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Paper 1MA1: 2F Question Working Answer Mark Notes 14 (a) 5(1 – 2m) B1 cao (b) 2ab(a + 3b) M1 for 2a(ab + 3b2) or 2b(a2 + 3ab) or ab(2a + 6b) or 2ab( 2 term expression with terms in a or b or ab, can include constants), eg 2ab(1a + 3ab), 2ab(1 + 3b) A1 for 2ab(a + 3b) 15 (a) 0.47 B1 (b) 2.28 × 109 M1 for correct but not in standard form, eg 22.8 × 103+5, 228 × 107, 2 280 000 000 or for 2.28 × 10n , n ≠ 9 A1 cao 16 T on the map C1 for showing a perpendicular bisector or point T equidistant from points B and C. C1 for a circle or arc of circle of radius 2.5 cm or point T 2.5 cm from point A C1 for T shown in correct position
Paper 1MA1: 2F Question Working Answer Mark Notes 17 98 P1 for process to find P(1), e.g. 1 – 0.17 – 0.18 – 0.09 – 0.15 – 0.1 (= 0.31) or for a process to find P(1 or 3), e.g. 1 – 0.17 – 0.09 – 0.15 – 0.1 (= 0.49) P1 for process to find the number of 3s, e.g. 0.18 × 200 (=36) or process to find the number of 1s, e.g. P(1) × 200 (= 62), or process to find the number of (1 or 3)s, eg [P(1) + 0.18] × 200 or process to find any expected frequency, using any probability × 200, eg 0.17 × 200 A1 cao OR 98 P1 for process to find P(2 or 4 or 5 or 6), eg 0.17 + 0.09 + 0.15 + 0.1 (= 0.51) P1 for process to find the number of (2 or 4 or 5 or 6)’s, eg “0.51” × 200 (= 102) A1 cao Paper 1MA1: 2F Question Working Answer Mark Notes 18 Yes (supported) P1 for process to work out the total number of children, e.g. 117 × 4 (= 468) P1 (dep P1) for process to work out total number of adults or the total number of people, e.g. “468” × 5 ÷ 2 (= 1170) or “468” × 7 ÷ 2 (= 1638)
13 (b) Grid enlarged and y axis reduced so it starts at -2. Wording ‘B’ and ‘C’ deleted and shapes labelled as ‘shape P’ and ‘shape Q’. Triangles P and Q moved above the x axis. Wording added ‘It shows shape P and shape Q given on a grid.’ Standard mark scheme PAPER: 1MA1_2F Question Modification Mark scheme notes 14 (b) MLP only: a changed to x and b changed to y. Standard mark scheme but change a & b to x & y
Paper 1MA1: 3H Question Working Answer Mark 18 Note DOC=DOA, 21.6 P1 Recognises that OAD or OCD is 90° or right angle ADO=CDO P1 for trigonometry to set up an equation in DOA or ADO eg Cos DOA = P1 for using inverse trigonometry to find DOA or ADO eg DOA = Cos-1 (= 56.25…) P1 for a complete process to find arc length ABC or AC eg ×2××5 (=21.598..) or ×2××5 (=9.8174..) A1 for answer in the 21.5 to 21.65 19 M1 for a step to solve the quadratic e.g. factorisation: or or using the formula A1 for −2 and A1 20 (a) (0,1) B1 (0,1) (b) Circle radius 4 Centre (3,0) and (1,0) and (7,0) labelled M1 For centre (3,0) implied by drawing or label or a circle of radius 4 or intersections on the x-axis at −1or 7 implied by drawing or labels M1 for 2 of centre (3,0) implied by drawing or label intersections on the x-axis at −1 and 7 implied by drawing or label circle with radius 4 A1 for a fully correct answer
PAPER: 1MA1_3H Question Modification Mark scheme notes 9 (b) Numbers on the table changed to: 50, 150, 300, 350 and 650. Wording changed to: ‘On the grid for Question 9, draw a box plot for the information in the table. Draw this below the box plot for the Male students.’ Standard mark scheme Median 300, IQR 200 13 Diagram enlarged. Shading changed to dotty shading. Standard mark scheme 15 Diagram enlarged. Angle size moved outside of the angle arc and the arc has been made smaller. MLP only: x changed to y. Standard mark scheme except using y instead of x. 18 Diagram enlarged. Standard mark scheme 20 (b) A blank set of x and y axes have been provided. Standard mark scheme
Front Office of Police Station Banner Cadets distribute leaflets Jan to price up banner 10. Future meeting dates and venues Thu 20th Apr – Interim meeting – 6.15 to 8pm – Marmion Tamworth Borough Council. N.B DATE CHANGE Wed 7th Jun – Main meeting – 6.00 to 8pm – Sacred Heart Church, Silver Link Road, Glascote, Tamworth, B77 2EE Thu 13th Jul – Interim meeting – 6.15 to 8pm - Marmion Tamworth BC Wed 6th Sep – Main meeting – 6.00 to 8pm – Sacred Heart Church Thu 12th Oct – Interim meeting – 6.15 to 8pm – Marmion House, Tamworth BC Wed 6th Dec – Main meeting – 6.00 to 8pm - Sacred Heart Church
CENTINELA VALLEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES GRADING CALENDAR 2017-2018 FIRST SEMESTER 8/21/2017 thru 12/22/2017 PROGRESS REPORT (P1) PROGRESS REPORT (Q1) PROGRESS REPORT (P2) 1ST SEMESTER REPORT CARD (S1/Q2) END OF GRADING PERIOD MONDAY Sep. 18, 2017 20 student days FRIDAY Oct. 13, 2017 19 student days WEDNESDAY Nov. 15, 2017 22 student days FRIDAY Dec. 22, 2017 22 student days 3:00 P.M. GRADE REPORTS DUE 4:30 P.M. GRADES CAPTURED MONDAY Sep. 18, 2017 MONDAY Oct. 16, 2017 WEDNESDAY Nov. 15, 2017 THURSDAY Dec. 28, 2017 REPORT CARDS PRINTED TUESDAY Sep. 19, 2017 TUESDAY Oct. 17, 2017 THURSDAY Nov. 16, 2017 THURSDAY Dec. 28, 2017 REPORT CARDS MAILED Wednesday Sep. 20, 2017 Wednesday Oct. 18, 2017 Friday Nov. 17, 2017 Friday Dec. 29, 2017 SECOND SEMESTER 1/16/2018 thru 6/13/2018 PROGRESS REPORT (P3) PROGRESS REPORT (Q3) PROGRESS REPORT (P4) 2ND SEMESTER REPORT CARD (S2/Q4) END OF GRADING PERIOD TUESDAY Feb.20, 2018 23 student days FRIDAY Mar. 23, 2018 23 student days MONDAY May 7, 2018 25 student days WEDNESDAY June 13, 2018 26 student days 3:00 P.M. GRADE REPORTS DUE 4:30 P.M. GRADES CAPTURED TUESDAY Feb. 20, 2018 MONDAY Mar. 26, 2018 MONDAY May 7, 2018 THURSDAY June 14, 2018 REPORT CARDS PRINTED WEDNESDAY Feb. 21, 2018 TUESDAY Mar. 27, 2018 TUESDAY May 8, 2018 FRIDAY June 15, 2018 REPORT CARDS MAILED Thursday Feb. 22, 2018 Wednesday Mar. 28, 2018 Wednesday May 9, 2018 Monday June 18, 2018 Grades must be updated on a weekly basis, at a minimum. DO NOT WAIT to enter grades. Parents are expecting to see up to date information on their student when they log in to PowerSchool.
Compass A compass can be used for drawing circles, bisecting lines, or dividing angles. For very large circles you can use a beam compass. The four types of compasses are shown in Figure 12. Most compasses can be fitted with leads, pens, or points. Friction compass Bow compass Wing compass Beam compass Figure 12 — Four types of compasses
SO2, XeF2, ClF3, SF4, XeF4, BrF5, PCl5, SF6 Exceptions to the octet rule fall into one of three categories: (1) incomplete octet, (2) odd-electron molecules, and (3) an expanded octet. Incomplete Octet: In some compounds, the number of electrons surrounding the central atom in a stable molecule is fewer than eight. Beryllium is an alkaline earth metal and so may be expected to form ionic bonds. However, its very small size and somewhat higher ionization energy compared to other metals actually lead to beryllium forming primarily molecular compounds. Since beryllium only has two valence electrons, it does not typically attain an octet through sharing of electrons. Odd-Electron Molecules: are a number of molecules whose total number of valence electrons is an odd number. It is not possible for all of the atoms in such a molecule to satisfy the octet rule. An example is nitrogen dioxide (NO2). Each oxygen atom contributes six valence electrons and the nitrogen atom contributes five for a total of seventeen. Expanded Octets: Atoms of the second period cannot have more than eight valence electrons around the central atom. However, atoms of the third period and beyond are capable of exceeding the octet rule by having more than eight electrons around the central atom. Starting with the third period, the d sublevel becomes available, so it is possible to use these orbitals in bonding, resulting in an expanded octet. MOLECULE POLARITY Part 6: Two atoms screen Explain all the ways you can change the polarity of the two-atom molecule. Draw this table in your notebook Representation Response to change in electronegativity Effect on molecule polarity Bond Dipole Partial Charges Electrostatic Potential Part 7: Three atoms screen Explain any new ways to change the molecule polarity of the three-atom molecule. How does the ABC-bond angle effect molecule polarity? Tip: Try changing the bond angle in the simulation.
Meeting was brought to order at 7:42 pm. Attendees: 18 Officers: President: Alex Cuozzo Vice President: Robert Vice President: Kevin Arloff - Absent Treasurer: Gary Westerfield Secretary: Pamela Lee Standing Sport Committees: Standing Administrative Committees: & Field: Richard Degnan Officials: George Erker Track & Field: Dwayne Johnson Coaching Education: Michael Frazer - Absent MUT: Carl Grossbard Outreach: Ronald Nardo Masters Athletics: Vicki Fox - Absent PR & Nominating: Lori Mangual Youth Athletics: Sheryl Hall Membership: Sue Polansky Youth Athletics: Bridget McCann Sports Medicine: Jon DeGorter - Excused Para-Athletics: Fred Benlein - Absent LDR Grand Prix: William Reitz - Absent Club Representatives: Invited Guests: Cloherty - Bellmore Bob Hersh Jen Dagan – Elitefeats Brendan Dagan – Board Member Elect 2019 Steven – Rolling Thunder Minutes: Minutes of October 1, 2018 were approved as amended. Budget & Finance: Bank Balance at Citibank as of October 31, 2018: $27,346.60. The current Quicken Balance is $26,582.48 ($26,357 including outstanding checks). Outstanding cross country awards will be paid shortly. Membership: 2,095 Individuals are members as of October 31, 2018 (compared to 2,044 at this time last year) and there are 62 Clubs. 406 have renewed membership for 2019. Membership was 2,044 as of December 31, 2017 and 2,100 as of December 31, 2016. President’s Report: The country season is coming to a close. Alex Cuozzo thanked all who were involved in the cross country meet hosted by Hofstra University. Discussion/Business Items: Old Business:
Public Relations: Lori Mangual reported that she wrote and submitted an article regarding the RunJumpThrow program to Cici Hirsch for the USATF-LI Newsletter and to GLIRC’s Footnotes. Membership: There are six clubs still waiting for approval for background and Safe Sport checks for 2018. Coaching Education: None. Other Activities: Newsletter: Cici Hirsch needs articles for the upcoming December issue. Next meeting: Monday, December 3, 2018. Meeting was adjourned at 9:55 pm. Respectfully submitted by Pamela Lee, Secretary, USATF-Long Island
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1st INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY (ICNAN’16) October 19-21, 2016 Center for Nanotechnology Research, VIT University, Vellore, Tamil Nadu – 632014, India REGISTRATION FORM Personal Information Name (CAPITAL LETTER) : Designation : Institution / Organization : Address for Communication : E-mail : Contact No. : Accommodation required : YES / NO (Specify the dates) : From …………………… To …………………. No. of Days : 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 Note: The Dormitory Accommodation available in Boys and Girls Hostel based on Rs. 275/- per day. Please include the accommodation fees also in registration Demand Draft (If required). Payment details Amount : DD No. & Date : Name of the Bank : Note: The Registration and Accommodation fees to be paid through Demand Draft only in favor of ‘VIT University Vellore’, payable at Vellore. Food Preference : Veg / Non-Veg Presenting : Yes / No (Signature of the Participant) Please send the registration form with DD to the following address: Director i/c & Chair Person ICNAN 2016, Center for Nanotechnology Research, Technology Tower -101, VIT UNIVERSITY, VELLORE -632014.
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BGDDS 2018 Registration Form for Participants in China Affiliation Paper ID Address Zip Code Tax Identification Number of the Affiliation Full Name Gender Phone Whether Need Hotel Reservation (Yes / No) Payment Method □Remittance in the Same City □Remittance Online/ Remittance in the Different City □Spot payment Payment Type □ Student Registration □ Regular Registration □ IEEE GRSS member □ IEEE GRSS student member (Please attach the relevant certificate to the form) Remittance in the Same City Beneficiary Beneficiary 857 528 447 Beneficiary Bank Bank 002 Remittance Online/ Remittance in the Different City Beneficiary Beneficiary 857 528 447 Beneficiary Bank Bank 521 006 117 Contact: Boyi Shangguan Phone: 15997447009 Email: bigdataconf2018@163.com Remarks: Please fill out the form and send it to the conference (bigdataconf2018@163.com). Payment can be made by remittance before the meeting (discounted before June 30), or directly at the meeting site with RMB. For remittance, it is necessary to note the name of the meeting and the name of the participant, and a copy of bank slip or remittance slip should be sent us by email.
Sessions Times Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Breakfast Session with a Walking Bus to Bracken Leas school 7.45am to 8.45am or 9.00 am for children staying to the next session Morning Playgroup / Pre-School Session 9.00am to 12.00 pm Afternoon Playgroup / Session 12.00 pm to 3.00 pm Late Afternoon Session (walking bus from Bracken leas school if child is of school age) 3.15 pm to 6.00 pm or 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm for children staying from the previous session Please note Holiday Sessions can be booked when necessary. Please refer to our website for registration and booking forms.
Once you are registered … If there are any problems with your registration we will contact you to clarify any issues, but once your details have been entered into our computerised records you will be registered with ourselves. On-Line Services (available to patients 16 years and over) ... You will be able to register with our on-line service and access appointments, prescriptions and some sections of your own medical record via the internet. All of the details that you need for this are available at reception. New Patient Health-Check … You will be eligible for a new patient health-check with a Health Care Assistant. Contact reception if you should like to take this up. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY PHOTO ID TYPE: ______________ (over 18 only) ADDRESS ID TYPE: _______________ Signature of member of checking details Signature: _______________________ Date: ___________________________
Registration form of ISSI2017 No. participants do not need to fill in this Participant Full name: Gender: Date of birth: Nationality: Passport number: Passport issue date: Date of Date of exit: Institution: Address: Email Phone: Hotel □Wuhan Junyi Dynasty Hotel □Wuhan Hongyi Hotel Room Type □Deluxe King Room □Business Standard Room □Executive King Room □Lake View Executive Room □Business King Room □Lake View Deluxe Suite □Deluxe Suites Registration fee (listed in USD): Early Bird until 31 July! Regular Conference: ISSI Member October 17-19 $350 $400 Conference: Non ISSI Member October 17-19 $400 $450 Conference: Student October 17-19 $200 $250 Doctoral Forum participant —— —— —— Conference – Daily Participation Full day $250 $300 Registration fee (listed in RMB): Early Bird until 31 July! Regular Conference: ISSI Member October 17-19 ¥2400 ¥2750
Conference: Non ISSI Member October 17-19 ¥2750 ¥3050 Conference: Student October 17-19 ¥1350 ¥1700 Doctoral Forum participant —— —— —— Conference – Daily Participation Full day ¥1700 ¥2050 Cancellation policy: In the event of cancellation and provided written notice is received by the 10th of August 2017, a full refund will be made. In the event of cancellation after this date, we regret that no refund can be given. Please transfer the full amount of the registration fee in US dollars (USD) to the following bank account, Account Holder : WUHANUNIVERSITY· Account No. : 576857528447 Bank : Bank of China Hubei Branch Wuhan Donghu Development Luo Jiashan SWIFT-CODE : BKCHCNBJ600 Reason for transfer: ISSI 2017, Paper No.** , Author’s Name For RMB, please transfer the full amount of the registration fee to the following bank account, Please leave ISSI2017, Paper No. and your name as a message when you transfer the full amount of the registration fee. Please send your Registration form and scanned copy of bank slip to issi2017secretary@hotmail.com. We will prepare your invitation letter as soon as we confirm the registration fee.
Workshop Registration Unified Protocol for the Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders June 9, 2017 $150.00 Professional Rate $75.00 Student Rate (With copy of student ID) To REGISTER, please send this completed form to: Mail: Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders, ATTN: Shannon Sauer-Zavala 648 Beacon Street 6th Floor, Boston, MA 02215 Fax: 617-353-9609, ATTN: Shannon Sauer-Zavala is Limited. Please Register by June 2, 2017 Cancellation & Refund Policy: Fee $30 administration fee for all cancellations made five (5) business days prior to the event. No refund for cancellations made less than five (5) business days prior to the event. Last Name: First Name: M.I. Ethnicity Race: Hispanic Non-Hispanic African European Origin/White Asian Origin Native American More Than One Race Other ___ __________ Telephone Number: Gender: Age: Female Male Professional Affiliation: Profession E-mail Address: @ Payment Method: Card Type Name on Card Credit Card (checks payable to CARD) Visa AmEx Discover MasterCard Expiration Date Card Number Security Code Please provide additional information about your clinical experiences Your professional degree(s) related to psychotherapy: Fulfilled requirements for delivering psychotherapy as defined by your field (e.g., licensure, board certification): 1. 2. 3 Yes No Years of experience conducting psychotherapy (individual or group): Years of experience conducting psychotherapy specifically targeting anxiety disorders and depressive disorders: Which therapeutic orientations do you use in your treatment approach? Please check all that apply. Please indicate the percentage of patients with whom you use each of the following treatment elements: Cognitive Behavioral Psychodynamic Humanistic Supportive Other Psycho-education Self-Monitoring Cognitive Restructuring Situational Exposure Exercises Interoceptive Exposure Exercises Weekly Homework
Please fill in the white boxes below to show your availability: ‘Y’= available; ‘?’= may be available; ‘N’ = not available. Appointments last up to 50 minutes. Term time: 9am 10am 11am 12pm 1pm 2pm 3pm 4pm Monday Wednesday If your timetable changes each week please give further details here: Are you in Cambridge during the next vacation? If so, please indicate the likely dates: I agree that the information above will be stored on computer for the sole use of the Health Centre staff and that anonymous data may be used for statistical and evaluation purposes. Please sign (or type name if completing electronically): Signed: ………………………………………………………………… Date: …………………………… Please continue to Part B
6. Sometimes people’s problems can lead to thoughts about harming themselves or others, or about suicide. It would help the College Counsellor if you could say if this is the case for you and, if so, say a bit more about this. Please do say if you’d prefer to talk about it in person. 7. Is there anything else that you think is important or useful for the College Counsellor to know? Please first save this form and then email it as an attachment to: PLEASE NOTE that we cannot guarantee that messages sent by email are confidential. If preferred you can print off the form or complete a paper form, put it in an envelope marked confidential and put it in the College Counsellor’s pigeonhole in the Forecourt Porters’ Lodge or pass it to the College Nurse.
Начин на плащане: С платежно нареждане: Всички банкови такси и комисионни са за сметка на участника в събитието Банка: Алианц Банк България АД Сметка №:IBAN: BG76BUIN95611000375952 BIC/Swift: BUINBGSF Основание за плащане: Име на участника (изписано на български език): Име на участника (изписано на латиница): Бих желал/а да получа фактура Данни за фактура: Име на юридическото лице: ЕИК / Булстат: МОЛ на фирмата: на който да се издаде фактура: Адрес, на който да се изпрати фактурата /ако е различен от горепосочения/:
Regional Summit of ENTSO-E Members with Key Stakeholders 6 - 7 May, 2015 Hotel “Croatia”, Dubrovnik / Cavtat, Croatia REGISTRATION FORM Form to be returned by E-MAIL or FAX until 24 April 2015 E-mail: Copy to: Fax: +385 1 4545 977 Tel: +385 1 4545 089 Name: Company: Will attend: Wednesday, 6 May 2015 14:00 – 15:00: Lunch O O 16:00 – 19:00: Regional Summit of ENTSO-E Members with key stakeholders O O 19:30h: Dinner O O Thursday, 7 May 2015 10:00h: Bus transfer from the hotel “Croatia" to HOPS substation in Plat O O 10:30h: Visit to Substation Plat O O 11:30h: Bus transfer from substation Plat to the restaurant O O 12:00h: Lunch O O Transfer from the restaurant to Dubrovnik Airport O O Transfer from the restaurant to “Croatia” O O Date: Signature:
РЕГИСТРАЦИЯ ОБУЧЕНИЕ MEDICAL WRITING, BASE FOR THE CLINICAL TRIAL AND HTA 31.05.2018 INTERPRED WORLD TRADE CENTER, G3 HALL Dragan Tsankov 36, Sofia Организатор: Българска Асоциация за Лекарствена Информация (БАЛИ) Посочената такса за участие в обучението е в сила за периода 01.02.2018 г. – 30.04.2018 г. Моля, попълнете регистрационната форма на ръка, с печатни букви или елекронно, и я изпратете на:
Social Studies - 3 credits required US History, Economics, Government World Geography, World Civilization Electives – 7 credits required (5 rigorous) DIPLOMAS OFFERED AT SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL Scholar Diploma (28 credits minimum) 4 English credits English I English II English III OR AP English Language English IV OR AP English Literature 4 Math credits Algebra I or Accelerated Algebra I Geometry or Accelerated Geometry Algebra II or Accelerated Algebra II One additional math course 4 Science credits Integrated Science I Biology Chemistry OR Physics One additional science course/elective 3 Social Studies Integrated Social Studies World Civilization OR AP World History U.S. History OR AP US History 1 Humanities credit 1 Practical Living/Vocational Studies credit ½ Health ½ Physical Education 2 Foreign Language credits At least 4 Advanced Placement (AP) courses must be taken (may be any AP course that is among course offerings at Somerset High School) AP Exam required. Remaining required number of credits to be fulfilled by electives Must have a 4-year cumulative GPA of 3.0 Must meet the Benchmarks on
If you already have a profile registered, please go to page 4 in this guide. Fornavn: Here you write the students first name Efternavn: Here you write the students surname Adresse: Here you write the students address Postnr. + By: Here you write the students postal code and city Hjemkommune: Here you choose the ”Non-Danish” option Mobil tlf: Here you write the mobile phone number Ekstra mobil: Extra mobile phone number Fastnet tlf: Here you write the home telephone number Fødselsdato: date DD-MM-YEAR(Like this 24-02-1978) Køn: Gender - Mand/male Kvinde/Female Email: Email of the student Email igen: Email again Ekstra email: Extra email Ekstra email 2: Another extra email Ønsker ikke nyhedsbrev : Do not wish the news letter Brugernavn: User name (Minimum 7 letters or – @)
THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL STUDENTS for CLASSES OF 2013, 2014: Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 1 Sem 2 Communication Arts: 1 Intro to Theatre or Oral Comm. or Speech ---------- ` One ---- Sem. ---- Course -- During -- 9 Through 12 English: English I English I English II English II Two sem English requirement Two sem English requirement one sem English requirement Mathematics: Algebra I Geometry Algebra I Geometry Algebra I Geometry or Applied Geometry Algebra 2A or 2B Algebra I Geometry or Applied Geometry Algebra 2A or 2B Math Requirement In Sequence Math Requirement In Sequence Science: Integrated Science Or Integrated Biology Integrated Science Or Integrated Biology Science requirement In sequence Science requirement In sequence Science requirement In sequence Science requirement In sequence Social Studies: World Geography Geography American History American History American Govern Social Studies requirement Physical Education: Beginning Wellness Family Health 1 additional semester of P.E.  The chart may help you understand a little more clearly what courses you are required to take. The shaded areas indicate the number of semesters you are required to take in each area.  The course names indicate the courses that will satisfy the requirement and when they may be first, or are typically taken during your four years of high school. Graduation Requirements:  1 semester of Communications,  7 semesters of English  4 semesters of Mathematics,  4 semesters of Science,  6 semesters of Social Studies,  3 semesters of Health and Physical Education, You must pass a minimum of courses and earn 240 Hours of credit. In addition, students must pass the Beatrice Essential Skills proficiency exams. Students who do not meet these minimum requirements will not be allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies. *If a class meets 5 days a week, and you successfully complete that class, you will earn 5 credit hours for that class.
Participant name Designation Membership status (M/S/NM) CIMA ID Mobile No Email Address 1. 2. 3. 4. Investment Number of participants Sub total CIMA students SLR 2000 CIMA members SLR 2500 Non-members SLR 3500
Wef 1 January 2016, Families with Gross Monthly Household Income below $4,000 are eligible to apply. Monthly Household Income (HHI) (Family members = 4 or fewer) Gross Per Capita Income (PCI) (Family members = 5 or more) Monthly Subsidy (estimated) Monthly fees Payable (estimated) % Amount Less than or equal $1,500 Less than or equal $375 98% $274 $6 $1,501 - $2,000 $376 – $500 95% $266 $14 $2,001 – $2,200 $501 – $550 90% $252 $28 $2,201 – $2,400 $551 – $600 80% $224 $56 $2,401 – $2,600 $601- $650 70% $196 $84 $2,601 – $2,800 $651 – $700 60% $168 $112 $2,801 – $3,000 $701 – $750 50% $140 $140 $3,001 - $3,200 $751 – $800 40% $112 $168 $3,201 – $3,400 $801 – $850 30% $84 $196 $3,401 – $3,500 $851 - $875 20% $56 $224 $3,501 – $4,000 $876 – $1,000 10% $28 $252 More than $4000 More than $1,000 0% $0 $280
How often do you have a drink containing alcohol? Never Monthly or less 2-4 per month 2-3 times per week 4+ times per week How many units of alcohol do you drink on a typical day when you are drinking? 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-9 10+ How often have you had 6 or more units if female, or 8 or more if male, on a single occasion in the last year? Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily Scoring: A total of 5+ indicates increasing or higher risk drinking. An overall total score of 5 or above is AUDIT-C positive. This is one unit of alcohol… …and each of these is more than one unit Complete following only if 5 or more: Questions Scoring system Your score 0 1 2 3 4 How often during the last year have you found that you were not able to stop drinking once you had started? Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have you failed to do what was normally expected from you because of your drinking? Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have you needed an alcoholic drink in the morning to get yourself going after a heavy drinking session? Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have you had a feeling of guilt or remorse after drinking? Never Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily How often during the last year have you been unable to remember what happened the night before because you had been drinking? Less than monthly Monthly Weekly Daily or almost daily Have you or somebody else been injured as a result of your drinking? No Yes, but not in the last year Yes, during the last year Has a relative or friend, doctor or other health worker been concerned about your drinking or suggested that you cut down? No Yes, but not in the last year Yes, during the last year Scoring: 0 – 7 risk, 8 – 15 Increasing risk, 16 – 19 Higher risk, 20+ Possible dependence TOTAL Score equals C Score (above) + Score of remaining questions Your Medical Record: Your Choices. Our practice uses a secure electronic health records system. With your permission, this system can allow us to share your full health record held here with other healthcare services which provide care for you.
□ by phone □ by email □ by letter If appropriate, has the patient been invited in for alcohol screening? □ Yes □ No If appropriate, has the following smoking cessation information been sent? □ Booklet □ Appointment Letter Date sent:……………………………. Carers If appropriate, has the following carers information been sent? □ Information Pack □ Open Access telephone number Practice Area Bancroft Blue Bridge Bradville Bradwell
If you are interested in sponsoring the conference or if you have any questions, please contact the 19th ICMCF Co-Chairs: Emily Ralston – Email: – Tel: +321-674-7334 Kelli Hunsucker – Email: – Tel: +321-674-7334 The 19th ICMCF Sponsorship Registration Form is included in this package with additional payment information. We look forward to collaborating with you and your organization to make the 19th ICMCF a success.
Please help us to trace your medical records by providing the following information Previous address Postcode Name of previous doctor Address of previous surgery If you have come from abroad and have been registered with the NHS in the past Previous address in UK Name of previous GP in UK Address of previous GP in UK Date you left the UK Date you re-entered the UK If you have come from abroad and have never been registered with the NHS in the past Date you entered the UK If you are returning from the armed forces Address before enlisting Name of GP before enlisting Address of GP before enlisting Date of enlisting Date of demob ETHNICITY White ⃝ British ⃝ Irish ⃝ Other Asian ⃝ Indian ⃝ Pakistani ⃝ Bangladeshi ⃝ Chinese ⃝ Other Black ⃝ Caribbean ⃝ African ⃝ Other Mixed ⃝ White and Asian ⃝ White and Black ⃝ White and other LANGUAGE & GENERAL ACCESS TO SERVICES Is English your main spoken language? ⃝ Yes ⃝ No
Participant name Designation Membership status (M/S/NM) CIMA ID Mobile No Email Address 1. 2. 3. 4. Investment Number of participants Sub total CIMA students SLR 500 CIMA members SLR 500 Non-members SLR 900 Total
Referee 1 Referee 2 Dates Employed From To Dates From To Contact Name Contact Name Contacts Job Title Contacts Job Title Company Name Company Name Contact Contact Email Contact Telephone Contact Telephone Agency Name Agency Name Agency Contact Agency Contact Address Line 1 Address Line 1 Address Line 2 Address Line 2 Town Town Post Code Post Code Email Address Email Address Telephone Telephone Fax Fax Section 5 - Declaration I authorise DB recruitment to take up references and to communicate the details of such references as necessary in the course of finding suitable temporary assignments. I understand that in processing my application for employment, DB recruitment may be required to obtain my consumer credit report on behalf of client as part of the pre-employment process. As such, I authorise DB recruitment to obtain my consumer credit report as necessary. If DB recruitment has previously placed me in a position of permanent employment, I confirm that I have re-registered with DB recruitment of my own free will. Signed Date If we can help any friends and family with their career development, please provide their contact details below Full Name Tel Number
APPENDIX A Reference: 40 CFR § 152.98 (a) (3) For Exclusive Use See: 7 USC § 136 et seq., (FIFRA) Sec. 3 (c) (1) (F) and 40 CFR §152.83(c) MRID or other Identifying Administrative Number Name of the Study Name of Person or Lab that Conducted the Study Date the Study was Submitted to EPA Is Exclusive Use Claimed? (Y or N) If Yes then, Date Period of Exclusive Use Ends
how the inspection or test is to be carried out and recorded? F [ ] frequency of sampling/testing and acceptance criteria? (reference to specification clause alone is unacceptable) F [ ] when statistical analysis of test results is required? F [ ] Hold and Witness Points, time limits for testing and time constraints for submission, (when applicable)? F [ ] who performs final review of all inspection/test results to confirm that all inspections and tests have been carried out to completely verify conformity for each ? F [ ] Do ITP forms include provision to indicate whether each has passed or failed its inspections and/or tests? F [ ] Do ITP forms include provision to indicate when nonconformity control is addressed? F [ ] 8.1.3 Inspection and Test Status Q3 8.1.3 Does the PQP describe the method for identifying and controlling the inspection and test status of all product and work the Contract? F [ ] 8.2 Monitoring and Measurement 8.2.4 Monitoring and Measurement of Product Q3 8.2.4 Do ITPs (or PQP) document a method to show whether each product or Work Lot has received the frequency of testing required by the Specifications? F [ ] Q3 8.2.4.1 Does the PQP document a suitable method for closing out Work Lots? F [ ] Q3 8.2.4.2 Is provision made on inspection/test records to identify Work Lots and keep traceability records (when applicable)? F [ ]
MEALS (All participants are obliged to make a declaration) 14th of May 2018 Official Seminar Dinner (aprox. 30 euros to be paid by the participant at the restaurant) (TBC) YES NO Do you request a vegetarian meal? YES NO Please inform us of any additional dietary requests/restrictions:
Fun Shop* Art Science Writing 5th-6th Fun Shop* Art Science Writing Fun Shop* Government/ Constitution/ Geography This is one class Choose One: Art Or Writing Choose One: Chemistry Or Physical Science Curriculum is needed for 2nd-12th grade sciences, writing, and gov./const./geo. classes. See the website for curriculum and supply lists. ________________________________________________________________________ Elementary Science Choose either Zoology: Sea Animals or Botany ________________________________________________________________________ Fun Shop Schedule If a family wants to take only one six-week fun shop class and no other classes, they would pay the family registration fee and $30 per child per six-week class. Otherwise, it is treated as any other classes, and the cost is $40 per semester. 9/5 – 10/17 10/24 – 12/5 1/9 – 2/13 2/20 – 3/27 K5-3rd Legos Books A Million Geology Wacky Weather 4th-6th Legos Ukelele OR Games Galore Geology Wacky Weather OR Sign Language Photography Ukelele OR Games Galore Business and Marketing Sign Language 2018/2019 Registration for Dunlap Co-op Parents’ Names: __________________________________________________________ Full Address: ____________________________________________________________
SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED BIOSFAETY LEVELS FOR ACTIVITIES IN WHICH EXPERIMENTALLY OR NATURALLY INFECTED VERTBRATE ANIMALS ARE USED ABSL Agents Practices Primary Barriers and Safety Equipment Facilities (Secondary Barriers) 1 Not known to consistently cause disease in healthy adults Standard animal care and management practices, including appropriate medical surveillance programs As required for normal care of each species Standard animal facility No recirculation of exhaust air Directional air flow recommended Hand washing sink is available 2 Associated with human disease Hazard percutaneous exposure, ingestion, mucous membrane exposure ABSL-1 practice plus: Limited access Biohazard warning signs “Sharps” precautions Biosafety manual Decontamination of all infectious wastes and of animal cages prior to washing ABSL-1 equipment plus primary barriers: Containment equipment appropriate for animal species PPEs*: laboratory coats; gloves; face protection as needed ABSL-1 plus: Autoclave available Handwashing sink available Mechanical cage washer recommended 3 Indigenous or exotic agents with potential for aerosol transmission; Disease may have serious health effects ABSL-2 practice plus: Controlled access Decontamination of clothing before laundering decontaminated before bedding removed Disinfectant foot bath as needed ABSL-2 equipment plus: Containment equipment for housing animals and cage dumping activities I, II or III BSC’s available for manipulative procedures (inoculation, necropsy) that may create infectious aerosols PPEs*: Appropriate respiratory protection ABSL-2 facility plus: Physical separation from access corridors Self-closing, double-door access Sealed penetrations Sealed windows Autoclave available in facility 4 Dangerous/exotic agents that pose high risk of life-threatening disease Aerosol transmission, or related agents with unknown risk of transmission ABSL-3 practices plus: Entrance through change room where personal clothing is removed and laboratory clothing is put on; shower on exiting. All wastes are decontaminated before removal from the facility ABSL-3 equipment plus: Maximum containment equipment (i.e., Class III BSC or partial containment equipment in combination with full body, positive-pressure personnel suit) used for all procedures and activities ABSL-3 plus: Separate building or isolated zone Dedicated supply and exhaust, vacuum, and decontamination systems requirements outlined in the text *PPE-Personal Protective Equipment
Maximum 3 events per competition Swimming Development Gala Series 2018 Event (please tick) Sheffield- 22nd April 2018 Liverpool- 24th June 2018 Worcester- 20th October 2018 Durham- 2nd December 2018 10m 10m Backstroke 10m Breaststroke 10m Butterfly 25m Freestyle 25m Backstroke 25m Breaststroke 25m Butterfly 50m Freestyle 50m Backstroke 50m Breaststroke 50m Butterfly Entry Forms along with payment must be received in the CP Sport Office by the closing date of the competition, no late entries will be accepted under any circumstances. All information about the events can be found here: For any information please email Or alternatively phone the office on 0115 925 7027
All-Inclusive Meeting Package Payment Form PLEASE NOTE: Closing date for conference registration is August 31, 2016 Meeting Participant in single room 1.165,00 € Meeting Participant in double room Specify the name of the second meeting participant: 925,00 € (Per person) Meeting Participant in double room with guest (all inclusive guest rate) Specify the name of the 925,00 € (Meeting Participant) + 725,00 € (Guest – all-inclusive) Tot. 1.650,00 € Meeting Participant in double room with guest (Half-board guest rate) Specify the name of the guest: 925,00 € (Meeting Participant) + 595,00 € (Guest – half-board) Tot. 1.520,00 € Additional Nights’ Accommodations Information Please indicate here if you wish to reserve additional room nights at the Royal Hotel Carlton (before 25 October, or on and after 29 October): How many nights in addition to the meeting package do you wish to reserve? Check-in Date: Check-out Date: The meeting will reserve the additional room nights with the hotel, but please note that payment for these additional nights will be made by you upon check-out from the hotel. Please choose one of the two payment methods for the all-inclusive meeting package: Bank transfer BANK: Banca Popolare dell’Emilia Romagna, filiale Maranello BENEFICIARY: POLLICINO – ASSOCIAZIONE PER IL PROGRESSO DELLA NEONATOLOGIA IBAN: I T 0 5 O 0 5 3 8 7 6 6 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 BIC code): B P M O I T 2 2 X X Credit card Mark the box and you will receive an e-mail with a link for the payment. Confirmation of your registration will be sent via email by Quattro Eventi.
Registration fee of Participant (Without paper) Included: Card holder, Printed name card Conference bag & Pen Smart Online program Access Two coffee breaks each day International Buffet lunch daily SECTION 3: PAYMENT INFORMATION Option 1 You can pay registration fee by Bank Deposit / ATM Transfer / Online Transfer / Telegraphic Transfer in Company official account. Please Visit: Option 2 You can pay registration fee through 2checkout Credit Card Card/PayPal in Company official account. Please visit: PRIVACY POLICY: The Global Academy of Training & Research (GATR) Division will protect your personal information. Your personal information received will only be used to fill your We will not sell or redistribute your information to anyone. CANCELLATION POLICY: You may cancel without penalty if written cancellation request is received up to and including 45 days prior to the start of the conference. A credit voucher less 50% of the registration fee will be issued for written requests received up to and including 25 days prior to the start of the conference. No refunds or credits will be issued on cancellation requests received less than 25 days prior to the start of the event. No liability is assumed by Global
CEO Academy 2015 ‘Housing organisations – understanding each other across EURHONET’ 10 - 11 June 2015 London – UK Spotlight 30 Hay Currie Street, London, E14 6GN Content This year the CEO Academy is hosted by our English newly member: Poplar Harca in London. ‘Housing organisations – understanding each other across EURHONET’ It will be an interactive discussion session, chaired by Jon LORD, CEO of Bolton at Home. The event’s aim is to allow EURHONET’ members to understand the context they are working within in the different countries, how they are structured and financed as housing companies and the future
Registration Form (international/regional) The 25th Wireless and Optical Communication Conference May 21-23, Chengdu, China Registration Information of Invited Talk/ Contributed Paper Last Name First Name Title Affiliation Country/Region Phone E-mail Registration Fees Category Early-Bird (Before May 1) Regular (Before May 10) On-Site (May 21~23) Regular RMB 2,400 (USD 370) RMB 2,600 (USD 400) RMB 2,800 (USD 430) Student1 RMB 1,200 (USD 185) RMB 1,400 (USD 215) RMB 1,600 (USD 245) IEEE Member2 RMB 2,000 (USD 310) RMB 2,200 (USD 340) RMB 2,400 (USD 370) 1. Must provide certification or card for student status 2. Must provide IEEE member number___________________________ Payment on-site : Credit Card [ ] Cash [ ] Payment through bank transfer (for early bird or regular registration, and only available for domestic participants): Yes [ ] No [ ] Hotel Reservation(1 room free for invited talk) Room reservation: Yes [ ] No [ ] Number of rooms: 1 [ ] 2 [ ] Preferred hotel:
REGISTRATION FORM FALL MEETING NVMM-VIZ-BVIKM/SBIMC November 16 and 17, 2017 in , Sint Michielsgestel, The Netherlands Please fill in and send to . You will receive an invoice for payment. PAYMENT received before October 1st, 2017 (for payment after October 1st, an additional 25 EURO will be charged) PAYMENT by bank transfer, received before October 1st, 2017 Full meeting* (Thursday and Friday) One day* Members NVMM, VIZ, 120 Euro Thursday, 80 Euro Friday, 80 Euro Graduating student and in training 90 Euro Thursday, 50 Euro Friday, 50 Euro All other attendees 200 Euro Thursday, 125 Euro Friday, 125 Euro Dinner Thursday 45 Euro 45 Euro Social Event free free I expect to arrive by public transportation and would appreciate a shuttle bus from train station Den Bosch to the venue at start and end of the day Yes No Thursday Yes Thursday No Friday Yes Friday No I will attend the Meeting of the Dutch Antibiotic Stewardship teams (November 16, 9.00 – 11.30) - free Yes No *: please tick the appropriate circle(s) HOTEL You can book a hotel room through Enter Arrival and Departure dates, and fill in the Code: NVMM YOUR DATA Last name Initials Title Institution Department address Member of NVMM / VIZ / BVIKM-SBIMC BIG nummer (NL)
ICPC 2018 International Child Phonology Conference 2018 18 - 20 June 2018, Great Arsenali, Old Venetian Harbor Chania, Crete, Greece REGISTRATION FORM PERSONAL INFORMATION Last name: First name: Title & Affiliation: Address: E-mail: Presenting Author*: Yes/No Non-presenting Author: Yes/No Non-Author: Yes/No * Presenting Author registration form and payment must be received by 30 April 2018 N.B. If you are both a presenting and a non-presenting author, please register only for the paper(s) that you are presenting. Paper Title(s): Accompanying Person(s) First & Last name(s): ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. ………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………… Registration fees1 Early 1 March - 30 April Late 1 May - 18 June Fees Regular 250 € 280 € Student or Retired Professor 150 € 180 € Accompanying Person 60 € 70 € Total Fees 1Registration fees include participation in the conference, conference materials, breaks/lunch, welcome reception buffet with entertainment, half-day excursion with conference banquet. Fees for accompanying persons exclude conference materials. Full-day excursion fee due in cash on 18 June # of people Total Fees 21 June Southern Crete 50 € Note: Please complete both pages of the registration form and, together with proof of payment for registration fees (not including fee for full-day excursion), email to: info@ismbs.eu
METHOD OF PAYMENT Payment is made in euro (€) by Bank Transfer to: Account name & address: Institute of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech, Kalathas, Chania, Greece Account number: 00260135550200981604 IBAN number: GR3502601350000550200981604 Swift Code/BIC: ERBKGRAAXXX Bank name: Eurobank Ergasias S.A. Bank address: El. Venizelou & Archontaki, Chania 73132, Greece After payment is made, please email your registration form and bank receipt to: info@ismbs.eu Confirmation A letter of confirmation will be sent by e-mail as soon as the registration form and proof of payment for registration fees are received. Receipts will be issued at the Conference. Cancellation of registration and refunds by 30 April 2018 Full refund minus 35 € handling fee after 30 April 2018 No refund Cancellations are made by email to: Questions Please feel free to forward any questions to: info@ismbs.eu Date: …………………… Signature: ……………………………………………… Note: Please complete both pages of the registration form and, together with proof of payment for registration fees (not including fee for full-day excursion), email to: info@ismbs.eu
Service Provision Details Location E.g. Pioneers’ Memorial Park, Liverpool Time E.g. 8.30pm – 10.30pm (please include set up and pack up times) Service/s provided E.g. Hot meals, blankets, coffee/ tea Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday