel.: +7 (7172) 754-585 E-mail: callcentre@cominvest.kz “KAZNEX INVEST” National Export and Investment Agency JSC (www.kaznexinvest.kz) Contacts: 2nd floor, 25 Syganak street, Astana, 010000 Tel.: +7 (7172) 919-040 Fax: +7 (7172) 919-050 E-mail: info@kaznexinvest.kz Investors Service Centre Contacts: Tel.: +7 (7172) 754-540 International organizations: The World Bank Contacts: 14th floor, 12 Samal street, Astana,010000 Tel.: +7 (7172) 691-440 European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (ЕBRD) Contacts: 3d floor, 41 Kazybek Bi street, Almaty, 050010 Tel.: +7 (727) 3320-000
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AP Geography Name: _____________________ Film: Invictus Your assignment is to write a three paragraph reflection of the above film. Your paragraphs should contain the following information: (1) brief summary of film, (2) describes connections to the political geography (and other) units using the terminology of the course, and (3) your reaction and/or opinion in terms of Mandela’s policies/ideas in post-apartheid South Africa. Remember a paragraph is between 7-9 sentences of varying length. Your response must be typed and in MLA format. Please attach this rubric to your response. Rubric Component Excellent Good Basic Poor The first paragraph summarizes the film accurately and the main idea is clear. (10pts) The second paragraph makes connections to political geography and other unit concepts and content and course terminology is used to illustrate those connections. (10pts) The third paragraph includes your reaction and/or opinion to the film in terms of Mandela’s policies/ideas in post-apartheid South Africa (10pts) Format for assignment is followed and student uses correct usage of grammar, spelling, punctuation and capitalization. (5pts) Score: ____/35
Announcement 3 To the exam, announce the following: “You may not leave the exam room in the first hour or in the last 15 minutes. You may turn over your question paper and begin the exam.” Announcement 4 “You have 15 minutes remaining”. Announcement 5 To end the exam, announce the following: "Stop writing now. Ensure you completed the of your answer book. If you have used extra paper, ask an invigilator for a treasury tag to secure it to your main answer book. You may not take the question paper with you. Stay in your seat and remain silent until you are instructed to leave the room. Please collect your belongings and maintain silence when leaving the building.”
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All invigilators must complete a log of hours Log of hours compared to Exams Office records Pay calculated and submitted to payroll the following month (where possible). PARKING Casual worker vouchers now £2.50 a day available from Security Office in Hallward Library or Exams Office. Does not extend to Derby. Book of vouchers available also via Security in Hallward Library. The Exams Team look forward to working with you in January 2015!
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Before seating a student whose name does not appear on the main register, check with the student to see whether they have alternative exam arrangements. If they do, check the ‘Students Taking Papers Outside the Main Examination Hall’ list to see where the student should be sitting their paper. If you or the student are not sure that they should be sitting their paper in your examination room, call the Exams Office for advice. Please advise students who have alternative exam arrangements, but wish to sit in the main location, that they cannot have extra time or other arrangements there but would need to go to the allocated alternative location if they want this. If they want to sit in the main location without alternative arrangements seat the student in the usual way. 3. IN THE FIRST HOUR There are two copies of the attendance register, one with name and number and the other showing only the number of each candidate taking the paper. (b) Collect attendance from those present, checking that they have signed them. (c) Use these cards to mark the attendance registers (2 copies). Mark ‘A’ for absent, ‘√’ for present and ‘elsewhere’ if the student is sitting in an alternative location. (d) Latecomers: if they are more than 15 minutes late, note on scripts their time of arrival. Update your collection of signed cards and the registers. No candidates should be admitted after the first hour of the session has elapsed. (e) Ensure that no candidate leaves during the first hour. Where the exam paper being taken is of one-hour duration, no candidate may leave the room early even if they have completed the paper. The name and number register and the attendance cards for each paper should be banded together. In the case of rooms outside the Sports Centre these should be delivered back to the Exams Office at the end of the session with the scripts, but NOT in the script envelopes. In the case of papers in the Sports Centre, the scripts (and attendance and attendance registers) will be delivered to the Exams Office by Security staff. The Chief Invigilator will collect the attendance cards and the name and number register from the examination room. (g) Keep the second copy of the register for use at the end of the exam. At the end of the hour collect the unsigned cards of any absentees and band these with the name and number register for the relevant exam; do not admit anyone who arrives more than one hour late. PROCEDURE FOR DEALING WITH STUDENTS NOT ON EXAM REGISTER
microphone. Once again, this use of electricity is foreshadowing the realization the narrator has about the Brotherhood as he “absorbs this lesson only after he has gone to work for the Brotherhood, which notifies him that the interests of the section of Harlem he manages ‘must be sacrificed to [the interests] of the whole’ (502)” (Wilcox 1004). This lesson teaches him that He realizes that he was just a machine run by their “electricity.” He had no freedom within the group that claimed to fight for racial freedom. Whoever possesses the electricity has the power to control anyone or anything they choose (Wilcox 1004). For this reason, the narrator is unfamiliar with using it and the Brothers refuse to let him get too close to this power; it would destroy his role as their pawn if he gained power over them. In contrast, the use of electricity in the chronological end of the story has a very different meaning. In the Prologue, the narrator explains how he diverts electricity from Monopolated Light Company to feed his 1,369 light bulbs (Ellison 7). The difference between this use of electricity and the ones that precede it is the control of the electricity and the narrator’s identity. Before this point in the novel, the narrator is placing his identity in the college, his work, or the Brotherhood. He is completely controlled by others with power. Now at the chronological end of his journey, the narrator realizes that his access to literal electricity will determine his invisibility (Ford 889). Of course, the attaining of electricity does not automatically happen when he realizes he is invisible. However, it is the realization process and acceptance that leads him underground and possesses him to steal electricity. This is significant because this “subversive appropriation of technology – or more specifically electricity- signifies an act of sabotage upon social norms and conventions” (Ford 888). All throughout the novel, he had been shocked with electricity that has left him in the hands of the racist culture in America. Finally, he has become invisible and is taking back that control: clearly breaking away from the expected social behavior. The electricity
Works Cited Ellison, Ralph. Invisible Man. New York, Vintage International, 1995. Ford, Douglas. "Crossroads and Cross-Currents in Invisible Man." MFS Modern Fiction Studies, vol. 45 no. 4, 1999, pp. 887-904. Project MUSE, doi:10.1353/mfs.1999.0068. Accessed Oct. 12, 2016 Lee, Kun Jong. “Ellison's Invisible Man: Emersonianism Revised.” PMLA, vol. 107, no. 2, 1 Mar. 1992, p. 331. JSTOR, doi: 10.2307/462644. Accessed Oct. 12, 2016 Wilcox, Johnnie. “Black Power: Minstrelsy and Electricity in Ralph Ellison's ‘Invisible Man.’” Callaloo, vol. 30, no. 4, The Next Thirty Years of "Callaloo": The Fourth of Four Special Thirtieth Anniversary Issues, 1 Oct. 2007, pp. 996, 997, 1001, 1004. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/30132083. Accessed Oct. 12, 2016
Educational Seminar No. 02/2014 Two-day Seminar Practical guide to Audit Compliance for Auditors Cleopatra Hotel, Nicosia Tuesday and Wednesday, 11 and 12, 2014 9:00 – 17:00 St Raphael Limassol Thursday and Friday, 13 and 14, March 2014 9:00 – 17:00
Seminar programme – 2nd day 9:00 – 9:30 Registration & coffee 9:30 – 10:30 The audit of cash and bank The audit of inventory 10:30 – 11:00 The audit of work in progress 11:00 – 11:20 Coffee break 11:20 – 13:00 The audit of receivables The audit of payables The audit of international business companies 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch break 14:00 -14:45 The audit of related parties The audit of income 14:45 – 15:30 Post balance sheet events Going concern 15:30 – 15:50 Coffee break 15:50 – 16:30 Reviewing the file Common problems and how to avoid them Over auditing 16:30 – 16.45 ISQC 1 Education Committee
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5 Big banner placed in the banquet hall 6 Company AD billboard put in banquet hall Tea Break Sponsor USD6000 Tea break 1 One free passes to the summit (not including accommodation fee) 2 Sponsor’s company name and Logo printed in all conference materials - the conference materials and backcloth of summit hall 3 Distribute business promotional materials together with the conference materials to all attendees when Registration 4 Once-page advertisements in the summit magazine and the delegate directory 5 Company AD billboard put outside the conference hall 6,During tea break time, special thanks to tea break sponsor Conference Advertisement Advertising forms Place Size Price Advertisement in Summit Magazine Front Cover 4500USD Flyleaf 210*285mm 3000USD Inner Sheet 210*285mm 2000USD Back Cover Both Sides 210*285mm 4500USD Back Cover One Side 210*285mm 3000USD Exhibition Stand Conference Hotel Hall 3*3*3m 3000USD Company Introduction Conference Hotel Hall 10 minutes 3000USD Advertising Video Conference Hotel Hall 2000USD X-Banner Conference Hotel Hall 180cm*80cm 1000USD Promotional Materials Conference Registration Distributed to All the Delegates When Registration 1000USD Conference Hotel Hotel Name: Shangri-La hotel HUHHOT Hotel Introduction Your chauffeur pulls up at Huhhot’s first international deluxe hotel in the heart of the city. Your eyes traverse its height to the top. Its peak kisses the clouds. Welcome to Shangri-La Hotel, Huhhot. From the lobby you admire the landscaped gardens. Without a doubt, you make a mental note to stop here for a drink later on. A friendly porter takes you to your room. Lush finishes complement contemporary furnishings. The view outside is captivating, with a lively gathering of families at Qingcheng Park in the distance. Contented where you are, you’d have liked to stay in your room for the rest of your holiday. Alas, hunger
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Creating sporting opportunities in every community INVITATION TO TENDER FOR COMMERCIAL CONSULTANCY CONTRACT REFERENCE: SE454 3 1 4 – 6 – 9 2 12 – 14 – 23 1-4 26-33 3 34 4 37 5 39 6 42 7 53 8 54 2] 55-58 + 1-59 9 60 Glossary A B A B TABLE OF SECTION SCHEDULE OF TENDER SECTION SCHEDULE SECTION SCHEDULE SECTION SCHEDULE TO THE TENDERING RESPONSE AND RESPONSE THE REQUIREMENTS SCHEDULES
of Trade In relation to any Order any reference in these Terms of Trade to “Sport England” shall where the context requires be read as a reference to the relevant Ordering Body Service Provider’s Staff The Service Provider warrants that it is an independent contractor and that all the personnel it engages to perform the Contracted Services shall be deemed to be the Service Provider’s employees, agents or subcontractors (or the employees or agents of any subcontractor as the case may be) (the “Service Provider’s Staff”) and neither the Service Provider nor any of the Service Provider’s Staff shall be employees, agents or partners of Sport England. The Service Provider be solely responsible for all tax liabilities, National Insurance and other contributions or deductions which may be due in respect of himself/herself/itself or the Service Provider’s Staff and all and any claims which may be made by any member of the Service Provider’s Staff and the Service Provider shall indemnify and keep Sport England indemnified against all and any such liabilities and/or other amounts (including any penalties, costs, expenses and interest) which may be assessed on Sport England by reason of any payment made or Contracted Services rendered under or in connection with the Order. The Service Provider ensure that the Service Provider’s Staff comply with such direction, policies, confidentiality, security, health and safety procedures as are reasonably required by Sport England in relation to the Contracted Services provided always that such requirements shall not reduce or amend the Service Provider’s obligations to supervise, manage, direct and control the Service Provider’s Staff in accordance with the terms of these Conditions. Sport England reserves the right (in addition to its specific rights of exclusion) at any time for any reason in its absolute discretion, to exclude or remove any of the Service Provider’s Staff from any Sport England site. In the event of any such removal or exclusion, the Service Provider will at its own cost co-operate with Sport England in removing such person and will, if so requested by Sport England, replace, or arrange to replace, such person without delay at no additional cost to Sport England. It is accepted by the Service Provider that all its staff, detailed as Key Personnel in the Order, are regarded by Sport England as Key Personnel who are not to be substituted by the Service Provider without the express prior written consent of Sport England, not to be
PART 1: TENDER INFORMATION Introduction Save the Children is the leading independent organisation for children. We work in 120 countries. We save children’s lives; we fight for their rights; we help them fulfil their potential. We work together, with our partners, to inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. We have over two million supporters worldwide and raised over 2 billion dollars in 2014 to reach more children than ever before, through programmes in health, nutrition, education, protection and child rights, also in times of humanitarian crises. For further information, we encourage you to visit our Website: Provisional Timeframe Activity Due Date Issue Tender Notice and Invitation to Tender 14th May 2016 Return of tenders (Closing Date) 13th June 2016 Tender receipt and analysis by Tender Committee 14th June 2016 Recommendation to Senior Management 20th June 2016 Award Contract 23rd June 2016 Compliance Checks, Assessments and Negotiations 28th June 2016 Contracts Signoff and Rollout 01st July 2016 Our Contracts Background For the 2013-2015 contracts, managed by the Regional Procurement Unit, the total volume of mosquito nets was of approx. 112,588 pieces. This quantity is for information purposes only and is under no circumstances a guaranteed level of purchase by SCI under this contract. It should also be noted that Save the Children country programmes regularly procure goods and services at a local level to fulfil their needs; any contract offered subsequent to this tender should therefore not be considered as an exclusive supply agreement. Specification of Requirement
Bidder meets the required specification for the items they are bidding for in the tender. Bidder’s confirmation of compliance with the attached Conditions of Tendering, General Terms and Conditions, Child Safeguarding Policy, Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy and IAPG commitment to Code of Conduct. Bidder has demonstrated the capacity to meet the requirements of Save the Children, including but not limited to: Global presence, acceptable lead times, acceptable guarantee level of service, sale and after sales support. Ability to handle emergency situations with quick turnaround within, but also after normal business hours. Bidder is able to provide satisfactory client references. Bidder’s registration in country Preferred criteria: The following criteria are considered very important in the evaluation of this tender: Bidder’s prices demonstrate an economically advantageous position for SCI programmes and emergency response. Bidder’s capacity to supply SCI ESARO with sufficient quantities of Buckets and Jerry can’ based on ESARO’S historic demand levels. Bidder’s ability to fix prices as the maximum to be charged throughout the period of the contract. Bidder’s ability to provide SCI EASRO with tracking of goods in transit and regular stock reports. Bidder’s lead to respond to quotation requests Bidder’s delivery lead times Bidders capacity to hold volumes of stocks in multiple locations Bidder’s willingness to hold stocks exclusively for SCI Bidder’s ability to handle emergency situations with a quick turnaround of these stocks The financial sustainability of Bidder Bidder’s ability to provide one key point of contact for ESARO, and a 24-hour/7 day point of contact for emergency response situations. Bidder’s ability to evidence a strong safety record and ethical working practices in manufacture.
the Supplier shall comply with the international labour standards promoted by the International Labour Organisation specifically in the areas of child labour and forced labour. The Supplier, its suppliers and sub-contractors shall not in any way be involved directly or indirectly with terrorism, in the manufacture or sale of arms or have any business relations with armed groups or governments for any war related purpose or transport the Goods together with any military equipment. The Supplier shall also warrant that it has checked and will continue to check its staff, suppliers and sub-contractors against the United Kingdom Treasury List of Financial Sanctions Targets, the European Commission’s List of Persons and Entities Subject to Financial Sanctions and the list of specially designated individuals and blocked persons maintained by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (‘OFAC’) of the Department of the Treasury of the United States of America (and any similar list of prohibited persons and entities) and will immediately inform the Customer of any apparent correlation. The Supplier shall ensure that its employees, suppliers and sub-contractors are aware of, understand, and adhere to the Customer’s Child Safeguarding policy (attached to these Conditions). The Supplier shall ensure that its employees, suppliers and sub-contractors are aware of, understand and adhere to the Customer’s Anti-Bribery and Corruption policy (attached to these Conditions). The Supplier, its suppliers and sub-contractors shall be subject to, and shall in relation to the Contract act in accordance with, the IAPG Code of Conduct and any local or international standards which are applicable to the Goods. The Supplier agrees to allow the Customer’s employees, agents, professional advisers or other duly authorised representatives to inspect and audit all the Supplier's books, documents, papers and records and other information, including information in electronic format, for the purpose of making audits, examinations, excerpts and transcriptions. The Supplier agrees the extension of such rights to duly authorised representatives of the European Commission, the European Court of Auditors and the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), the United States Government, the Controller General of the United States and any other such representatives instructed by a donor organisation of the Customer to carry an audit of the Supplier’s operations. Delivery The Supplier shall ensure that: the Goods are properly packed and secured in such manner as to enable them to reach their destination in good condition; and each delivery of the Goods is accompanied by a delivery note which shows the date of the Order, the Order number (if any), the type and quantity of the Goods (including the
(f) Invitation to Tender - the Tender Information, these Conditions, SCI’s Terms and Conditions of Purchase, SCI's Child Safeguarding Policy, SCI's Anti Bribery and Corruption Policy and the IAPG Code of Conduct. (g) SCI - Save the Children International (formerly known as The International Save the Children Alliance Charity), a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (company number 03732267; charity number 1076822) whose registered office is at St Vincent House, 30 Orange Street, London, WC2H 7HH. (h) Specification - any specification for the Goods and/or Services, including any related plans and drawings, supplied by SCI to the Supplier, or specifically produced by the Supplier for SCI, in connection with the tender. The Agreement SCI and each Bidder selected to be a preferred provider through this Tender Process will sign a framework agreement governing the overall relationship of the parties. The agreement will be subject to SCI’s Terms and Conditions of Purchase (the Key Contractual Terms as attached to these Conditions and other terms agreed), Late tenders Tenders received after the Closing Date will not be considered, unless there are in SCI’s sole discretion exceptional circumstances which have caused the delay. Correspondence All communications from Bidders to SCI relating to the tender must be in writing and addressed to the mail addresses identified in the Cover Letter. Any request for information should be received at least before the Closing Date, as defined in the Invitation to Tender. All requests for information received by SCI and relative responses provided will be me made available for public consultation at the reception desk of SCI. Acceptance of tenders SCI may, unless the Bidder expressly stipulates to the contrary in the tender, accept whatever part of a tender that SCI so wishes. SCI is under no obligation to accept the lowest or any tender. Alternative offer If the Bidder wishes to propose modifications to the tender may provide a better way to achieve SCI’s Specification) these may, at SCI's discretion, be considered as an Alternative Offer. The Bidder must make any Alternative Offer in a separate letter to accompany the Tender. SCI is under no obligation to accept Alternative Offers. Prices
Launch of the Global Education Monitoring Report 2017/18 - Accountability in Education Thursday 11 January 2018, 9:00 – 16:00 Lærernes Hus, Osterhausgate 4A, Oslo Millions of children around the world are not in school. Even more children are, or have been, in school without learning basic skills. We will not reach Sustainable Development Goal 4 unless we change the current trajectory. Acutely aware of the urgency of the problem, yet flavoured with a solid dose of realism, the prescribes long-term investments in accountability mechanisms built into the national education systems. But what is accountability all about? What does it really mean for governments, schools, teachers, civil society and students? And what roles and responsibilities should the different actors have in ensuring that all children gain both access to school, as well as knowledge and skills in their classrooms? These are questions we will examine at the launch of this year’s Global Education Monitoring Report. Director of the Global Education Monitoring Report, Manos Antoninis, will present the 2017/18 report. The presentation with be followed by responses from a wide variety of actors, including David Archer from ActionAid, and discussions on the key recommendations of the report. Details on the programme to follow. The launch is organized by Norad, the Norwegian National Commission for UNESCO and Union of Education, Norway.
TECHICAL INFORMAZION FOR REQUIRIMENTS TEDESCO – / INGLESE – ITALIANO, RUSSO, BILGARO, POLACO – TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ACROBATIC GYMNASTICS For Open Group Group C1 / C2 – Combined Group B1 – Combined (Age 12 – 18) Group B2 – Static, Dynamic (Age 12 – 18) Podest – Individual Group C C1 / 6 – 14 anni C2 / fino 19 anni Requisiti Minimi: Requisiti Speciali: Composizione del esercizio Combinato 2.30 1 elemento Statico – categoria 1 1 elemento Statico – categoria 2 1 elemento Statico – categoria 3 3 elementi dinamici. 3 elementi individuali 1 elemento individuale – categoria. 1 1 elemento individuale – categoria. 2 Dinamico: 1 elemento di presa Dal partner Maximum 2 arrivi a terra per la V. Maximum 3 posizioni di partenze e prese uguali. Statici: Il top un elemento uguale maximum 2 volte, di cui 1 volta in movimento dalla base. La base solo una transizione, dà su verso giù. Referente codice DSAB. Maximum 8 elementi (minimo 6 elementi) di gruppo e 3 elementi individuali per la difficoltà. Il terzo elemento individuale – libera scelta dalle categorie 1 o 2. Differenza tra elementi statici e dinamici 50%. Difficoltà 80 = 0,8 Massimo
Disciplina Individuale. Elementi di verticali in forme, eseguiti su un tavolino di verticalismo Allieve Juniores Age Group Esercizio statico – NON giro di 360°, verticali, squadre, equilibri un piede. Esercizio combinato – le posizione statiche con 360° TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ACROBATIC GYMNASTICS FIG / 2017 – 2020 / AGE GROUPS QUALIFICATIONS FINALS COMPOSITION OF EXERCISES 08-16 Each pair and group presents one Balance and one Dynamic exercise. The exercise is composed of compulsory and optional elements. The performance order is set by draw. Ranking after the qualifications is determined by the sum of scores from the two Exercises: Balance and Dynamic. The top 8 proceed to a with not more than one from each club in each category. Competitors cannot participate in the Final without competing in both Balance and Dynamic qualifying events. Marking starts from Zero. In the final, pairs and groups will present one exercise: Women’s Pairs: Dynamic Mixed Pairs: Balance Men’s Pairs: Dynamic Groups: Balance Men’s Groups: Dynamic The reverse standing of the sum sets the performance order in the Final from both Balance and Dynamic exercises. According to FIG Rules for Age Group 11-16 Difference of Age max. 6 years
Period of coverage ongoing ANNEX F Claims History (2011 to present) Date Type of Insurance Descriptions of the incident Status 15/02/2011 Generali package policy, policy 992275473 15/02/2011, damage On 30/11/2011 EUR 2,710.00 were paid (deductible EUR 1,250.00) Completed 11-03-2012 Car insurance, policy MO50941 Car damage Unilateral damage, the insured hit a fence driving backwards. The tailgate and bumper were damaged. The total amount of EUR 1,472.97 has been paid in three payments directly to the repairer EUR 1,322.97 + EUR 135.00 + EUR 15.00 Completed 03/05/2011 Travel insurance, policy 60.11.4866 03/05/2011. damaged trousers Amount paid: EUR 149,-- Completed
PROGRAMS AND FINANCING PARTICIPATION OF MUNICIPALITIES, ASSOCIATIONS AND NGOS IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY Wednesday, 10.2.2016, beginning at 10.00 am, Hotel City Maribor (room City C) (Simultaneous translation Slovenian-English is guaranteed!) 9.30 – 10.00 Registration of participants 10.00 – 10.05 Welcome address by organizers 10.05 – 10.35 Europe in municipalities: Participation and cooperation in the common European area Dejan Bogdan, Europe Direct Maribor office 10.35 – 10.40 Project CAPE-AB: The possibility of support for transnational cooperation of municipalities in the years 2015 – 2017 Müllner, project leader 10.40 – 11.30 Presentation of the Europe for Citizens Programme 2014 - 2020 - Democratic engagement and civil participation (town-twinning, networks of cities, civil society projects) - European Remembrance Georg Müllner, project leader 11.30 – 12.00 Break with refreshments 12.00 – 12.45 From idea to project - projects application in the Europe for Citizens program: - Presentation of the current application form - Useful information and guidance for project application - Information on project planning and its composition - Experience based on project applications in the years 2014 and 2015 Georg Müllner, Project leader 12.45 – 13.15 Presentation of successful projects 13.15 – 13.45 Presentation of the Programme Erasmus + sports: - Partner cooperation - A small partner cooperation - Non-profit European sporting events Tina Kenk, CMEPIUS 13.45 – 14.15 Presentation of funding opportunities for cross-border activities of municipalities and associations through the technical contact points of the Alps-Adriatic-Alliance: - Presentation of the Alps-Adriatic-Alliance and its programs
16. Other matters The organizer will provide further and more precise information to participants (mainly about the venues of accommodation) as soon as the final entry format has been received. For all other and more detailed information visit the official website www.truppealpine.eu, in the section “sito dei Ca.STA” on the homepage. 17. Correspondence STATO MAGGIORE DELLA DIFESA V REPARTO AFFARI GENERALI Ufficio Sport e Collegamento FA/CONI Via XX Settembre 123/a Roma (ITALIA) 00187 Tel:+39-06-46912131 Tel:+39-06-46912611 e-mail: e-mail: COMANDO TRUPPE ALPINE Piazza IV Novembre 6 Bolzano (ITALIA) 39100 Tel:+39-0471-449050 e-mail: e-mail:
Dear Sponsor, We kindly ask you to sponsor a child participating at the Sponsor Run. The Run & Fun 4 Street Children - Event is a cooperation between the GSIS-Accra and the organization for street children Chance for Children (CFC). You are warmly invited to come and cheer for the runners on the 11th of November 2017 (start at 8:00 am)! For your and the runners wellbeing there will be refreshments and snacks. In addition, diverse sports activities, workshops by CFC for all age groups and other side-events will be available. We you in advance for your support! Name of runner: Class: Sponsors agreement: Name and address of sponsor Sponsor’s signature I donate ... per round Cedi/EUR I donate a maximum of ... Cedi/EUR I require a receipt for the donation Total amount (to be indicated by school) Number of rounds__________ (to be indicated by the school)
Sen. Lec., Doc. Per Eklund (Linkoping University, Sweden) Asst. Prof. J. Eriksson (Linkoping University, Sweden) Asst. Prof. Gholam Reza (Linkoping University, Sweden) Jerry Eriksson, (Glafo - Glass Research Institute, Sweden) Workshop is an open event and participation is free upon registration. Participants will be asked to perform oral presentations (15 min. and 5 min for questions). To register, please, send an email to Dr. Volodymyr Khranovskyy () with a tentative title of your presentation. Deadline for registration is 15th of September. Local Organizing Committee: Volodymyr Khranovskyy & Rositza Yakimova.
VAT Number Date of Registration of VAT ORGANISATION REGISTRATION: Year Established: the laws of: SIZE OF BUSINESS No. of Employees: No. of Branches: No. of International Offices: Location of Factories: No. of Plants: No. of Warehouses AFFILIATED/HOLDING/ SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES: Name Address Nature of Affiliation
12 Sesame paste (tahini) 908g / pack Brand (or similar): Ghandour Origin: Lebanon Taste: Sweet and semi-hard Content: 100% sesame seeds paste production date less than 1year at the date of delivery One batch can be a maximum of 24h in continuous production Product must be fit for human consumption and be of sound, fair and marketable quality Product must have an expiry date of at least 2 years from the date of supply to the buyer 13 Dry iodized Salt 400g / pack Moisture content: 1.7% maximum (dried at 140°C). Sodium chloride as: NaCl: 99.16% (on dry basis). Alkalinity as Na2 Co3: 0.07% maximum (on dry basis). 50 milligram/kg minimum, 83 mg/kg maximum (equivalent to 30 to Iodine as KI03: 50 mg/kg Iodine} as per WHO recommendation. Acid insoluble matter: 0.02 % maximum (on dry basis). Color: The salt shall be white and Og of salt in OOml water shall give a colorless solution. Arsenic: Max. O.Smg/kg. Copper: Max. 2mg/kg. Cadmium: Max. 0.5mg/kg. Mercury: Max. Olm/kg. 14 Printed carton box (as small as possible to fit contents) pee color Heavy-Duty Double-Corrugated Fiberboard Carton sufficient to hold the above contents without breaking/ splitting. Front and back side printing of Lebanese Red Cross logo together with logo of the funding partner (2 different funding partners @ 1,100 and 600 boxes per month)
Minimum age is 5 years old. As per CTFI competition rules, the appropriate age division for all competitors will be determined based on the age of the person on the day of the Tournament (April 5, 2014). Please note that age divisions with less than 3 people may be merged with other groups. Insurance The Organizing Committee and CTFI are not responsible for any injuries. Participants must have full party liability insurance cover for any injuries they may cause to others. ACTION: Instructors must provide Proof of Insurance to the Tournament Director by March 12th, 2014, or their competitors will not be allowed to participate. Accommodations: The official event host hotel is the Travelodge Hotel, located at. 106 Circle Dr., Saskatoon, SK. S7L 4L6 Room rates are $149 per night for single to quadruple occupancy. When booking a room, please use Block Code: “CGD387”. Cut off for booking host hotel rooms at this rate is March 5, 2014. Please be sure to book your rooms before this date! After that date, rooms may or may not be available at this rate. Reservations can be made via: email at reservations@travelodgesaskatoon.com local phone number (306-242-8881) or toll free at 1-888-278-4209 *Competitor check-in and Black Belt weigh-ins and will be available at this hotel on Friday April 4, 2014 from 6pm until 8pm.* Transportation: STFI is booking buses to transport those who are staying at the host hotel to the tournament venue on Saturday morning, and returning to the hotel at the end of the competition. In order to be included on the bus, you MUST sign up online, with the amount of people travelling with you. Those who do not sign up for the bus will not be reserved a seat on competition day. Seats are limited, make sure you sign up early. Schedule of Events
Registrations of Black Belts and Black Stripes will be used to create the Umpires list. Black Belts who do not participate in umpiring as assigned will not be allowed to compete. **INSTRUCTORS: It is your responsibility to ensure that your Black Belts understand that they must report for umpire duty as required. FULL TIME UMPIRES Full Time Umpire List Instructors, please list information for all Black Belts and Black Stripes, aged 16 years and up who will attend the event, but are not competing and will act as umpires. Individuals of correct age and rank that apply as competitors will be automatically listed as Umpires. They must act as umpires unless special arrangements are made with the Tournament Director before March 12th, 2014. Please return this list to us before March 12th, 2014 by fax (604-941-0052) or email (). Full Time Umpire List – NON COMPETITORS ONLY: NAME RANK SCHOOL UMPIRE CERT.LEVEL Coaches and School Coordinators For safety and efficiency, only competitors, officials, volunteers, designated coaches and “school coordinators” will be allowed to enter the competition floor. Security passes will be required by all. School Coordinators are individuals who help to manage competitors while on the floor. They may be parent volunteers or coloured belts, but not Black Belts (who
13 Leaves: -Annual leave entitlements as per applicable law -Medical leave entitlement as per supplier’s policy Yes/No Mandatory 14 In exceptional cases where LRCS requires the services of the supplier cleaner, the later shall be prepared to render overtime services, the cost of which shall be billed separately to the office on the same month the services was rendered. Yes/No Mandatory Scope of Cleaning Services Tasks Required for Lot 1, Lot 2, Lot 3, Lot 4, and Lot 5: Daily Tasks: - Cleaning and sweeping of floors, staircase and tiles. - Emptying wastebaskets and removal of waste to the containers. - Washing dishes.
Included? Present & complete? Comments Step/ document to be submitted with tender Yes No Yes No Complete tender package delivered before the deadline specified - Compulsory Addendum - Signed and stamped – Compulsory 1 – LRC supplier registration form – completed, signed & stamped – Compulsory 2 - Bid offer form – completed, signed & stamped – Compulsory Annex 3 - Detailed Specifications - signed & stamped – Compulsory Annex 4 - Schedule of delivery – completed, signed & stamped – Compulsory Annex 5 – Past performance & client references – completed, signed & stamped Annex 6 - Letter of authorisation & acceptance statement – signed & stamped – Compulsory Specific Conditions – Signed & stamped Compulsory (if present) Supporting documents Copy of company registration – (Ministry of Justice)- وزارة العدل) ) شهادة تسجيل شركة تجارية Compulsory Copy of tax registration (Ministry of Finance( (وزارة المالية) شهادة تسجيل الشركة – Compulsory Copy of VAT registration (Ministry of Finance) (وزارة المالية) شهادة تسجيل في الضريبة على القيمة المضافة – Compulsory (if VAT registered) Copies of past contracts/ POs as proof of experience To be filled in by LRCS committee only Eligible Ineligible Outcome of administrative check.
Application Form ESDC Gender Course Personal Data Last name: First name: Sex: MALE / FEMALE Nationality: E-mail: Mobile number: Passport or identity card number: Professional Data Organization: Branch of Service: Rank/Position: Address: Brief description of present assignment: Previous international service: Expected international service: Personal Aim with the course:
“Through their own lens, the contributors to Spatiality and Symbolic Expression explore the referential aspect of a set of symbolic expressions. Four key-words are pointed out by Richardson: philosophy, psychology, plasticity, and power. By intertwining them appropriately, the contributors to this collection keep a perfect focus on the crossroad between spatial realities and symbolic expression.” Bertrand Westphal, U. de Limoges, France Place and Identity Research Cluster, NUI Galway
Annex 2 - Bid Form Lot 1: Prefabricated Container & Electrical Work LRCS to Complete Bidder to Complete Item of Lot 1 Item /Milestone Required(Please Refer to Annex 3 for Detailed Technical Specifications, and all Related Figures) Required Quantity Required Unit Required Delivery and Execution Time (Days PO Signature) Item /Milestone Offered (Model Name, Model and Full Descriptions (if different than what is required in Annex 3) Country of Origin Quantity Offered Unit Price in USD, Exclusive VAT rated at 11%, but inclusive, taxes Delivery Fees, and Execution Fess Unit Price in USD, inclusive VAT, Taxes, Delivery Fees, and Execution Fees TOTAL Price in USD Inclusive VAT, Taxes, Delivery Fees, Execution Fees Offered Delivery and Execution Time (Days after PO Signature) 1.1 Prefabricated Container 4 LS 30 Calendar days -----Calendar Days 1.2 Electricity works 4 LS 30 Calendar days -----Calendar Days 1.3 Mini storage room for the generator 4 LS 30 Calendar days ---- Calendar Days 1.4 Generator + Accessories 4 LS 30 Calendar days Days
Lot 2: Fence & Leveling Ground LRCS to Complete Bidder to Complete Items of Lot2 Item/Milestone Required(Please to Annex 3 for Detailed Technical Specifications, and all Related Figures) Required Unit Required Delivery and Execution Time (Days after PO Signature) Item /Milestone Offered (Model Name, Model and Full Descriptions (if different than what is required in Annex 3) Country of Origin Quantity Offered Unit in USD, Exclusive VAT rated at 11%, but inclusive, taxes Delivery Fees, and Execution Fees Unit in USD, inclusive VAT, Taxes, Delivery Fees, Execution Fees Price in USD VAT, Taxes, Delivery Fees, and Fees Offered Delivery Time (Days PO Signature) 2.1 Fence 4 PCS 30 Calendar Days ------ Calendar days 2.2 Leveling Ground 4 Unit 30 Calendar Days ----- Calendar-- Days The Awarded supplier must take into consideration that the execution for the above requested work must be distributed as the following: -Execution and delivery of 3 and levelling ground by the end of November 2018. -Execution for 1 and levelling ground by the end of June 2019