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The front board of the tipper will be made from 4mm m.s sheet supported on tubular section of 72x72x5 mm with extra strengthening to be done for mounting of the front end tipping cylinder. REAR DOOR- The rear door of the tipper shall be made from 3 mm M.S sheet properly strengthened by help of tubular section of 72x72x5 mm . The door should be of top hinged type and should be mounted in such a way that whole of the garbage should be tipped in one go without hindrance or without need of the vehicle to move forward and backward. For that the rear door should be mounted at a higher level than the level of the garbage body. TOP COVERS - Top covers will be made from M.S sheet of 2mm properly strength with M.S tubular section of 40X40X3 mm. Top covers will be made in two parts which can be opened one on drivers side and others on co-drivers side with the help of 2sets of hydraulic cylinders , chain and gear arrangement and linkages arrangement .The Geometry and the operation of the top covers shall be such that they should fall on the sides perfectly parallel to them so that the top of the tipper should be 100 % open and thus can be filled up from either side of the vehicle without any need to move the loader from one side to other . Also this design gives a additional advantage over the old design that the overheads wires do not causes hindrance to the doors while in complete open position. HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS - The garbage can be emptied from the body by tipping though the rear door by tipping of the body by help of front end mounted telescopic cylinder of wipro/tata make. The top covers will be opened with the help of 4 cylinders HYDRAULIC PUMP - The make of the hydraulic Pump shall vary with the make of the chassis. However if the chassis is Tata than the machine will be fitted with Tata/ Wipro/ Usha make Pumps. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM -
ER/C/O/05, set out in the table above. More specifically it is expected that the following benefits will be realised in each business supported: Direct energy saving and as a result business productivity improvement, from advice, training and energy monitoring – this has been estimated as a 5% saving. It is also assumed that some businesses may be able to make further savings through the advice that will be provided on, for example, energy suppliers. Providing a framework for ongoing savings and investment – by working with other local initiatives, recommendations on further investments are supported both financially through further grant schemes as well as though bulk purchasing, transport and instillation support. Being able to utilise the ‘Smart Green’ brand to support the marketing of their business. A workshop with businesses is planned for April 2017 to develop this brand and key messaging. Developing a ‘learning community’ and recognising success. Through bespoke energy efficiency training, an ongoing programme of learning events and annual ceremonies this activity will develop new links between businesses, through which the value of the intervention can be built upon through shared learning and collaboration. These benefits will be delivered through a series of interventions outlined below: No. Support Description 1 Smart Energy Islands business engagement events Three business engagement events which will cover. Service offer and benefits to business Role in wider Smart Islands Programme Meeting ERDF compliance requirements 2 Initial meeting with each business The initial meeting to provide a 1:1 opportunity to describe the project, interventions and compliance requirements. If the business agrees to proceed, forms will be signed and survey booked in. 3 Energy efficiency survey & energy monitoring supply & install Full energy efficiency survey of the building Install approved energy monitoring system 4 Produce report from energy monitoring data and survey Bespoke report to cover: Building fabric efficiency & recommendations Electricity / heat usage analysis & recommendations Recommendations on further ‘smart solutions’ or renewable energy solutions All recommendations will be provided on the of costs of different interventions and payback periods 5 Present report and discuss with business Talk through report with business owner and make recommendations. Key areas of discussion might include: Most appropriate interventions – best measures from traditional to smart solutions & payback period Funding - refer to other initiatives on the Isles of Scilly, nationally and more traditional financing options Delivery - supporting bulk purchase and install, reducing ‘island premium’ Brand advice – sharing the wider Smart Islands brand (developed by HEU) and options for using this brand in their business and publicising their business in this context
Morning Rate Evening Initial Received from --------------------------------------------------------- the sum of Rs. ----------------------------------------------- on account of my wages The Wage Card is valid for one month from the date of issue Signature
Note : 1. Assistant Engineer retired from Government services that are holding Diploma will be treated at par with Graduate Engineer 2. Rate of recovery in case of non compliance of Clause 36 (i) shall be made at the following rates. S.No. Qualification Experience (years) Rate of recovery 1. Project Manager with Degree 10 Rs. 20,000/- pm 2. Graduate Engineer 5 Rs. 15,000/- pm 3. Graduate Engineer Nil Rs. 10,000/-pm 4. Diploma Engineer 5 Rs. 10,000/-pm Recovery Rates for quantities beyond permissible Variation S.No. Description of Item Rates at which recovery shall be made from the contractor for excess beyond permissible variation Rates at which recovery shall be made from the contractor for less use beyond the permissible variation 1. Cement Nil Rs. 6300/- Per MT 2. Steel reinforcement Nil Nil 3. Bitumen Nil Nil LIST OF MATERIALS OF APPROVED MAKES/BRANDS S.No Item Manufacturer’s Name Plaster of Paris Putty Putty or any equivalent Synthetic Enamel Paints Berger, Nerolac, ICI Dulux, Plastic Emulsion Paint Berger, Nerolac, Asian, ICI Dulux, Other Paints & Primer ICI Dulux, Asian, Berger, Nerolac, Kamdhenu, Acro Melamine Polish ICI Asian, Nerolac, Jeevanjod Laminates & Veneers Duro, Formica, Green Lam, Merino, Archidply, Century Adhesive for wood work Duniop, Fevicol or equivalent Pre Laminated Particle Bhutan, Kitlam, Green Lam, Century, Merino, Archid ply
Any modification to the present agreement / of attorney shall be subject to the European Commission’s express approval. This agreement / power of attorney shall expire when all the contractual obligations of the Group Members towards the European Commission in connection with the Supplies and/or the Services to be provided under the Contract have ceased to exist. The parties cannot terminate it before that date without the Commission’s consent. Signed in ………… on ……….. ……… Name Function Company Name Function Company Name Function Company Name Function Company POWER OF ATTORNEY – MODEL 2 Agreement / Power of Attorney (CREATING THE GROUP AS SEPARATE ENTITY, APPOINTING A GROUP MANAGER AND GIVING A MANDATE TO HIM/HER) We the undersigned: – Signatory 1 (Name, Function, Company, Registered address, VAT Number) – Signatory 2 (Name, Function, Company, Registered address, VAT Number) – ….. – Signatory N (Name, Function, Company, Registered address, VAT Number), Each of them having the legal capacity required to act on behalf of his/her company, HEREBY AGREE AS FOLLOWS: In case the European Commission awards [Framework] Contract …. (« the Contract ») to Company 1, Company 2, …, Company N (« the Group Members »), based on the joint offer submitted by them on … ….. for the provision of services for ….
related expenditures with VAT expenditures without VAT Cars: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Model: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6 Unit: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Total price for 6 cars: Validity of Payment terms: Not more than 30% of upfront payment Bank transfer Other Acceptable Not acceptable Acceptable Not acceptable ____________________________________________________________ Delivery terms: Delivery within 3-4 months Delivery to MC office at the address: 15, Ajybek Baatyr St., Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic. Other Yes No Yes No Warranty term: 1. 24 months or 100,000 km 2. Other Yes No Other: Company name (if applicable): Name of representative: Title (if applicable): Signature: Date: Tender №: Attachment 3 –Exception List
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Master Services Agreement has been duly executed as of the date first written above. MERCY CORPS By: Name: Title: ________________________________ By: Name: Title: SCHEDULE I ADDITIONAL TERMS Term: This Agreement shall have an effective date of XXX and, unless earlier terminated in accordance with Section 13, an expiration date of XXX [1 year]. Period: [xxx] business days (“Task Order Offer Period”). Services: In accordance with the of the Agreement, Contractor agrees to perform the following services in the following manner. a. Background: b. of Work: The term “Services” all services, including delivery of all deliverables, described in all Task Orders. Pricing: Invoicing & Payment Terms: [Upon acceptance of each Task Order or deliverable] [Within [X] days at the end of each month] Contractor will submit an Invoice in accordance with pricing as specified in the Agreement. Mercy Corps will make payment to Contractor for
Date: Name, Address with Rubber stamp Annexure-B B) Financial-Bid TENDER FOR PRINTING OF RATIONAL HYDROTHERAPY BOOK FINANCIAL- BID (To be sealed in separate Envelope marked as “FINANCIAL BID”) SIZE 5.5" X 8.5" (Demy 8) Colours 1281 B/W Pages that is in one colour 96Art paper pages in one colour by offset printing 16 inside pages in 4 colour artpaper by offfset
ATTACHMENT D - STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE A response (in accordance with paragraph 4.4 of the RFT) should be provided in respect of each provision of the Draft Contract. If appropriate, compliance may be indicated against groups of provisions (eg “clauses 1 to 15 inclusive: 'Complies' ”). In addition, tenderers should indicate any element of their tender or any part of the Draft Contract which they regard as confidential and provide reasons for requiring confidentiality. Attachment Number Tenderer's Reasons Draft Contract provisions Tender and/or Draft Contract confidentiality requirements
Isle of Wight NHS Trust 262 Butterfly Scheme Dementia Champions Coloured plate scheme Dorset County Hospital NHS FT 302 John's Campaign Poole Hospital NHS FT 459 Arts in Health John's Campaign Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS FT 602 Memory Boxes John's Campaign Coloured plate scheme Dementia Champions University Hospital Southampton NHS FT 1,078 Carer's Café Memory Boxes Ward based training "My Dementia" (young volunteers) system" ward based Portsmouth Hospital NHS 943 Arts in Health Dementia care workers supporting ED/MAU Memory Lane Hampshire Hospitals NHS FT 853 Arts in Health Dementia volunteers Memory Salisbury Hospital NHS FT 428 Café Blue plate scheme Dementia service Table two
NAME OF HOSPITAL DEMENTIA PROJECT MONTHLY OUTCOME MEASURES Measure April 15 May 15 June 15 July 15 Aug 15 Sept 15 Oct 15 Nov 15 Dec 15 Jan 16 Feb 16 Mar 16 No of Admissions Falls Length of Stay Ward Moves 1-1 Specials Incidence of challenging behaviour Those returning to same address No of Readmissions within 30 days No of dementia champions/friends No of staff trained
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Meloche, Christopher, J. Paul Knox, Kevin Vaughn, “A cortical band of gelatinous fibers causes the coiling of redvine tendrils: a model based upon cytochemical and immunocytochemical studies,” Planta 225 (2007): 485-98. Thigmotropic behavior only in Stage 2 development of tendril cells (ventral vs dorsal size, elongation, curvature) **Gerrath, Jean, Richard Cote, and Melissa Farquhar, “Pea (Pisum sativum L.) Changes are Correlated with Changes in Functional Development,” International Journal of Plant Sciences Vol. 160, no. 2 (March 1999), 261-274. * Carrington, CMS, and J Esnard, “Kinetics of thigmocurvature in two tendril-bearing climbers,” Plant, Cell and Environment 12 (1989): 449-454. Larson, Katherine, “Circumnutation Behavior of an Exotic Honeysuckle Vine and Its Native Congener: Influence on Clonal Mobility,” American Journal of Botany 87(4) (2000): 533-538. **Junker, Steffen, “A Scanning Electron Microscopic Study on the Development of Tendrils of Parthenocissus tricuspidata Sieb.& Zucc.,” New Phytologist 77:3 (November 1976): 741-746. Vine Morphologies and Growth Patterns within Environmental Contexts ** den Dubbleden, KC and B. Oosterbeek, “The Availability of External Supports Affects Allocation Patterns and Morphology of Herbaceous Climbing Plants,” Functional Ecology 9:4 (August 1995): 628-634. Krings, Michael, Hans Kerp, Thomas Taylor and Edith Taylor, “How Paleozoic Vines and Lianas Got off the Ground: On Scrambling and Climbing Permian Pteridosperms,” The Botanical Review 69(2) (2003): 204-224.
Cambridge, Massachusetts. Schildberg-Hörisch, Hannah. 2010. “Is the veil of ignorance only a concept about risk? An experiment.” Journal of Public Economics, 94: 1062-1066. Traub, Stefan, Christian Seidl, Ulrich Schmidt and Maria V. Levati. 2005. “Friedman, Harsnyi, Rawls, Boulding – or somebody else? An experimental investigation of distributive justice.” Social Choice and Welfare, 24: 283-309. Table 1. Possible distributional allocations in the allocation stage Alternatives 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Player 1 240 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Player 2 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 Table 2. Summary statistics of subjects' choices in the allocation stage 75-threshold treatment Alternatives Frequency Percentage 1 2 9 2 14.75 3.28 14.75 18.03 3 4 1 3 1.64 4.92 19.67 24.59 5 6 1 4 1.64 6.56 26.23 32.75 7 8 9 2 6 33 3.28 9.84 54.10 36.07 45.09 100.00 61 100.00 0-threshold treatment Alternatives Frequency Percentage 1 2 11 2 15.71 2.86 15.71 18.57 3 4 2 8 2.86 11.43 21.43 32.86 5 6 8 8 11.43 11.43 44.29 55.71
7 8 9 13 8 10 18.57 11.43 14.29 74.29 85.71 100.00 70 100.00 35-threshold treatment Alternatives Frequency Percentage 1 2 10 2 14.49 2.90 14.49 17.39 3 4 2 5 2.90 7.25 20.29 27.54 5 6 15 11 21.74 15.94 49.28 65.22 7 8 9 9 6 9 13.04 8.70 13.04 78.26 86.96 100.00 Total 69 100.00 Table 3. Tests of the effect of primal social goods Alternative 9 Alternatives 5-6 0 Treatment 10/70 (14.29%) 16/70 (22.86%) 35 Treatment 26/69 (37.68%) 75 Treatment 33/61 (54.1%) of differences z = 4.84 p = 0.0000 z = 1.90 p = 0.0286 Table 4. Tests of differences in frequency distributions Choice on average 0 Treatment 5.51 5.51 35 Treatment 5.46
Invitation to Tender Tender Name: One Year Master Purchase Agreement for Supply and Maintenance of IT Equipment (Mobile Phones, Laptops, Desktops, Printers and Photocopiers) Tender No: MPA-2018-002 Location: Amman, Jordan Correspondence Language(s): English Brief Summary Description of Project: Mercy Corps is soliciting bids to contract with multiple registered suppliers for supply and maintenance of IT equipment (such as mobile phones, laptops, desktops, printers, photocopier etc. (Please refer to section 5 for details). Tender Package Available from: March 22, 2018 Tender Package available to download from: 1. OR 2. Deadline for Offer Submission: April 01, 2018 till 3:00 pm Submit Sealed Offers to: If you choose to make electronic submission, your tender to If you choose to make hard copy submission, submit sealed bid(s) to Mercy Corps, Building No. 8, Tabasheer 3 Street, 7th Circle, Amman Jordan. Sealed envelope should be clearly marked with the precise description and reference of tender. Mercy Corps reserves the right to accept or reject any late offers Questions and Answers (Q&A) If any, Submit Questions in writing to Attention: Procurement Department Subject of the email should be ‘Questions – Supply of IT Equipment- MPA 002’ Last Day for Questions: 27, 2018 (4:00 PM) Questions received after closing date and time will not be entertained Questions will be answered, through email, by: March 29, 2018 Documentation Checklist documents are contained within this tender package: Invitation to Tender General Conditions for Tender Criteria and Submittals Supplies and Services Required Supplier Information Form (Attachment 1) Offer Sheet (Attachment 2) Sample Master Agreement (Attachment 3)
Lenovo V520 TWR i5 4 GB 1 TB 19.5 MS Office 2016 Pro WIN 10 64 Bit Pro 1 Y Lenovo V520s SFF i5 4 GB 1 TB 19.5 MS Office 2016 Pro WIN 10 64 Bit Pro 1 Y Lenovo V520 TWR i7 8 GB 1 TB 19.5 MS Office 2016 Pro WIN 10 64 Bit Pro 1 Y Lenovo SFF i7 8 GB 1 TB 19.5 MS Office 2016 Pro WIN 10 64 Bit Pro 1 Y Mobile Phones Specs Brand Model CPU Screen Camera Network RAM Battery Warranty Basics Specs Samsung Samsung J3 2016 Quad Core 1.9 GHz 5" Inch Primary 8 Secondary 5 LTE (4G) 1GB 2500 mAh 1 Year Huawei Huawei Y52 Quad Core 1.3 GHz 5"Inch Primary 8 Secondary 5 3G 1 GB 2200 mAh 1 Year Nokia Nokia 105 NO 1.45" Inch NO GSM NO 2600 mAh 1 Year Medium Samsung Samsung J7 Quad Core 1.9 GHz 5.5"Inch Primary 13 Secondary 15 LTE (4G) 3 GB 3000 mAh 1 Year Huawei Huawei Y6ll 1.2" GHz 5.5"GHz Primary 13 Secondary 8 LTE (4G) 2 GB 3000 mAh 1 Year Samsung Samsung Galaxy A5 1.2 GHz 5" Inch Primary 13 Secondary 5 LTE (4G) 2 GB 230 mAh 1 Year High Spec Samsung Samsung S8 4x2.4GHz 5.8"Inch Primary 12 Scondary 8 LTE (4G) 4 GB 3000 mAh 1 Year Huawei Huawei Mate 8 4x2.4GHz 6" Inch Primary 16 LTE (4G) 4 GB 4000 mAh 1 Year
Cheaper electricity More jobs both in building dams and later in industries using cheaper electricity Flood control Better farming techniques Tourism related to new reservoirs Many people have to give up family farms and homes. Communities are destroyed as people are forced to relocate. Prime river bottom farm land flooded Historic sites flooded Some people thought that they were underpaid for land Tennessee Valley Authority and the New Deal Pretend you’re someone living in the Tennessee Valley. Use the text and your background knowledge to list 5-6 pros and cons of TVA building projects. Things to keep in mind: People, Landscape, Economy, Energy, Etc. Pros Cons
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Health Care - help with understanding health care policies and processes for filing medical grievances TN Health Care Campaign 615-227-7500 Health Care – Remote Area Medical 865/579-1530 Health Insurance - Medicaid Or apply through the Marketplace Exchange For help understanding, applying for and keeping TennCare 1-800-342-3145 Hispanic: 866-311-4290 1-800-318-2596 TennCare Advocacy program 800-758-1638 Health systems/insurance navigating assistance Family Voices of TN 888-643-7811 Help for low-income families – free legal services and access to health care TN Justice Center 877-608-1009 Housing – HUD in Tennessee Section 8 and Low Rent Tennessee Public Housing Agencies East TN – Knoxville Program Center, 615-515-8520 Middle TN – Nashville Program Center, 615-515-8520 West TN – Memphis Hub, 901-544-3544 Housing resources – mortgage assistance, help with purchasing homes for low-income individuals TN Housing Development Agency 800-228-8432 Housing (IDD) Nashville IDD Housing Group 615-651-0060 Independent Living Centers For listing of ones in Tennessee, go here:
It is important to ensure that any information submitted is relevant to the quality evaluation criteria. Information which is not relevant will not be taken into account and will not be evaluated. You should be aware that if your tender submission is successful the method statements that you submit in the tender schedule will form part of your contract with the council. Quality Evaluation Criteria Method Statement Maximum Points Available Minimum Score Threshold Maximum Word Count/Page Limit 1 Deliveries – Please state how you will manage the delivery requirements of this specification including next day deliveries where required 50 25 2 pages 2 Please the preparations that you will make in order that the contract starts with a minimum of disruption to the council. . 30 NA 2 pages 3 Emergency and Saturday deliveries - occasionally units may require emergency next day deliveries while some units will require regular Saturday deliveries. Please state how you will manage these requirements. 10 NA 1 page 4 Please state how you will present new or alternative products to Leeds City Council. 5 NA 1 page 5 Industry Warnings and Alerts – In the event that there is an industry alert during the term of this contract (for example due to a contaminated batch of beef for mincing), please state how you would manage an urgent product recall. Please state the process you would go through, how quickly you could identify and recall products, the systems you would employ and provide examples of any documentation you would use. 20 NA 1 page 6 Product Substitution – While it is accepted that products may on occasions be unavailable for a short period of time, it is important to note for 20 NA 1 page
Bulldog Tennis Schedule 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday March 2 tryouts 2:45-4:30 3 GIRLS tryouts Cut 2:45-4:30 4 BOYS tryouts 2:45-4:30 5 BOYS tryouts Final Cut 2:45-4:30 6 Rain day for tryouts 2:45-4:30 7 Spring Break March 9-13 Practice on own 15 16 PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 17 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 18 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 19 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 20 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 21 22 23 Pictures MATCH Vs. SLJH @ SLHS @ 4:30 24 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 25 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 26 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 27 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 28 29 30 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 31 MATCH Vs. CRJH @ THS @ 4:00 April 1 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 2 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 3 No school Practice on own 4 5 6 MATCH Vs. MMJH @ THS @ 4:30 7 PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 8 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 9 PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 10 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 11 12 13 MATCH Vs. WCJH @ OTHS @ 4:30 14 PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 15 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 16 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 17 NO PRACTICE ½ day Practice on own 18 19 20 (STAAR week) BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 21 PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 22 MATCH Vs. BDJH @ OTHS @ 4pm 23 BOYS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 24 NO PRACTICE Draw mtg. Practice on own 25 26 27 GIRLS PRACTICE 2:45-4:15 28 DIVISION TOURNAMENT @CRHS @ 4pm 29 DIVISION TOURNAMENT @CRHS @ 4pm 30 DIVISION TOURNAMENT @CRHS @ 4pm May 1 TOURNAMENT RAIN DATE 2
Regional Offices REGION Address Phone Number Address Phone Number Bolton Bolton Arena Arena Approach Horwich Bolton BL6 6LB 01204 488 134 Leeds David Lloyd Leeds Tongue Lane Moortown Leeds LS6 4QW 01405 768 888 SOUTH EAST REGION Address Phone Number Address Phone Number Roehampton National Tennis Centre 100 Priory Lane Roehampton London SW15 5JQ 0208 487 7036 Bromley Bromley Tennis Centre at Newstead Avebury Road Orpington Kent BR6 9SA 01689 880 755 SOUTH WEST REGION Address Phone Number Address Phone Number Southampton David Lloyd Southampton Frogmore Lane Southampton SO16 0XS 02380 738 550 Bristol Coombe Dingle Sports Complex Coombe Lane Bristol BS9 2BJ 0117 962 6723 MIDLANDS REGION Address Phone Number Address Phone Number Loughborough Dan Maskell Tennis Centre Loughborough University Loughborough LE11 3TU 01509 226 722 Edgbaston Edgbaston Priory Club Sir Harry's Road Edgbaston Birmingham B13 8RD 0121 440 2456 EAST REGION Address Phone Number Address Phone Number Cambridge Hills Road Sports & Tennis Centre Purbeck Road Cambridge CB2 8PF 01223 210 111 High Wycombe Bucks Indoor Tennis Centre Holmers Lane High Wycombe HP12 4QA 01494 471 238
23 24 JV Practice until 5:30pm 25 DISTRICT MATCH Varsity Lake Travis @ LT 4:00pm 26 27 28 Varsity Westwood @ Westwood 4:00pm 29 October 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 DISTRICT MATCH JV Westlake @ Westlake 4:00pm 2 Varsity Practice until 5:30 3 4 5 DISTRICT MATCH Varsity Westlake @ Anderson 4:00pm 6 7 8 Student Holiday VARSITY DISTRICT QUARTERS afternoon match – Site/opponent TBD 9 VARSITY DISTRICT SEMIS 4:00pm start Site/opponent TBD 10 VARSITY DISTRICT FINALS/3RD MATCHES 4:00pm start Site/opponent TBD 11 12 13 (USTA) Super – Katy or SA Champ – Georgetown
14 (District Cert Deadline) 15 Varsity Bi-District? TBD 16 17 (Bi-District Cert Deadline) 18 Area Tournament? TBD 19 Area Tournament? TBD 20 Homecoming? 21 (Area Cert Deadline) 22 23 24 25 26 Varsity Regional Tournament 27 Varsity Regional Tournament 28 29 30 31 November 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2017 FACA/HUDL TENNIS CLINIC FLORIDA MALL HOTEL & LAKE NONA USTA CAMPUS John Danise FACA State Tennis Chairman TENNIS CLINIC SCHEDULE THURSDAY – Sept 28th 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM CLINIC REGISTRATION @ FLORIDA HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER 4:00 PM - 4:50 PM John Danise FACA State Tennis Chair and Shelton Crews FACA Executive Director “Recommendations to FACA” 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM John Pouzzner, Mike Kypris, Tony Kamen & John Danise “Season Coaches Helping New Coaches” 6:05 PM - 7:25 PM Dinner: Many quick food outlets down stairs in Mall 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM You and the previous presenters You return to ask the four Seasoned Coaches’ questions & respond to presentation FRIDAY – Sept 29th MOVE TO: LAKE NONA USTA CAMPUS 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Mike Kypris , Tennis Chairman “Doubles Drills for State Champions” 11:00 AM - 11:50 AM Todd Rubinstein, USPTA Elite Professional & Team USA Head Coach USA Head Coach “High School Tennis drills” 12:00 PM - 1:20 PM No need to leave us USTA Campus 1:30 PM - 2:20 PM Ashley Hobson, Tennis Director Inspiration Academy “Coaching from The Inside Out” 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM Ashley Hobson , Placed many of his students at the college level “Fundamental Tennis Techniques” 3:30 PM - 4:20 PM Ashley Hobson, 30 year of ATP, WTA & ITF Coaching “Mental Toughness Routines” 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM From USTA Coaching Education Department “TBA” SATURDAY – Sept 30th LAKE NONA USTA CAMPUS 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM Ashley Hobson, both Davis and Fed Cup Coach “Movement for Tennis” 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM Ashley Hobson, shared experience in over 60 countries “4 Intangibles in Coaching Effective” 11:00 AM - Noon USTA Instructor Tim Pleasant “TBA” Saturday’s program is open to all Florida high school tennis players and parents
2007 PS, .0799 BS 2007 Signed by DEN after week 5 Solomon 2012 4/2.166964 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS 2012 .066964 SB/4 Chris Spencer 2013 1/.905 TRV, .84 BS (.555 MSB) 2013 .065 SB.1 McCormack, TitansInsider.com: Spencer's deal with Titans is for $905,000 with a $65k bonus and $840k base salary. Owen Spencer 2011 3/1.407 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS 2011 .012 SB/3 2011 CUT Post Daimion Stafford 2013 4/2.205896 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS 2013 .045896 SB/4 Jim Wyatt, the Tennessean: $45,896 [signing bonus] Josh Stamer 2008 .605/.62 BS 2008 .175 SB/2 2008 .025 NLTBE 2008 IR after week 17 2009 CUT Post Starks 2004 3/1.461 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS 2004 .541 SB/3 2006 CBA increase BS to .425 2007 .85 RFA tender Mark Stepnoski 1995 4/9.2 TRV, 1.5/2/2/2.2 BS 1995 1.5 SB/4 1995 1.882353 SA/4, .617647/1/2/2.2 BS 1995 .045 Inc
2011 PS after week 14, .0969 BS LenDale White 2006 4/3.71 TRV, 1.8 gteed, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS 2006 1.3 SB/4 2007-2008 .35 NLTBE 2007-2009 .1 WO (incentivized, not earned in 2007) 2009 CBA increase BS to .535 .5 PTI 2010 1.759 RFA tender 2010 Traded to SEA (w/Kevin Vickerson, 4th, & 6th for 4th & 6th) Scout.com: Jarrett’s contract contains $1.935 million in guarantees, an increase of 7.5% over the same pick in last year’s draft, RB LenDale White Lorenzo 1993 1.533 transition tag 1994 1/.475 TRV, .35? BS 1994 .125 SB/1 1994 .02 Inc? John McClain, Houston Chronicle: White ($ 575,000) a minimum of $ 1.533 million [as a transition free agent in 1993]. John McClain, Houston Chronicle: White, who was an unrestricted free agent, signed a one-year deal for $ 475,000, including a $ 125,000 signing bonus. The contract includes a lot of incentives that White can earn if he is in the starting lineup. Marcus 2006 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS 2006 IR, .18 BS Charlie Whitehurst 2014 2/4 TRV, 1/2 BS 2014 1 SB/2 2014 BS guaranteed Jonathan Willard 2013 3/1.487 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS 2013 .002 SB/3 Jim Wyatt, The Tennessean: the undrafted free agents who received the biggest bonuses with the Titans… [were] linebacker Jonathan Willard ($2,000)…
SCHEDULE 7 WORKS SATISFACTORILY CARRIED OUT BY THE BIDDER IN THE PAST 5 YEARS NO. TYPE OF WORK EMPLOYER CONTRACT SUM [BIRR] CONTRACT DURATION [MONTHS] DATE: FROM - TO COMMIS- SIONED [YES/ NO] REASON FOR NOT COMMISSIONING [IF APPLICABLE]
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TENDER RESPONSE REF: ITT / Zamfara/2018 /001/Event/LOT1 Please provide information against each requirement. Section 1 - Bidder’s general business details General information Organisation Name: Contact Name: Phone: Fax: Parent company (if applicable): Principle Address: Registered Address: Payment Address: Registration number: Tax number: Year of registration: Annual Turnover: (NGN) : Other key information : Please provide details of the type of your organisation (manufacturer, distributor, Service provider/Oriented etc): Please provide details of the primary products/services of your organisation: Please list your employees who be involved with Save the Children. One employee should be the key point of contact for Save the Children and will be the person receiving all orders from Save the Children in case your company is selected as Supplier. Name Job title Role for Save the Children account Direct phone number Email address
Uganda Tanzania South Sudan Sudan Ethiopia Somalia Mozambique Malawi Zambia Zimbabwe Rwanda 5. Please indicate here the prices you are offering to Save the Children as part of this contract (USD). Road Transport Price per container (USD) Price Additional information 10ft 20ft 40ft Sea Transport per container (USD) Price USD/Ton Additional information LCL 20ft FCL 40ft FCL Conventional Load
Name Job title Role for Save the Children account Direct phone number Email address Please detail what your insurance cover provides and what the maximum value is: Please provide details of at least 3 client references which Save the Children may contact (preferably NGOs): Client Organisation Contact Phone no. E-mail address Details of contract Section 2: Bidder capacity Please list some of the most important Orders you have received and fulfilled in the last year to demonstrate your capacity to handle big quantities/ amount. Provide a copy of such Orders and the delivery time you engaged for them. Product Quantity Delivery time Please tick yes or no to indicate your adherence to essential criteria for bidding Criteria Yes / No Reference to Relevant Document included in the bidding
Supplementary Advantages Observations Section 3: Pricing proposal Please see below items to be procured and fill the cost implication in Naira (NGN) Prices to be indicated per Unit and in local currency (NGN). Please keep this Price Matrix in the quote without changing the order of the products – in case a product is not available just leave empty the relative line Item description Form Unit Price Hp Color Toner CB540A (125A) Black pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CB541A (125A) Cyan pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CB542A (125A) Yellow pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CB543A (125A) Magenta pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE310A (126A) Black pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE311A (126A) Cyan pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE312A (126A) Yellow pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE313A (126A) Magenta pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE410 (305A) Black pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE411 (305A) Cyan pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE412 (305A) Yellow pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CE413 (305A) Magenta pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CF210A(131A) Black pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CF211A(131A) Cyan pcs 1 Hp Color Toner CF212A(131A) Yellow pcs 1
Section 3: Pricing proposal Please see items to be procured and fill the cost implication in Naira (NGN) Prices to be indicated per Unit and in local currency (NGN). Please keep this Price Matrix in the quote without changing the order of the products – in case a product is not available just leave empty the relative line Goods Form Unit Price Arch Lever Box File Carton 1 Arch Lever Files Carton 1 Binding 1 Biro (Black) Packs 1 Biro (Blue) Packs 1 Biro (red) 1 envelopes (A3) Reams 1 envelopes (A4) Carton 1 Brown envelopes (Full scalp) Carton 1 Business card data holder Pcs 1 Butterfly Clips (Big) Carton 1 Butterfly (Medium) Packs 1 Butterfly Clips (Small) Packs 1 Calculator Pcs 1 Cello tape Carton 1 DVD Recordable Packs 1
Extension Pcs 1 Fasten robe folders Packs 1 File divider Carton 1 Flat Files 1 Flipchart Papers Carton 1 Hard Cover Notebook(A4) Pcs 1 Hard Cover Notebook(B5) pcs 1 Headed Paper Ream 1 Jotters Carton 1 Masking Tape Carton 1 Tag 1 Official Envelopes Packs 1 Paper Clip Packs 1 Paper Gum 1 Pencil 1 Permanent Marker Packs 1 Photocopying Papers (A4) Cartons 1 Post-to-Note packs 1 Punch Pcs 1 Recordable C D Packs 1 Ring Binder Packs 1 Rubber Band Packs 1 Ruler Packs 1 SC envelopes Packs 1
Scissors Packs 1 Sheet Protector Carton 1 Stamp pad Pcs 1 pad Ink 1 Staple Pins Cartons 1 Staple Remover Packs 1 Stapler Packs 1 Text Highlighter Packs 1 Thumb Tacks Packs 1 Transparent Binding Packs 1 Transparent Plastic Folders Packs 1 Whiteboard Duster Pcs 1 Whiteboard Marker 1 Are these prices valid for at least the next 6 months following the tender process? Yes No If not, please provide details of how long they will remain If prices cannot be remain valid for the next 6 months, please list any factors that would affect prices and also briefly explain how the mentioned factors would affect prices.
Mass / Unit Area ASTM D5261 g/m² (oz/yd²) 432 (12.7) 432 (12.7) Roll m (ft.) 1.5 (5.0) 1.5 (5.0) Strength Properties Fiberglas Coating Softening ASTM D36 °C (°F) Greater than 149 (300) Greater than 149 (300) Tensile Strength (MD x CD) ASTM D6637 kN/m (lb./in) 100 x 100 (560 x 560) 100 x 100 (560 x 560) Tensile Strength @2% ASTM kN/m (lb./in) 80 x 80 (456 x 456) 80 x 80 (456 x 456) Elongation at Break ASTM D6637 (%) Less than 3 Less than 3 1 - Army Corp of Engineers test method correlated to light emitted through fabric. Table 2 Product Performance Requirements TEST DESCRIPTION TEST METHOD METHOD OF MEASURE PERFORMANCE Performance Requirements Coating Softening Temperature vs. HMA Asphalt Binder Compaction Temperature Temperature Comparison Job Mix Formula Compaction Temperature Requirement Coating Softening Point > HMA Compaction Temperature Field Millability and Recyclability Validation Field Milling of Asphalt with GlasGrid References or Reports Documented Experience Asphalt : Grid composite stiffness for durability of composite layers over life of pavement during individual and long term deformation 3Pt Beam Test at 70°F, Grid with polymer tack at mid depth relative to a control with polymer emulsion tack coat – cyclic stress controlled Haversquare loading Minimum Improvement Factor vs. Control ≥ 5x
4.1 What is the total cost of your proposal? Please include VAT in your costing. 4.2 Please provide a list of your proposed activities indicating staff and any other relevant costs, using the attached budget template. Section 5: About your organisation Organisation details Lead applicant (to whom all correspondence will be addressed) Organisation name Company and/or charity number VAT Number (if applicable) Nature/form of organisation if not a limited company Address Registered address (if different) Website address
Answer: past simple – a completed action in the past. The past perfect, ‘had shows that something (i.e. the action of doing the task) happened before another event in the past. 5. Export c) Australia has exported goods to other countries since the nineteenth century. Answer: present perfect with ‘since’, indicating a period of time from the past to the present. This period of time is not yet complete and could continue in the future. 6. Formulate c) Now we have formulated our ideas it is easier to write about them. Answer: present perfect – something which started in the past and has an ongoing impact 7. Hate a) People nowadays often hate the effort required to write an essay. Answer: present simple – a fact in the present. The present is shown by the word ‘nowadays’. 8. Indicate a) Signposts are very helpful because they indicate the direction to take. Answer: present simple – a fact in the present. The other verb in the sentence, ‘are’, is also in the present simple, which is a clue that the whole sentence is probably in the present tense. 9. Involve a) Academic writing, even today, still involves hours of researching and reading before the actual writing. Answer: present simple – a fact in the present. The present is indicated by the words ‘still’ and ‘today’. 10. Like a) Research indicates that everyone likes to receive high marks when they submit an essay. Answer: present simple – a fact in the present. ‘indicates’ is in the present simple, so we know that is in the present simple too. 11. Realise b) The lecturer quickly realised her mistake and so she corrected it. Answer: past simple – a completed action in the past. ‘corrected’ also puts the sentence into the past simple. 12. Respond b) Yesterday, students responded unwillingly to questions in class. Answer: past simple – a completed action in the past. ‘yesterday’ us that the action was in the past. 13. Want c) Students have wanted better university transport since last year. Answer: present perfect with ‘since’, indicating a period of time from the past to the present. This period of time is not yet complete and could continue in the future.
Tender response form Response to: Research to support an inquiry into young people’s future health prospects Lead applicant: Contents: Proposal Management and communications Details of team members Resources About your organisation Contract Before completing this form please re-read the invitation to tender (ITT) and accompanying materials carefully. Please complete the form in Arial typeface (font 11 points). The Health Foundation will only accept proposals submitted using this form. Full proposals must be submitted by 12 noon on 5 June, should specify cost, and must include any VAT. Please email your proposal to We will inform you if you have been shortlisted by 23 June 2017, with interviews taking place on 30 June 2017. If you have any queries relating to the content of the ITT or the tendering process of the nature of the service required please contact Matthew Jordan, Programme Support Officer, by email at the address above, in the first instance. Section 1: Proposal
• Cost Management Plan • Effort and Cost Estimate (Excel) • Milestone Summary • Resource Requirements • Schedule Management Plan • Staffing Management Plan • Action Item Log • Business Case • Business Plan Corrective Action Log • Detailed Cost Estimate Variance Log • Lessons Learned • Meeting Minutes • Project Completion Checklist • Project Kickoff Meeting Agenda • Revised Cost Request • Change Control Request Form • Integrated Change Control Log • Scope Management Plan • Communications Management Plan • Milestone Summary Report • Project Status Report II • Communication Plan • Meeting Discussion Log • Meeting Roster • Project Status Report • Documentation Summary • Project Memo • Project Documentation Checklist • Version Tracking Page • Project Performance Report • Risk Contingency Worksheet • Job Change Form • Job Description • Job Posting • Leave of Absence Form • Life Status Change Form • Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement • New Employee 90-Day Evaluation • New Employee Information • New Hire Log • New Hire Request Form • New Report Request • Nondisclosure Agreement • Performance and Development Plan • Performance Review • Personal Change Form • Phase Acceptance • Product Description • Project Data Retention Sheet • Project Manager Interview Questions • Project Recovery • Project Workshop Agenda • Quarterly Review Work Characteristics • Recruitment Referral Payment • Request for Flex Time • Return from Leave of Absence Form • Salary Change Form • Simple Software License Agreement • Statement of Work • Systems Analyst Interview Questions • Teleworking Policy • Travel Expense Report • Upward 360 Review Feedback
What is allowed and NOT allowed Quick Reference Guide The PVC pipe filled with cement hangs on the inside of the canopy pole, and it has soft edges and the ability to move, just in case someone still manages to collide with it. Instructions Use a 5-inch PVC pipe cut 30 inches long, purchase two end caps for each section along with a long eye hook. a hole in one of the ends to allow the bolt end of the eyehook to go through it. Using an adhesive for PVC pipe, seal one end. Fill the with the bags of QuickcreteTM. Add water to the pipes (The moisture will set the QuickcreteTM). Secure the end cap with the hole, again using adhesive, and stick the bolt end of the eyehook through the hole making sure it inserts into the QuickcreteTM. Stand the pipe up to allow curing. Use tie-down straps or bungees with hooks on both ends that allow you to adjust the height for your weights. This keeps the weight tension tight. EZ-UpTM Sand Bags or Other Manufactured Weights (40 pounds per leg) Each weight bag holds up to 40 pounds of sand (which you provide) and attaches to legs. Average cost from most online stores is $60.00 for 4 bags, plus the cost of sand. Also allowed are weight plates designed to attach to the leg of the tent except as stated in the next section.
Supporting information for the manuscript TENT-2014-0295 Internal carbon source from sludge pretreated by microwave-H2O2 for nutrient removal in A2/O-MBRs Rongle Xu, Qing Zhang, Juan Tong, Yuansong Wei, Yaobo Fan * Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100085 *Corresponding author. E-mail: ybfan@rcees.ac.cn Introduction Table S1 Comparison of the sludge pretreatment for internal carbon sources carbon sources Sludge pretreatment Parameters Carbon source type Configuration Conclusion Reference ultrasonic 1L sludge sonicated under 600W for 1h once a day, returned to MBR tank Solubilized sludge MBR,8.5L Sludge reduction, effluent quality slightly deteriorated. [1] Mechanically disintegration Disintegrated with a deflaker, for 2-5min. Solubilized sludge —— Higher denitrification rate and more phosphate release [2] Alkaline and ozonation Fix pH of 11 for 3h, treatment with for 26.6-35.5min ozone sludge 1.44Ld-1 Solubilized sludge MBR, 28L. Sludge reduction, no significant deterioration in effluent quality. [3] Thermo chemical digestion Fix pH of 11(NaOH), temperature of 3 h Supernatant to anoxic; digested sludge to anaerobic basin A2/O-MBR, 83.4L Sludge reduction, no improvement or deterioration in nutrient removal [4] 2-step alkaline fermentation Fix pH of 10, for 72h, 2.5 days SRT for fermentation at Fermentation liquids recycled into anaerobic basin, wastewater into anoxic basin. A2/O, 115L Improved TN,TP removal efficiency 11% and 16%, respectively [5] Alkaline hydrolysis and gamma-ray pH 10, gamma-ray irradiation of 20kGy Solubilized sludge A/O, 30L TN removal efficiency improved 36.8 [6] Alkaline fermentation pH 10, for 8 days Supernatant after recovery phosphorus and nitrogen by MAP SBR, 4L Improved TN,TP removal efficiency 19.9% and 48.9%, respectively [7, 8]
This is a TENTATIVE Course Calendar for MAT 107 (Including Important Date Information) (AUGUST) SEPTEMBER 2014 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Aug. 26 Section 1.1 Aug. 28 Section 1.2 2 Section 1.3 3 Last Day to Add/Drop a class 4 Section 1.4 QUIZ 1 9 Section 1.5 11 Section 1.6 QUIZ 2 16 Section 2.1 18 Section 2.2 QUIZ 3
23 Section 2.3 25 Section 3.1 QUIZ 4 Sep. 30 Section 3.2 2 Section 3.5 QUIZ 5 7 Section 3.6 9 MIDTERM EXAM 1 13 Autumn Break 14 Section 10.1 16 Section 10.2 QUIZ 6 21 Section 10.3 23 Section 10.4 QUIZ 7 28 Section 13.1 30 Section 13.2 QUIZ 8 31 Last Day to Withdraw OCTOBER 2014
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT NOVEMBER 2014 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 4 Section 13.4 6 Section 11.1 QUIZ 9 11 Section 11.2 13 Section 11.3 QUIZ 10 18 Section 11.4 20 MIDTERM EXAM 2 25 Section 11.5 26 NO CLASSES 27 NO CLASSES (Thanksgiving) 28 NO CLASSES
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Hiragana Rules K line (ka ki ku ke ko) + ten ten “ is G line (ga gi gu ge go) S line (sa shi su se so) + ten ten “ is Z line (za *ji zu ze zo) T line (ta chi tsu te to) + ten ten “ is D line (da *ji *zu de do) H line (ha hi fu he ho) + ten ten “ is B line (ba bi bu be bo) H line (ha hi fu he ho) + maru O is P line (pa pi pu pe po) Hiragana Rules K line (ka ki ku ke ko) + ten ten “ is G line (ga gi gu ge go) S line (sa shi su se so) + ten ten “ is Z line (za *ji zu ze zo) T line (ta chi tsu te to) + ten ten “ is D line (da *ji *zu de do) H line (ha hi fu he ho) + ten ten “ is B line (ba bi bu be bo) H line (ha hi fu he ho) + maru O is P line (pa pi pu pe po) Test yourself by writing the correct hiragana: Ga Za Do Go Da Ji Gi Zo Pa De Gu Ba Zu Bi Be Po Ze Bu Pu Pe Po Ge
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TEO self-assessment summary report: New Zealand Qualification consistency review Qualification number (include specialty, strand, context) Number of Graduates 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Date of review Name of tertiary education organisation Name of person authorised to represent organisation Position Contact details Phone: Email: TEO self-assessment initial rating Sufficient / Not sufficient Signed: Print name: Date: Report of self-assessment Provide an overall summary to explain how well the evidence provided demonstrates an appropriate fit with the graduate profile of the qualification. This summary will form the basis of the 10 -15 minute presentation at the Review. (Identify any gaps in the evidence and the actions the organisation proposes to address these)