zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Fourth Race: SECTION B 1st Trevadock Little Miss – 5yrs – 137cm Willa Peel, Newmarket & Thurlow 2nd Jackets Maglian – 7yrs – 135.5cm Kelsie Beilby, Devon & Somerset 3rd Mocking Bird – 12yrs – 138cm Luke Martin, Crawley & Horsham 4th Bronze Lawrance – 15yrs – 138cm Harry Greasby, Cotswold Vale Farmers Hunt 5th Garthstone Royal Tribute – 16yrs – 138cm Lewis Joe Dobb, Quorn Hunt 6th Milly – 20yrs – 138cm Henry Pugh, Llangeinor Hunt BTO Chaceside Catwalk – 8yrs –138cm Emma Shaw, Cambridgeshire Hunt Fifth Race: Ponies 138cm & Under and 148cm & Under Combined CHAMPION SAFETY WEAR NOVICE – First Timers Maiden Section A: 138cm & Under 1st Silver Dollar, BTO – 9yrs – 132cm Fred Walker, Wilton 2nd Billy Jackson – 12yrs – 138cm Scarlett Maxwell, Bisley & Sandown Chase 3rd Harley – 20yrs – 132cm Bartholomew Bell, Hampshire Hunt 4th Ollie – 15yrs – Black – 134cm Bella Jeary, Hampshire Hunt Section B: 148cm & Under 1st Peggy - 19yrs – 148cm Imogens Onions, Bisley & Sandown Chase Sixth Race: Ponies 148cm & Under – SCRASE FARMS NOVICE – Hay and straw sales: 01403 700525 1st Tiny Dancer, BTO – 9yrs – 148cm George Case, Appletree Stud 2nd Humbel Mind – 10yrs – 145cm Grace Vaughan, Llangeinor 3rd Emo – 15yrs – 148cm Arthur Chandler, Staff College & Sandhurst 4th Dougie – – 146cm Bess Limmer, Park Lane Stables
Seventh Race: Ponies 138cm / 148cm & Under - COMBINED OPEN – Agricom Mobile Mechanics – 01798 869280 Section A: 148cm & Under 1st Beside the Sea, = BTO – 12yrs – 148cm Benoit De La Sayette, Cambridgeshire 2nd Our Jeremy – 10yrs – 148cm Finn Muirhead, Tiverton Hunt 3rd Mag Earle, = BTO – 7yrs – 147.6cm Molly Burton, Appletree Stud 4th Just Cruzin – 10yrs – 147.9cm Luke Scott, Appletree Stud 5th Perfect Place – 11yrs – 148cm Holly Flynn, Monmouthshire 6th Quarter Inch – 9yrs – 148cm Ella Francoise Pancoust, Appletree Stud Section B: 138cm & Under 1st Honky Tonk Girl – 16yrs – 137cm Nathan Kent, Essex Farmers
6. Earnings and other income In both waves of LSIA 3, survey respondents were asked to state their income from their main job. This information combined with information provided on hours worked per week, enabled the hourly rate of pay to be calculated. Respondents were also asked if they or their spouse were receiving any government benefits. In this chapter these aspects of people’s income and the hours they need to work for this income are reported for each of the major visa categories and other key variables. Changes between waves one and two of LSIA 3 are also highlighted. Earnings Figure 6.1 the earnings distribution for Skill stream and Family stream PAs at wave two of LSIA 3. As can be seen from this figure, Skill stream PAs are generally better paid than Family stream PAs. In fact, further analysis of the data shows that the median income of Skill stream PAs is around $10 000 more per annum ie $47 000 compared with $37 000. In terms of an hourly pay rate – Skill stream PAs earned around five dollars more per hour than Family stream PAs (median pay rates at wave two of $24 per hour versus $19 per hour). Figure 6.1 : Annual earnings distribution, wave two 40% 30% 30% 29% 32% 23% 20% 10% 12% 16% 14% 9% 9% 6% 15% 0% Less than $20 000 $20 000 to $34 999 $35 000 to $49 999 $50 000 to $64 999 $65 000 to $79 999 $80 000 and over FAMILY SKILLED
Successful applicants to Horizon 2020 Health calls – 2015 Two-stage call - 2nd stage Project Project Acronym PI Name Institution/Business Development of closed, scalable and AUTOmated robotic systems for therapeutic STEM cell manufacturing: aseptic systems from ‘Donor-to-Patient’ AUTOSTEM Mary Murphy (Coordinator) NUI Galway Karen Twomey UCC Ciaran Clissman Pintail Ltd Crospon Ltd Orbsen Therapeutics Ltd Children’s Liver Tumour European Research Network ChiLTERN Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Systems Medicine of Mitochondrial Parkinson’s Disease SysMedPD Finnerty NUI Maynooth
Results Area 24 Spring Show 2018 1 – Pleasure Driving 1st Wendy Winney – Glanvyrnwy Prince of Wales 2nd Sandra Priestley – Harlequin & Helland Malaki 3rd Gay Lister – Kellas Oyster 4th Bryan Mason - Brynmore 5th Ray Linard - Bobby 6th Levi Smith – Bachog Grisial Class 2 – Exercise Vehicle 1st Sandra Priestley – Harlequin & Helland Malaki 2nd John Randall – Talyllyn Golden Sunshine 3rd Jessie Dudley Apicella – Stonedge Seth 4th Ray Linard - Bobby 5th Gay Lister – Kellas Oyster Royal 6th Leah Marshall – Noddyvyse show girl Pleasure Driving &Exercise Vehicle Championship Champion - Sandra Priestley – Harlequin & Helland Malaki Reserve Champion - Wendy Winney – Glanvyrnwy Prince of Wales Class 3 – Young Driver 1st Leah Marshall – Noddyvyse show girl Class 4 – Novice Horse/ Pony 1st Nigel Fuller - Tyson 2nd John Randall – Talyllyn Golden Sunshine 3rd Jessie Dudley Apicella – Danaway Noodles Class 5 – Registered Native Large Horses 1st Sharon Wootton – Lodeside Flash Harry 2nd Neil Winney – Glanvyrnwy Prince of Wales 3rd Wallace Binder – Llanwnda Winston Small Horses 1st Kelly Searle – Cosford Iziwotnot 2nd Kate Cooper – Trindod Wildcat 3rd John Snowdon – Rex of Larkrise Class 6 – Country Turnout 1st Wallace Binder – Llanwnda Winston 2nd Mark Fuller - Uwan 3rd John Snowdon – Rex of Larkrise
Class 7 – Concours d’Elegance 1st Kate Cooper – Trindod Wildcat 2nd Josie Randall – Heartland Starlighter 3rd Neil Winney – Glanvyrnwy Prince of Wales 4th Debby Howlett – Twyloch William Class 8 – Private Driving Over 13.2hh 1st Gail Mills - Synbad 2nd Liz Edmonds – Maylands Magpie Under 13.2hh 1stJosie Randall – Heartland Starlighter 2nd Debby Howlett – Twyloch William Class 9 – Welsh A,B,C & D & Hackney to show wagon Welsh to Wagon 1st S Brasier – Brynseian Derfael 2nd Crowe – Tysilio Deryn Du 3rd Jay Archer – Trixies shes a good’em Hackney to Wagon 1st Jane Randall – Roscourt Golden Boy 2nd Frederick Eastwood – Stapleford Stepping Star Class 10 – Light Trade 1st M S Burgess – Roscourt it’s My Time 2nd Terry Burgess – Keenleyside Red Flyer 3rd Tommy Fountain – Mathfred Romeo Show Wagon Championship Champion - Jane Randall – Roscourt Golden Boy Reserve Champion – Steve Crowe – Tysilio Deryn Du Show Championship Champion – Gail - Synbad Reserve Champion – Kelly Searle – Cosford Iziwotnot Victoria Foods Qualifier Gail Mills - Synbad
SERVICE TASMANIA CUSTOMER SURVEY APRIL-MAY 2017 Timeframe: 26 April – 10 May 2017 Survey Type: Online survey in Survey Monkey. An incentive prize was offered for customers completing the survey online. Some reply paid mail back forms were available in service centres or to be posted out to telephone users if required, however only six were received back. Delivery Channel: After service feedback from Service Tasmania phone, service centres and internet users. E-mail requests were sent to more than 8 000 online bill payers who had consented to provide their email address for future feedback surveys. Survey Measurement /Analysis Customers were asked to rate their level of satisfaction and their level of agreement to a series of attitude statements. Minimal verbatim comments were sought to clarify. Number of completed surveys* 1,621 (prev. 2,617) made up of customers from each of Service Tasmania’s three service delivery channels: Service Centres 830 (1,115) Phone 228 (65) Online 529 (1,372) Overall Satisfaction 91% (prev 86%) Individual Channel Satisfaction: Service centres 91% (prev 95) Phone 89 % (prev 69) Online 92% (prev 94) Quality of Service: (Customer Expectations): Overall: 95% (prev 85) of all customers had their expectations met or exceeded Service centres: 95% (prev 98) had expectations met or exceeded Online: 98% (prev 84) had their expectations met or exceeded Phone: 93% (prev 72) had their expectations met or exceeded
Summary Satisfaction Ratings ‘I was treated fairly’ - 87.5% (prev 92%) either strongly agree or agree. Phone: 78% (89) Service centres: 97% (96) Online: N/A ‘I was informed of everything I needed to do’– 89% (prev 91) either strongly agree or agree Phone: 79% (89) Service centres: 96% (94) Online: 91% (90) ‘Staff were knowledgeable and competent’ – 86% (prev 90) either strongly agree or agree. Phone: 75% (87) Service centres: 96% (93) Online: - N/A ‘Staff went the extra mile’ – 75% (prev 80) either strongly agree or agree. Phone: 63% (75) Service centres: 87% (84) Online: - N/A ‘The website had information I needed’ Online only 94% (prev 91) or strongly agree ‘The website is visually appealing’ Online only 69% (prev 66) agree or strongly agree ‘I feel confident that my privacy is protected on this site’ Online only 81% (prev 80) agree or strongly agree Timeliness of Service: 65% (prev also 65%) of respondents agreed with the statement: ‘I waited a reasonable amount of time at the service centre’. 27% (prev 35) of callers reported ‘no wait’ and 31% (prev 41) a ‘short wait’ (1-2 mins) when they made contact through the phone. 11% of callers reported a long wait of more than 10 minutes (prev 3). Overall Satisfaction with the time it took to get the service from Service Tasmania: Overall Accessibility of the service through Service Tasmania: 87% (prev 90) of all respondents were either very satisfied or satisfied with the time it took to get the service. Service centres: 95% (prev 93) Phone: 70% (prev 86) Online: 95% (prev 92) 87% (prev 90) of all respondents were either very satisfied or satisfied with the accessibility of the service. Service centres: 96% (prev 93) 69% (prev 86) Online: 96% (prev 92) *2 810 surveys were fully completed. The number of participants from each channel is taken at the beginning of the survey and does not necessarily match the total number of surveys overall at the end.
CULTURAL ARTS EXTRAVAGANZA MARCH 16, 1023 – RESULTS DRAMA AWARDS Valley Eagles- “Charlotte’s Web” – Play Ribbon: Blue/Champion Specialty Awards: Best Set River Ramblers- “Another Routine Day” - Play Ribbon: Blue Specialty Awards: Best Facial Expressions Busy Fingers and Helpful Workers- “The Nature of Little Things” - Play Ribbon: Blue Specialty Awards: Best Props Rock Elm Skyrockets- “Meet Miss Stone-Age” - Play Ribbon: Blue Specialty Awards: Best Costumes Martell Rushers- “Bigger Isn’t Always Better…Or Is It” – Mini-Drama Ribbon: Blue/Champion Specialty Awards: Best Costume Maiden Rock Rockets- “The Haunting of Hathaway House” - Play Ribbon: Red Specialty Awards: Best Character Development Royal Rushers- “Funny Talents of the Pierce County Fair” - Skit Ribbon: Red Specialty Awards: Best Teamwork Martell Rushers – “The Woman Who Owned the West” -Play Ribbon: 1st Blue Specialty Awards: Best Blocking Town and Country- “Goldilocks and the Three 4-Hers” - Play Ribbon: Blue Specialty Awards: Best Voice Projection CLOVER OSCARS PLAY Valley Eagles- “Charlotte’s Web” Ben Anderson - Wilbur Kari Hybben - Templeton River Ramblers- “Another Routine Day” Anders Olson – Bad Wolf Odegard – Jackie & the Beanstalk Busy Fingers and Helpful Workers- “The Nature of Little Things” Geoffrey Orso – Hal Hope Turvaville - Ecologist Rock Elm Skyrockets- “Meet Miss Mikena Geraets – Rocky Gravel Elisabeth Carston – Bunny Boulder Maiden Rock Rockets- “The Haunting of Hathaway House” Clifford – Thomas Brent Emelia Malles – Miss Phipps Martell Rushers – “The Woman Who Owned the West” Shauna Pearson – Senator Tamika Fairchild Marissa Schumaker – Maggie Bates Town and Country- “Goldilocks and the Three 4-Hers” Nathan Jennings – Big Bad Wolf Sydney Landgraf – 4-H Ambassador Over-all Female in Play: Marissa Schumaker – Martell Rushers
THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF INDIA F-1, National Societies Block NASC Complex, DPS Marg New Delhi-110012, INDIA Tel.: +91-11-25842127 Web.: Results of the Awards & Fellowships Announcements for different awards and fellowships (given in below Table) were made giving a wide publicity through advertisement in Indian Journal of Horticulture 2017 issue), HSI website and also through personal communication to ICAR institutes, CAUs and SAUs. The President HSI formed judging committees consisting of 5 members for each of the Award and Fellowship. Based on evaluation by the Judging Committees the following awardees were selected. Awards 1 HSI-Shivshakthi Life time Achievement Award (Jointly) Dr Pritam Kalia ICAR-Emeritus Scientist, Division of Vegetable Science, ICAR-IARI, Pusa, New Dr R.K. Pathak Director (Retd.), 3/40, New Bahar, Sahara States, Janaki Puram, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 2 Shri G.L. Chadha Memorial Gold in Fruit Science Dr N. Vijayakumari Principal Scientist ICAR-Central Citrus Research Institute (CCRI), PO Shankarnagar, Amravati Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra 3 Dr Singh Gold Medal in Vegetable Science Dr Major Singh Dhaliwal Additional Director of Research (HFS), Punjab Agricultural University; Ludhiana 4 Dr. Manmohan Attavar Gold Medal in Floriculture Dr Rakesh Pandey Principal Scientist & Head Microbial Technology & Nematology Department Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 5 Dr J.C. Anand Gold Medal in Post Harvest Technology Dr Desh Beer Singh, Director, ICAR-Central Institute for Temperate Horticulture , Srinagar, Jmmu & Kashmir Shri D.P. Ghosh Young Scientist Award) Dr Prasath Duraisamy Principal Scientist (Horticulture), ICAR-Indian Institute of Spices Research, Kozhikode, Kerala Dr B.R. Barwale Best Thesis Award in Horticultural Biotechnology 2017 Dr Gograj Singh Jat Scientist, Division of Vegetable Science, ICAR-IARI, Pusa, New Delhi Dr Shiv Lal
‘TREASURE HUNT’ CONTEST 3rd Edition, 2016 Congratulations to the The FINALISTS! Nr. crt. Școala Punctaj Școala Gimnazială „Tudor Vladimirescu”, Tg.-Mureș 606.5 Școala Gimnazială „Europa”, Tg.-Mureș 604.5 Colegiul Național „Unirea” Tg.- Mureș 600 Școala Gimnazială „Mihai Viteazul”, Tg.-Mureș 573 Școala Gimnazială „George Coșbuc”, Tg.-Mureș 543 Școala Gimnazială „Al. Ioan Cuza”, Tg.-Mureș 539 Liceul Teoretic „Bolyai Farkas”, Tg.-Mureș 534.75 Liceul Teologic Romano-Catolic, Tg. -Mureș 529 Colegiul Național „Al. Papiu Ilarian”, Tg.-Mureș 520 Școala Gimnazială „Sf. Gheorghe”, Sângeorgiu de Mureș 513.5 Școala Gimnazială „Romulus Guga” Tg.-Mureș 513.5 We’ll meet again on 11th June 2016, at 10 o’clock for the Final Stage and the real FUN ! Results also availabe at:
‘TREASURE HUNT’ CONTEST 4th Edition, 2017 Congratulations to the The FINALISTS! Nr. crt. Școala Punctaj proba scrisă Punctaj orală Total Locul obținut Școala Gimnazială „Mihai Viteazul”, Tg.-Mureș 630 590 1220 I Școala Gimnazială „Romulus Guga” Tg.-Mureș 673.5 506 1179.5 II Colegiul Național „Al. Papiu Ilarian”, Tg.-Mureș 700 471 1171 III Școala Gimnazială „Tudor Vladimirescu”, Tg.-Mureș 589.5 562 1151.5 M1 Școala Gimnazială „Europa”, 621.5 523 1144.5 M2 Școala Gimnazială „Dacia”, 666.5 467 1133.54 M3 Școala Gimnazială „Al. Ioan Cuza”, Tg.-Mureș 580.5 532 1112.5 PS Colegiul Național „Unirea” Tg.- Mureș 599 477 1076 PS Liceul Teologic Romano-Catolic, Tg. -Mureș 570.5 446 1016.5 PS Liceul Teoretic „Andrei Bârseanu”, Târnăveni 588.5 424 1012.5 PS Cap’n, Gabriela Șandru
Bermuda International Town Crier Competition 2017 Town Crier Placing OVERALL Champion – Mark Wylie (Calne, United Kingdom) 1st Runner Up – Christopher Whyman (Kingston, Ontario, Canada) 2nd Runner Up – David McKee (City of Brantford, Ontario, Canada) BEST DRESSED CRIER Christopher Whyman (Kingston, Ontario, Canada) BEST DRESSED COUPLE Daniel Richer Dit Fleche & Lady Dudley (National Capital Region of Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada) DAY 1 – St. George’s Cry 1st – Mark Wylie 2nd – Christopher Whyman 3rd – Bruce Kruger (Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada) DAY 2 – Hamilton Cry 1st – Mark Wylie 2nd – Christopher Whyman 3rd – Stewart (New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada) DAY 3 – Cry 1st – Christopher Whyman 2nd – Mark Wylie 3rd – Bill McKee (Township of Uxbridge/Scugog, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada) Overall
Sl. No. Name Paper ID MCQ Descriptive Total Marks Rank Remarks 1 Jiban Jyoti Das PC/17 14 17 31 1 Called for Personal Interview 2 Shil PC/15 15 15 30 2 Called for Personal Interview 3 Bithika Kakati PC/1 12 17 29 3 Called for Personal Interview 4 Paul Dutta PC/9 13 16 29 3 Called for Personal Interview 5 Kumar Bhargab Konwar PC/2 11 16 27 4 Called for Personal Interview 6 Zahid Ahmed PC/4 9 18 27 4 Called for Personal Interview 7 Jagat Jyoti Sonowal PC/20 7 17 24 5 Called for Personal Interview 8 Munmi Sarmah PC/10 12 11 23 6 Called for Personal Interview 9 Nancy Das PC/6 14 8 22 7 Called for Personal Interview 10 Manisha Raj PC/13 10 12 22 7 Called for Personal Interview 11 Angshuman Nath PC/3 8 13 21 8 Not Selected 12 Mithun Borkotoky PC/5 11 10 21 8 Not Selected 13 Aminul Islam PC/8 11 10 21 8 Not Selected 14 Plabita Saikia PC/14 9 12 21 8 Not Selected 15 Shilpi Barman PC/12 4 15 19 9 Not Selected 16 Debaman Barman PC/11 6 12 18 10 Not Selected 17 Rajashree Kashyap PC/16 9 9 18 10 Not Selected 18 Abhijeet Baruah PC/7 9 8 17 11 Not Selected 19 H. Latreuruetraye PC/19 9 7 16 12 Not Selected 20 Samrat Basumatary PC/18 8 4 12 13 Not Selected
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Advised management and staff on operations, current and revised policies and procedures, and new business practices Flight Structures Research and Development Logistics Engineer, USAF, Dayton, OH (May 2001 – Feb 2002) Developed test objectives with other services; managed costs, hardware, software, testing, and analysis Planned and executed C-130 aircraft engine nacelle fire suppressant testing Selected and trained as Organizational Computer Manager (OCM) for entire standardization and evaluation divisions Assisted supportability effort for $800K C-130 Vulnerability Reduction and Live Fire Test Programs Studied and determined structural vulnerabilities for C-130J composite propeller, reducing susceptibility Assembled AF/contractor design team, solved teaming issues and shortened schedule 3 month Maintained engineering and technical management liaison with contractors, Air Force field organizations, Army, Navy, Foreign Military Sales, and other governmental agencies Quality Control Engineer (Intern), Pratt and Whitney, Columbus, GA (Jun 1999 – Aug 1999) Utilized mechanical engineering knowledge to develop and initiate standards for inspection, testing, and evaluation Evaluated precision and accuracy of production equipment and testing, measurement, and analytical equipment and facilities Management Information Systems Analyst (Intern), Pratt and Whitney, East Hartford, CT (Jun 1998 – Aug 1998) Perform systems analysis from knowledge bases, including assimilating information using both internal and external reference guides Analyze and organize material for efficient reporting and retrieval; planned and prepared correspondence Research and evaluate computer applications and information systems hardware for aircraft engine blades Flight Structures Research and Development Logistics Engineer (Intern), ARINC, Warner Robins, GA (Jun 1997 – Aug 1997) Performed extensive review of C-130 avionics software code in support of aircraft simulation program Proofed and created AutoCad drawings for multiple components of C-130 Test Station equipment EDUCATION B.S, Mechanical Engineering; , (May 2001) CERTIFICATIONS Systems, Program, Research and Development and Engineering - 1 Program Management - Level 1 COMMENDATIONS Air Force Commendation Medal 2007 Air Force Achievement Medal 2006 Air Force National Defense Medal 2006 Air Force Global War on Terrorism 2005 Basic Training Ribbon 1998
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Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences “M.A.I.D.S. Complex, B.S. Zafar Marg, New Delhi – 110002” (ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH) Result of Written Test Held on 08/10/20018 (Monday) for the post of “Photographer (Medical)” Roll No. Date of Birth Category Marks obtained out of 192 Status 01. 02.06.1989 GEN 146 Qualified 02. 15.01.1995 GEN 102 Qualified 03. 14.08.1996 GEN 86 --- 04. 11.01.1999 GEN --- --- “Artist (Modeler)” Roll No. Date of Birth Category Marks obtained out of 200 Status 01. 17.07.1987 GEN 64 --- 02. 18.07.1991 GEN 113 Qualified 03. 18.06.1992 GEN 155 Qualified 04. 15.03.1996 GEN 101 Qualified 05. 10.09.1993 GEN 127 Qualified 06. 26.01.1996 GEN 92 --- 07. 29.12.1993 GEN --- --- 08. 02.08.1994 GEN --- --- 09. 29.07.1995 GEN --- --- 10. 22.03.1990 GEN 92 --- 11. 27.10.1994 GEN 92 --- Minimum qualifying marks is 50%. The above qualified candidates are requested to appear for Practical Test on Monday, 29th October, 2018 at 11:00 AM at 1st Floor, Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, New Delhi – 110002. The material be brought by the candidates of their own for the Practical Test for which they shall be informed separately through our website i.e. www.maids.ac.in
Coop Cardinal 7400 Bay Road, University Center, MI 48710 989-555-3425 | careers@svsu.edu REFERENCES Mr. Joe Smith, Principal Arthur Hill High School 1345 Road Saginaw, MI, 48602 C: 989.123.9356 jjsmith@school.edu Mrs. Amy Adams, Teacher Frankenmuth High School 4567 Road Frankenmuth, MI 48734 W: 989.178.4748 aadams@school.edu Mr. George Turner, Manager Kohl’s 5484 Road Saginaw MI, W: 989.167.9578
discipline issues or any issues with student motivations and goal setting. Create lesson plans and design activities to aid in student learning. Education Houston Baptist University ● Houston, Texas August 2013-Graduation May 2016 Master’s of Education, Diagnostician A&M University ● College Station, Texas August 2003-December 2007 Bachelor of Arts, English Literature Teachers, ACP ● Houston, Texas Summer 2008 EC-8:Generalist EC-12: Special Education 4-8: English as a Second Language References Available upon request
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Page 2 SAMPLE SCIENCE RESUME Jane Doe 865-456-7890 * 3185 Lakeshore Drive, Knoxville, TN 39801 * jane.doe@gmail.com OBJECTIVE To obtain a Stadium Operations Assistant Internship with the Tennessee Smokies EDUCATION Tusculum College, Greeneville, TN August 2013-Present Bachelor of Arts, Sports Science, Coaching - GPA 3.3/4.0 Related Coursework: Coaching of Baseball, Managing Aspects, Motor Development, Statistics, Sports Officiating and Senior Seminar EXPERIENCE Select Specialty Hospital, Knoxville, TN May 2013-Present Materials Manager (summers and holiday breaks) supplies and equipment Track equipment inventory used by staff and patients Bill patients for the use of equipment and supplies Maintain a monthly budget of approximately 42K for purchases of supplies and equipment Commended by supervisors for high flexibility in scheduling, efficiency in work productivity, and providing great customer service to patients
Diontae` M. Black Ht: 5’ 11” Wt: 150 Lbs. Eyes: Hair: Black Voice Range – Bass/Baritone (D2-G5) Education Auburn University – Auburn, AL (Presently attending) BA Music, BFA Musical Theater Chattahoochee Valley Community College – Phenix City, AL; General Studies Shaw High School – Columbus, GA; High School Diploma Acting – Dan Laroque, Christopher Qualls, Terrence Nate Portier Voice Teachers – Dr. Rosephanye Powell, Dr. Elizabeth Benson, Janis Beck, Donna Dooley, Gayle Smith Dance – Jeri Dickey Experience WCGQ-FM 107.3 - Internship – PMB Broadcasting Opera Workshop Scene Auburn University from Mozart’s Magic Flute “My little Dove, you’re mine again!” as Monostatos; and Leonard Bernstein’s Midnight Summers Dream “If We Offend” as Snug Opera Workshop Scene Auburn University “Gianni Schicchi” as Simone Once Upon a Mattress Ensemble Auburn University Opera Workshop Tender Land Opera Ensemble Auburn University The Little Mermaid as Sabastian Columbus School of Music and Dance The Oz as the Wizard Columbus School of Music and Dance The Yellow Boat as “Dr. #2” Shaw High School performance of Student Music Teacher Achievements Georgia Thespian Society Member; High School All-District Honor Choir; LGPE and Literary Meet High School Choir Representative; High School Honor Roll Activities Men’s Choir and Chamber Choir Auburn University; Chattahoochee Valley Community College (CVCC) Chorus; Student Choral Volunteer Instructor at Shaw High School; Show Choir, Drama Club, Cross Country, Track & field, Chess Club, Youth Bowling; Sang at retirement homes every Friday during high school; Sang in church choir; Vocal and Acting lessons and Musical theater participation at the Columbus School of Music and Dance; Know IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet); Sight Read/Sing; Basic Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop; Intermediate Play Skills; Know IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet); Voice Over – Narration, Animation, Dubbing, Commercial; Dialects – British, British Cockney, Southern, Californian
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT / PERSONAL INTERESTS Australian Resources Institute – Certified accredited member (CAHRI) Foreign Languages – German (advanced level) and French (conversational level). Justice of the Peace – appointed as a JP effective 16 June 2010 (5 year term) REFEREES Available upon request
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application of relevant technology Clearly obtained, identified and documented business requirements Data Manager/ Data Manager Assistant December 2011 – May 2013 Company Name, Tempe, Arizona Promoted to manager after six months based on proven leadership skills. Led a team of three to develop a comprehensive database system and supported implementation and utilization. Ensured system deliverables met requirements. Received “Team of the Quarter” award for high efficiency and effectiveness of project outcomes. Data Manager Assistant Company Name, Tempe, Arizona January 2011 – December 2011 Cleaned, validated and processed amounts of data. Supervised and participated in quality testing gateways prior to implementation. Selected to represent department on leadership committee. Community Involvement Student Ambassador May 2013 – August 2014 W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona Selected to represent the Business Analytics program to prospective students and employers. Spoke to groups of up to 50 participants about graduate education.
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NICOLE HANCOCK Address 14561 Cottage Hill Rd. Sedley, VA 23878 As of 12-7-2012 Contact Information (757) 613-2378 (cell phone) (757) 562-7465 (house) nicole.hancock@live.longwood.edu Education Longwood University May 2013 Expected Graduation History and Social Science Secondary Education Bachelor of Arts GPA: 3.56 Farmville, VA Teaching Experience Charlotte County Public Schools Fall 2012 Isle of Wight County Public Schools 2011-present Suffolk City Public Schools 2011-present Suffolk City Public Schools May 2010 Abroad December 2010 Education 473 In this class, I taught fifty hours including a week long unit with a Middle School U.S. History II and Civics and Economics class. Substitute Teacher: I substitute for elementary and preschool students. Substitute Teacher I have substituted for all grades in the high school and a variety of subjects. Practicum I I spent one week working with a tenth grade World History II teacher. I observed her teaching and assisted with some lessons. Practicum II This was a three week study abroad trip in Greece. I taught at a prison school for several days to inmates who wanted to learn English. I also taught at several different elementary schools for sixth graders. Charlotte, VA Isle of Wight, VA Suffolk, VA Suffolk, VA Volos, Greece Related Experience Cormier Honors College 2009-present Peer Mentor Mentor incoming freshmen. Farmville, VA
“Is Lawrence Libertarian?” 88 Minn. L. Rev. 1140 (2004) “The Antipaternalism Principle in the First Amendment,” 37 Creighton L. Rev. 579 (2004) “Judicial Supremacy and Its Discontents,” 20 Const. Comm. 405 (2003) “Freedom of Expressive Association and Antidiscrimination Law After Dale: A Tripartite Approach,” 85 Minn. L. Rev. 1515 (2001) “A Conservative Defense of Romer v. Evans,” 76 Ind. L. J. 403 (2001) “Same-Sex Sexual Harassment Under Title VII,” 37 S. Tex. L. Rev. 699 (1996) Comment, “Bumping the Status Quo: Actual Relief for Actual Victims Title VII,” 58 U. Ci. L. Rev. 703 (1991) Book reviews, commentaries, and briefs “On the Frontlines of Same-Sex Marriage,” New York Times C4 (June 29, 2014) (reviewing Ted Olson and David Boies, Redeeming the Dream) (available at “Justice Scalia’s Constitutional Case for Same-Sex Marriage,” 14 Engage 1 (Spring 2013) “How the Law Accepted Gays,” New York Times A27 (April 28, 2011) (op-ed) (available at http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/29/opinion/29carpenter.html?_r=0) “A Traditionalist Case for Gay Marriage,” 50 S. Tex. L. Rev. 93 (2008) “Straight Acting,” 9 Minn. J. L. Sci. & Tech. 803 (2008) Federalist Society On-Line Debate, August 6, 2008 (other participants were Andrew Koppelman, Robert Nagel, and Amy Wax) (available at http://www.fedsoc.org/debates/dbtid.24/default.asp) “Anti-Gay But Why Sue? Fighting eHarmony Ban on Same-Sex Matchups,” Chicago Sun-Times (July 9, 2007) (op-ed)
-----. Survey CSULB Alumni Survey on Experiences and Perceptions of Writing and the Teaching of Writing at CSULB and the Role Writing Serves in Their Professional Lives. CONFERENCE RECORD Featured & Keynote Speaker Scenters-Zapico, John T. Keynote Speaker. “Small m to Big M-Mobilities: a Model.” Thomas Watson Conference on Rhetoric and Composition. University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky. October 19-23, 2016. -----. Featured Speaker. “Academic Mobility Stories: Transitions, Reinventions, New Understandings.” Thomas Watson Consortium on Rhetoric and Composition. University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky. March 4-7, 2016. -----. Featured Speaker. “Literacy, Diversity, and Reflection.” Wisconsin Council of Teachers of English. Madison, WI. October 12, 2012. -----. Featured Speaker. “Navigating Digital Literacies: A Study of Transnational Transliterate Literacy Sponsors and Gateways in the Digital Age.” Western States Rhetoric and Literacy Conference. University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Canada. October 20, 2102. -----. Featured Speaker. “Navigating Digital Literacies: A of Transnational Transliterate Literacy Sponsors and Gateways in a Digital Age.” “Research Foundations for Understanding and Reading in the Digital Age: E/Merging Reading, Writing, and Research Practices,” Havana, Cuba. Dec. 12, 2012. (Could not present per no funding) -----. Featured Speaker. “Race, Rhetoric, and Technology.” Penn State Conference on Rhetoric and Composition: Rhetoric and Writing across Language Boundaries. Penn State University, State College, Pennsylvania. July 10-12, 2011. -----. Featured Speaker and Workshop Leader. “Race, Rhetoric, and Technology.” National Council of Teachers of English Computers and Writing Winter Workshop. Clearwater, FL. January 2-5, 2001. -----. Featured Speaker. “A Tale of Many Enthymemes.” Conference of College Composition and Communication.” Chicago, IL. Mar. 1998. National Peer Reviewed Conferences Scenters-Zapico, John T. “Putting Bodies in Their Spaces: Rhetorics of Space, Place, and Identity.” Panel Chair. Thomas Watson Conference on Rhetoric and Composition. University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky. October 19-23, 2016.
AACSB International Advisory Council Conference 2003, Dallas, Texas. Attended the 2003 Reflect and 2004 and 2005 Entrepreneurship Summit Programs at Babson College in Boston, Massachusetts. OFC Venture Fund Program for Dean and Faculty Development in Entrepreneurship (2005-2014). HBCU National Schools of Business Summit Programs (2003-2017). AACSB International, Business Deans Conference, February (2007- 2017). AACSB International, International Conference and Annual Meeting, April (1996- 2017). International, Mentor Training Workshop, September 30, 2009, Baltimore, Maryland. U.S. Department of Education, Business and International Education (BIE) Program, Annual Meeting October 2010, Tampa, Florida. University of Indiana Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) Study Tour to Brazil. May 29-June 7, 2011. Developed Brazil Opportunity Leadership Development (BOLD) Project to create MOUs with two universities in Brazil May 2012. American Council on Education (ACE). Institute on Internationalization at HBCUs, July 18-19, 2013, Washington, DC. University of Connecticut Center for International Business Education and Research Study Tour to Australia 2013. University of Carolina Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) Study Tour to Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia) 2015. Delta Regional Authority, Delta Entrepreneurship Network: Roundtable Lunch. Memphis, Tennessee, July 25, 2017 SACS-COC 2017 Annual Meeting, “Students Are the Heart of Education, Dallas, Texas,December 2-5, 2017
CVFH PC Team Show Jumping 11 February 2018 Hartpury Arena Results 1 (50 - 55cm) Team 1st - North Herefordshire Minis 2nd – North Herefordshire Devils 3rd – Llangeinor Leapfrogs 4th – CVFH 5th – Ledbury Fox Hounds 6th – CVFH Polos 7th – Ledbury Terriers 8th – Ledbury Bloodhounds Individual 1st - Scarlett Richardson,H 2nd – Jasmine Willis, Cruise 3rd – Ava Phillips, Freddie 4th – Holly Clark, Conker 5th – Isabelle Townsend, Carrie 6th – Heidi White, Julie 7th – Sophia Wilson, Silver 8th – Holly Williams, Jonty Best CVFH – Ava Phillips Class 2 (60 - 65cm) Team 1st - Llangeinor Lemurs 2nd – CVFH Revels 3rd – Cotswold Hunt
4th – North Hereford All Stars 5th – North Hereford Comets 6th – Llangeinor Llamas 7th – CVFH Smarties 8th – Ledbury Beagles Individual 1st - Evan Hughes, Barney B Boy 2nd – Alice Tomlin Reeves, Orla 3rd – Holly Clark, Conker 4th – Isabelle Owen, Moonlight Shadow 5th – Heidi White, Julie 6th – Isabelle Townsend, Carrie 7th – Katie Ellery, Mockbeggar Casandra 8th – Cole Burgess, Gwilliam Best CVFH – Katie Ellery, Mockbeggar Casandra Class 3 (70 - 75cm) Team 1st - Llangeinor Lions 2nd – CVFH Iced Gems 3rd – North Hereford Stars 4th – North Cotswold Badgers 5th – CVFH Starburst 6th – South Hereford Cheetahs 7th – Llangeinor Leprechauns 8th – Ledbury Unicorns Individual 1st - Alice Tomlin Reeves, Orla 2nd – Evan Hughes, Dandini
3rd – Archie Thomas, Freddie 4th – Isabelle Owen, Moonlight Shadow 5th – Olivia Haddock, Boscoe 6th – Robyn Hammond, Poppy 7th – Ronnie Thomas, Roxy 8th – Jake Etherington, Monarch Best CVFH – Robyn Hammond, Poppy Class 4 - Accumulator 1st - Ronnie Thomas, Didi 2nd – Freddie Ogden Metherell, Goblin Girl 3rd – Jemima Hughes, Moydrum Star 4th – Florence Wiles, Salsa 5th – Tash Bailry, Darcey 6th – Jamie Spencer, Sarum Brocade 7th – Amy Thomas, Lady Lola 8th – Hannah Sayers, Tronto Best CVFH – Jamie Spencer, Sarum Brocade Class 5 – Dengie Debut Q. Team 1st - CVFH Wine Gums 2nd – CVFH Creme Eggs 3rd – North Cotswold 4th – Hereford Fillies 5th – Ledbury Pixies 6th – North Hereford Flyers 7th – Berkeley Hunt South 8th – Beaufort
Individual 1st - Florence Wiles, Salsa Q 2nd – Olivia Haddock, Boscoe Q 3rd – Harrison Glover, Tequila Splash Q 4th – Tash Bailey, Darcey Q 5th – Millie Warner Cali Q 6th – Laurie Checkley, Boots Q 7th – Scarlett Rogers Q 8th – Pip Griffiths, Parky Best CVFH – Pip Griffiths, Parky Class 6 – Dengie Winter League Q. Team 1st - Cotswold Stowell 2nd – Ledbury Imps 3rd – South Hereford Fillies 4th – South Hereford Fillies 5th – Stroud 6th – North Hereford Diamonds 7th – CVFH Fruit Pastilles 8th – Ledbury Griffins Individual 1st - Freddie Ogden Metherell, Goblin Girl 2nd – Ruby Williams Supreme Q 3rd – Ronnie Thomas, Blenpentre Poppyanna Q 4th – Millie Warner Cali Q 5th – Scarlett Rogers, Mr Bobby Apnew Q 6th – Pip Griffiths, Parky 7th – Amy Poole, Charlie
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Ex. Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Atlanta, GA Trademark Specialist, March 2005 to August 2005 Sometimes the use of a season, e.g., “Fall,” is preferable to listing the months – e.g., “September to December” – when listing employment held during school. Positions should be listed in reverse chronological order. 9. “Interest” category: Interests which reflect leadership qualities, dedication to a single cause/hobby, or a unique accomplishment make a noteworthy contribution to a résumé. It is better to have fewer interests which show a theme, rather than a slew of general entries; i.e., “10K Race Participant” is better than “Running.” 10. “References to be Provided”/“Objective:” The first is an unnecessary phrase which should NOT be included on any résumé. It is commonly understood that references will be provided. An “Objective” section should never be included; place that information in a cover letter.
Competitor Child Age Pony Name Pony Club 1st Phase 2nd Phase Individual Total Time Individual Team Place Emily Miller 7 Beth Tiverton 4 0 4 34.92 Florence Bragg Polden Hills 0 0 0 39.94 Class 1 – Kindly Sponsored by Twenty 2 Dental Class 1 Individuals Class 1 Team Name: Wine Gums Competitor Age Pony Name Pony Club 1st Phase 2nd Phase Individual Total Time Individual Place Team Place Mimi Woodliffe 7 Misti Weston Harriers 0 0 0 28.31 3 3 Charlie 9 Haddon Magnus Weston Harriers 4 0 4 41.63 Poppy Standing 9 Tara Weston Harriers 4 12 (E) E E Asha Leavey 9 Annie Weston Harriers 0 0 0 43.69
Class 4 Team Name: Cotley Hunt Yellow Competitor Child Age Pony Name Pony Club 1st 2nd Phase Individual Time Individual Place Team Place Jasmine Wellman 14 Jester Cotley Hunt 0 0 0 49.62 5 Millie Chadwick 11 Knottie Cotley Hunt E E E E Ruby Russo 11 Spartacus Cotley Hunt 12 0 12 35.06 Maisie Russo 12 Casper Cotley Hunt 0 0 0 38.40 6 4 Team Name: Bubblegums Competitor Child Age Pony Name Pony Club 1st Phase 2nd Phase Individual Total Time Individual Team Milly Chapman 12 Murphy Polden Hills 4 0 4 48.00 2 Georgia Glendining Charlwood The Norm Tiverton 0 0 0 40.94 Lottie Gunter Toblerone Weston Harriers 0 0 0 41.66 Nicholson 16 Lord Cottingham Quantock E E E E
Class 5 – Kindly Sponsored by Aldwick Court Vineyard 5 Individual Competitor Child Age Pony Name Pony Club 1st Phase 2nd Phase Individual Total Time Individual Place Team Place Georgia Glendining Charlwood The Norm Tiverton 0 0 0 41.06 6 Class 5 Team Name: Cotley Hunt Purple Competitor Child Age Pony Name Pony Club 1st Phase 2nd Individual Total Time Individual Team Kitty Guiness 12 Herbie Cotley Hunt 0 28 28 180.00 4 William Field 13 Cotley Hunt 0 0 0 31.35 1 Ted Field 11 Occy Cotley Hunt 0 0 0 35.31 3 Jasmine Wellman 14 Jester Cotley Hunt 8 4 12 48.91
RADNOR VARSITY “A” GOLF RESULTS HONEYBROOK INVITATIONAL 8/24/15 Honeybrook – Par 70 RHS vs. MARPLE NEWTOWN 8/25/15 St. David’s (35.5/128) – Par 35 RHS vs. HARRITON 8/26/15 Gulph Mills (35.5/136) – Par 35 RHS vs. GARNET VALLEY & DARBY 8/31/15 Radnor Valley (35.4/136) – Par 35 RHS vs. PENNCREST 9/1/15 St. David’s – Par 35 RHS vs. CB EAST 9/2/15 Gulph Mills – Par 35
RHS vs. SPRINGFIELD 9/8/15 St. David’s – Par 35 RHS vs. DOWNINGTOWN EAST 9/9/15 Gulph Mills – Par 35 RADNOR VARSITY “B” GOLF RESULTS RHS vs. PENNCREST 9/1/15 Radnor Valley – Par 35 RHS vs. HARRITON 9/8/15 Radnor Valley – Par 35
“Strategic Waiting in the IPO Markets” FMA Conference in Reno, USA, October 2009; FMA European Conference in Turin, Italy, June 2009; Florida University – Financial Math Program, USA, February 2009; Georgia State University, USA, February 2009; University of Alabama, USA, November 2008; University of Manitoba, USA, September 2008; “Primary Market Characteristics and Secondary Market Frictions of Stocks” (previously circulated under the name “Idiosyncratic Risk, Short-Sale Constraints, and Other Market Frictions in IPO Stocks”) EFMA Conference in Athens, Greece June 2008; FMA European Conference in Prague, Czech Republic, June 2008; Koç Finance Conference, Istanbul, Turkey, June 2008; University of Southern Florida, USA, March 2008. “Cycles in the IPO Market” SUNY Buffalo, USA, February 2007; Florida State University, USA, January 2007; George Mason University, USA, January 2007; “Top-Ten Percent” session, the FMA Conference, Salt Lake City, USA, October 2006; University of Kansas, USA, September 2006; FMA European Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, June 2006; University of Nebraska, USA, February 2006. “The Preferred Habitats of Holders of Canadian and Sub-National Debt” Western Social Sciences Association, Calgary, Canada, April 2007. “Spin-offs, Divestitures, and Conglomerate Investment” Wichita State University, USA, April 2004; York University, Toronto, Canada, February 2004; Virginia Tech, USA, January 2004; University of Iowa, USA, November 2003. “Diversification, Refocusing, and Firm Value” FMA European Conference in Stockholm, Sweden, June 2006; Wichita University, USA, April 2005; University of Iowa, USA, April 2003. “The Effect of Measurement in q on Cash Flow Sensitivity of Cash” International Conference on Business Management and Economics, Çeşme, İzmir, Turkey, June 2006. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP American Finance Association, The Society for Financial Studies, FMA