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The City of _____ assumes no responsibility for payment of any expenses incurred by any proponent as part of the RFP process. The following criteria will be used to evaluate all proposals: The contractor’s interest in the services which are the subject of this RFP, as well as their understanding of the scope of such services and the specific requirements of the City of _____. The reputation, experience, and efficiency of the contractor. The ability of the contractor to provide quality services within time and funding constraints. The general organization of the proposal: Special consideration will be given to submittals which are appropriate, address the goals; and provide in a clear and concise format the requested information. Other selection factors within this RFP or the City’s purchasing policies, or that City determines are relevant to consideration of the best interests of the City. All responses to this RFP become the property of the City upon receipt and regardless of selection or rejection, and will not be returned, except that all responses are subject to the provisions of the Georgia Open Records Act. Provide the name, address, and email address of contractor. If an entity, provide the legal name of the entity and the names of the entity’s principal(s) who is proposed to provide the services. Provide a review of your qualifications and briefly explain how you plan to complete the required tasks. Provide references for your work. Provide the completed pre-contract certification and return with your proposal. Thank you, we look forward to reviewing your proposal.
Prison Enterprises, the agency may handle the purchase at its level (if estimated cost is within its DPA), or submit requisition to OSP for competitive bidding (if over its DPA). a. Small Purchases Per R.S. 39:1596, “any procurement not exceeding the amount established by executive order of the governor may be made in accordance with small purchase procedures prescribed by such executive order”, unless excluded by other provisions. Executive Order BJ 2010-16, establishes “small purchase” as any purchase not exceeding $25,000 [or any procurement of those items listed in Section 5 of the order, regardless of price, with the exception of A(14), A(24), and A(26), each of which has a dollar limit]. Purchases handled by the agency shall be in accordance with small purchase procedures established by Executive Order BJ 2010-16 (unless excluded by other provisions). Minimum requirements, based on the estimated amount of the purchase, are as stated below. See the Small Purchases Executive Order for further procedures (accessible on OSP’s website under “Legal Info.”). i. (1) $5,000 or less per single transaction **No competitive process required** ii. Purchases greater than $5,000, but not exceeding $15,000 Solicit Quotations: * From 3 or more bona fide, qualified vendors * At least 1 shall be a certified small and emerging business, a small entrepreneurship, or a veteran or service-connected disabled veteran-owned small entrepreneurship, whenever possible. Quotations may be made via telephone, facsimile, or other means Solicitating 3 quotations may be waived when: - purchasing from a certified Small Entrepreneurship or Small & Emerging Business, or a veteran or service-connected disabled veteran-owned small entrepreneurship when best value determination has been made that price is reasonable. Determination to be maintained in file. - purchasing in-state (business domiciled in LA), if business analysis determines that in-state prices are equal or better than 2 other price comparisons, such as state contract price, GSA price, or similar resources. Comparison documents to be maintained in file. iii. Purchases greater than $15,000 but not exceeding $25,000
Black and White Clicks Color Clicks Misc. Monthly Charges – Fiery, etc. VPAT – if we don’t already have a VPAT on file for the model ordered Requisition Line(s) – Lines are set up on a fiscal year basis for a lease Example of two (2) years of a 60 month lease FY 15 Lease – 8 EA FY 15 BW Clicks @ .0099/copy – dollar receiving FY 15 Color Clicks @ .059/copy – dollar receiving FY 15 Fiery – 8 EA FY 16 Lease – 12 EA FY 16 BW Clicks @ .0099/copy – dollar receiving FY 16 Color Clicks @ .059/copy – dollar receiving FY 16 Fiery – 12 EA The lines should be repeated for the remaining fiscal years until the entire timeframe of the lease is listed. The correct commodity code is 80161801 – Photocopier rental or leasing service. For general purchasing questions contact , Procurement Coordinator.
The type of merchandise dictates the type of storage that is used. For example, fruits and vegetables require refrigeration. Storage for merchandise may be available within the store, such as in the retail store’s back room or basement. However sometimes merchandise is stored at a distribution center. A distribution center is a large warehouse that receives merchandise from multiple vendors, stores the merchandise, and then distributes it to multiple store locations. To conclude: Purchasing inventory involves placing the purchase order, transporting the order, receiving the order, and lastly storing the merchandise to then be sold in store. Check Your Knowledge Key Terms – Define the following terms: Vendor Purchase order Packing slip Receiving record Marking Invoice Distribution center What information is typically stated on a purchase order? Use the purchase order sample on the next page and label the following: Contact Information for both the Buyer and Seller
Are you interested in collaborative purchasing using any of the following financing mechanisms? Yes No Maybe Power Purchase Agreement Direct Purchase Lease Other (please specify in comment section below) Comments? Would you like more information about the relative merits of collaborative procurement for renewable power and each of these financing mechanisms? Yes No Has your organization identified sites for solar and/or other clean power generation? No Yes If yes, what type of information have you gathered? Addresses Only Preliminary Site Assessments Structural Site Assessments Other (please specify): Please estimate the number sites identified in the following categories: Office Building Community/Public Facility Warehouse Maintenance Yard Landfill Operation Other (please specify): Are you interested in a group purchase of site assessments? Yes No Maybe Comments?
Annex A- UXP Requirements 1.0 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE 1.1 Primary Applications Involved in UI Projects Data Source/Application Name and Version Description SAP ECC 6 EnPack 6 (SAP NetWeaver v7.3) SAP ECC (previously R/3) part of the SAP Enterprise Central Component platform. Used for financial and accounting purposes including GL, integrated financial cost accounting, purchasing, travel and expenses accounting also used for HR purposes including payroll and staff records management. (Interfaces: direct SQL interfaces to underlying Oracle database but BAPI/RFC (ABAP) interface and also files (iDOC).) Oracle WebCenter Sites 11gR1 WCMS OpenText Content Server v10.x Document Management system which currently has integration to our Business server bridge and uses an application API to consume document metadata from the BSB Java applications (JBOSS) v5.1.0 GA Java J2EE Application Server based bespoke applications with underlying Oracle databases Cognos v10.1.1 Business Intelligence platform Tibco BusinessWorks v6.2.1 ESB/EMS SAP SuccessFactors SaaS Cisco Jabber v10.6.2 IM and presence 1.2 Supported platforms and preferred versions Type Vendor Name Preferred Version UXP Application Container Apache Redhat Tomcat JBoss AS 7+ 7+ Operating Systems Redhat Microsoft Redhat Linux (64bit) Windows Server 6.5+ 2012 R2 Database platforms Oracle Microsoft Enterprise Database SQL server 12.1 2012 Virtual Environment Vmware Vsphere 5.1 (5.5)
Response Status of components used Title 8. Co-ordinated Deployment Response Status of components used Title 9. Retracing our steps Response Status of components used Title 10. Business Continuity Response Status of components used Title 11. Scalability for Throughput Response Status of components used Title 12. High Availability Response Status of components used Title 13. Provision of Test Systems Response Status of components used 2.0 IMPLEMENTATION 2.1 Project Implementation Timeline Phase 1 – Design / Preparation Phase 2 – Commissioning of the trial UXP software in to the EBRD environment Phase 3 – PoC Phase 4 - Adoption of the UXP Phase 5 – Further strategic development of the UI layer utilising the UXP (as described in the potential use-cases)
Internal escalation procedures External escalation procedures Remote support capability Capability to provide on-site resources as requested Describe any methodology, quality control system and/or “good” practice” initiatives that you would employ to facilitate the delivery of high quality support. Specify any technical infrastructure that will be required at the Bank to facilitate support. Any additional costs that will be incurred by the Bank i.e. telecoms costs, licensing must be reflected in Annex D – Quotation File. Describe the process for providing professional services to the Bank. Professional services. Describe the level of flexibility in dealing with issues that may require consultants on-site and when responding to ad-hoc requests. Annex D – Scope of Proof of Concept Annex E – Quotation File
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1.0 INTRODUCTION The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (the “Bank” or the "EBRD") is an international financial institution. The EBRD was established by treaty in 1990 to foster the transition towards open market oriented economies and to promote private and entrepreneurial initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltic States and the Commonwealth of Independent States that are committed to and applying the principles of multiparty democracy, pluralism and market economics. The EBRD has 63 members (61 countries, the European Community and the European Investment Bank). Further information about the EBRD's roles and activities can be found on the EBRD's website: . 1.1 Definitions: The terms ‘EBRD’ and ‘The Bank’ shall mean the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The term ‘Supplier(s)’ shall mean a party that submits a proposal in accordance with this RFP. The term “Tender” shall mean the process by which the Bank evaluates and selects a Supplier to provide the Services described herein. The term ‘RFP’ shall mean Request for Proposal. The term ‘Proposal’ shall mean a combination of the documents defined in section 4.4 of this RFP. Specifically the Technical Proposal and the completed Quotation File. 2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND 2.1 Background and Objectives The Bank’s existing Intranet is built on a content management system that is obsolete and no longer supported by its vendor. A new platform is required to manage the authoring, delivery and access to the Bank’s departmental internal content. This would be built on the same platform as the EBRD.com internet (Oracle Webcenter Sites). 3.0 EBRD CONTACT DETAILS Your sole contact for the purposes of the RFP is: Siobhan Hay – Analyst, Corporate Procurement Unit EBRD One Exchange Square London EC2A 2JN Telephone: 020 7338 7661 Email: hays@ebrd.com 4.0 DESCRIPTION OF THIS RFP 4.1 Overview Suppliers wishing to participate in this Tender will be required to make a submission (the ‘Submission’) comprising of the following documents in accordance with the timetable outlined in section 4.2:
April 7, 2017 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information, contact Austin Decker, decker14@purdue.edu Aviation Day returns April 22 to Purdue Airport WEST LAFAYETTE, IN – The Purdue Polytechnic Institute’s School of Aviation and Transportation Technology announced Purdue Aviation Day will take place April 22, 2017, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Purdue University Airport. The event is free, and the public is invited. Attendees may fly in, drive in, or walk in to celebrate Purdue aviation and the School of Aviation and Transportation Technology. “Our theme for 2017 is ‘An Industry That Works.’ Our goal is to make this year’s event a statement of our school’s dedication and long-term impact on the aviation industry,” said Austin Decker, operations director for the event and an unmanned aerial systems major. PSA Airlines, the presenting sponsor for 2017, will display the CRJ-200 aircraft. Other airlines scheduled to attend include GoJet, SkyWest Airlines, Horizon and Piedmont. Keynote speakers will include Les Abend, captain for American Airlines and aviation analyst for CNN, and Ian Kirby, aircraft engineer and former pilot for British Airways. Additional representatives from American Airlines and the National Air Traffic Controllers Association will also be speaking. The event will include interactive activities for all ages, historical exhibits, and a variety of aircraft on display. Revived in 2016 for the first time in 105 years, the school is now establishing Purdue Aviation Day as an annual celebration of aviation. Last year, the event attracted approximately 2,100 people. “Community interest last April far exceeded our expectations, so we are very excited to organize Purdue Aviation Day again,” Decker said. “The School of Aviation and Transportation Technology had hosted much smaller fly-in events for alumni in recent years, but none compared in magnitude. Purdue Aviation Day is open to everybody, including families with children. We hope even more people will come this year.” A full schedule of events, travel directions, and parking instructions are available at polytechnic.purdue.edu/aviationday. Photographs and video from last year’s event are available at polytechnic.purdue.edu/newsroom/media-room. (more)
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CWEO Category Objectives Courses in which students receive feedback on this objective. Measure (Method to gauge achievement) Target (Overall level for satisfactory performance.) Timeline (When & how often is data collected?) ULO 4: Applied Skills & Scholarship: Students will become proficient in the scholarship of their discipline and demonstrate specialized skills needed to pursue a career and/or graduate school. O1: Public relations students will demonstrate the ability to effectively analyze, compare, and evaluate models of public relations practice used in an organization and make effective recommendations for improvement. COMM 205 Principles of Public Relations COMM 493 Senior Seminar Final Portfolio 80% of student portfolio work sample sections will earn a score of at least 3 out of 4 on the rubric O2 (A): Public relations students will develop proficient to advanced competencies in four public relations-related areas: writing, social media, and crisis communication, marketing. O2(B): Public relations students will develop proficient to advanced competencies in at least three specialty areas, depending on their major elective choices: (e.g. fund raising, internal communication, event planning, campaign processes (research, action planning, communication/implementation/evaluation), visual communication, social and digital marketing, persuasion) COMM 205 Principles of Public Relations COMM 351 Public Relations Writing COMM 353 Media Relations/Crisis Communication MRKT 130 Marketing Principles The following courses are menu options in the required curriculum major electives, so students’ competencies and portfolios will vary according to elective choice. COMM 203 Basic Video & Editing COMM 207 Communication Design COMM 301 Persuasion COMM 310 Fundraising COMM 333 Business & Organizational Communication COMM 357 Event Planning COMM 426 Public Relations Campaign MRKT337 Integrated Marketing Communications MRKT 362 Social Media Marketing MRKT364 Digital Marketing Senior Seminar Final Portfolio 80% of student portfolio work sample sections will earn a score of at least 3 out of 4 on the rubric O3: Public relations students will identify, interpret, evaluate, and apply best practices in public relations, media relations, and crisis communication (combining traditional and new media) for maintaining mutually beneficial relationships between organizations and publics both routinely and in times of crisis. COMM 353 Media Relations/Crisis Communication Senior Seminar Final Portfolio 80% of student portfolio work sample sections will earn a score of at least 3 out of 4 on the rubric
A mixed model analysis was conducted to assess the impact of condition on salt measurement estimates over time (table 3). There was no significant interaction between condition and time, F(2, 65)=1.26, p=.290, η2=0.04. However, there was a significant main effect for time, F(1, 65)= 13.00, p=.001, η2=0.17, with all groups showing a reduction in salt measurement from pre to post health threat message. There was no significant main effect for intervention, F(2, 65)= 0.93, p=.399, η2=0.03. Salt Intake: Screening to follow-up There was no significant interaction between condition and time, F(2, 56.45)=0.44, p=.645, η2=0.11, which regards to dietary salt intake (table 3). There was a significant main effect for time, F(1, 65)= 13.00, p=.001, η2=0.15, with all groups showing a reduction in salt intake from baseline to follow-up. There was no significant main effect for intervention, F(2, 57.9)= 1.05, p=.358, η2=0.05. Furthermore, there was no association between the salt measurement task pre or post intervention (amount of salt estimated) and self-reported salt intake at 2 weeks. Clinical significance Clinical significant changes in salt intake was assessed by examining the differences in the proportions of participants eating within the government recommended guidelines of salt at 2 week follow up. A larger percentage of participants were eating recommended levels of salt in the self-affirmation condition (23.8%) compared to the self-affirming implementation intention condition (14.3%) and the control condition (11.1%) although no significant effect was observed. Discussion
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Name Pratyusha Lakshmi Puranam Occupation Student Fathers Name Sridhar Puranam Mothers Name Aruna Alladi Spouse Name Karthik V S Mantrala Mothers Maiden name Alladi Grand Father's name (Father's father) Srinivasan Puranam Grand Mother's name (Father's Mother) Susheela Wudali Grand Fathers name (Mother's father) Krishnamurty Alladi Grand Mother's name (Mother's Mother) Vaidehi Mamidipudi Date of Birth 7 Dec 84 Date of wedding anniversary 25 Dec 10 About You: (Add few words about your profession, designation, family, your interests, etc) Address: Line 1 55 Heath St Line 2 City / State Buffalo, NY Country USA Pin code 14214 Telephone Number Mobile Number Orkut address E-mail ID Pratyusha.p@gmail.com
Preacher KJ and Kelley K (2011) . Psychological Methods 16(2): 93-115. Raque-Bogdan TL, Ericson SK, Jackson J, Martin HM and Bryan NA (2011) Attachment and mental and physical health: Self-compassion and mattering as mediators. Journal of Counseling Psychology 58: 272-278. Schoenefeld SJ and Webb JB (2013) Self-compassion and intuitive eating in college women: Examining the contributions of distress tolerance and body image acceptance and action. Eating behaviours 14(4): 493-496. Sirois FM (2001) The Wellness Behaviors Inventory (Unpublished manuscript). Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. Sirois FM (2007) “I’ll look after my health, later”: A replication and extension of the procrastination–health model with community-dwelling adults. Personality and Individual Differences 43: 15–26. Sirois FM, Melia-Gordon ML and Pychyl TA (2003) ‘‘I’ll look after my health, later’’: An investigation of procrastination and health. Personality and Individual Differences 35(5): 1167–1184. Sirois FM, Kitner R and Hirsch JK (2015a) Self-compassion, affect, and behaviors. Health Psychology 34(6): 661-669.
b = 0.2, p = 0.0014 b = -15.66, p = 0.0012 Direct effect, R2 = 0.13, b = -8.98, p = 0.015 Total effect, R2 = 0.07, b = -12.14, p = 0.001, Indirect effect, R2 = 0.06, b = -3.16, 95% CI [-6.78, -.86] Figure 1. Model of self-compassion as a predictor of physical symptoms, mediated by health-promoting behaviours. The confidence interval for the indirect effect is a BCa bootstrapped CI based on 1,000 samples.
Random Person: No, we must go. You’re causing anti-semitism. We need to go to the feast to show we are loyal citizens. We need our neighbors to like us. Then they will never turn on us! We are going! AT THE PARTY - At dinner Achashveirosh: I am so glad you have all attended this royal feast. I feel so good being able to walk around in the choshen, in the holy vessel that the Jewish high priest, used to wear in the temple. Now the best is yet to come. I would like to show off my beautiful Queen. Guards, please call for Vashti and tell her to come in wearing the royal crown! IN THE QUEEN’S CHAMBERS ON SHABBOS Vashti: Haha, EVIL LAUGH. Leah - boil that cup of tea for me. Leah: Yes, your majesty Vashti: And smile while you do it. And did you tend to the garden today? Leah: No i haven’t had a chance yet, I plan to do it first thing tomorrow Vashti: No, I know why you haven’t done it today. Because it is your Sabbath and you don’t want to work your land on the Sabbath. Don’t give me your excuses? Is that true? (grabs her) Leah: No i thought you didn’t need it done till tomorrow Vashi: Don’t lie to me. I know why you didn’t want to do it. Because you wanted to keep your Sabbath. Well it won’t work. My grandfather Nevuchadnetzar destroyed your holy temple and I ll prevent it from ever being rebuilt again. EVIL LAUGH. Do you see these water basins? They were taken from your holy temple. Your G-d is no longer with you. If he had power, why doesn’t he stand up and avenge his honor? Leah: Your majesty herself is the biggest proof of G-d. if His majesty allows such wicked people as yourself to exist, it’s the biggest proof of his greatness. G-d is in no rush. He rules the whole world and you can’t hide from him. You won’t go unpunished for long and Hashem has seen all the suffering and embarrassment you have caused to so many Jewish girls. Vashti: Slap, you filthy Jew. You will be punished for your words! Leah leaves GUARD ENTERS
Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the LORD delivereth them out of them all. Now is the accepted time, now is the day of salvation. Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. Pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which sees in secret shall reward thee openly. Quit you like men, be strong, stand fast in the faith. Remember thy Creator in the days of thy youth. Seest thou a man wise in his own conceit, there is more hope of a fool than of him. Trust in God at all times, ye people, pour out your hearts before him. Upon the wicked, God shall rain an horrible tempest. Wo to the wicked, it shall be ill with him, for the reward of his hands shall be given him. eXhort one another daily while it is called to day, lest any of you be hardened thro' the deceitfulness of sin. Yong men ye have overcome the wicked one. Zeal hath consumed me, because thy enemies have forgotten the word of God.
Effective from Date Length (in Meter) Width (in Meter) Plinth Area (in Sq.Mt.) Building Plan Permission No. Building Plan Permission date Plinth Area in Building Plan Applicant Undertaking I hereby declare that all the information mentioned above is true to my knowledge. In case of any discrepancies I will be held responsible Signature of the Applicant Office Use only I have verified the application and the enclosures and the application qualifies for further verification. PuraSeva Centre Operator Note:- Classification of Building: (*) RCC posh, RCC Ordinary, Madras Terrace, Mangalore Tiles, Country Tiles, AC or Zinc Sheet Non-Residential detailed usage (**) Shop, Shopping complex, Office, Bank, ATM, Hospital, Clinic, Dispensary, Lab, Educational Institute, Hostel, Gym, Star Hotel, Bar/Pub/Restaurant, Hotel, Guest House, Gowdown, Petrol Bunk, Industry, Cinema Theatre, Multi/group theatres, Function Hall, Any other usage (specify the usage)
▪ Our district-wide Interact Group Fundraising Project is the Purple Pinkie Project (or insert your project) ▪ This project will create awareness in your school, and in our community, that polio still exists in the world. ▪ All 86 District 5890 Interact clubs are working together on this project, and our goal is to raise $20,000. ▪ Each Interact club is asking their sponsoring Rotary clubs to partially or fully match the funds that their Interactors raise, and we'll give our funds to the Rotary club so they can send it to Rotary International. ▪ As Interactors, we want to join Rotary in the final push to end polio...and help make history today! FREE - POLIOPLUS/PURPLE PINKIE PROJECT VIDEOS AVAILABLE ONLINE. A 2-minute video can be sent to you free via email, or you can view it YouTube by searching "Purple Pinkie Project (Heal The World)" which shows photos of polio victims, Rotarians giving children the drops of oral polio vaccine, children holding up their purple pinkies, and Rotarians and Interactors doing their Purple Pinkie Projects. You can download the video on a flash drive, and take them with you to give your Purple Pinkie Project presentations. Send a request to Tommie Buscemi at: Contact: Rotary District 5890 (Houston area) Tommie Buscemi, Interact Committee Co-Chair 281-359-7193 Office 713-598-7129 Cellular Email:
Wilkin & Sons Ltd. (Tiptree Jam) has given 52,000 specially branded jars of plum and greengage Purple4Polio jam to Rotarians across Britain and Ireland. They will be encouraged to use the jam to raise awareness of the Purple4Polio campaign and to fill the empty jars with coins. The aim is to raise up to £1 million, and with matching funding through Rotary, this £1 million will become £3 million. Polio eradication has become a personal mission for Eve Conway, the President of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland. She has recently returned from India where she joined British Rotarians on the frontline in the fight against the disease. India was declared polio free in 2014 but there are still vital ongoing national immunisation campaigns giving polio drops to every single child under 5 years old in order to keep the country free of the disease. Eve Conway says: “We want to celebrate our immense achievement so far and remind everyone we are so close now to Rotary’s goal of a polio free world. With just 37 cases worldwide last year, it’s absolutely vital we push this last step. We truly are on the brink of an historic milestone and this year we could see the last case of polio worldwide.” Speakers at the IWD Purple4Polio Tea Party launch will include: Julia Roberts, broadcaster, author and Rotary Purple4Polio Ambassador. Julia contracted polio when she was just 14 months old but went on to become a professional dancer; the start of a long and successful career in the entertainment and broadcasting industry. - Jane Garvey, the presenter of BBC Radio 4’s ‘Woman’s Hour’ will share her stories of hugely inspirational women, in honour of Rotary’s many humanitarian projects to help women around the world. - and Emily Buchanan, author and former World Affairs Correspondent for the BBC, will speak on why a woman’s perspective is so vital in news coverage. The mesmerising young singer from Yorkshire, Bethany Hare will provide a musical interlude. Bethany won a Rotary ‘Young Citizen Award’ when she was 12 for her inspirational fund-raising. Her charity, Bethany’s Smile, has raised tens of thousands of pounds for children with life-threatening illnesses. Typhoo and Tiptree Jam will also be represented at the event.
Fast-forward to 2016, our success has been proven by the relative ease in which we have recruited volunteers to take part in our awareness raising campaigns (both online and staff panels at events). We recognise the changes that have occurred because of the first brave individual and the first inspirational followers - the many colleagues who have stepped forward. We have made good progress in helping our people to understand mental health in the minds of our managers, leaders and policy makers – and we are making it easier for people to feel inner confidence in their experience of difference. Our recommendations for others would be: Make it personal – find willing people to share their stories openly and honestly Keep repeating the messages across different channels to maximise your reach Don’t underestimate the challenge it is for the first few people to share their story – make it easier for them to do so by offering support and positive feedback from others Find your first followers (and your second, and your third…). Create a powerful, energised movement Case study PwC – DAWN’s Stories – sharing stories of people across the firm Encouraging people to ask for the adjustments they need What? PwC’s Disability, Ability and Wellbeing Network (DAWN) has a key goal: to raise awareness around difference and to do that they run events and match individuals with mentors and buddy’s that enable their people to realise their full potential. A key component in the PwC D&I strategy is to value all difference and enable people to be themselves at work. As part of this PwC had been running the “PwC stories” series to spotlight the different ways that people with different backgrounds were contributing to the firm’s success. The DAWN network wanted to use this concept to promote purple talent across the firm. How? The network decided to model the PwC stories series and start a disability series in order to encourage people with different impairments to share their story of disability or ill health. The publications aim has been to ‘normalise’ the experience of disability or ill health and encourage staff across the firm to share some of the challenges they face, whilst detailing the abilities of those individuals to break down the preconceptions around people with disabilities. The focus is on highlighting talent, and sharing positive stories. The stories are shared in the first-person and encourage people to offer the highs and lows of working while experiencing a disability or health condition.
Tables Introduction (Author: George) The Endangered Languages Documentation Extension and Revival System (ELDERS), is a product being developed in an attempt to help restore the Nottoway language. ELDERS's purpose is to store the original documentation, help facilitate the expansion of the language, and provide help in teaching the language and history of the Nottoway to others. With ELDERS, an attempt can be made to save dying languages, and help preserve that culture and knowledge. ELDERS major components include its User Interface, Database and Authentication Controls. The Database consists of multiple tables including the historic dictionary, the expanded dictionary, the Nottoway Alphabet and the table holding the number of votes words have to be added to the expanded dictionary. The User Interface consists of the website the user interacts with to obtain results from searches of the database, add items to the expanded dictionary, and provides the authentication required to access ELDERS. The Authentication Controls are
Figure 19 From this page, users with proper access may edit the viewing permissions for the following ELDERS Language Component. Permissions can be set for each group. User groups can have a parent group from which the may inherit permissions. The following permissions may be set for each user group. Configure: Allows users in the group to edit the options of the ELDERS Language Component. This permission can be found in every component on the website. Access Administration Interface: Allows users in the group access to the administrator interface of the ELDERS Language Component. This permission can be found in every component on the website. Search: Allows users in the group access to search the dictionaries. View Suggested Words: Allows users in the group access to view suggested words. Vote: Allows users in the group access to vote on which suggested words should be added to the expanded dictionary. 3.8 Updating (Author: Josh) ELDERS prototype allows for updating of different extensions and website functionalities. To update, one must be an administer user on the back-end of ELDERS. Here you will navigate to the extension manager in Joomla administration and click on the update tab, as shown in Figure 20. Figure 20 The extension page is where users can manage the ELDERS prototype. Updating the prototype can be very easy. The following steps must be taken to insure that all is up-to-date on the front-end and back-end of ELDERS. In the Extension Manager click “Find Updates” to make
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EDUCATION: Postgraduate Education and Training Resident in Thoracic Surgery, of , 1986 - 1988 Chief Resident in Surgery, University of of Medicine and Dentistry, 1985 - 1986 Senior Assistant Resident in Surgery, University of of Medicine and Dentistry, 1984 - 1985 Medical Staff Fellow, Surgery Branch, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, 1981 - 1984 Junior Assistant Resident in Surgery, , 1980 - 1981 Surgical Internship, , 1979 - 1980 Degree-Granting Education The of at , Doctor of Medicine, 1975 - 1979 The of at , A.B. with Honors in Chemistry 1971 - 1975 Additional Education “Understanding the of Health Care”. of Government, , November 15 - 23, 1997. Rice Program for Managers, Rice University, School of Business, Houston, TX, January 16, 1999 - March 27, 1999. National Comprehensive Cancer Network, NCCN Practice Guidelines for Esophageal Cancer, 2000 Finance and Budgeting for Non - Financial Healthcare Professionals, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX - - October 24, 2002. Surgeons, Clinical Trials Methods Course – December, 2002. IRB Human Subjects Protections Training Program, Institutional Review Board, March, 2004. Clinical Trials Program, American of , - - June 16 - 19, 2004. Clinical Trials Research Methods, The Society of Thoracic Surgeons and the University of Colorado; Denver CO - - August, 2004 of Public Health, Center for Continuing Professional Education, Program for Chiefs of Clinical Services, , , MA - - January 16 - 28, 2005. , Academic Leadership Program, - - March – December, 2005 CREDENTIALS: Board Certification American Board of Surgery 23087 1987 American Board of Thoracic Surgery 4870 1989 - 1999, Recertified 1998 - 2009 Recertified 2008 - 2019 Licensures Expiration Dates
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