zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
How to determine the strength of integration? Table 2: A number rating is allocated according to the number of areas within a project design which consider environment, DRR and CC: Integration Code: 3 Integration Code: 2 Integration Code: 1 Integration Code: 0 Addresses environment, CCA, DRR, or shocks or stressors in 5 or more of the following sections: Addressed in Analysis Addressed in Design Objectives / Outcomes Addressed in Design Activities / Outputs Addressed in Design Monitoring & Evaluation Addressed in Risk Matrix Addressed in Environment Section Addresses environment, CCA, DRR, or other shocks or stressors in 4 or more of the following sections: Addressed in Analysis Addressed in Design Objectives / Outcomes Addressed in Design Activities / Outputs Addressed in Design Monitoring & Evaluation Addressed in Risk Matrix Addressed in Environment Section Addresses environment, CCA, DRR, or other shocks or stressors in 3 or more of the following sections: Addressed in Analysis Addressed in Design Objectives / Outcomes Addressed in Design Activities / Outputs Addressed in Design Monitoring & Evaluation Addressed in Risk Matrix Addressed in Environment Section Addresses environment, CCA, DRR, or other shocks or stressors in less than 3 or more of the following sections: Addressed in Analysis Addressed in Design Objectives / Outcomes Addressed in Design Activities / Outputs Addressed in Design Monitoring & Evaluation Addressed in Risk Matrix Addressed in Environment Section Table 3: Blank table to be completed in application of the marker process: Review results and final Integration Code CCA and/or DRR and/or other shocks and stresses Addressed in Analysis Addressed in Design Objectives / Outcomes Addressed in Design Activities / Outputs Addressed in Design Monitoring & Evaluation Addressed in Risk Matrix Addressed in Environment Section x Comment / relevant section: x Comment / relevant section: x Comment / relevant section: x Comment / relevant section: x Comment / relevant section: x Comment / relevant section: Overall Code: Overall comment: Recommendations:
Building Trust Self-Assessment Exercise For each item, circle one rating the “Behavior Frequency” column indicating your view of how often you exhibit that behavior. Your responses to this questionnaire are for your own use. You will not be asked to share your scores after you have answered. You will be asked to use your score and your responses to help you develop a personal learning plan. BEHAVIOR FREQUENCY Behaviors Your Score: Add all the circled behavior frequencies. Write the number in the box. Written Comments: 70 – 61 Excellent 40 –21 Opportunities for Growth 60 – 41 Stronger Score 20 –1 Important to Change Behavior What do you think are your strengths in building trust as a collaborative leader? What do you think are your most important areas for improvement in building trust? Copyright Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Used with permission from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Princeton, New Jersey.
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If involving a new premises or an existing premises with an increase in gross floor area where: with a gross floor area less than 250m2; fronting Jenner Street, Collins Street or Bradbury Street Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan code Centre or mixed use code Prescribed secondary code 5.9.64.B—Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan: reconfiguring a lot Development Categories of development and assessment Assessment benchmarks ROL, if assessable development No change Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan code Table 5.9.64.C—Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan: building work Development Categories of development and assessment Assessment benchmarks Building work, if assessable development No change Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan code Table 5.9.64.D—Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan: operational work Development Categories of development and assessment Assessment benchmarks Operational work, if assessable development No change Toombul—Nundah neighbourhood plan code
RESEARCH RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS Barrett, Anne E. and Erica L. Toothman. 2017. "Multiple “Old Ages”: The Influence of Social Context on Women’s Aging Anxiety," Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences Forthcoming. Barrett, Anne E. and Erica L. Toothman. 2016. “Explaining Age Differences in Women’s Emotional Well-being: The Role of Subjective Experiences of Aging,” Journal of Women & Aging 28.4:285-296. Barrett, Anne E. and Erica L. Toothman. 2014. “Baby Boomers’ Subjective Life Course and its Physical Health Effects: How Distinctive is the “Forever Young” Cohort?” International Journal of Health and Aging 79.2:109-129. Toothman, L. and Anne E. Barrett. 2011. “Mapping Midlife: An Examination of the Social Factors Shaping Conceptions of the Timing of Middle Age.” Advances in Life Course Research 16:99-111. BOOK REVIEWS Toothman, Erica L. 2013. Review of Blurring the Boundaries: The Declining Significance of Age, by Jack Levin. Social Forces. doi: 10.1093/sf/sot115. ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Reviewer: Botox Nation by Dana Berkowitz. Annual Meeting of the Society of the Study of Social Problems. Montreal, Quebec. Toothman, Erica L. 2017. “More than Wearing Black: Women and Fatness in the Paid Labor Market.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Montreal, Quebec. Toothman, Erica L. 2017. “Wearing fatness at work: Women's embodied experiences in the workplace.” Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society. Greenville, SC. Toothman, Erica L. and Sunshine Rote. 2014. “Only Fools Rush In? The Timing of Family Transitions and Successful Aging.” Annual Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society. Charlotte, NC. Barrett, Anne E. and Toothman, Erica. 2013. “What Factors Reduce Women’s Aging Anxiety?” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. New York, NY. Barrett, Anne E. and Toothman, Erica. 2012. “Unpacking Age: The Emotional Consequences of Women’s Midlife Conceptions of Age and Aging.” Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association. Denver, CO.
Name ___________________________ Date ________ Toothpickase Lab – An Introduction to Enzymes 40 points Introduction Biologists are very interested in enzymes – organic catalysts that control virtually all of the reactions that in living organisms. Enzymes are used in all metabolic reactions to control the rate of reactions and decrease the amount of activation energy necessary for the reaction to take place. Enzymes are specific for each reaction and are reusable. Enzymes have an area called the active site to which a specific substrate will bond temporarily while the reaction is taking place. The maximum rate at which an enzyme can catalyze a reaction (in this case the breakdown of a substrate) is known as Vmax. In this activity, you will simulate the reaction of an enzyme with its substrate. You will also determine Vmax. Materials: (per team of three people) toothpicks Computer with Graphical Analysis or EXCEL stopwatch calculator Procedure: In this activity, the toothpicks represent a substrate and your thumbs and fingers represent the enzyme, toothpickase. When you break a toothpick, the place where the toothpick fits between the fingers of both your hand represents the active site of the enzyme. Place the toothpick between the thumb and the first finger of each hand. You must use both hands to break the toothpicks. You can only break one toothpick at a time. PART A: RATE OF ENZYME ACTIVITY 1. Select 100 toothpicks and them in a shallow bowl. 2. In your group of three, one person will act as the enzyme toothpickase, the second will be the timer, and the third person will be the recorder. 3. The enzyme is to break the toothpicks without looking. You may close your eyes or a blindfold will be provided. All of the product (broken toothpicks) must remain in the bowl. 4. The experiment is conducted in 20-second intervals. The timer calls out “Start” and then marks each 20-second interval. The recorder tallies the cumulative number of
mathematical techniques such as differentiation, integration, set theory, matrices and linear programming in economic theory. 1. It is possible to deal with any number of economic variables: Variable is a mathematical term which means it is that which changes from time to time and point to point. Economic variable is one in which all those economic activity which undergoes change from time to time. All activities concerned with economics are economic variable, which changes from time to time. For example: demand, price, utility, production, supply, cost, income, consumption, savings and profit. Economic analysis can be classified into two types: 1. Verbal economic analysis 2. Quantitative techniques 1. Verbal economic analysis is based on simple observation. In verbal economic analysis only two variables considered to formulate the theory but other factors which may affect the function may not be considered. If we can observe the economic variable at a time is called micro economic analysis. This tries to study the relationship between one or two variables.
Development of a site 1,000m2 or greater in all other Medium density residential zones 27m 8 If in the High density residential zone Development of a site less than 1,000m2 Not specified 3 Development of a site or greater but less than 1,200m2 20m 5 Development of a site 1,000m2 or greater where on Ridley Street or Milton Road 27m 8 Development of a site 1,200m2 or greater but less than 1,500m2 27m 8 Development of a site or greater in all other High density residential zones 36m 10 Development of a site 1,500m2 or greater where on Coronation Drive, Benson Street or Glen Road 36m 15 Note—Minimum site frontage is not a trigger for category of development or category of assessment. Table 7.2.20.3.3.C—Minimum building setbacks(1) Development Minimum setback(2) Minimum side setback Minimum rear setback If in a zone in the Centre zones category Any development in the zone Up to 8 storeys 0m 3m for non-residential 3m for residential (5m if windows of habitable rooms are orientated towards the boundary) 8m for 10m for residential Podium 0m 0m (5m if the windows of habitable are orientated towards the boundary) 3m for 8m for residential Tower 5m 5m (8m if the windows of habitable are orientated towards the boundary) 10m where adjoining a Low–medium density residential zone 10m If in a zone in the residential category Any development in the zone Up to 8 storeys 3m 3m (5m if the windows of habitable rooms are orientated towards the boundary) 10m Podium 0m for 3m for residential 3m (5m if the windows of habitable rooms are orientated towards the boundary) 8m Tower 5m 5m (8m if the windows of habitable rooms are orientated towards the boundary) 10m
TOOWOOMBA MOTOCROSS CLUB CALENDAR 2018 Website: Facebook: Toowoomba Motocross Club Sunday 11th February – Club Day 1 Sunday 25th February – Come & Try Saturday 10th &Sunday 11th March – Mountain Man Motocross Sunday 8th April – Club Day 2 Sunday 27th May – Club Day 3 Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th May – Sunshine State Round 5 Sunday 17th June – Club Day 4 Sunday 1st July – Come & Try Sunday 15th July – Club Day 5 Sunday 19th August – Club Day 6 Sunday 23rd September – Club Day 7 Sunday 7th October – Club Day 8 Sunday 4th November – Club Day 9 Scheduled Practice Weekends Saturday 24th February Sunday 25th Sunday 22nd April Saturday 30th June Sunday 29th July Sunday 9th September Saturday 20th October Mid-week Practice Juniors- Tuesday afternoon from 3.30pm-5.30pm. Seniors- Thursday afternoon from 2pm-4pm All practice days will be confirmed via Facebook Extra practices will be advertised on Facebook General Meetings are held on the 1st Monday of each month from 6pm.
SardarVallabhbhai Patel Institute of Technology-SVIT-Vasad. Civil Engg. – 5th Sem. (2016) Performance in Design Engg. -2A Top-03 Rank Name of the Student Enrolment no. 1 Mayur J. Parmar 140410106024 Ankit H. Patel 140410106039 1 Gaurang C. Patel 150413106009 Nirmal K. Parmar 150413106008 2 Shantanu J. Shah 150413106012 Ronak L. Agrawal 150413106001 Nirali P. Bhatt 150413106003 Joshi Keyur J. 150413106004 Parmar Kaushik D. 150413106007 3 Akshaykumar S. Baria 140410106004 Nishchay P. Bhatia 140410106005 Ghanshyambhai G.Chauhan 140410106008 Krunal R. Gabani 140410106013 Mukund J. Hansora 140410106016 Prepared by: HOD signature: Prof. F. M. Patel
Top 10 Easter Worship Comments off · Posted by Sharefaith Team in Easter worship are some of most familiar and loved songs in the church. Christ’s death and resurrection is something worth singing about. Here is a survey of the top 10 worship songs for Easter. We’ve paired each Easter song with a matching media set from Sharefaith. It’s a one-stop resource for your Easter worship service planning. 1. Glorious Day (Living He Loved Me) – Casting Crowns This song has become a classic Easter worship song for many churches. The lyrics, adapted from an hymn, recount the resurrection story. The song ends with the triumphant stanza, “One day the grave could conceal Him no longer!” We suggest using this worship video loop: . 2. Christ Is Risen – Matt Maher Easter is victory, and few songs celebrate that victory as powerfully as “Christ Is Risen.” The refrain celebrates Christ’s defeat of death and hell, calling upon the church to stand with courage: ”Our God is not dead, He’s Alive! He’s Alive!” We suggest using this worship video loop: 3. I Serve a Risen Savior – Ackley This older song is a personal testimony to the life and resurrection of Jesus. Each refrain repeats the precious truth, “He lives within my heart.” Use this motion worship loop: 4. I Know that My Redeemer Lives – Nicole Mullen “I know!” It’s a statement of confidence rooted in the reality of changed and inspired truth. This motivating song, sung by millions on Easter Sunday, is an earth-shaking declaration of God’s power and Christ’s triumph over death! This video matches well with the song: 5. Christ the Lord Has Risen Today – Wesley Some of the best Easter songs are also the oldest. Their endurance is a testament to the Christ-exalting lyrics and message. This song from Charles Wesley lives on, because its profound truth is so accessible and relevant today. “Hail the Resurrection, thou, Alleluia!” Use this motion worship loop with Christ the Lord Has Risen Today Song: 6. See What a Morning – Stuart Townend
Gradual wear and tear to joints, ligaments, muscles and discs caused by repeated or continuous use of the same body parts, including static body positions. Sudden damage caused by strenuous activity, or unexpected movements such as when being handled move or change position suddenly. Injuries can also occur due to a combination of these mechanisms. YOUR ROLE IN PREVENTING MANUAL HANDLING INJURIES All workers have a general duty to take reasonable care of their own health and safety, and that of others who may be affected by their work, and to cooperate with the controls that have been established to manage manual handling. possible, please notify us immediately of any hazardous manual handling tasks that you become aware of. This can be done by: Face-to-face discussion or telephone call; or Report a Hazard in Safety Champion; or Email or the Health and Safety Hazard or Suggestion Reporting Form. Actions Required – These are to be uploaded to Safety Champion “Action Module” Close Date Action Ref No. Attendance Name Signature Name Signature * Upload a copy of the completed Toolbox/Team Meeting Record when signing-off the task on either: (i) the Home Module (Dashboard); and/or, (ii) uploading to a worker’s file via the Our People Module.
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List of the top 5 officials in your chapter ***PLEASE PUT IN RANKING AS THIS LIST WILL BE USED TO SELECT ALL-STAR CREWS FOR THE STATE FINALS Please list individuals in rank {Name, email address, cell phone number} Years Experience State Tourn. List Years *Please do not include someone on this list that is not available for State
Press (*) to cancel The Call Handling Mode that is now activated is announced To record a greeting for a specific Call Handling Mode using your ShoreTel IP phone: Press the “Voice Mail” button on your phone Enter your password followed by (#) Press (7) to change mailbox options Confirm your phone is set to the Call Handling Mode you wish to record the greeting for Press (1) to record a personal greeting (for the specific Call Handling Mode that is currently activated). When finished recording, press (#) and select from the following options: Press (#) to accept greeting Press (1) to review greeting Press (2) to re-record greeting Press (3) to delete greeting Press (*)to cancel greeting Transfer a Call To transfer an active call using your ShoreTel IP Multi-Line phone: Press the “Transfer” button on your phone Dial the extension you want to transfer the call to Press the “Transfer” button on your phone again To transfer an active call using your ShoreTel IP Single Line phone: Press the “Transfer” button on your phone Dial the extension you want to transfer the call to Place a Conference Call To place a conference call using your ShoreTel IP Multi-Line phone: on an active call, press the “Conference” button on your phone Dial the extension or phone number you want to add to the call After the person answers, press the “Consult” button to consult with person first -OR- press the “Conference” button to connect all parties To place a conference call using your ShoreTel IP Single Line phone: While on an active call, press the “Conference” button on your phone Dial the extension or phone number you want to add to the call After the person answers, press the “Conference” button again to connect all parties Use ‘Redial’ to Dial the Last Number Called or Checked Missed Calls To check for missed calls and/or redial a number from your ShoreTel IP Multi-Line phone: Press the “Redial” button on your phone Use the scroll button to the left of the display to go up or down the list of call detail records; a cursor appears next to the designated call with time and date located below Press the “Dial” button to place a call To redial a number from your ShoreTel IP Single Line phone: Press the “Redial” button on your phone to call the last number dialed Checking missed calls is not available on the Single Line phone Revised: 12/30/2011
7. Storage Dropbox () – save and share files between different computers, tablets and mobile devices. Good for backing up. 8. Dictionaries Howjsay () – type a word and hear it spoken in British English. Visuwords () – type a word and see a mind map of related words and definitions. 9. Memory Quizlet () – make online flashcards for learning and revision or share other people’s. Brainsmart () –BBC site with and strategies for boosting memory. 10. Touch typing Typing Web () – online tutorials to help you type faster. 11. Visual difficulties FX software ( ) - PC only – downloadable reading rulers. Tofu ( ) – Mac only – lets you change background colour, columns etc. Don’t forget – inexpensive coloured reading rulers are available from the campus shop… 12. General study skills Study Skills for Students with Dyslexia () - interactive resources from Sheffield University on Reading and Writing skills, Organising yourself and Using and acknowledging sources.
* Video and written instructions for entering references into Word’s “References” feature. * Important tool for introducing students to proper paragraph writing and logical “flow.” * Essential information on APA citation format. Specific examples of in-text citations and references for Counseling 506 are given. Dr. Allen Meyer has prepared a comprehensive bibliography for Coun. 506 * A tutorial on antecedent-pronoun agreement rules. * A list of common writing errors that students make, together with explanations and links to related resources. * Many students incorrectly believe that they can put a citation at the end of paragraph to "cover" everything contained in the paragraph. * Rules for using commas properly. * This form is used to confirm that students have watched and read information on plagiarism and cheating. * The APA standards for quotation marks and ending punctuation. Test Questions (Return) Quiz 1 (under construction) Test Questions with location in Presentation Transcripts
Our SLA covers every user and every component of our suite. Google does not start recognize service downtime until at least 5% of its user base is impacted.. Google offers only service credits at the end of your contract. Figure 8: Office365 Service Health Dashboard gives transparency to health of service. Surprises are for birthdays, not businesses. Microsoft updates Office 365 on a regular schedule and provides customers with 12 months’ notice of significant changes to Office 365. Microsoft also contractually commits to maintaining core Office 365 features for the term of the customer’s subscription. to help businesses set technical strategy, Microsoft helps you understand the company’s vision and innovations. Flexible, predictable, pay-as-you-go pricing options include everything that is listed, so you can rest-assured that Microsoft will support all of the features you purchased, helping you plan budgets more effectively and avoid unexpected expenditures. 365 Microsoft has more than 20 years of experience and takes a business-centric approach to the cloud, ensuring that you can plan appropriately. Get what you signed up for, with no hidden costs or gotchas. Office 365 offers you the flexibility to change services to meet your needs more easily with predictable pricing plans. Avoid surprises with advance notice of major updates and visibility into the Office 365 technology roadmap. APPS FOR WORK Google’s approach to innovation is to release beta features with little or no advance warning. Google provides one week of advance notice for new features to customers on the Scheduled Release track New features may have potentially disastrous results (remember Google Buzz?). You have no ability to postpone the deployment of new features from Google. Figure 9: Office 365 public roadmap provides customers visibility into feature updates in advance.
Shodor Mentor Center Internship Program www.shodor.org/mentorcenter/about/ Contact: Kristen Ross/programs@shodor.org This internship program aims to bring the technologies, techniques, and tools of computational science and related information technology (IT) topics to local high school and college students. As interns, students will contribute their skills toward developing educational materials that will then be launched on Shodor's website and used by educators and students across the country, as tools to improve math and science education. In addition, interns often work off-site with local organizations to utilize the tools they have helped to develop. Interns will be tasked with developing computational science curriculum, editing current curriculum and website content, teaching offsite and summer workshops, and a variety of other related tasks. Shodor Succeed Apprenticeship Contact: Kristen Ross/programs@shodor.org The SUCCEED Apprenticeship Program is a two-year program that builds on a series of highly successful initiatives to bring the technologies, techniques, and tools of computational science and related information technology (IT) topics to local middle and high-school students. This project is targeted towards developing and evaluating activities and support mechanisms to move students from an excitement for computational science and IT (developed during initial SUCCEED program activities) to becoming an expert in one or more areas of computational science and associated IT components. Shodor Succeed Student Workshops Contact: Workshop Coordinator/(919) 530-1911 SUCCEED workshops introduce middle and high school students to a wide variety of computer-enhanced scientific topics. Topics will range from explorations in engineering, math, forensics, web design and introduction to iPhone development. STEM Career Websites for Students Contact: N/A The mission of this website is meet the challenges of science education and the need to encourage young people into science careers to meet the demands of global competition and skills needed for 21st century careers. Students will be able to do interactive activities and games as well as search out cool science careers.
that case, you would use the Equity account “Owner’s Draw” (or similar) instead of the bank account (Checking) for the deposit. Here’s what the register looks like: Tip# 21 – Use Online Banking Set up online banking and download transactions into QuickBooks. You can save a lot of time if you have many atm or electronic transactions that need to be entered manually as well as with deposits if you don’t track them by customer or use credit card clearing. Another benefit is knowing that your balance is accurate and keeping close track of “uncleared” transactions. Online banking CAN be tricky, and the set up varies somewhat from bank to bank, but it’s definitely worth figuring it out. To get started from the Banking Menu, select Online Banking - Set up account for online services You’ll then be prompted through the wizard which will help you select the account you want to set up, and associate the account with your bank’s online services. Once your accounts are set up, you can send and receive transactions straight from the Online Banking Center (most banks) Once the transactions are imported, QuickBooks will: Automatically match those that are already in your register Post transactions based on re-naming rules for transactions that have been posted to a certain name previously (example: Chevron atm, matched to Chevron vendor previously, will automatically post to Chevron) Display Unmatched transactions for you to post through this window if you wish
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Safe Work Method Statement Form 007.2 Safe Work Method Statement (Part 1) Job: TOP DRESSSING OF TRACK Document Reference Department: TRACKS MAINTENANCE Section: MAINTENANCE / GROUNDS Work Area: COURSE PROPER No: Revision Date: Manager’s Approval: Manager’s Name: Key Safety Plant / Equipment / (including P.P.E.) Safety Checks / Hazardous Substances Truck / fuel /trailer Sieve / shovels PPE: Masks , boots, gloves , sunscreen , hat Appropriate Warning signs Fuel / truck / topdressing mix Codes of Practice Legislation: Applicable to Work? Y/N If Yes, state: External Considerations Person/s required to carry out work Duties & Responsibilities Qualifications/ Experience / Training required to do work Track curator or contractor Arrange and check all materials and equipment Check any workers are suitably attired. Ensure signs are displayed Trained in WHS procedures Appropriate licenses Complete Contractor Induction Appropriate insurance for contractor SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT (PART 2) Document Reference:
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN Traffic Management Plan Reference . Organisation Contractor Principal (Client) Contractor Office No. Contractor Ref No. RCA Location Road Name(s) Road (LV / L1) Posted Speed Limit From RP To RP Description of Activity Work Programme Consider significant stages, eg Road closures Detours No activity periods Date and time: Alternative Dates: Road aspects affected (delete either Yes or No to show which aspects are affected) Pedestrians affected? Cyclists affected? Yes No Yes No Property access affected? Restricted parking affected? Yes No Yes No Traffic lanes affected? Delays or queuing likely? Yes No Yes No Proposed/ Restricted Work
Position Roll No. Name of Candidate/ Father’s Name & Inst./Home Address/Cell # Marks Obtained Snap Position Roll No. Name of Candidate/ Father’s Name & Inst./Home Address/Cell # Marks Obtained Snap I 781844 OWAIS ASGHAR S/O MUHAMMAD ASGHAR VEHARI 23 N Block Burewala Distt. Vehari Cell # 03448634823 938 I 761991 HINA MUKHTIYAR D/O MUKHTIYAR AHMED KIPS College For Girls 4-Shamsabad Colony, Multan Cell # 03054440511 1012 II 780944 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH S/O ABDUL JABBAR Govt. College, Burewala CHAK NO 431/EB Cell # 03214293226 926 II 762007 MANAHIL AIZDEE D/O MUHAMMAD MUSHAHID AIZDEE Punjab College for Women (Campus II) 13-B Gulgasht Colony, Bosan Road Multan H NO 2051/63-64 SADIQUE ABAD PURA PAK GATE MULTAN. Cell # 03007320052 995 III 785844 MUHAMMAD MUJTABA KHALIQ BHATTI S/O ABDUL KHALIQ Govt. Post Graduate College, Vehari Cell # 03007733587 916 III 762135 HAJIRA D/O MUHAMMAD SABIR MUGHAL KIPS College For Girls 4-Shamsabad Colony, Multan. Cell # 03054440511 982 795692 SHEEZA REHMEEN D/O MUHAMMAD ASLAM Govt. H.S.S. Moon Light, Multan House # 64, Street No 4, Block T New Multan Cell # 03006344075 TOP POSITIONS GENERAL SCIENCE GROUP AMONG BOYS AMONG GIRLS
Your Debts Company & Reference/ account number Amount? Documents seen by Officer Rent or Mortgage (see above) £ Council Tax (see above) £ Utility Bills Anglian Water (ref: onhership18), Ecotricty (ref: tiedtothemast18) £5 Bank Loans Cooperative Bank (ref: 2707 7915) £5 Credit Cards/ Store Cards Cooperative Bank (ref: 0709 8115) £7.50 Other (Specify) ……………………. N/a £ Please provide proof of monies owing. Demands/ Court Orders Order details/instalments ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ Your Capital & Savings Company & Reference/ account number Amount? Documents seen by Officer Savings Accounts Cooperative Bank (ref: 1311 8415) £30,000 Stocks/ Shares Number held: N/a £ Other (Specify) N/a £ Do you own property? YES / NO If Yes, please provide details of all the properties you own Your Property Address & Post Code Mortgage Balance Documents seen by Officer UK £ £ UK £ £ Overseas £ £
15-16 £50 Single room Shared room En-suite Patio Doors 17 £80 Single room Shared room View to the garden 18-19 £30 Single room Shared room En-suite View to the garden 20-24 £30 Single room Shared room 25-29 £80 Single room Shared room En-suite Room/s Top-up charged Room type Other features/ explanatory narrative 1, 5, 6 No top-up Single room Shared room En-suite 3, 4, 7, 10 (£10pw if used as a single room) Single room Shared room En-suite If these shared rooms are used as a single room to provide extra space, they attract a top-up 2, 8, 9 £20pw Single room Shared room En-suite Window overlooking the garden Please detail the offer of individual rooms: Room/s Top-up charged Room type Other features/ explanatory narrative 30-35 £30 Single room Shared room En-suite 36 £30 Single room Shared room En-suite View to the garden 37-38 £80 Single room Shared room En-suite 39-40 £30 Single room Shared room En-suite 41 £80 Single room Shared room En-suite 42-43 £30 Single room Shared room En-suite 44-49 £30 Single room Shared room
Prepare a résumé and cover letter. Consult the online job search and matching system , classified ads, and other nationwide job search websites. Organize your job search and resources Record the places you’ve applied to, people you’ve talked with, and the responses you have received. Rejection is part of the process Stay positive! Your efforts will pay off as you get closer to landing the right job for you. Job Interviewing a copy of your résumé Gather information about the company Bring transcripts and references Bring a pen and some paper Dress for success: Conventional two-piece business suit (solid dark blue or gray is best) Conventional long sleeve shirt/blouse (white or pastel is best) Clean, polished, conventional shoes Well-groomed hairstyle trimmed fingernails Minimal cologne or perfume Empty pockets – no large objects or loose coins Light briefcase or portfolio case No gum, candy or cigarettes Arrive 10 minutes early Get a good night’s sleep before an interview Eat a small snack before an interview to maintain your energy Make sure you brush your teeth and freshen your breath afterward.
Still under debate among archivists. For now, print out important emails and file with other paper correspondence. Resource Link Hard drives Have at least TWO backup copies. Whenever possible, migrate files from old computers to new hard drives. copies separately and minimize exposure to dust. Magazine articles and magazines Fold as little as possible. Do not tape, clip, staple, or rubber band together. Do not bother to remove clips/tapes/staples which are already present. Resource Link Newspaper clippings Make copies of the original clipping. Make sure your copy includes information on the newspaper & date. If originals are kept, they need to be stored separately from other paper. Resource Link Newspapers It is extremely unlikely that you actually need to keep an entire See the information on clippings. If you absolutely must keep complete papers, store flat (horizontal) in a box, map drawer, or portfolio. Fold as little as possible. Do not store newspapers with other types of paper (i.e. posters): they're bulky (so the other paper will warp) and they're very acidic (so the other paper will decay faster). Resource Link Paper 8.5x11 or 8.5x14 or smaller, including programs, brochures Avoid adhesives. Fold as little as possible. Do not tape, clip, staple, or rubber band together. Do not bother to remove clips/tapes/staples which are already present. Do not bother to unfold programs. Resource Link (large format: e. g.,posters, light plots) Store flat (horizontal) in a map drawer or portfolio. If rolled, do not try to flatten. Separate papers by putting them in acid free folders or by interleaving with acid free tissue. Resource Link Can store upright in folders or flat in boxes. Keep away from light and in a cool room, if possible. Use sleeves to protect Never use adhesives to mount photos. Do not use magnetic albums. If you need to mark a photo, use pencil on the back. Resource Link Videotapes Store videotapes on end (like books on a library shelf). Rewind tapes after recording or playback. Minimize exposure to dust. Do not stack.
Topakustik Panels – All in blue are to be modified per your individual project Specification for 09 84 13/09 84 33/09 84 36/09 51 26/09 54 26 PART 1 – GENERAL Description of Scope Acoustic wood panels, with groove on face and perforation on rear, with either wood veneer, melamine, or paint finish Mounting system as described Trim and accessories Related Work by Ceiling structure, including any substrates or supporting structure Electrical fixtures, Lighting fixtures, and mechanical fixtures Fiberglass or mineral wool behind acoustic wood Custom trim or hardware not provided by Topakustik Related Sections Section 06 40 00 – Architectural Woodwork Section 09 20 00 – Plaster and Gypsum Board Section 09 51 00 – Acoustical Ceilings Section 09 53 00 – Acoustical Ceiling Suspension Assemblies Section 09 82 00 – Acoustical Treatment Division 15 Sections – Mechanical Division 16 Sections – Electrical Division 17 Sections – AV Division 21 Sections – Fire Alternates Prior Approval: Unless otherwise provided for in the Contract documents, proposed product substitutions may be submitted no later than TEN (10) working days prior to the date established for receipt of bids. Acceptability of a proposed substitution is contingent upon the Architect's review of the proposal for acceptability and approved products will be set forth by the Addenda. If included in a Bid are substitute products that have not been approved by Addenda, the specified products shall be provided without additional compensation. Submittals that do not provide adequate data for the product evaluation will not be considered. The proposed substitution must meet all requirements of this section, including but not necessarily limited to, the following: Single source materials suppliers (if specified in Section 1.5); Underwriters' Laboratories Classified Acoustical performance; Panel design, size, composition, color, and finish; Suspension system component profiles and sizes; Compliance with the referenced standards. References ASTM A 641: Standard Specification for Zinc Coated (Galvanized) Carbon Steel Wire; 1992.
CHAPTER 15 Second law of thermodynamics Net energy yield What is the purpose of subsidies? Fracking Proven oil reserves? What country has the most light oil reserves? What % of the oil the U.S. consumed in 2012 was imported? Oil shale? Where are most of the reserves? Peak production oil/petroleum Options to oil when it becomes scarce Tar sands What country has most of the tar sands? Methane hydrate Natural gas? What is it composed of? What country has the most proven reserves of natural gas? What country has the largest proven reserves of coal? How much of the electricity produced in the U.S. comes from burning coal? How many people are killed each year due to air pollution in China and the U.S.? Turning coal to a liquid and a gas Nuclear power Decommissioning a nuclear power plant CHAPTER 16 Best way to reduce energy waste? Figure 16-2 Hidden costs of gasoline Fee-bate Biggest weakness of electric cars Can electric cars prevent climate change? What renewable energy resource produces the most electricity in the world? Micro-hydropower generators Advantage of wind farms off the Atlantic and Gulf coasts? Wind power potential in the U.S.? Where do they plan on putting wind farms in the future? Bagasse? Cellulosic ethanol most energy efficient country? Geothermal energy? of? Energy potential in hot dry rock Geothermal heat pumps? What are they used for? Largest producer of geothermal electricity? Best way to make the transition to renewable resources? Fuel cell What is the net energy for hydrogen? Fig 16-34 How much electricity could wind farms in North Dakota, Kansas, and Texas produce? 3 general conclusions regarding energy future Government strategies used to help stimulate or reduce the use of a particular energy source?
Sponsorship Amount Benefit # of Sponsorships/ Teams for each event Sponsor $15,000 Top billing as Title Sponsor on all printed materials, press releases, tournament signage Lockheed Martin Presenting Sponsor $7,500 Listed as Presenting sponsor on all printed materials, press releases, tournament signage 2 sponsors 1 team each Food Sponsor $5,000 Display of Logo as Lunch sponsor at registration, lunch, and awards. 1 sponsor 1 team Marketing Sponsor $3,500 Display of Logo at event plus recognition at Awards ceremony. RJM Contractors Golf Ball Sponsor $3,500 Company logo golf balls. Paragon Sports Constructors Drink Sponsor $3,500 Display of Logo as Award sponsor at registration, lunch, and awards. 1 Sponsor 1 Team Printing Sponsor $3,000 Display of Logo and recognition at Awards ceremony. 1 Sponsor 1 Team Corporate Bay/Hole Sponsor $1,000 Company logo or name on bay. 10 Bays 1 team each Bay/Hole Sponsor $500 Recognition on social media and in Annual Report. It DOES NOT include the team of players. Unlimited No team Friend of the Foundation $250 Recognition on social media and in Annual Report. It DOES NOT include the team of players. Unlimited No team Sponsorship & Registration Form Company Name Address Phone number Contact Name Sponsorship Level - $ Sponsor Lockheed Martin Presenting Sponsor (2) $7,500 Food Sponsor $5,000
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the target land use/land cover data zones by means of areal interpolation. The grid cell size can be determined by the user and is dependent on the scale you and the input data available. There is no limit to how small the grid cell size can be, however computation time may be affected. Symbolization: The raster grid named “Dasy_rast” will have a field that has all of the new density values. The field is named “NewDensity” and the user must modify the symbolization to visually represent the results. The recommended symbolization is to use the ‘classified’ data range with the desired amount of classes. Another recommended option is to exclude all of the zero values by going to Classification – Data Exclusion Properties. Enter “0” into the exclusion value field and choose your legend properties for all zero values. Further Questions Please Contact: Mike Gould – USGS -- or -- Rachel Sleeter - USGS 650-329-4373