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Office of International Relations IIT Kharagpur Shri Gopal Rajgarhia International Programme (SGRIP) Scheme 3: International Student Scholarship Program Application No:________________ Visitor(s) Details*: Name(s) and affiliation Visit duration Activities undertaken: Check List: Claim Form One page report Form no 10F Tax residency certificate Travel tickets Boarding passes All bills duly signed FORM Table 1: Overall Expenses Sl No. Head Approved Amount (INR) To be filled up by Host Faculty Actual Expense (INR) To be filled up by Host Faculty Final Approval (INR) For IR Office Use Remarks By Host Faculty/Dean IR Name and A/C # of payee To be filled up by Host Faculty 1 Local Travel 2 Local Hospitality 3 Honorarium 4 Contingency TOTAL
WATER BODY NAME POLLUTANT POLLUTANT CATEGORY TMDL STATUS EXPECTED TMDL DATE USEPA TMDL DATE Coyote Creek Ammonia Nutrients being by action other than a TMDL Coyote Creek Copper, Dissolved TMDL 26-Mar-07 Coyote Creek Diazinon Pesticides TMDL required 01-Jan-19 Coyote Creek Indicator Bacteria Pathogens TMDL required 01-Jan-09 Coyote Lead TMDL 26-Mar-07 Coyote Creek pH Miscellaneous TMDL required 01-Jan-19 Coyote Toxicity Toxicity TMDL required 01-Jan-19 Coyote Creek, North Fork Indicator Bacteria Pathogens TMDL required 01-Jan-21 Coyote Creek, North Fork Selenium TMDL required 01-Jan-21 Crystal Lake Organic Enrichment/Low Dissolved Oxygen Nutrients TMDL required 01-Jan-19 El Dorado Lakes Algae Nutrients TMDL 26-Mar-12 El Dorado Lakes Ammonia Nutrients TMDL 26-Mar-12 El Dorado Lakes Copper TMDL Regional Board regulatory action (January 2012) El Dorado Lakes Eutrophic Nutrients TMDL 26-Mar-12 El Dorado Lakes Lead TMDL 26-Mar-12 El Dorado Lakes Mercury (tissue) TMDL 26-Mar-12
Sawpit Creek (DEHP) Other Organics TMDL required 01-Jan-19 Sawpit Creek Fecal Coliform Pathogens TMDL required 01-Jan-19 Walnut Creek Wash (Drains from Res) Bioassessments Miscellaneous TMDL required 01-Jan-12 Walnut Creek Wash (Drains from Res) Indicator Bacteria Pathogens TMDL required 01-Jan-21 Walnut Creek Wash (Drains from Res) pH Miscellaneous TMDL required 01-Jan-19
Lambda Psi Chapter Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. 25th Anniversary Gala Saturday, March 12, 2016 SOUVENIR JOURNAL AD FORM DEADLINE: February 25, 2016 The 25th Anniversary Gala Souvenir Journal will be printed in full Please submit CAMERA READY Artwork along with your souvenir journal form. Ad files must be saved in a PDF files. Attach a hard copy your journal ad exactly as you wish it to appear. Submit a journal ad form for each 8 ½ x 11 page or partial page submitted for approval. **All pages are assigned on a first serve basis as they are received** Name/Organization: Phone: Address: I/We into an agreement with Lambda Psi Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. to purchase advertising space in their 25th Anniversary Gala Souvenir Journal. Total Amount Enclosed $ Type of Payment (please check one): Certified check Money Order Cashier’s Check PayPal Indicate the NUMBER of ADS below: Outside Back Cover Without photo $200 With photo $210 Inside Back Cover Without photo $150 With photo $160 Inside Front Cover Without photo $150 With photo $160 Full Page Without photo $100 With $110 Half Page Without photo $75 With photo $85 Quarter Page Without photo $40 With photo $50 Eighth Page Without photo $25 With photo $35 Golden Patron Single $5 Double/Group $10 (Mr.& Mrs.; Beta Pi Sigma) Patron’s Name: Patron’s Name: Patron’s Name: Souvenir Journal Ad Submission Details: All ads must be accompanied by this form and emailed to lambdapsi25@gmail.com Ad measurements are based on an 8 ½ x 11 page size. Ads must be camera ready. Black & white or color photographs accepted. Money orders, cashier’s, certified or company checks should be made payable to Lambda Psi Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. and must accompany a copy of this form. Mail payments to: LaTesha McIntosh, 2101 Snowcrest Trail, Durham, NC 27707 To pay via PayPal visit - souvenir journal info tab
Is a temporary path closure required? This will cost an addition £160 If applying for leaflets, where will they be distributed? Project Costs Please note the scheme does not cover the costs of VAT Description of works: Estimated Costs (£) Temporary path closure £160 Landowner in-kind contribution May form no more than 50% of the total project cost. A breakdown of the costs / contribution must be provided in Appendix 2E. Estimated volunteer Hours = To be calculated at no more than £53.60/person/day (i.e. £6.70/person/her) and may form no more than 25% of the project cost. Use the volunteer calculator to help work out your costs. Total Project Costs (excluding VAT) Funding A.Funding requested 50% of the total project costs B. New Forest National Park 25% contribution – only use this box if you are in the National Park. C. Match Funding – remaining project costs including landowner contribution D. Funding – volunteer labour E. Total Project Costs £ + £ + £ + = £ If a grant is offered, where will the remaining funds (match funding) come from? Please give sources and amounts? “I have read the funding conditions and guidance and if successful in this application undertake to ensure that any work will be completed with these.” Name: Date: Completed application forms must be emailed to by 4pm on the application deadline (27 April, 27 July, 26October). Supporting Documents Appendix Checklist
Admission to Class___________ Registration No. ____________ SACHDEVA GLOBAL SCHOOL Sector 18A, Phase – II, Dwarka, New Delhi - 110075 Website: www.SachdevaGlobal.in info@SachdevaGlobal.in (Session : 2017 - 2018) Passport size photograph of Father Passport size photograph of Mother Passport size photograph of the Child REGISTRATION FORM – PRE SCHOOL Instructions for filling the form: in capital letters. Please give complete and correct information and all columns to be filled. Attach Photocopy of the Computerized Birth Certificate issued by the competent authority. Please attach 2 different proofs of your residence. Details of the Child Name Last Name Date of Birth (in figures) Date of Birth (in words) Date - Month - Year Place of Birth - Nationality Mother Tongue Name of the school the child attended last Aadhaar No. of the
DISTANCE FROM SCHOOL (1- 3 KMS) 1 AMBIKA ENCLAVE 2 AMERHAI VILLAGE 3 BAJAJ ENCLAVE 4 BHARAT VIHAR, KAKROLA 5 KAKROLA VILLAGE 6 PATEL GARDEN 7 SECTOR 3, DWARKA 8 SECTOR 3, JJ COLONY, DWARKA 9 SECTOR 4, DWARKA 10 SECTOR 5, DWARKA 11 SECTOR 10, DWARKA 12 SECTOR 11, DWARKA 13 SECTOR 12, POCKET 1, DWARKA 14 SECTOR 12, POCKET 2, DWARKA 15 SECTOR 12, POCKET 3, DWARKA 16 SECTOR 13, DWARKA 17 SECTOR 14, DWARKA 18 SECTOR 16, DWARKA 19 SECTOR 17A, DWARKA 20 SECTOR 17E, DWARKA 21 SECTOR 19, DWARKA 22 SHIVANI ENCLAVE 23 SHYAM VIHAR, KAKROLA 24 TARA NAGAR DISTANCE FROM SCHOOL (3 – 6 KMS)
1 BINDAPUR 2 DWARKA MORE 3 GOYLA DIARY 4 GOYLA KHURD 5 VIHAR 6 KAKROLA HOUSING 7 MADHU VIHAR 8 MAHAVIR ENCLAVE 9 MATIALA 10 NANGLI 11 NAWADA 12 PALAM 13 POCHAN PUR 14 QUTUB VIHAR 15 RAJ NAGAR I 16 RAJ NAGAR II 17 RAJA PURI 18 RAM PHAL 19 RANA JI ENCLAVE 20 SECTOR 1, DWARKA 21 SECTOR 2, DWARKA 22 SECTOR 6, DWARKA 23 SECTOR 7, DWARKA 24 SECTOR 8, DWARKA 25 SECTOR 9, DWARKA 26 SECTOR 20, DWARKA 27 SECTOR 21, DWARKA 28 SECTOR 22, DWARKA 29 SECTOR 23, DWARKA 30 SECTOR 24, DWARKA 31 SECTOR 25, DWARKA 32 SHYAM VIHAR 33 UTTAM NAGAR
veterinary pathologists by increasing the caseload of material from food producing ruminants. Significant disease investigations (including anthrax investigations) Provide financial subsidies to cattle producers to offset the cost of engaging a private veterinarian to undertake an investigation of a significant disease event. Encourage private veterinarians to investigate and report significant disease events. Agriculture Victoria $35,000 VFF Livestock Project Officers (Animal Health and Biosecurity Extension) Project Deliver key animal health and biosecurity messages to all Victorian sheep meat, wool, goat and beef producers with a focus on endemic disease that impact farm profitability, animal welfare and Victoria’s biosecurity status. This includes the provision of educational workshops Victorian Farmers Federation $180,000
for all producers; develop and/or distribute related industry materials including VFF online resources to the farming community; and act as a point of contact for any animal health and biosecurity questions. Combined Funding of the Cattle Compensation Fund and the Sheep and Goat Compensation Fund (cont.) Project Objective Administered by 2016-17 Budget SGCF VFF Policy Development and Livestock Industry Network Project Contribute to policy development at a state and national level in relation to biosecurity and welfare, particularly in the context of standards, disease surveillance, endemic disease control and emergency animal disease preparations. Maintain industry networks at producer and national levels to facilitate the effective communication of Victorian Farmers Federation $130,000
Abattoir (Sheep and Goat) monitoring feedback for Production Diseases To establish causes of deaths in sheep and goats in Victorian abattoirs; advise producers with data on disease detected and prevalence, and Develop and deliver factsheet. Agriculture Victoria $5,000 Refund Interstate Stamp Duty As required Agriculture Victoria $13,282* Administration, project support, secretariat services, committee operations Ongoing support to committee and projects Agriculture Victoria $74,437 *Actual amount spent
ENGL 1101 Essay Rubric Evaluative Standards A 5 points B 4 points C 3.5 points D 3 points F 2.5 points Purpose and Audience (SLO 1): The paper thoroughly fulfills the purpose and is wholly appropriate for the intended audience of the assignment. Exceeds Standard Standard Meets Some Standards Meets A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met Organization and Coherence (SLO 2): The paper is well organized, unified, and coherent throughout. Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Meets Some Standards Meets A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met Making and Supporting a Claim (SLO 3): The makes a claim that is clearly stated and supported by convincing evidence. Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Meets Some Standards Meets A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met Grammar, Mechanics, and Spelling (SLO 4): The paper shows a comprehensive command of vocabulary, syntax, and grammar and contains appropriate and effective sentence structures. There is accuracy in mechanics and, when appropriate, citations. Exceeds Standard Meets Standard Meets Some Standards A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met Spring 2016 Assessment Data: English 1101 Summary of Data for all reporting instructors
Budget Implications: None. Closing the Loop – Fill out section 14 (Attach supporting evidence) Closing the Loop: Based on much higher than expected performance from Fall 2014, World Literature I teachers decided to increase the rigor of the assessment by changing the assessment instrument from a MC test to a written assignment. ENGL 2111 Assessment Rubric for SLO 1 Students will be able to recognize the significance of the major authors of world literature Evaluative Standards Superior (A) 5 points Good (B) 4 points Acceptable (C) 3.5 points Needs Improvement (D) 3 points Not Acceptable (F) 2.5 points Argument: Thesis and Development Student writes a contextualized and qualified thesis that develops clearly and reasonably the significance of one or more major authors of world literature. Exceeds Standards Meets Standards Meets Some Standards Meets A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met Support: Evidence, Analysis, Citations Student’s evidence is pertinent to his argument and deeply engages the significance of his chosen author(s). Exceeds Standards Meets Standards Meets Some Standards Meets A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met Organization: Essay Structure The student’s essay structure reflects logical and organic progression of his argument. His conclusion synthesizes the argument for the significance of his Exceeds Standards Meets Standards Meets Some Standards A Few Standards Standards Are Not Met
2. Services by any court or Tribunal established under any law for the time being in force. 3.(a) the functions performed by the Members of Parliament, Members of State Legislature, Members of Panchayats, Members of Municipalities and Members of other local authorities; (b) the duties performed by any person who holds any post in pursuance of the provisions of the Constitution in that capacity; or (c) the duties performed by any person as a Chairperson or a Member or a Director in a body established by the Central Government or a State Government or local authority and who is not deemed as an employee before the commencement of this clause. 4. Services of funeral, burial, crematorium or mortuary including transportation of the deceased. 5. Sale of land and, subject to clause (b) of paragraph 5 of Schedule II, sale of building. 6. Actionable claims, than lottery, betting and gambling. Explanation.––For the purposes of paragraph 2, the term “court” includes District Court, High Court and Supreme Court.
1 Organisation: Nonconformity no: 2 Correction Immediate fix/disposition of an existing nonconformity with completion dates. Attach supporting documents. 3 Root cause analysis: Describe results of root cause analysis and check applicable key factor(s) that best define the root cause. Check applicable key factor(s): Personal competence Adequate procedure(s) Available resources Organisation culture/attitude Human error Risk assessment and mitigation (if appropriate) Note 1: Investigate how /why this happened – Identify and justify which root cause(s), if removed or changed, will prevent recurrence. Note 2: Use the organisation procedures for risk assessment and list conclusion/s and mitigation/s (if applicable) 4 Proposed Corrective Action Plan: Effective solutions to prevent recurrence Note 3: In the rare occasion when a corrective action plan to prevent recurrence is considered not applicable, justification is needed (N/A is not acceptable) Note 4: A proposal for corrective action shall be submitted to ICETRA (the applicable inspector) within the date specified in the nonconformity report. The action plan should detail the root cause analysis, specify correction measures (immediate fix) and how the proposed corrective action arrangements prevent recurrence of similar deficiencies and re-establish compliance with requirements. 5 Acceptance of proposed corrective action Quality/Compliance manager or his/her deputy accepting the proposed corrective action. Name and date: Signature: For ICETRA use only 6 ICETRA acceptance/rejection of the proposed corrective action Accepted Rejected Comments/explanations (if applicable) Inspector name and date: Signature:
1 Organisation: Nonconformity no: 2 Corrective Action: Effective solutions to prevent recurrence with completion date(s). Attach supporting documents. Note 2: The corrective action must harmonice with the proposed corrective action plan previously accepted by ICETRA and should detail how the corrective action arrangements prevent recurrence of similar deficiencies and re-establish compliance with requirements. 3 Acceptance of corrective action The person below concurs with the proposal and is considered equivalent to a signed proposal. Quality/Compliance manager or his/her deputy accepting the corrective action. Print: name and date: Name: Date: For ICETRA use only 4 ICETRA acceptance/rejection of the corrective action Accepted Rejected Comments/explanations (if applicable) Inspector name and date: Name: Date:
Times Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 6.00am Aerobics MetCon MetCon Workout Warriors Fab Four HIIT Intervals on the hour from 7am-11am 8.30am Body Sculpture Flat and Firm 9.10am Aerobics MetCon Fab Four 9.30am ABT 10.00am Balance 10.30am Strong & Lean Intervals 1.00pm MetCon 2.00pm Over 60’s Fitness Over 60’s Fitness 2.30pm Strong Core Burn More! 4.00pm MetCon 4.30pm BurnOut Bootcamp 6.00pm ABT 6.30pm Firm Curves Firm Curves Firm Curves
AFFIDAVIT COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA ……………………………………………….. County }ss: …(Officer Name)…………………, being duly sworn (affirmed) according to law, deposes and says that he/she is ……(Officer Title)…………………….. of ……(Company Name)…………………………..; that he/she is authorized to and does make this affidavit for it; and that the customer notice was mailed this day of ……(Date)………….. in the month of …(Month)…… in the year of …….20XX…… …………………………………….. (Officer Name and Title) …………………………………….. Signature of Affiant(s) and subscribed before me this ………………….. day of …………….. 20XX…… My Commission Expires ……………………… ………………………………………… Signature of Official Administering Oath Customer Notice Affidavit
National Age At Your Club Male Membership Female Membership Member Age % Nationally At Your Club 16 to 24 years old 5% 25 to 34 6% 35 to 44 10% 45 to 54 20% 55 to 64 26% 65 to 74 25% 75 + years old 8% How much do golfers play? There are numerus factors that influence how much golf we play.... Some of these factors can be controlled by the club, whilst, some are external factors and cannot be controlled.
Morgan County Primary School School Governance Team March 8, 2017 Agenda Call to Order – The meeting was called to order at approximately 1:02pm by Megan Morris. In attendance: Holly Copelan, Lisa Daniel, Nicole Harris, Barbara Ingram, Megan Morris, Shasta Tillery, and Brooke Carroll. Katie Sadler-Stephenson and Melissa Martin were not in attendance. Nicole Harris took minutes in the absence of Melissa Martin. Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Agenda – A motion to approve the agenda was made by Holly Copelan with a second provided by Barbara Ingram. Approval of Minutes – A motion to approve the February 8, 2017 minutes was made by Nicole Harris with a second provided by Holly Copelan. Principal’s Report – Mrs. Daniel provided an update on the K-Roundup currently in progress with information about registration. Math Night has been rescheduled due to the Basketball State Championship game. Parent Survey’s available until March. Results will be discussed in the April meeting. School Operations – A motion to approve the new MCPS vision/mission statement was made by Shasta Tillery with a second provided by Holly Copelan. The new vision statement was adopted from the system wide vision/mission statement. Finance – Mrs. Daniel provided a general budget overview. Brooke Carroll presented a proposal for media center purchases to be made using
Citizen Potawatomi Nation and St. Gregory’s University Tribal Development Scholarship Program Scholarship Handbook 1/9/2017 Shawnee Campus: 1900 West MacArthur Street Shawnee, Oklahoma 405-878-5100 Citizen Potawatomi Nation Headquarters: 1601 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. Shawnee, OK 74801 405-275-3121
Column A lists the primary entitlements, which are bulk entitlements for water sourced from Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool. Column B lists the authorities that hold these primary entitlements. Column C lists entitlement shares. A B C Primary Entitlement Primary Entitlement Holder Entitlement (ML) Bulk Entitlement (Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool – City West Water) Order 2014 City West Water Corporation 152,797 Bulk Entitlement Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool – South East Water) Order 2014 South East Water Corporation 206,281 Bulk Entitlement (Greater System – Thomson River Pool – Yarra Valley Water) Order 2014 Yarra Valley Water Corporation 219,776 Bulk Entitlement (Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool – Barwon Water) Order 2014 Barwon Water Corporation 16,000 Bulk Entitlement (Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool – South Gippsland Water) Order 2014 South Gippsland Water Corporation 1,000 Bulk Entitlement (Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool – Western Water) Order 2014 Western Water Corporation 18,250 Bulk Entitlement (Greater Yarra System – Thomson River Pool – Westernport Water) Order 2014 Westernport Water Corporation 1,000 TOTAL 615,104 ” LISA NEVILLE MP Minister for
trades. Clearing Members should assess and continue to ensure that the pre-execution risk management control checks are robust on an ongoing basis. SGX-DC Practice Note 2.28A.1.6 — Conflicts of Interest Issue Date Cross Reference Enquiries Added on 15 March 2013. Rule 2.28A.1.6 Please contact Member Supervision: Facsimile No : 6538 8273 E-Mail Address: membersup@sgx.com 1. Introduction 1.1 This Practice Note provides guidance on how office and back office functions of Clearing Members should be separated, in accordance with Rule 2.28A.1.6. 2. Separation of Key Functions 2.1 The purpose of separating a Clearing Member's various key functions is to minimise and manage conflicts of interests among these functions. 2.2 Examples of proper separation include:— (a) the setting and authorising credit limits on customers by senior management staff who are independent of sales and marketing functions, and are not related to the customer in question; and (b) having adequate separation of management responsibilities e.g the heads of sales, dealing or marketing functions should not have responsibilities over the middle and back office functions of Clearing Members. 2.3 The basis for determining and amending credit limits should be properly documented. Adequate audit trail reports should be maintained to show all changes to credit limits, the date and time of the modifications and the authorised person who approved the changes. In addition, sufficient checks and procedures should be in place to ensure that all limits and parameters set and modified by the credit control administrator are accurate and have been approved.
Schedule A of the SGX-DC Clearing Rules Chapter 7A — Suspension and Default Rule Violation Whether composition may be offered Composition Amount may be Offered by the Clearing House, where the Clearing House has Determined the Clearing Member to be Liable Mandatory minimum penalty imposable by the DC Rule Chapter/ Number Brief Description of Rule 1st Violation 2nd Violation 3rd Violation Chapter 7A – Suspension and Default 7A.01.2 Clearing Member to comply with conditions and requirements imposed by the Clearing House if its activities are restricted Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. 7A.01.4 Clearing Member to notify Clearing upon the occurrence of any of the events stated in Rule 7A.01.1. Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. Participating Clearing Member to participate in such auction stated in Rule 7A.02.1.5 Not Not Compoundable $10,000 7A.02.2 Clearing Member to cooperate with the Clearing House and nondefaulting Clearing Members in respect of actions which the Clearing House may take under Rule 7A.02.1. Not Compoundable Not Compoundable $10,000 7A.04.2 Suspended or Expelled Clearing Member not to take on or clear new Contracts Not Compoundable Not Compoundable $10,000 7A.05.1.4 Clearing Member to make up deficiencies in Security Deposit resulting from applications by Clearing House on default by Clearing Member Not Compoundable Not Compoundable $10,000 7A.05.1.5 Clearing Member not to take any action to interfere with ability of Clearing House to apply the Security Deposit Not Compoundable Not Compoundable $10,000
ii. a credit rating that indicates, at least, adequate intrinsic safety and soundness, excluding external credit support, and a limited ability to withstand adverse business or economic conditions, from any rating agency registered with an appropriate authority; 2.02.2.3 it has obtained a guarantee in a form acceptable to the Clearing House from a bank that: a. is licensed and/or regulated as such by a financial authority; and b. has obtained a long term credit rating that indicates, at a strong overall creditworthiness supporting the fulfilment of its financial obligations, and a credit rating that indicates, at least, adequate intrinsic safety and soundness, excluding external credit support, and a limited ability to withstand adverse business or economic conditions, from any rating agency registered with an appropriate authority; and 2.02.2.4 it has in place the appropriate procedures and capabilities to participate in the default management activities contemplated under Rule 7A.02.1.5. New Rule 2.02.2A 2.02.2A Unless otherwise prescribed by the Clearing House, to be eligible for Clearing Membership as a General Clearing Member that clears only Customer OTCF Contracts, an applicant must, in addition to the eligibility criteria prescribed under Rule 2.02.1, satisfy the Clearing House that: 2.02.2A.1 it has a base capital of not less than S$50,000,000 or such capital and financial requirements as may be prescribed by the Clearing House from time to time; 2.02.2A.2 it has in place the appropriate procedures and capabilities to participate in the default management activities contemplated under Rule 7A.02.1.5; 2.02.2A.3 it or its holding company: a. is licensed and/or regulated by a financial authority; and b. has obtained a long term rating from any rating agency registered with an appropriate authority that indicates, at least, a strong overall creditworthiness supporting the fulfilment of its financial obligations; and
SGX Singapore Visco Spread Futures US$0.01 per metric tonne US$0.01 per metric tonne SGX Platts Kerosene FOB Singapore Index Futures US$0.01 per barrel US$0.01 per barrel SGX Platts Gasoil FOB Singapore Index Futures US$0.01 per barrel US$0.01 per barrel SGX Singapore Regrade Spread Futures US$0.01 per barrel US$0.01 per barrel SGX Platts Naphtha CFR Japan Index Futures US$0.01 per metric tonne US$0.01 per metric tonne SGX API 8 CFR China Coal Index Futures US$0.01 per metric tonne US$0.01 per metric tonne SGX IHS McCloskey Indonesian Sub-Bit FOB Index Futures US$0.01 per metric tonne US$0.01 per metric tonne SGX Hot-Rolled Coil (HRC) CFR ASEAN Index Futures US$0.01 per metric tonne US$0.01 per metric tonne SGX AUD/USD Futures US$0.0001 (US$2.50) US$0.0001 (US$2.50) SGX AUD/JPY Futures ¥ 0.01 (¥ 250) ¥ 0.01 (¥ 250) SGX INR/USD Futures 0.01 US cents per 100 rupees (US$2) 0.001 US cents per 100 rupees (US$0.20) SGX USD/SGD Futures S$0.0001 (S$2.50) S$0.0001 (S$2.50) SGX KRW/USD Futures US$0.0001 per 1,000 Korean won (US$2.50) US$0.0001 per 1,000 Korean won (US$2.50) SGX KRW/JPY Futures ¥ 0.01 per 1,000 Korean won (¥ 250) ¥ 0.01 per 1,000 Korean won (¥ 250) SGX Options on TSI Iron Ore CFR China (62% FE Fines) Index Futures Option Contract US$0.01 per metric tonne US$0.01 per metric tonne
assure status of Sponsored Access customer that delegates 2.1.2A(2)(b) Member to have measures on specific requirements relating to delegation of Sponsored Access Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A. 2.1.2B(a) Exchange to direct Member to suspend or terminate Direct Market Access Not Compoundable Not Compoundable N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A $10,000 2.1.2B(b) Member to have ability to suspend or terminate Direct Market Access Not Compoundable Not Compoundable N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A $10,000 2.6 Technical Matters & Risk Management Controls 2.6.2 Member to have measures for security arrangements on Direct Market Access Not Compoundable Not Compoundable N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A $10,000 2.6.2A r/w Regulatory Notice Member to ensure that systems and connections to the Markets operate properly Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A. 2.6.3 Corporate Member to comply with requirements relating to risk management controls Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 2.6.3(1)(a) Corporate Member to monitor credit from acceptance of Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
(g) Clearing Member to be fully responsible for the conduct of business of its Affiliate Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. (h) Member to maintain current register of Customers granted Bypass Privileges Compoundable $500 $1,000 $2,000 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Clearing Member to for Bypass Privileges on behalf of Customers only if the financial requirements are met Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. (a) Clearing Member to notify the Exchange of overtrading Compoundable $2,000 – $4,000 $4,000 – $7,000 $7,000 – $10,000 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. (b) Clearing Member to cause Customer to enter into a bypass undertaking in such form as prescribed by the Exchange Not Compoundable Not Compoundable N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. $10,000 (c) Clearing Member to cause appointment of external auditor to confirm the matters specified Not Compoundable Not Compoundable N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. $10,000 Chapter 3 — Conduct of Members, Approved Traders and Representatives 3.3 Duties of Members Undertaking Agency Trades 3.3.5 Member to provide Internet Trading online Customers with adequate information, guidance and training with respect to the Compoundable $500 $1,000 $2,000 N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A
“righteousness?” What is the meaning of “credited to him?” What is the meaning of “believing?” In verse 10, why does Paul say that “all who rely on observing the law are under a curse?” How does Christ redeem us from the curse of the law? What does it mean that Christ “became the curse for us?” What is the purpose of laws like the 10 commandments in the Old Testament (Deut. 5)? How difficult are they to follow? How are they helpful in defining sin? What does it mean that the whole world is “prisoner to sin” in verse 22? In verse 24, how does the law “lead us to Christ?” Galatians 3:26-4:7 – The Gospel causes Identity Change 5 Sharing Question: When was a time where you felt like your faith in God changed you in some way? How does being a “son or daughter” of God radically change the way we see ourselves? What aspects of an earthly father-son relationship are we to relate to our new relationship with God? What do you think it means to “cloth ourselves with Christ?” What does it mean that “there is neither Jew or Greek, slave or free, male or female [culture, class, gender] for you are all one in Christ?” Why does being a “son or daughter” of God cause us to discard our established categories of thinking about ourselves? How radical is this idea? How would this change the way we treat others? How does this make us “one in Christ?”
‘rubbish’? What does it mean ‘righteousness of my own’ versus ‘righteousness through faith’? What does it mean to ‘know Christ?’ Why is “knowing Christ” so great? What does it mean to ‘know the power of the resurrection of Christ?’ What does it mean to know the ‘fellowship of sharing in his suffering?’ By saying ‘I have not already attained it,’ what is Paul saying about the Christian life on earth? What does it mean to “press on to the prize?” In today’s society, who are the people who put “confidence in the flesh?” Why is focusing on “knowing Christ” so radically different? Philippians 3:15-4:1 – Real Faith versus “Worldliness” Study 6 Sharing Question: Share a time where you were able to see a sharp contrast between the values of this world and your Christian values. Why does Paul allow other views in verse 15? What other views might there be? What does it mean “God will make it clear?” What does it means to “live up to what we have already attained?” What does it mean that the “enemies of God” make their god “their stomach?” What does mean that their “glory is in their shame?” What does it mean that their “minds are on earthly things?” What does it mean our “citizenship is in heaven?” Why do we “eagerly await” the Lord Jesus Christ? How will Jesus
Following the conclusion of the open hearing, the Judicial Board shall meet in closed session to consider the evidence and reach a decision. This decision, together with any accompanying opinions, shall be made public within one week after the conclusion of the open hearing. Section 4 – Conviction and Removal from Office of Members of the Student Council Should four-fifths of the members of the Judicial find an impeached member of the Student Council guilty of any charges brought against him or her, he or she shall be considered convicted and removed from office. No student, once so convicted, shall again be eligible to hold any office or position within the Student Government. Should none of the charges be sustained by the Judicial Board, the impeached member shall be considered acquitted. Should the Student Council cast a majority vote on the impeachment and removal of an elected member by resolution, the Student Council President must send a memorandum to the Judicial the advisor, the Director of Student Life, and the Dean of Students. Section 5 – Suspension of Impeached Members of the Student Council Should two-thirds of the elected members of the Student Council agree that the charges against another member are of sufficient gravity, they may vote to suspend that member from his or her duties for the duration of the impeachment process. In no case, however, shall such suspension be viewed as an indication of guilt of the impeached member. A suspended member shall immediately regain his or her powers upon acquittal by the Judicial Board. In the event that the President is the subject of suspension or impeachment, the Vice President shall serve as acting-president until the disposition of the case. ARTICLE V: ELECTIONS Section 1 – Eligibility for Student Office Only persons who are currently students in good standing at the College are eligible to hold office within the Student Government. Candidates for office must also meet the specific qualifications for the offices they seek as stipulated in Article III, Section 2, Paragraph C of this Charter.
investigating the matter. 3. The Administrative Council shall then approve the legislation, modify it, or veto the legislation within thirty (30) days of the receipt of such legislation. If the Administrative Council believes that more time is needed prior to acting on the legislation, the investigating representative of the Administrative Council may request an extension of a specific number of days from the Student Government. If the Student Government does not grant the extension, the Administrative Council must act within the prescribed 30 days. The Administrative Council may consult with the Board of Trustees on all proposed legislation. If the bill is vetoed, the Administrative Council provide Student Government with a written explanation. C. If the bill is approved, the Student Government selects the date the bill takes effect with the approval of the Administrative Council. D. A resolution shall be written as follows: 1. The reason why the resolution should be considered as stated in statements beginning "Whereas". 2. The conclusion of the statements should with "Be it Resolved..." E. A bill shall be written as follows: 1. The title of the bill shall begin with "A bill to..." and shall describe in that sentence the nature of the bill. 2. The bill will be divided into Articles specifying the action to be taken.
Top of Form 1. STUDY GUIDE NAME Motion, force and friction BLOCK DATE A hockey puck slides across an ice rink more easily than it does across a rough concrete surface. Why is this? A. There is more friction on the ice rink. B. There is more gravity on the ice rink. C. There is less gravity on the ice rink.
Organism Trophic Type Prey/Food Predators/Grazers primary producer --- krill, fish, blue whales birds carnivorous consumer krill, fish killer whales blue whales planktivorous consumer algae, krill killer whales fish omnivorous consumer algae, krill birds, seals, killer whales
FORM NO. SH.6 Register of Employee Stock Options [Pursuant to clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 62 of the Companies Act, 2013 and rule 12(10) the Companies (Share Capital and Debentures) Rules 2014] Name of Company Registered office address Date of special resolution ……………. S. No. Name of the grantee Number of options granted Date on which options vested Exercised period 1 2 3 4 5 Date on which options exercised Options exercised Exercise price Number of shares arising as result of exercise of option 6 7 8 9 Folio No. of Register of members having respective entry Lock in period, if any Option lapsed, if any Total number of options in force Amount forfeited/ refunded if option is not exercised 10 11 12 13 14 Any variation of of the scheme and its effects Signature Remarks 15 16 17
Date of execution……………………………….. FOR THE CONSIDERATION stated below the “Transferor(s)” named do hereby transfer tothe “Transferee(s)” named the securities specified below subject to the conditions onwhich the said securities are now held by the Transferor(s) and the Transferee(s) dohereby agree to accept and hold the said securities subject to the conditions aforesaid. CIN: Name of the company (in full): Name of the Stock Exchange where the company is listed, if any: DESCRIPTION OF SECURITIES: Kind/Class of securities (1) Nominal value of each unit of security (2) Amount called up per unit of security (3) Amount paid up per unit of security (4) No. of Securities being Transferred Consideration Received (Rs) In Figures In Words In words In figures Distinctive Number From To Corresponding Certificate Nos: TRANSFEROR’S PARTICULARS Registered Folio Number Attesation: I hereby attest the signature of the Transferor(s) herein mentioned. Name(s) in full Seller Signature (s) Signature: 1. Name: 2. Address: 3. Seal I, hereby confirm that the Transferor has signed before me. Name and Address of Witness Witness Signature TRANSFEREE’S PARTICULARS- 1 2 3
Question Three Now that you have read Professor article about restaurant revenue management, how would you compare and contrast hotels and restaurants as revenue management candidates? Specifically, how do these two industries compare with respect to the strategic levers of revenue management? Question Four Now think about the organization you have chosen for your course project. How does that organization compare to a hotel in terms of suitability for revenue management? (If your organization is a hotel, you can focus on key aspects of your hotel that differ from those of an ideal candidate for hotel revenue management. If your organization is a restaurant, you can focus on key aspects of your restaurant that you would focus on when creating a revenue management plan.) Question Five Now identify two revenue management extension opportunities at your chosen organization. If are currently no good candidates for revenue management extension at your organization, please suggest two hypothetical units or areas or two industries not considered in this course. What makes these candidates good choices for
Ms Shaanika “Prayer 3 in terms of the application if it is opposed as I see Mr Norman Tjombe standing up and not following the Rule because he is known of (indistinct) the rule. Then the cost should be ordered to him Court: No just hold on. May I ask you to guard your language. Ms Shaanika: Okay (sic) thank u (sic) very much, I am sorry. You(sic) understand? Ms Shaanika: Yes Court: I am not going to allow you to be ruled by emotions. Whoever is in this court room deserves respect in as much as I am sure you yearn for that respect. If you want to be respected also exercise that respect to others. Let us continue. Ms Shaanika: I shall do so.” [6] As shown by these exchanges it is clear that applicant was extremely rude to Mr Tjombe and she apologized. The court allowed her to make her oral submissions regarding her application to compel but she did not confine herself to that but instead went further and narrated the history of the matter which the court did not prevent her to do, but, allowed her to do so as she is a self-actor and the court exercised its judicial discretion in allowing her to make those submissions. [7] As she had submitted that Mr Tjombe had no locus standi, it was only fair to hear what his position was bearing in mind that he had in fact filed his principals’ resolution on the 25 October 2012 which was authority for him to represent the respondents. I concluded that in fact first respondent had complied with the order to compel it to furnish applicant with a record of proceedings which was missing. In her response, applicant stated the following (at page 14 of the typed record) Ms Shaanika
Shabbat Service 06/30/2018 Spiritual Warfare: Chasing Born Pt. 3 *Fellowship Dinner after each service. Please check out clean and unclean foods list for appropriate foods to bring.* Current Outreach Programs Homeless Ministry – To Be Announced, If you have anything to offer, give or donate to this mission, please contact Devlin, Jodi, Saryah or Misty. Wednesday Women’s Bible Study: 07/04/2018 Genesis 17 – 6pm To call in to the study, dial +1-305-859-3847 Enter meeting ID 9103541671 Email devlin.oyer@fellowshipofyah.org for more information. Next Tithing Goals Ministry Room Upgrades Finish Wall Air Conditioner Broadcast Upgrades Power Conditioner Feedback Destroyer Today’s Scripture: John 3:7-8 James 2:14-18 Ephesians 2:10 John 8:54 John 17:1-5 John 20:5-8 John 20:11-16 John 20:19-20 John 3:8 John 20:27 Zechariah 14:16-19 Webster’s Definition Birth - The emergence of a baby or other young from the body of its mother; the start of life as a physically separate being. *This is birth through water* Strong’s Concordance gennaó: to beget, to bring forth Original Word: γεννάω Part of Speech: Verb Transliteration: gennaó Phonetic Spelling: (ghen-nah'-o) Short Definition: I beget, bring forth, give birth to Definition: I beget (of the male), (of the female) I bring forth, give birth to. Today’s Praise Order: HalleluYAH - Exodus Road Behold the Lamb - Ted Pearce The Lamb - James Block For Your Name is Holy - Paul Wilbur
March 21, 2018 SIG Governing Board Dinner 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Room: Orchard Room March 22, 2018 SGB Meeting 8:30 am – 4:00 pm Room: Ballroom 8:30 am – 9:00 am Continental Breakfast 9:00 am – 9:05 am 1.0 Welcome, Introductions (Matthews) 9:05 am – 9:45 am 2.0 Report from ACM President (Hanson) 9:45 am – 10:45 pm 3.0 Building an Inclusive Community (Adve) 10:45 am – 11:00am Break 11:00 am – 12:00 pm 4.0 Break out Session Conference Steering and Program Committees - Pros and cons, should there be formal procedures 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm 5.0 ACM Publications Board Conference Committee (Spencer) 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm 6.0 Publications Report and SGB Discussion (Davidson/Ioannidis) Author Rights options, Open TOCS and how it’s working 2:30 pm – 2:45 pm 2:45 pm – 3:05 pm 7.0 (Harper) 3:05 pm – 3:40 pm 8.0 SGB Discussion Items 8.1 Computing for Change (Pancake – 10 minutes) 8.2 History Committee (Boucher – 10 minutes) 8.3 CACM (Matthews – 15 minutes) 3:40 pm – 4:00 pm Other Business Breakout Session Leaders will be placed into 3 groups for the Steering and Program Committee topic. Best Practices Document:
School Health Advisory Council Meeting Minutes – May 4, 2015 Welcome and Introductions Jen Vogelzang Ann Redmon, Ana Manuelian (SADD), Julie Fenn, Kristie Demirov, Marsha Lazar, Richard Dougherty (Dick), Jill Gasperini, Mary Ellen Dunn, Ian Dailey , Eammon Sheehan, Martha Kurland, Sharon Kendall, Sion Harris, Carol Shum (notes) Announcements Wednesday was National School Nurse’s Day Tuesday, May 12, there will be two presentations of interest at the School Committee meeting: Guidance Department Curriculum Review report and follow up to the Ad Hoc Committee’s Report on Youth at Risk Updates Lexington Youth and Family Services (LYFS) - Marsha Lazar reported that she is leaving LYFS after 3 years. She started as the Director and evolved her position into a Prevention Specialist role as part of shifting the agency toward more of a prevention mission; they will still offer intervention. Her position will be combined with the clinical position as a .4 FTE and they are advertising for that position now. Under her leadership LYFS initiated and kicked the off the Asian Mental Health Initiative which is now being referred to as Asian Family Support. LYFS is also planning to bring in in Youth Educators as part of a program, “Sources of Strength”. This program harnesses the power of social networks and views youth as primary influences of other youth. Marsha reviewed some of the activities that LYFS has been a part of this past year including: Lexington Parent Academy, the upcoming (5/7) Perks of a Wallflower movie and discussion in collaboration with the Library Teen Board, a parent-teen dialogue under the Asian Health Initiative, a parent Book Club discussing The Art of Parenting, an upcoming Community Conversation on Mental Health (5/8) for counselors and clinicians. The Community Conversation on Mental Health is based on a model developed in other countries to increase the
Date Topic BEFORE CLASS READ Book/Lab (Page numbers) Laboratory Activity (Due at beginning of next class) On-line Quizzes (available 4 days prior to closing date) 10/5 A Violent Pulse: Earthquakes Ch. 8 (244-279) Lab #6: Earthquake Analysis (≠Part 6) 10/10 The Earth’s Interior Revisited: Insights from Geophysics Interlude D (282-289) Lab #6b: California faults (NEW activity, not in the lab manual) 10/12 Patterns in Nature: Minerals Ch. 3 (82-99) Lab #9: Introduction to Minerals Q#5 (Ch. 8, Interlude D, and Labs #6 and #6b) (Closed at noon) 10/17 People, products, and minerals Lab (144-154) Lab #10: Mineral Resources 10/19 How does economics relate to rocks? Lab (164-166; 168-172) Ch. 12: Sect. 12.1 (390-392), Sect. 12.10-12.12 (418-425) Lab #11: Mineral Resources 10/24 Rock Groups Up from the Inferno: and Igneous Rocks Interlude A (102-110) Ch. 4 (112-129) Lab #13: Igneous Rock Identification Q#6 (Ch. 12 and Labs #9 and #10) (Closed at noon) 10/26 Up from the Inferno: and Igneous Rocks Ch. 4 (130-133) Lab #13: Igneous Rock Identification (continued) 10/31 The Wrath of Vulcan: Volcanic eruptions Ch. 5 (136-149) EXAM REVIEW Q#7 (Ch. 4 and Labs #11 and #13) (Closed at noon) 11/2 Exam #2 (Ch. 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, Interludes A and D, ALL lab topics) 11/7 A Surface Veneer: Sediments and Interlude B (170-184) Lab #14: A Growing Concern Date Topic BEFORE CLASS READ Book/Lab (Page numbers) Laboratory Activity (Due at beginning of next class) On-line Quizzes (available 4 days prior to closing date)
11/9 Sustaining soil resources through decision making Lab (232-233) Lab #16: A Growing Concern 11/14 Pages of Earth’s Past: Sedimentary rocks Ch. 6 (186-201) Lab #17: Sedimentary Rock Identification Q#8 (Interlude B and Lab #14) (Closed at noon) 11/16 Pages of Earth’s Past: Sedimentary rocks Ch. 6 (201-211) Lab #17: Sedimentary Rock Identification (continued) 11/21 Metamorphism: A Process of Change Ch. 7 (214-223) Lab #18: Metamorphic Rock Identification Q#9 (Ch. 6) (Closed at noon) 11/23 Eaton Canyon Field Trip -- Notes & Summary due: 11/28 11/28 Metamorphism: A Process of Change Ch. 7 (224-232) Lab #18: Metamorphic Rock Identification (continued) 11/30 Rock Cycle Ore minerals, mining and mining methods Interlude C (210-215) Read in Lab (288-304) Review Ch. 12: Sect. 12.10 and 12.12 Lab #20: Mineral Resources Q#10 (Ch. 7) (Closed at noon) 12/5 Mineral Resources created by Igneous and Metamorphic processes Read in Lab (264-281) Lab #19: Mineral Resources 12/7 Credit Due EXAM REVIEW Q#11 (Labs #19 and #20) (Closed 12/2 at noon) FINAL EXAM (Cumulative, with emphasis on Ch. 6, 7, 12, Interludes B and C, ALL lab topics) **Wednesday, December 14, 2016, 1-3 PM** BRING NOTEBOOK TO FINAL FOR NOTEBOOK CHECK – 50 points