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NHS GCCG Information Bus Schedule The Information Bus provides the opportunity for people to come and talk to us about their queries or concerns on any health, social care or disability. The schedule below lists dates the Information Bus will be out during June 2018. The focus of the Bus visit varies but we are always happy to receive your feedback on the NHS. Date Time Venue Topic Friday 1st 10am – 3pm Beechenhurst, FoD FoD Dementia Action Alliance. Wednesday 6th 10am – 3pm Budgens, What Matters to You Day Saturday 9th 10am – 3pm Ambulance open day. Staverton ASAP Monday 11th 10am – 3pm Co-op Cinderford Diabetes Awareness Week Tuesday 12th 10am – 3pm Morrisons Tewkesbury Diabetes Awareness Week Wednesday 13th 10am – 3pm King St, Stroud Diabetes Awareness Week Thursday 14th 10am – 3pm Cross, Gloucester Diabetes Awareness Week Friday 15th 10am – 4pm High St, Cheltenham Diabetes Awareness Week Monday 18th 10am – 3pm Clock Tower roundabout, Coleford FoD Community Hospital Consultation Thursday 21st 10am – 3pm Cross, Gloucester Breastfeeding Celebration week Monday 25th 10am – 3pm Cross, Gloucester Breastfeeding Celebration week Wednesday 27th 10am – 3pm Newern Street carpark, Lydney FoD Community Hospital Consultation Thursday 28th 10am – 3pm Spring Gardens carpark, Tewkesbury Glos Talk (GCC bus travel app)
BRITISH SHOWJUMPING Saturday 13th – Sunday 14th October 2018 At Chard Equestrian, Higher Purtington Showfield, Chard, Somerset TA18 8Q Ticket to ride in all BS classes (BS membership which covers you for one class). Saturday 13th - Arena Class Table First Prize Entry Fee 1 Dodson & Horrell 85cm National Amateur Qualifier – First Round SP £25 £14 2 A - KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice – first round B – Senior 90cm Open SP £25 £14 3 Dodson & Horrell 95cm National Amateur Qualifier – First Round SP £25 £14 4 A - Nupafeed Supplements Senior Discovery – first round B - Senior 1m Open SP £30 £14 5 Dodson & Horrell 1.05m National Amateur Qualifier – First Round SP £40 £15 6 A - Dodson & Horrell 1.10m National Amateur Qualifier – First Round B – Senior 1.10m Open SP £60 £18 7 A – National 1.15m Members Cup Qualifier B – Senior 1.15m Open SP £80 £18 Sunday 14th - Arena Class Table First Prize Entry Fee 1 Dodson & Horrell 85cm National Amateur Qualifier – First Round SP £25 £14 2 Dodson & Horrell 95cm National Amateur Qualifier – Second Round SP £40 £15 3 Dodson & Horrell 1.05m National Amateur Qualifier – First Round SP £40 £16 4 A - Dodson & Horrell 1.10m National Amateur Qualifier – Second Round SP £75 £20 5 A – National 1.15m Members Cup Qualifier B – Senior 1.15m Open SP £60 £18 6 A - KBIS Insurance Senior British Novice – first round B – Senior 90cm Open SP £25 £14 7 A - Nupafeed Supplements Senior Discovery – first round B - Senior 1m Open SP £30 £14
Goodrich and Welsh Bicknor Neighbourhood Development Plan Schedule2: Changes to the NDP Regulation 14 draft plan, including those made in response to comments received and matters arising since the commencement of the consultation period. (NB changes resulting from typographical, similar errors and small consequent changes such as page and paragraph numbering are not shown) June 2018 Goodrich and Welsh Bicknor Neighbourhood Development Plan Changes to Draft Plan Following Regulation 14 Change Ref No Draft Plan Section/reference Proposed Change Reason 1 Plan Title page Amend to read ‘GOODRICH AND WELSH BICKNOR GROUP PARISH Neighbourhood Development Plan 2011 - 2031 Submission Draft – (Date) 2018’ To reflect the next stage in the plan making process 2 Footer Amend to read: ‘Goodrich and Welsh Bicknor Group Parish Neighbourhood Development Plan 2011 - 2031 Submission Draft – (Date) 2018’ To reflect the updated version
Event Meeting Format/Objective Target Audience Venue Date Time Location Leader Next Remarks EXAMPLE Legislators/ Governor's Staff- (20) Roundtable Lunch Tuesday 3/20/12 12 noon - 2 pm State House Sharon Confirming location and guest list. Rep Khan confirmed sponsorship Event # 1 Event # 2 Travel No Event Scheduled Event # 3 Dinner w/ co-leads Event # 4
Fee/ Charge/ Thresholds Rates Annual cap – income exceeding the Income Threshold (Annual cap applying to income tested care fees the consumer’s income exceeds the income threshold) $10,416.42 Cap on Means Tested Care Fees in Residential Care Annual cap $26,041.09 Lifetime Cap on Means Tested Care Fees in Residential Care and Income Tested Care Fees in Home Care $62,498.66 Maximum Accommodation Supplement Amount $54.39 Deeming thresholds and rates from 20 March 2016 Threshold (single) $49,200 Threshold (couple –combined) $81,600 Rate 1.75% Higher Rate 3.25% Relevant rates and thresholds for refundable deposits and daily payments Maximum Permissible Interest Rate - for all new residents from 1 January 2017 - 31 2017 5.76% Maximum rate of interest that may be charged on outstanding amount of daily payment from 1 January 2017 – 31 March 2017 5.76% Base Interest Rate 3.75% Minimum permissible level - this is the minimum amount of assets a resident must be left with if they pay at least part of their accommodation costs by refundable deposit $46,500 Maximum refundable accommodation deposit Amount that can be charged without prior approval from the Aged Care Pricing Commissioner $550,000
Schedule of Fees DOCUMENTATION FEES Loan Establishment Fee $450.00 PPSR Registration & Compliance Fee $15.00 Credit and Licence Checks $35.00 Mortgage Establishment Fee Charged on all property lending involving Mortgage or Caveat Registration Refer to individual loan agreement. Generally up to 2% of loan value. Mortgage or Caveat registration Debited to account when Metro Finance is required to instruct a solicitor to act on our behalf. $600.00 Additional Advance Fee Charged when funds are added to existing loan. $80.00 ADMINISTRATION FEE Fee to cover the administration of a loan and processing payments. Charged either Monthly/Fortnightly/Weekly. $15.16 p/month SETTLEMENT & MODIFICATION FEES Pre-payment Fee $50.00 Mortgage or Caveat Withdrawal Fee Debited to account when Metro Finance is required to instruct a solicitor to act on our behalf. $300.00 Security Modification Fee Charged when collateral is changed. Includes varying or discharging registration. $80.00 DEFAULT AND COLLECTION FEES Dishonoured Payment Fee $10.00 Pre-Repossession Fee $80.00 Warrant to Repossess $100.00 Loan Extension Fee Charged when loan balance exceeds maturity date $80.00 Default Interest Rate 25% per annum Printed Statement of Account Charged if client requests statement to be posted $15.00 Arrears Management Fee Time management fee will be charged if any staff member spends time on administrating your account in default $100 per hour Recovery Costs Third party costs relating to your loan will be charged to the outstanding balance. (e.g. Repossession Agent, Property Valuations, Court Fees) CASH HANDLING FEE Cheque & cash handling fees relating to your loan will be charged to your account TBA INTEREST RATES Personal & Secured 16.95% - 19.75% Mortgage Finance 12.95% - 15.95% Default Interest Rate 25%
Full Governors Tuesday 6pm Finance, Professionalism and Partnerships Wednesday 5pm Canons Trust TBC Education Committee Thursday 5.00pm Education Assurance Committee 12th September 2017 31st October 2017 5th December 2017 (plus AGM and approval of Accounts) 20th March 2018 15th May 2018 3rd July 2018 11th October 2017 22nd November 2017 17th January 2018 28th February 2018 2nd May 2018 13th June 2018 5th October 2017 18th January 2018 15th March 2018 21st June 2018 and timings to be confirmed Tony Hickin Keith Rutter Stephen Wright Audrey Brightwell Ron Warshaw David Inyang Keven Bartle Keith Rutter Audrey Brightwell Tony Hickin Keven Bartle Keith Rutter Audrey Brightwell Keven Bartle Lexi Mawson Natalie Cain Heni Patel Jackie Brennan All Governors
Location Venue Date and time Type of meeting Auckland All Auckland meetings will be held at Cliftons Auckland 4/45 Queen Street, Auckland Mon 17 August 2015 9am to 11am Asian viewpoints Mon 17 August 2015 1.30pm to 3.30pm Pacific viewpoints Mon 17 August 2015 5pm to 7pm General Tues 18 August 2015 9am to 11am Industry viewpoints Tues 18 August 2015 1.30pm to 3.30pm Māori viewpoints Hamilton Ibis 18 Alma Street Hamilton Weds 19 August 2015 9am to 11am General Wellington Terrace Conference Centre, St John 114 The Terrace, Wellington Tues 25 August 2015 10am to 12 noon Industry viewpoints Tues 25 August 2015 2pm to 4pm General Dunedin Scenic Hotel 123 Princes Street, Dunedin Weds 26 August 2015 11.30am to 1.30pm General Christchurch Rydges Hotel 30 Latimer Square Christchurch Thurs 27 August 2015 11am to 1pm General
BASIC SALARY The following named elected members of the authority £13,400 SENIOR SALARIES ENTITLEMENTS (includes basic salary) ANNUAL AMOUNT OF SENIOR SALARY ROLE MEMBER Leader P. Fox £43,100 Deputy Leader B. Greenland £30,100 Cabinet Member - Resources P. Murphy £26,100 Cabinet Member – Transport S.B. Jones £26,100 Cabinet Member – Social Justice and Community Development S. Jones £26,100 Cabinet Member - Children & Young People R. John £26,100
Cabinet Member – Social Care, Safeguarding and Health P. Jones £26,100 Cabinet Member – Governance P. Jordan £26,100 Chairperson of Licensing Committee B. Strong £20,100 Chairperson of Planning Committee R. Edwards £22,100 Chairperson of Audit Committee P. White £22,100 Chairperson of Democratic Services Committee D. Evans £20,100 Chairperson of Strong Communities Select J. £22,100 Chairperson of Economy & Development Select P. Pavia £22,100 Chairperson of Adults Select S. Howarth £22,100 Chairperson of Children and People Select M. Groucutt £22,100 Leader Of The Largest Opposition Group D. Batrouni £22,100 A maximum of 17 senior salaries for Monmouthshire County Council may be paid and this has not been exceeded. ENTITLEMENT TO CIVIC SALARIES ANNUAL AMOUNT OF CIVIC SALARY ROLE MEMBER Civic Head (Mayor / Chair) M. Powell £19,100 Deputy Civic Head (Deputy Mayor / Chair) P. Clarke £14,100 ENTITLEMENT AS STATUTORY CO-OPTEES AMOUNT OF CO-OPTEES ALLOWANCES ROLE MEMBER Chairperson Of Standards Committee T. Auld £256 Fee £128 ½ Day Fee Chairperson of Audit Committee P. £256 Daily Fee £128 ½ Day Fee
McEnery, Clerk to PAC with briefing note prepared by HSE for the PAC on Waterford issue attached 21/01/2016 09:43 Copy of Brian O’Toole, HSE email to Ted McEnery, Clerk to the PAC forwarded by Derek McCormack, Parliamentary Affairs Division, DoH to Gráinne Duffy, DoH 5 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Part Grant 37(1) Yes/Personal information deleted 21/01/2016 10:26 Email from Gráinne Duffy, DoH to Brian Dowling and Eithne Breathnach, Disability Unit, DoH re HSE briefing note on Waterford issue prepared for PAC members 5 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Part Grant 37(1) Yes/Personal information deleted 23/01/2016 17:34 Email from Paul Bailey, Head of Current Operations, HSE to Colm Ó Mongáin, RTE re issuing of formal apology by HSE to service user, with copy of HSE report of 10/12/15 to the PAC and HSE briefing note of 21/01/16 to the PAC attached 29 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Grant 23/01/2016 17:52 Copy of Paul Bailey, HSE email to Colm Ó Mongáin, RTE forwarded by DoH Press Office to DoH Disability Unit and Patricia Ryan, Advisor to Minister of State Kathleen Lynch 30 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Grant 24/01/2016 17:40 Email from Gráinne Duffy, DoH to Elaine Scanlon, DoH Press Office re, interalia, issuing of apology by HSE 3 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Grant 24/01/2016 21:49 Email from Elaine Scanlon, DoH to Breakfast at Newstalk with Minister Kathleen Lynch statement and HSE statement on South East foster care case attached 2 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Grant 25/01/2016 02:28 Copy of Elaine Scanlon, DoH email to Breakfast at Newstalk forwarded by Gráinne Duffy, DoH to Brian Dowling and Eithne Breathnach, DoH 2 DIS/IMP/0/137305 Grant
Plan of Study FALL YEAR: Credit Hours SPRING YEAR: Credit Hours SUMMER YEAR: Credit Hours Total Hours Total Hours Hours FALL YEAR: Credit Hours SPRING YEAR: Credit Hours SUMMER YEAR: Credit Hours Total Hours Total Hours Total Hours FALL YEAR: Credit Hours SPRING YEAR: Credit Hours SUMMER YEAR: Credit Hours Total Hours Total Hours Total Hours FALL YEAR: Credit SPRING YEAR: Credit Hours SUMMER YEAR: Credit Hours Total Hours Total Hours Total Hours
Scottish National Championships Schedule – Saturday Time T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T11 T12 9.30 MD MD MD MD WS G1 WS G1 WS G2 WS G2 9.50 MD MS G1 10.15 MD S/F MD S/F 10.30 MS G2 MS G3 MS G4 MS G5 MS G6 MS G7 MS G8 MS G9 11.30 WS S/F WS S/F 12.00 WS F 12.30 PL PL MS 16 MS 16 MS 16 MS 16 1.00 MS 16 MS 16 MS 16 MS 16 WD S/F WD S/F 1.30 MS Q/F MS Q/F MS Q/F MS Q/F WD F 2.00 MS S/F MS S/F XD Q/F XD Q/F 2.45 MS F XD Q/F XD S/F XD S/F MD F XD F
Scottish National Championships Schedule – Sunday TIME T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9 T10 T11 T12 T13 T14 9.30 JB G1 JB G2 JB G3 JB G4 JB G5 JB G6 JB G7 JB G8 MB G4 MB G3 MB G2 MB G1 JG G2 JG G1 11.30 JB 16 JB 16 JB 16 JB 16 JB 16 JB 16 JB 16 JB 16 MB Q/F MB Q/F MB Q/F MB Q/F JG S/F JG S/F 12.00 JB Q/F JB Q/F JB Q/F JB Q/F MB S/F MB S/F MG F JG F 12.30 JB S/F JB S/F CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB JGD F MB F 1.00 JB F 1.30 CB 16 CB 16 CB 16 CB 16 CB 16 CB 16 CB 16 CB 16 2.00 CB Q/F CB Q/F CB Q/F CB Q/F JBD BEST JBD OF JBD 3 JBD 2.30 CB S/F CB S/F JBD S/F JBD S/F 3.00 CB F JBD F
Please complete this table for all of your delivery locations and the delivery locations of any consortium members or subcontractors. If you have more than four locations, you can copy and paste the table to a new page of this document. Intervention Domains Delivery location Profession Service Duration Total cost Language and communication Self-care, self-regulation and life skills Physical / sensory / psychomotor development Social and emotional development Cognitive development and learning skills e.g. Smith Therapy, 123 Example Street, Suburb, Postcode e.g. initial assessment X hours $X e.g. standard session e.g. home / school visit Language and communication Self-care, self-regulation and life skills Physical / sensory / psychomotor development Social and emotional development Cognitive development and learning skills Language and communication Self-care, self-regulation and life skills Physical / sensory / psychomotor development Social and emotional development Cognitive development and learning skills Language and communication Self-care, self-regulation and life skills Physical / sensory / psychomotor development Social and emotional development Cognitive development and learning skills Once you have completed the fee schedule, save a copy as “Fee Schedule – Your Trading Name” and email it to for processing if it is an update, or attach it to your application by clicking on the + symbol and selecting the saved fee schedule.
Symposium Dates Time ACT Computer Based Test – 4th form Secondary School Students (North) General ACT Presentation Questions and Answers Presentation by Canadian High Commission (Studying in Canada, Visa Process) Questions and Answers Monday July 2, 2018 9:00 – 11:00 1:00 – 2:00 2:00 – 2:25 2:30 – 3:30 3:30 – 4:00 ACT Computer Based Test - 4th Form Secondary School Students (North) ACT Computer Based Test – Guidance Counsellors Presentation by Canadian High Commission ACT Computer Based Test – 4th Form Secondary School Students (North) Tuesday July 3, 2018 9:00 – 11:00 11:30 – 1:00 11:30 – 12:30 2:00 – 4:00 ACT Computer Based Test – 4th Form Secondary School Students (South) British High Commission (Studying in the UK, Visa Process) Cuba of Graduates Cuban Ambassador – HE Jorge Soberon (Studying in Cuba as a Private Candidate) UWI – Studying at UWI HRD (Open Session: Scholarship Opportunities, Scholarship Application Process, Questions and Answers) Wednesday July 4, 2018 10:00 – 12:00 9:00 – 10:00 10:15 – 11:15 11:20 – 12:30 2:00 – 3:00 3:00 – 4:00 Taiwan Civil Service Cooperative Credit Union Thursday July 5, 2018 9:00 – 10:00 10:15 – 11:15
KEY DISCLOSURE ITEMS Sch. 2 1 Annual base rent under the lease (see item 10.1) $ p.a. Including/Excluding GST 2 Is a rent based on turnover payable by the tenant in year 1? (see item 12) Yes No 3 Total estimated outgoings and promotion and marketing costs for the tenant in year 1 (see Parts 5 and 6) $ Including/Excluding GST 4 Term of the (see item 5) years months 5 Estimated commencement date of the (see item 5.1) / /20 6 Estimated handover date of the premises (see item 7.1) / /20 7 Does the tenant have an option to for a further period (exercised in writing and given to the landlord on or before the last day stated in the option clause)? (see item 6) Yes No
5.3 Date expires (based on the date indicated at item 5.1 as the date the lease commences) / /20 6 Option/s to lease 6.1 Option/s details (Note: an option to renew a lease must be exercised in writing and given to the landlord on or before the last day stated in the option clause of the lease) No options to renew lease Options as follows: Length of option Period of option Exercise date years Actual/Estimate years Actual/Estimate / /20 to / /20 / /20 to / /20 / /20 to / /20 / /20 to / /20 [list all options to renew lease] Sch. 2 PART 3 WORKS, FIT OUT AND REFURBISHMENT
costs of the building/centre in which the premises are located.) 14.11 Utility services Electricity Gas Oil Water $ $ $ $ 14.12 Waste management Sewerage disposal Waste collection and disposal $ $ 14.13 List any other outgoings $ $ $ 14.14 Total outgoings for the building/centre $ 14.15 Formula for determining tenant's of the total outgoings for the building/centre 14.16 Estimated tenant contribution to outgoings $ Sch. 2 PART 6 OTHER COSTS 15 Advertising and promotional costs
Attached? 33.1 Plan of premises (see item 1.2) Yes Not applicable 33.2 Head lease or Crown lease (see item 4.2) Yes Not applicable 33.3 Additional attachments [list of any additional attachments] 33.4 Floor plan (see item 24.1) Yes Not applicable 33.5 Customer traffic flow statistics (see item 25.1) Yes Not applicable 33.6 Casual mall licensing policy (see item 26.1) Yes Not applicable 33.7 Additional attachments relating to the retail shopping centre [list of any additional attachments] Sch. 2 __________________ Sch. 2
Property Location: Affordable Units: ___ Market Units: ___Total Units: _____ Year Built: Assessing Parcel ID: Submitted By: Date: _____/_____/_20______ Affordable Housing Rental Income - Actuals AMI Type Studio Units Monthly Rent 1 Bedroom Units Monthly Rent 2 Bedroom Units Monthly Rent 3 Bedroom Units Monthly Rent 4 Bedroom Units Monthly Rent 30% 50% 60% 80% 110% Market Other AMI % (Plus Sect 8 /MRVP Subsidy) (Less Utility Allowances) Other Income Parking Laundry Other Income: Specify Source Property Financing Operating Expenses Total Development Cost: Land: Building 1st Mortgage Amount; (Rate/Term): Debt Coverage Ratio: Subordinate Mortgage(s) Grants (i.e. DHCD) Equity incl. Tax Credit Equity Vacancy & Collection Loss Janitorial Service Management Fees/Admin Resident Services Utilities (Landlord) Professional & Legal Fees Repairs and Maintenance Advertising, Telephone, Supplies Insurance DHCD Monitoring Reserves for Replacement Other
1.1 Street address of premises [insert street address of premises and, as applicable, shop number, name of the building/centre in which the premises is located, street address of the building/centre] 1.2 Plan of premises (if available) [Insert description of premises by reference to a prepared plan. Attach the plan to this disclosure statement as per item 33.1.] 1.3 Lettable area of premises Will a survey be conducted? m2 Actual/Estimate Yes No Sch. 2 1.4 Existing structures, fixtures, plant and equipment in the premises, provided by the landlord (excluding any works, fit out and refurbishment described in Part 3) [select as appropriate] air conditioning cool room coverage grease trap hot service lighting mechanical exhaust painted walls plastered walls shop front sink sprinklers suspended ceilings telephone water supply electrical distribution load (3 phase) electrical distribution load (single phase) separate utility separate utility separate utility meter—electricity other
Sch. 2 23 Major/anchor tenants 23.1 Major/anchor tenants and lease expiry dates [list all major and anchor tenants (e.g. department stores, discount department stores, supermarkets) and the dates on which leases held by those tenants expire] 24 Floor plan and tenancy mix 24.1 Floor plan showing tenancy mix, common areas, common area trading, kiosks and major tenants Attached as per item 33.4 24.2 Does the landlord assure the tenant that the current tenant mix will not be altered by the introduction of a competitor? Yes No 25 Customer traffic flow information 25.1 Does the landlord collect customer traffic flow information? Yes—attached as per item 33.5 No 26 Casual mall licensing for common 26.1 Does the landlord adhere to the Shopping Centre Council of Australia's Casual Mall Licensing Code of Practice? Yes—casual mall licensing policy attached as per item 33.6 No Sch. 2 PART 10 OTHER DISCLOSURES 27 Other disclosures 27.1 Are any current legal proceedings in relation to the lawful use of the premises or building/centre?
33.1 Plan of premises (see item 1.2) Yes Not applicable 33.2 Head lease or Crown lease (see item 4.2) Yes Not applicable 33.3 Additional attachments [list of any additional attachments] 33.4 Floor plan (see item 24.1) Yes Not applicable 33.5 Customer traffic flow statistics (see item 25.1) Yes Not applicable 33.6 Casual mall licensing policy (see item 26.1) Yes Not applicable 33.7 Additional attachments relating to the retail shopping centre [list of any additional attachments] Sch. 2 __________________ Sch. 2
Monday Tuesday 6-8:00 Arrival & Breakfast 8:oo Arrival & Breakfast 9:00 Free Play / Story Time 9:00 Free Play / Time 10:00 Fun activities age appropriate 10:00 Coloring Ditto’s 11:00 Lunch 11:00 Lunch 12:00 Outdoor play 12:00 Outdoor play 1:00 Nap/ rest time 1:00 Nap/ rest time 2:00 Nap/rest time 2:00 Nap/rest time 3:00 Snack time 3:00 time 4:00 Game time/ outdoor time 4:00 Music time/ outdoor time 5:00 Free play/ Departure 5:00 Free play/ Departure Wednesday Thursday 8:oo Arrival & Breakfast 8:oo Arrival & Breakfast 9:00 Free Play / Story Time 9:00 Free Play / Story Time 10:00 Learning ABC’s, Shapes, 123’s 10:00 Arts & Craft’s 11:00 Lunch 11:00 Lunch 12:00 Outdoor play 12:00 Outdoor play 1:00 Nap/ rest time 1:00 Nap/ rest time 2:00 Nap/rest time 2:00 Nap/rest time 3:00 Snack time 3:00 Snack time 4:00 Game time/ outdoor time 4:00 Song & outdoor time 5:00 Free play/ Departure 5:00 Free play/ Departure Friday Saturday/Sunday 8:oo Arrival & Breakfast 8:oo 9:00 Free Play / Story Time 9:00 10:00 Fun Role playing / Dress-up 10:00 11:00 Lunch 11:00 12:00 Outdoor play 12:00 1:00 Nap/ rest time 1:00 2:00 Nap/rest time 2:00 3:00 Snack time 3:00 4:00 Free play/ outdoor time 4:00 5:00 Free play/ Departure 5:00
FACULTY MEMBER SCHEDULE Please be sure to specify schedule, office hours, and time available for meetings. Br. David Carlson Dupre Science Pavilion: Tenley Hall W217 Name of Faculty Member Location of Office Fall 2017 724-805-2416 david.carlson@stvincent.edu Semester, Year Office Telephone Number / Email TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY CS 170 CS 375 Dupre W214 CS 170 CS 375 CS 170 8:30 – 9:00 Alfred 21 Alfred 21 Dupre W214 Alfred 21 9:00 – 9:30 8:30 - 9:20 8:30 - 9:45 8:30 - 9:20 8:30 - 9:45 8:30 - 9:20 Office Hours Office Hours Office Hours 9:30 – 10:00 Dupre W217 Dupre W217 Dupre W217 Office Hours 10:00 – 10:30 9:30 - 10:20 9:30 - 10:20 9:30 - 10:20 Dupre W217 CS 305 CS 305 CS 305 10:30 – 11:00 10:00 - 11:20 Dupre W214 Dupre W214 W214 11:00 – 11:30 10:30 - 11:20 10:30 - 11:20 10:30 - 11:20 Noon prayer Noon prayer Noon prayer Noon prayer Noon prayer 11:30 – 12:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 12:00 – 12:30 CS 111 Office Hours Office Hours CS 111 12:30 – 1:00 Meetings Dupre W214 Dupre W217 Dupre W217 Dupre W214 12:45 - 1:45 1:00 – 1:30 12:30 - 1:45 12:30 - 2:00 12:30 - 2:00 12:30 - 1:45 1:30 – 2:00 Office Hours CS 111-2 2:00 – 2:30 W217 Dupre W217 2:30 – 3:00 2:00 – 4:00 2:00 - 3:30 3:00 – 3:30 3:30 – 4:00 4:00 – 5:00 Evening prayer Evening prayer Evening prayer Evening prayer Evening prayer 5:00 – 6:30 and and and and and Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner 6:30 – 7:30
General Practice Physical Activity Questionnaire Date……………………… Name…………………….. 1. Please tell us the type and amount of physical activity involved in your work. Please tick one box that is closest to your present work from the following five possibilities: Please mark one box only a I am not in employment (e.g. retired, retired for health reasons, unemployed, full-time carer etc.) b I most of my time at work sitting (such as in an office) c I most of my time at work standing or walking. However, my work does not require much intense physical effort (e.g. shop assistant, hairdresser, security guard, childminder, etc.) d My work involves definite physical effort including handling of heavy objects and use of tools (e.g. plumber, electrician, carpenter, cleaner, hospital nurse, gardener, postal delivery workers etc.) e My work involves vigorous physical activity including handling of very heavy objects (e.g. scaffolder, construction worker, refuse collector, etc.) 2. During the last week, how many hours did you spend on each of the following activities? Please answer whether you are in employment or not Please mark one box only on each row None Some but less 1 hour but less 3 or more
than 1 hour than 3 hours a Physical exercise such as swimming, jogging, aerobics, football, tennis, gym workout etc. b Cycling, including cycling to work and during leisure time c Walking, including walking to work, shopping, for pleasure etc. d Housework/Childcare e Gardening/DIY 3. How would you describe your usual walking pace? Please mark one box only. Slow pace (i.e. less than 3 mph) Steady average pace Brisk pace Fast pace (i.e. over 4mph) Hit 'Return' to calculate PAI Appendix 4 Alcohol C Appendix 5: NHS Health Check leaflet – Dementia Appendix 6: Results card Appendix 7: Alcohol Pathway
Spring 16 - 17 MALE LEARNING SUPPORT CENTER (LSC) SCHEDULE Time Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 9:00 - 10:00 Ahmad MOHD. Azhar Academic Tutor MOHD. Azhar Academic Tutor Academic 10:00 - 11:00 MOHD. Azhar *WEAM Saed MOHD. Azhar SALMAN Shahid *WEAM Saed *ABDUL Moin BASHIR Yousuff 11:00 - 12:00 MOHD. Azhar WEAM Saed* Mohd. Amir MOHD. Azhar SALMAN Shahid WEAM Saed* ABDUL Moin Ahmad Amir BASHIR Yousuff 12:00 - 1:00 Academic Tutor * MOHD. Ahmad *HADI Ghattas *OMAR Academic Tutor ABDUL Moin* *MOHD. Ahmad *HADI Ghattas *OMAR *ABDULLA Abdul Aziz 1:00 - 2:00 Academic Tutor MOHD. Ahmad HADI Ghattas MOAZ AHMAD OMAR AMMAR Mohammed MOHD. Ahmad HADI Ghattas OMAR *GASM Elbary ABDULLA Abdul Aziz 2:00 - 3:00 MUSTAFA Ahmad MOHD. Ahmad HADI Ghattas* MUSTAFA Hani AMMAR Mohammed MOHD. Ahmad HADI Ghattas* GASM Elbary *ABDULLA Abdul Aziz 3:00 - 4:00 *Mohd. Fawaz MOHD. MAHMOUD Abu Obaid AHMAD Hani MOHD. Bilal GASM Elbary* 4:00 - 5:00 Mohd. Fawaz* *AHMAD Murad *FUAD Abood AHMAD Hani* MAHMOUD Abu Obaid *FUAD Abood *AHMAD Murad MOHD. Younus 5:00 - 6:00 Academic Tutor AHMAD Murad* FUAD Abood* Academic Tutor *FUAD Abood *AHMAD Murad MOHD. Younus
Sudan Shriners Fall Ceremonial Joseph I. Joyner Memorial Ceremonial November 16 – 17, 2018 Wilson, NC Thursday, November 15, 2018 5:00 pm Board of Directors Meeting – Wilson County Shrine Club – 3102 Forest Hills Rd., SW Friday, November 16, 2018 Golf Tournament – Wedgewood Country Club – Old Stantonburg Road Open for Lunch, Shopping, & Sightseeing - Temple Hospitality Room – Wilson County Shrine Club – 3102 Forest Hills Rd. 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Memorial Service, Patient Introductions / Check & Awards Presentations Bill Ellis Convention Center – 3007 Downing St SW 9:00 pm – 12:00 pm Dance – DJ Chris Raynor (Admission by 2018 Shrine or Blue Dues Card – Dressy Casual) Saturday, November 17, 2018 Registration of Candidates, Candidates Orientation – Fike High School – 500 Harrison Dr. N Stated Business Meeting – Fike High School – Auditorium Ladies Breakfast & Entertainment – Wilson Country Club – 4509 Country Club Dr. N (All Ladies and Candidate welcome) First Section – Shrine Degree by Ritualistic Cast – Fike High School – Auditorium 10:00 am Parade Formation – 300 block of Goldsboro St. SW 11:00 am Parade Off – Before Wilson Christmas Parade 12:00 pm Moslem Feast – Fike High School – Cafeteria 1:00 pm – 2:30 Second Section – Fike High School – Gymnasium - 5:00 pm Temple Hospitality Room - Wilson County Shrine Club 7:30 pm – 8:45 pm Introduction of New Nobles - Rose and Fez Presentations Bill Convention Center – 3007 Downing St SW - Potentate’s Dance – Music by “Main Event” Admission by 2018 Shrine Dues card Dress – Nobles Coat / Tie – Ladies - Dress or Pantsuit Fezzes Requested for all Activities Shuttle Service will be provided to and from area hotels to the “Brighten Their Dreams in 2018”
Sudan Shriners Fall Ceremonial Joseph I. Joyner Memorial Ceremonial November 16 – 17, 2018 Wilson, NC Thursday, November 15, 2018 5:00 pm Board of Directors Meeting – Wilson County Shrine Club – 3102 Forest Hills Rd., SW Friday, November 16, 2018 Golf Tournament – Wedgewood Country Club – Old Stantonburg Road Open for Lunch, Shopping, & Sightseeing - Temple Hospitality Room – Wilson County Shrine Club – 3102 Forest Hills Rd. 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Memorial Service, Patient Introductions / Check & Awards Presentations Bill Ellis Convention Center – 3007 Downing St SW 9:00 pm – 12:00 pm Dance – DJ Chris Raynor (Admission by 2018 Shrine or Blue Lodge Dues Card – Dressy Casual) Saturday, November 17, 2018 Registration of Candidates, Candidates Orientation – Fike High School – 500 Harrison Dr. N Stated Business Meeting – Fike High School – Auditorium 8:30 – 10:00 am Ladies Breakfast & Entertainment – Wilson Country Club – 4509 Country Club Dr. N (All Ladies and Candidate Wives welcome) First Section – Shrine Degree by Ritualistic Cast – Fike High School – Auditorium 10:00 am Parade Formation – Whitehead Ave. 11:00 am Parade Steps Off – Before Wilson Christmas Parade - Whitehead and Nash St. N 12:00 pm Moslem Feast – Fike High School – Cafeteria 1:00 pm – 2:30 Second Section – Fike High School – Gymnasium - 5:00 pm Temple Hospitality Room - Wilson County Shrine Club 7:30 pm – 8:45 pm Introduction of New Nobles - Rose and Fez Presentations Bill Ellis Convention Center – 3007 Downing St SW - Potentate’s Dance – Music by “Main Event” Admission by 2018 Shrine Dues card Dress – Nobles Coat / Tie – Ladies - Dress or Pantsuit Fezzes Requested for all Activities Shuttle Service will be provided to and from area hotels to the dance. “Brighten Their Dreams in 2018”
Week 7 Monday February 17 Project discussion Wednesday February 19 DCM Lecture 13: Control mechanisms in the Internet Week 8 Monday February 24 Tien Tran Lecture 13 Congestion control Wednesday February 26 Prachi Shivhare Lecture 14 Reliable systems from unreliable components. Week 10 Monday March 10 Jason Heintz Lecture 15: Faults, Failures, and Fault Tolerant Design Wednesday March 12 Christina Peterson Lecture 16: Information theory. Week 11 Monday March 17 DCM Lecture 18: Entropy Wednesday March 19 Christina Peterson Lecture 18: Atomicity. Multi-level memory management Week 12 Monday March 24 DCM Thread management Lecture 19: Wednesday 26 Jason Heintz Jason McKean Lecture 20: Critical sections Week 13 Monday March 31 Prachi Shivhare Lecture 21 Thread synchronization Wednesday April 2 DCM Lecture 22: Scheduling and primitives for processor sharing Week 14
Monday April 7 Jason McKean Lecture 23: Applications of atomicity Wednesday April 9 Tien Tran Lecture 24: Cell and journal storage. All-or-nothing atomicity and applications Week 15 Monday April 14 Christina’s group Project presentation Wednesday April 16 Jose’s group Project presentation Week 16 Monday April 21
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Broker The broker stores and forwards request/response messages between client and service instances. Appendix: Command-line Reference Command Operators Windows PowerShell Cmdlet Description job job new [job_terms] New-HpcJob Create a job. job add jobID [task_terms] Add-HpcTask Add tasks to a job. job submit /id:jobid Submit-HpcJob Submit a job created using the job new command. job submit Submit-HpcJob Submit a job. job cancel jobID Stop-HpcJob Cancel a job. job modify jobID [options] Set-HpcJob Modify a job. job requeue JobID Submit-HpcJob Requeue a job. job list Get-HpcJob List jobs in the cluster. job listtasks jobID Get-HpcTask JobID List the tasks of a job. job view JobID Get-HpcJob JobID View details of a job. task task view taskID Get-HpcTask View details of a task. task cancel taskID .Cancel() Cancel a task. task requeue taskID .Requeue() Requeue a task.
cluscfg cluscfg view View details of a cluster. cluscfg View or set configuration parameters. cluscfg List or set a cluster-wide environment. cluscfg Set or delete user credentials. node node list Get-HpcNode List the nodes in the cluster. node listcores List the in the cluster. node view nodename Get-HpcNode nodename View the properties of a node. jobtemplate jobtemplate add Add a job template jobtemplate delete Remove a job template jobtemplate Set job template permissions. jobtemplate list List job templates. jobtemplate view template View template details. clusrun clusrun [options] command Run a command across a set of compute
2016/17 SCHEDULE SUPREME SPIRIT JUNIOR L1 Monday 5th September - Friday 21st October 2016 Thursdays 6-7pm Tumbling Tonbridge Baptist Church Mondays 7.30-8.30pm Main squad training NDGA Thursday 3rd November - Thursday 22nd June 2017 Thursdays 7-9pm Main squad training (inclusive of tumbling) Weald of Kent Grammar School Key dates DATE TIME VENUE TYPE Friday 2nd Sep 7-9pm Tonbridge Baptist Church Parent/Athlete meeting Membership fee due 24-28th Oct Half term NO TRAINING Monday 31st Oct 7-9pm Weald of Kent New venue opening night! Thursday 17th Nov Uniform payment deadline! Saturday in Nov tbc tbc Allstar Nation Camp Thursday 1st Dec Competition fees deadline! 19thDec - 3rd Jan Christmas break NO TRAINING Training re-starts 7th Jan Sunday 12th Feb tbc tbc Additional comp training Thursday 16th Feb 6-8pm of Kent (Half term week) TRAINING AS USUAL! Saturday+Sunday 18th+19th Feb ALL DAY Copper Box Olympic Park London Legacy Cheer and Dance, regional competition Saturday March date tbc ALL DAY Hillview School Cheer For Life festival Thursday 30th March Competition fees deadline! 3rd-17th April Easter break 29thMay-2nd June (Thursday 1st June) 7-9pm Weald of Kent (Half term week) TRAINING AS USUAL! Saturday, June tbc tbc tbc Additional comp training Saturday+Sunday 1st+2nd July ALL DAY Genting Arena Birmingham Legacy Cheer and Dance, Nationals competition Athletes must be able to fully commit to the team. Please speak to the Head Coach as soon as possible if you have any conflicts with the above training dates. Failure to attend training sessions may result in an athlete being removed from the routine or, in the case of excessive absence, removal from the team.
Schedule 1 - Drones allowed with a permit NORTHERN AUSTRALIAN PARKS Adelaide River Foreshore Conservation Area Howard Springs Nature Park (see restrictions) Springs Nature Park (see restrictions) Knuckey Lagoons Conservation Reserve Blackmore River Conservation Reserve Litchfield National Park Butterfly Gorge Nature Park Manton Dam Recreation Area Channel Coastal Reserve Oolloo Crossing Conservation Area Daly River (Mt Nancar) Conservation Area Shoal Bay Coastal Reserve Douglas River / Daly River Esplanade Conservation Area Stray Creek Conservation Area Garig Gunak Barlu National Park (see restrictions) Stuart's Tree Historical Reserve Cobourg Marine Park Tree Point Conservation Area Howard Springs Hunting Reserve Umbrawarra Gorge Nature Park SAVANNAH / GULF REGION PARKS Bullwaddy Conservation Reserve Frew Ponds Overland Telegraph Line Memorial Caranbirini Conservation Reserve Keep River National Park Cutta Caves Nature Park Limmen National Park Elsey National Park (see restrictions) CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN PARKS Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve John Flynn Historical Reserve Anna's Reservoir Conservation Reserve John Grave Historical Reserve Arltunga Historical Reserve Mac Clark (Acacia peuce) Conservation Reserve Attack Creek Historical Reserve Owen Springs Reserve Barrow Creek Telegraph Station Historical Reserve Ruby Gap Nature Park Central Mount Stuart Historical Reserve Ryan Well Historical Reserve Connells Lagoon Conservation Reserve Tennant Creek Telegraph Station Historical Reserve Finke Gorge National Park (see restrictions) Tjoritja / West MacDonnell National Park (see restrictions below) Henbury Meteorites Conservation Reserve Watarrka National Park (see restrictions) Illamurta Springs Conservation Reserve Restrictions to drone flying in permitted parks PARK OR RESERVE RESTRICTION REASON FOR RESTRICTION Berry Springs Nature Park Permits will only be considered during low visitor season Visitor safety Howard Springs Nature Park Permits will only be considered during low visitor season Visitor safety Garig Gunak Barlu National Park Operators must consult with the Senior Ranger about where drones may be flown prior to making any flights Privacy and cultural considerations - residential areas and cultural sites are located within the park Elsey National Park Downstream from Mulurark only Contravenes CASA Regulations - within 5.5km of aerodrome - Mataranka Homestead airport Finke Gorge National Park No flying from Kalaranga Lookout Cultural considerations, visitor safety Tjoritja/West MacDonnell National Park No flying at Glen Helen Gorge No flying at 2-Mile CASA Regulations - within 5.5km of aerodrome – Glen Helen Lodge Helipad
Greg Friedman Spring 2018 Time\Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 12:00 Differential Equations Differential Equations Differential Equations 1:00 Office Department Meetings Office Hours 2:00 Office Hours Office 3:00 Colloquia (occasional) Colloquia (occasional) 3:30 Department Tea GaGA Seminar Faculty Senate 4:00 Concert Band (until 6) 5:00 Concert Band 6) Additional office hours whenever I’m in my office, which is almost every afternoon and evening until at least 8 PM, unless there’s a conflicting activity. g.friedman@tcu.edu 257-6343
Main Campus Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8-8:30 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey Kayte Kelsey 8:30-9 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey 9-9:30 Kelsey Grace Kayte Betsy Kelsey Nora Kayte Betsy Kelsey 9:30-10 Kelsey Betsy Tracy Kelsey Nora Kelsey 10-10:30 Kelsey Grace Betsy Tracy Kelsey Nora Betsy Kelsey Tracy 10:30-11 Kelsey Grace Betsy Hannah Kelsey Nora Betsy Kelsey Tracy 11-11:30 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Hannah Kelsey Hannah Betsy Nora Kelsey Tracy 11:30-12 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey Hannah Betsy Nora Kelsey 12-12:30 Jean Delores Betsy Kelsey Betsy Nora Jean Delores 12:30-1 Jean Delores Betsy Grace Betsy Nora Jean Delores 1-1:30 Kelsey Delores Betsy Kelsey Betsy Nora Kelsey Delores 1:30-2 Kelsey Betsy Kelsey Nora Kelsey 2-2:30 Kelsey Grace Betsy Kelsey Jean Grace Hannah Jean 2:30-3 Kelsey Grace Grace Betsy Kelsey Jean Grace Hannah Jean 3-3:30 Nora Grace Grace Betsy Jean Grace 3:30-4 Nora Grace Grace Jean Grace 4-4:30 Nora Nora Jean 4:30-5 Nora Nora Jean 5-5:30 Nora 5:30-6 Nora Ottawa Center Monday: Betsy 8-2:30
Main Campus Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8-8:30 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey 8:30-9 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey 9-9:30 Kelsey Grace Kayte Betsy Kelsey Nora Kayte Betsy Kelsey 9:30-10 Kelsey Grace Betsy Tracy Kelsey Nora Betsy Kelsey 10-10:30 Kelsey Grace Betsy Tracy Kelsey Nora Betsy Kelsey Tracy 10:30-11 Kelsey Grace Betsy Hannah Kelsey Nora Betsy Kelsey Tracy 11-11:30 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Hannah Kelsey Hannah Betsy Nora Kelsey Tracy 11:30-12 Kelsey Kayte Betsy Kelsey Hannah Betsy Nora Kelsey Tracy 12-12:30 Jean Delores Betsy Kelsey Betsy Nora Jean Delores 12:30-1 Jean Delores Betsy Grace Betsy Nora Jean Delores 1-1:30 Kelsey Delores Betsy Kelsey Betsy Nora Kelsey Delores 1:30-2 Kelsey Betsy Kelsey Nora Kelsey 2-2:30 Kelsey Grace Betsy Kelsey Jean Grace Hannah Jean 2:30-3 Kelsey Grace Grace Betsy Kelsey Jean Grace Hannah Jean 3-3:30 Nora Grace Grace Betsy Grace Jean Grace 3:30-4 Nora Grace Grace Grace Jean Grace 4-4:30 Nora Nora Jean 4:30-5 Nora Nora Jean 5-5:30 Nora 5:30-6 Nora Ottawa Center Monday: Betsy 8-2:30
Teacher Ms. Xiaodong Zhang Grade 2nd Room 106 Time MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 7:45-8:45 Second Step Native Language Native Language Native Language Native Language 8:45-9:45 Spanish Literacy- Guided Reading Literacy- Guided Reading Music Literacy- Guided Reading 9:45-10:45 Native Language Physical Education Art Literacy- Guided Reading Computer 10:45-11:10 Recess Recess Recess Recess Recess 11:10-11:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 11:30-11:45 Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom Washroom 11:45-12:45 Literacy- Guided Reading Literacy-Word Knowledge/ESL Literacy-Word Knowledge/ESL Literacy-Word Knowledge/ESL Literacy-Word Knowledge/ESL 12:45-1:45 Math/Native Language Math/Native Language Math/Native Language Math/Native Language Math/Native Language 1:45-2:45 Science Lab Math/Science Science Lab Math/Science Social Studies
Time Waubun Naytahwaush Roy Lake 8:00 BREAKFAST 9:00-10:00 Investments in water and Sanitation in First Nations Communities Wendy Ross Rainbow Corn Speaks! Its Story and Wonder – Nancy Kuhta Food and Health Sovereignty Innitiative Woodrow White 10:00-10:15 BREAK 10:15-11:45 Incorporating Sheep into your Permaculture Landscape Sue Wika, Tom Prieve Indigenous Seed Networking Discussion Part Two Rowen White Biocultural Framework for Indigenous Food Sustainability Dan Longboat 12:00 LUNCH 12:30-1:15 Keynote Feature Amos Hinton of the Ponca Tribe Oklahoma will discuss how they grew over 12,000 pounds of produce last year. 1:30-2:30 Tatanka Wakpala Project in the Lakota Nation Ahan Hehaka Sapa Medicines Program Sharon Day/Suzanne Nash Toxic Taters: Fighting Hazardous Pesticide Drift from Potato Fields Bob Shimek, Lex Horan 2:30-3:30 BREAK Seed Swapping happening in Seed Room. Vendors and Booths. 3:30-4:30 Breads of Native Cultures Abdullah Jaradat Discussion: Developing and Implementing Family Gardening Programs Michael Dahl Rabbits for Profit and Free-Range Chicken for a Healthier You Sharon Nordrum 4:45-5:30 Pick the Right Critter for the Job: Scale Appropriate Complimentary Enterprises Andy Hayner Discussion: Developing and Implementing Family Gardening Programs Michael Dahl How to Start Raising Your own Food and Market Specialty Crops and Jim Gawboy 7:00 BANQUET DINNER Indigenous Farming Conference Awards and Metis Traditional Jigging Conference Schedule Sunday March 16th
Waubun Naytahwaush Roy Lake 8:00 BREAKFAST 9:00-10:15 Land Use and Impacts on Water Quality and Wild Rice Production in White Earth – Hannah Smith High Impact Food Programs to Decolonize and Re-Invigorate Food Production Shirley Thompson TBA Lorraine Lampert 10:15-11:00 BREAK 11:00-11:45 GROUP DISCUSSION IN BEJOU 12:00 LUNCH Winona Laduke - Closing Remarks YOUTH SCHEDULE In room - Beaulieu Friday 14th 9:30 - 10:15 Nancy Kuhta – Rainbow Corn - Jewlery 9:30 - 10:15 Beading Jewelry with Wendy Roy 10:20 – 11:05 Kuhta – Rainbow Corn - Jewlery 10:20 – 11:05 Beading Jewelry with Wendy Roy 11:10 – 11:55 Musical Chairs with hand and dancing – Sharon M. Day 12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH in Bejou
Schedule Day 1a Day 1b Day 2a Day 2b Day 3a Day 3b Period 1 8:30-9:20 Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Music (Ms. Burns,135) French (Mr. Barg, M110) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Humanities (Ms. M108) Period 2 9:20-10:10 Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) P.E. (Gym) P.E. (Gym) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Nut. Break 10:10-10:20 Period 3 10:20-11:10 Music (Ms. Burns,135) French (Mr. Barg, M110) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Period 4 11:10-12:00 P.E. (Gym) P.E. (Gym) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Lunch 12:00-12:45 Flex 12:45-1:20 RTI (Flex time) (Mr. Kassem, M104) Period 5 1:20-2:10 Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Humanities (Ms. Clark, M108) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Math/Science (Mr. Kassem, M104) Music (Ms. Burns,135) French (Mr. Barg, M110)
of Contents Details 3 4 1. 4 2. 8 3. 9 4. SRAS 9 5. 10 6. 11 7. 13 8. 15 9. 15 10. 18 11. 19 12. 20 13. 21 14. 22 15. 22 16. 22 17. 23 18. 23 1 – SRAS 27 2 – SRAS 30 - 33 Signing page 34
2018 Schedule and Fees This form must be completed by parent or guardian and returned along with the health form and registration fee or enrollment deposit. Registration Fee $25.00 (non-refundable for all programs) Session 1: June 11 – June 22 Session 2: June 25 – July 6 (closed July 4) Session 3: July 9 – July 20 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. – regular program hours 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. –morning care included in regular tuition 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. – optional extended care ($156/each session) Fees Full Day – all ages: $375/all included Siblings - $200 per session (First child is standard tuition) Register for BOTH sessions and take 10% off!! Materials, supplies and robotics fees are included in the tuition *All campers must pre-register to receive the above rates. Partial weeks, make-up days, drop-ins, and refunds are not applicable.
IKE SCHEDULE FOR 4/23-4/28 MONDAY 4/23 Varsity @ Tosa West: Ashwin, Grant, Hayden, Michael K, Ben, Kevin, Peter K, Peter R, Dominick, & Nathan JV @ Tosa West: Ahmet, Will, Ethan D, Ronak, Andrew L, Adam P, Joe, Tanner, Matthew, Daniel, Jacob, Cole, John, Steven, Evan, Ethan V, Adam Y, Eric, Jeffrey, Andrew T, Tate, & Brandon THURSDAY 4/26 Varsity vs. Pius: Ashwin, Grant, Hayden, Michael K, Ben, Kevin, Peter K, Peter R, Dominick, & Nathan JV vs. Pius: Ronak, Andrew L, Adam P, Joe, Matthew, Daniel, Cole, John, Steven, Evan, Eric, Jeffrey, and Andrew T FRIDAY 4/27 Varsity in Green Bay: Ashwin, Hayden, Michael K, Will, Ben, Kevin, Peter K, Peter R, Dominick, Nathan, Brandon, & Eric JV @ Brook. Central: Ahmet, Ethan D, Ronak, Andrew L, Adam P, Joe, Tanner, Matthew, Daniel, Jacob, Cole, John, Steven, Evan, Ethan V, Adam Y, Jeffrey, Andrew T, & Tate (Grant??--for moral support) SATURDAY 4/28 Varsity in Green Bay: Ashwin, Hayden, Michael K, Will, Ben, Kevin, Peter K, Peter R, Dominick, Nathan, Brandon, & Eric JV @ Heyer Park: Ahmet, Adam P, Joe, Tanner, Jacob, Cole, Evan, Ethan V, Adam Y, Jeffrey, Andrew T, & Tate
6:30 p.m. – Dinner – Sponsored by Platinum Sponsors (Walker Bay Ballroom) Friday, July 27: 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. – Breakfast (502 Restaurant – show name 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. – General Session Session 6 – DC Update (Walker Bay Ballroom) Presented by: Mark Parkinson, President & CEO AHCA and Dana Halvorson, AHCA Senior Director of Not for Profit & Constituent Services. Content: Provide an overview of the future of the long term care sector and how operators can thrive with a particular emphasis on that AHCA/NCAL has to help. Recommended Audience: AL, BC, NF 10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. – Break 10:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. – General Session Session 7 – Data, Data, Data: Know what is Available on your Center & Use it to Maximize Your Efforts (Walker Bay Ballroom) Presented by: Holly Harmon, AHCA Content: The demand for and availability of data is growing. It is essential to understand how to use and maximize the data accessible to you. This session will focus on key AHCA/NCAL resources such as LTC Trend Tracker, LTC Stats, CASPER reporting including SNF VBP and SNF QRP, ahcancalED and more. This session will walk through how these resources can help you with quality improvement and advocacy efforts. Recommended Audience: AL, BC, NF
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