zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
The same level in two different individuals may not mean the same level of exposure, due to toxicokinetic differences. There are no specific biomarkers to look at effects of PFAS exposure. Potential exposure pathways should be discussed with the individual to determine whether or not a blood test is warranted. For example, the use of PFAS in the investigation areas began in the 1970s, therefore; anyone who lived or worked in the investigation area before that time (and not since) is not likely to have been exposed. A factsheet targeted at patients, titled Voluntary Blood Testing Program Information for PFAS, is available on the Department of Health website: health.gov.au/pfas. Additional dedicated mental health and counselling services The Australian Government has funded additional mental health and counselling services in the Williamtown, Oakey and Katherine communities to support these communities during this period of uncertainty. These services are being provided in addition to services already provided in those communities by state and territory health departments. Patients do not need to have had a PFAS blood test to access these services. Please contact your local Primary Health Network (PHN) to find out more about these services. For Williamtown – Hunter, New England and Central Coast PHN (hneccphn.com.au) For Oakey – Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN (ddwmphn.com.au) For Katherine – Northern Territory PHN (ntphn.org.au) The Australian Government has also engaged On The Line Australia to provide a telephone and online counselling service, called Support Now. Services can be accessed by calling 1300 096 257 or by visiting the Support Now website: supportnow.org.au.
Essential Desirable How Assessed Education/ Qualification and Training Qualified to at least level 5 (HND) x Application and Certificate Teaching qualification to level 5 x Application and Certificate Qualified Assessor and Internal Verifier x Application and Certificate Experience Successfully leading or managing teams x Application /Interview Experience of managing training/education projects or courses in a college or private training provider x Application Experience of costing training and course delivery x Interview Knowledge and awareness Understand all steps in the delivery process of training courses from initial planning through to successful completion x Interview Ability to analyse and summarise complex information for presentation to a variety of audiences x Application /Interview Hands on, detailed and proactive approach to identifying and resolving problems and dealing with issues x Application /Interview Skills Highly organised, good administrator able to pay attention to detail x Interview High level of IT literacy involving the ability to manipulate data across different systems x Application /Interview Excellent communications and interpersonal skills x Application /Interview Commitment to team working x Application /Interview Strong personal commitment to the college x Application /Interview Commitment to achieving excellence through continuous improvement x Application /Interview Ability to work flexibly to meet college requirements x Application /Interview
Pressure Type Waterflow with Retard Switch UL, CUL Listed / FM, VdS Approved and CE Marked pressure type waterflow switches shall be furnished and installed on the alarm port of each alarm check valve where indicated on the drawings and plans and as required by applicable local and national codes and standards. Pressure type waterflow switches shall consist of a non-corrosive ½” NPT male nipple for connection to the alarm port of the alarm check valve, a non-corrosive pressure chamber and diaphragm, field replaceable instantly recycling adjustable time delay mechanism to prevent false alarms from water surges and two SPDT switch contacts. The device shall be NEMA 4 rated and the enclosure shall be held captive by tamper resistant screws. It shall be possible to install an optional cover tamper switch to detect removal of the enclosure. The device shall be listed for pressures up to 175 psi and shall be factory set to operate at 5-8 psi. The activation point of the device shall not be adjustable. A minimum pressure of 5-8 psi is required to activate the retard timer. Any interruption in pressure shall reset the timer. Expiration of the retard time shall result in the operation of two sets of single pole double throw (SPDT) switch contacts rated at 15A, 125VAC and 2A, 30VDC. Pressure Type Waterflow Switch shall be model WFSR-F manufactured by Potter Electric Signal Company LLC. All in-line valves shall be electrically supervised in the full open position.
Identity Number/ Passport Number Landline Telephone/ Mobile Number Email Address (please write clearly) Qualifications *INSERT/ATTACH a copy of your Tourist Guide card and/or qualification document Are you a registered/qualified guide? YES / NO Who awarded your qualification? When did you qualify? Membership Are you a member of a Tourist Guide Association? YES / NO Is your Association a member of the WFTGA? YES / NO Name of your Tourist Guide Association: Physical Address of your Association: Contact information/Email of Association:
Items for Follow-Up at WG-M/17 Item Description Status #1 WG-W or a select group of ACP members to closely monitor the activities taking place under Action Plan 30 OPEN #2: WG-M to monitor progress on SESAR Work Package 16 and SC-214/WG-78. OPEN #3: WG-M to consider a study to assess the impact of the security provisions for the ATN dialogue service on existing A/G application implementations and the Upper Layer Communication Services. OPEN #4 WG-M members to propose items for consideration at the 12th Air Navigation Conference. OPEN #17-1 WG-M to determine likely availability of advance version of Doc 9880 Part IVB. OPEN #17-2 WG-M to determine who shall oversee CCB process, initially this shall be the Secretary. Individuals to each have responsibility for a separate volume of Doc 9880 to be appointed. OPEN #17-3 WG-M to monitor progress on the development of a broadcast solution for VDL Mode using the ATN. OPEN
to 375 Correct CID 4017 WG-06 encourages DVS to work with H. Solomon and make a new version, correct typos. Is this a DICOM issue? Stays 1248 Indication for deformed RT Dose U Busch FEB 13: Rigid and Nonrigid was discussed. Needs more specifics. NOV 12: Reversing capability needs to be discussed VP 1256 Add defined term for MPEG4 D. Clunie Looks obvious VP 1257 Row and Column offset tags swapped in Whole Slide Imaging D. Clunie Corrects typo VP 1258 Refactor segment description, extend segment types and anatomy D. Clunie FEB. 2013 Was again discussed with D Clunie. NOV 2012: Adds macro for segmentation and adds codes for different types of tissues. See Context ID 716x. Reviewed Monday and reviewed again on Wednesday VP 1259 Add Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) as Coding Scheme D. Clunie VP 1260 Frame Increment Pointer for Enhanced Images D. Clunie Clarified pointer. VP 1261 Other Double 64 Bit Floating Point Value Representation D. Clunie NOV. 2012: R. Horn recalled the past request for new value and that WG-06 was negative. Double would make more sense for large dynamic ranges. VP 1262 Distinguish JPEG Interchange Format from JPEG File Interchange Format D. Clunie NOV. 2012: R. Horn noted the need for return to this issue for the RESTful supplement. VP 1263 Relax rescale restrictions for Multi-frame Grayscale Word IOD to allow use as parametric maps D. Clunie Moves constraint to SOP Class specific. VP 1264 Define exact windowing functioning for use with small rescaled pixel values D. Clunie VP 1265 References to slices on which segmentation was performed D. Clunie VP 1266 Extend SR Image Library with cross-sectional content items D. Clunie FEB. 2012: Discussed with D Clunie. NOV. 2012: Postponed till Discussion with D Clunie VP 1267 D. Clunie VP 1269 Add Target Information for Mammography Biopsy Bas Keyes Group confirmed need for target VP 1270 Correct Reference in C-Find Protocol Specification U Busch VP 1271 Corrections for IEEE Nomenclature A. R. Horn: Should there be a note to VP
1005 Make Keywords Valid Java/C Identifiers R. Horn 1006 Add Keywords to Command Dictionary R. Horn 1013 RT Ion Beams Recording Clarifications WG-07 1019 Add Body Part at the Study Level K O’Donnell 1030 Re-factor Common Attributes for Enhanced Images B. Revet 1031 Use of OIDs and Non-ASCI Characters in Codes R. Horn 1032 Fix Position Angle Sign Inconsistency in Mammography Image K. O’Donnell 1066 Encoding of Attributes with Value Length > 64KiB with Explicit VR R. Horn 1086 New DICOMDIR ZIP File Extension R. Horn 1106 a Namespace for Audit Schema Elements R. Horn 1115 Add Dose Reference Point Codes for CR/DR K. O’Donnell 1126 Corrections LOINC Codes Sup78 B. Revet 1127 Add Fields for Organ Dose to Dose SR K. O’Donnell
802 Incorporate Fixes on 702 and 706 D. Clunie AS 804 Indicator for Cone Beam CT K. AS 811 Note for Forwarders Regarding Instance UIDs during N-CREATE D. Harvey AS 812 Clarification that Pixel Padding Value Is a Raw Value before Any Transformations D. Harvey AS 833 Transfer Syntax Availability and Selection for Q/R R. Horn AS 836 Clarify Usage of Attributes for Normalized IODs K. AS 838 Consistent Naming of Error Code Tables K. AS 934 Fix Inconsistency of C-FIND Only Number of Patient Related XXX Attributes D. Harvey AS 941 More Clarification of Instance References D. Clunie AS 991 Clarify Handling of Private Data in the Retrieve Without Bulk Data Service R. Horn AS 992 Clarify Allowable Length Values for Certain PDUs K. O’ Donnell AS 1005 Make Keywords Valid Java/C Identifiers R. Horn AS 1006 Add Keywords to Command Dictionary R. Horn AS 1013 RT Ion Beams Recording Clarifications WG-07 AS 1019 Add Body Part at the Study Level K AS 1030 Re-factor Common Attributes for Enhanced Images B. Revet AS 1031 Use of OIDs and Non-ASCI Characters in Codes R. Horn AS 1032 Fix Position Angle Sign Inconsistency in Mammography Image K. AS 1066 Encoding of Attributes with Value Length > 64KiB with Explicit VR R. Horn AS 1086 New DICOMDIR ZIP File Extension R. Horn AS 1106 Assign a Namespace for Audit Schema Elements R. Horn AS 1115 Add Dose Reference Point Codes for CR/DR K. AS
List of Assigned CPs that were discussed at this meeting and remain “Assigned” As recorded in Tables 4, 5, and 6 (CPs are copied from previous tables for convenient reference) AS=assigned / remains assigned CP# Title to Discussion 1290 Correct ROI Physical Property Value for Elemental Composition U Busch AUG 2013: Currently misused, fix would allow wrong practice of entering filler value AS New CPs Submitted that were assigned a CP Number and an Editor The following new change proposals were received and posted in the “New” subdirectory of the meeting folder. CP numbers shown were assigned by WG-06. They will be placed in the “Assigned” folder of the next WG-06 meeting: CP# New Correction Proposals -- Title to Discussion File ID 1316 Clarify exact windowing function DClunie Dac 226 1317 Refactor Accumulated Projection Dose Templates DClunie Dac 227 1318 RDSR From MPPS Without Exposure Dose Sequence for Projection Radiography DClunie Dac 228 1319 Frame Of Reference Reliability U Busch August 2013: How to record whether FOR is correct. KOD noted that all changes should be a different FOP with mapping FOR 1320 Update to CID 3411 Intracoronary Devices A HS68 1321 Add Telecom Addresses A HS69 1322 Add Consulting Physician A HS70 1323 Clarify Audit Code Meanings R Horn Clarify Codes 1324 Add a new Value Representation for URI/URLs J Philbin jfp-01 1325 Add Contrast Relaxivity (MR) information to Enhanced Contrast/Bolus module B Revet 1326 Volume to Transducer Mapping transformation may not be constant B Revet
Mtg. 1423 Extending RFC 3240 with header fields D Clunie, David Clunie will work with Marc to finalize CP and submission to IETF. Secretary will submit to IETF. AS RT 60 U Busch SEPT. 2015: Make it a Sup. Adding new SOP Class in CP. Use an existing Work Item. Submit for FR in Nov. 2014. Wil be as a Sup List of all remaining assigned CPs at the end of this WG-06 meeting (AS=assigned) CP# Title Assigned to Discussion 145 Curve Data Value Representation Clarification D. Clunie 1319 AS 235 Clarify NM detector start angle usage J. Pohlhammer AS 296 Eliminate Duplicate Terms and Provide Missing Definitions H. Solomon AS 430 Additions to PS 3.16 for Cardiac Cath SR H. Solomon AS 471 Add Common Finding Template H. Solomon AS 591 Attribute Identifier List for Errors in Sequence Attributes H. Solomon AS 596 Add Request and Schedule Information to Results and MPPS R. Horn AS 597 Instance Availability Notification Structure H. Solomon AS 757 Add RTSS ROI Feature UID H. Solomon AS 802 Incorporate Fixes on 702 and 706 D. Clunie AS 804 Indicator for Cone Beam CT K. O’Donnell AS 811 Note for Forwarders Regarding Instance UIDs during N-CREATE D. Harvey AS 812 Clarification that Pixel Padding Value Is a Raw Value before Any Transformations D. Harvey AS 833 Transfer Syntax Availability and Selection for Q/R R. Horn AS 836 Clarify Usage of Attributes for Normalized IODs K. O’Donnell AS 838 Consistent Naming of Error Code Tables K. O’Donnell AS 934 Fix Inconsistency of C-FIND Only Number of Patient Related XXX D. Harvey AS
Jan 12 2015: reassigned to R Horn, he will research, DC will produce next version for VP 1322 Add Consulting Physician H Solomon MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: re- assigned from H Solomon to HS OK for VP VP 1357 Allow Unicode Katakana in alphabetic name group H Solomon MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: re- assigned from H Solomon to HS OK for VP VP 1402 Add UI Value Representation to Hanging Protocol Selector attributes J Philbin MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1413 Add UCUM license terms H Solomon MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015:add LOINC & UCUM- will do a CP for SNOMED, OK for VP JUNE 2014: New, received CP number VP 1416 Update to use SNOMED codes H Solomon MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP JUNE 2014: New, received CP number VP 1436 Clarification Of Verification Control Point Meterset U Busch MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1437 ClarificationOfBeamDoseScope_02 U Busch MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1438 OmittedBeamsSequenceInBDI_02 U Busch MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1439 ClarificationofRTImagePosition_03 U Busch MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1440 Correct HL7 CX component name references H Solomon MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1442 Typos in UPS specification K ODonnell MAR 18 2015: OK for LB JAN 12 2015: OK for VP VP 1443 Additional N-GET Service for UPS Push K ODonnell MAR 18 2015: There is still discussion btw KOD and HS JAN 12 2015: OK for VP for
CP# Titles in CPack-80 Assigned to Review of Comments & Discussion 1420 Support for Multi Slab Block in Ion Plan U Busch MAR 23 2015: Approved FT MAR 18 2015: DC Spelling and wording WG-07 comments incorporated corrected Jan 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP NOV 2014: Version 4 to VP JUNE 2014: New, received CP number FT 1421 Support for Mean Excitation Energy In Structure Physical Properties U Busch MAR 18 2015: No change no comment JAN 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP NOV 2014: Version 03 to VP JUNE 2014: New, received CP number FT 1424 Add Series entity present in Model but missing in Information Model figure D. Clunie MARCH 18, 2015: cmt: no series IOD. JAN 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP : NOV 2014: version 1 approved for VP FT 1425 Tab character should be permitted be in text VRs (ST, LT, UT) D. Clunie MAR 18 2015: No change no cmts JAN 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP NOV 2014: version 1 approved for VP FT 1426 Correct condition in Pixel Measures, Plane Position and Orientation Functional Groups for Segmentation D. Clunie MAR 18 2015: No change no cmts JAN 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP NOV 2014: version 1 approved for VP FT 1427 Make Defined Term for 3D Dimension Organization Type used for US Volume mean equally spaced as well as parallel slices, and add Spacing Between Slices D. Clunie MAR 18 2015: No change no cmts JAN 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP NOV 2014: version 1 approved for VP FT 1428 Use Pixel Measures in Enhanced US Volume D. Clunie MAR 18 2015: J Keyes cmt. Response: cmt is on point however cmt is not in scope of this CP JAN 12 2015: Jan 6 2015: Confirmed VP NOV 2014: version 1 approved for VP FT 1429 Tiled Image Box in Structured Display H Solomon MAR 18 2015: DC made changes FT
New CPs Submitted that were assigned a CP Number and an Editor The following new change proposals were received and posted in the “…/CP/New” subdirectory of the meeting folder. CP numbers shown were assigned by WG-06. They will be marked “Assigned”: CP# New Correction Proposals -- Title Assigned to Discussion File ID 1462 Admission ID missing in MPPS module H Solomon March 18 2015: NEW It is a documentation issue MPPS.docx 1463 D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW Add “generic flavors”. Discussed type 3&4 attributes. State of the art is series description. 1464 D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW 1465 D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW 1466 Add session to measurements group D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW 1467 Correct time point context relationship D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW 1468 Add defined CID for modality in image library D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW 1469 Remove duplicate rows referencing source image or series for segmentation in volumetric ROI D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW 1470 Small animal anatomy for pre-clinical research D Clunie March 18 2015: NEW Fixes tool differences
1504 Add Accessory Code To Trays U Busch Adding another accessory code. Tray and block have different accessory codes. CP_RT82 1505 Replace "MIME type" with "media type" J Philbin 1506 QIDO-RS maximumResults J Philbin Add clarity to the right intent cp_wg27QIDO search limits 1507 WADO-URI region parameter forbidden when Presentation State J Philbin Make shorter Log Summaries parameter 1508 Add ‘accept’ and ‘charset’ to WADO-RS URL J Philbin 1509 Refactor media type description for web services J Philbin 1510 Correct UPS-RS errors J Philbin UPS_errors 1511 Clarify WADO URI media types J Philbin New CPs Submitted– Rejected CP# New Correction Proposals -- Title Assigned to Discussion File ID NONE REJECTED Editorial Changes submitted as new CPs did not require a CP number; they were accepted without CP No. Note: The comprehensive list of all CPs (including all FT and cancelled) will be posted in the “Overviews…” folder of the public ftp directory: , shortly after this WG-06 meeting CPs Hold (not discussed, reported only for convenient reference.) CP# Title Assigned to Discussion Status 1071 Additions to various CIDs of Supplement 78 W Corbijn Waiting for SNOMED Codes FT
New Business There was no new business discussed. Future Meetings In-Person Meetings June 15-19, 2015, Malaga, Spain Sept. 14-18, 2015, Arlington, MITA HQ, VA, USA Nov. 9-13, 2015, Arlington, MITA HQ, VA, USA Adjournment The meeting was adjourned at 11.30. Submitted by Stephen Vastagh, Secretary Reviewed by Clark Silcox, Legal Counsel
There are 17 principles in the Funding Code of Practice, one of which is timely decisions, and another is early and constructive dialogue. Sometimes Welsh Government officials are under strict constraints not to divulge information, which could undermine the application of these principles. Principle 10 is about ‘Payments’, and the Grants Centre of Excellence developed a payment in advance template, for organisations to demonstrate their need for payment in advance. It is expected that other funders follow the principles of the Funding Code of Practice, especially if distributing Welsh Government grant funding. Grant queries – concerns can be sent, anonymously if need be, to the Grants Centre of Excellence, if organisations don't want to complain directly to grants managers. But shouldn't we be levelling up across the piece? Not just dealing with isolated, individual complaints. Many of the issues discussed were raised within the Section 64 review, but organisations still don't know the picture. According to the Minister, there is no appeals process within CFOG. But if Welsh Government is demonstrably not following procedures, as set out in the Funding Code of Practice, there is a process of raising issues, through the Funding and Compliance Sub-Committee. Also complaints procedure? There is a rigour applied to Big Lottery Fund application processes, which is not applied to Welsh Government processes. An example was shared of an application form with strict and very limiting word counts. There is an application process, but the decision is discretionary. Some committees making decisions don't have relevant expertise. But sometimes there is a need for independent decision-making. Within Welsh Government there is a good governance principle of not having the same person do everything, but it does need people with expertise. Welsh Government officials reminded delegates that grant processes in Welsh Government are constrained - this leads to word counts etc. – but there is still a need for balance. Welsh Government has disseminated and publicised Code of Practice, but we need further awareness raising We have discussed processes, but there is a fundamental social point – the organisations here represent the most vulnerable in society. If there is a perception of lack of trust – i.e. it is felt that there is no point engaging – it is dangerous to be passing on this message to our service users, younger people etc.
cooperation 14:30 Group Photo 14:45 Coffee Break 15:00 06 - European Commission’s Copernicus Emergency Management Service Francoise Villette, Peter Spruyt 15:30 07 – GSNL Session Results from supersites New supersites Vision for future Stefano Salvi 17:30 ADJOURN No organized dinner DAY 2 (Wednesday, March 14th) TRADE ROOM CHAR 08/209 VIDEOCONF Charlemagne building 170 rue de la Loi, 1040 - Bruxelles 09:00 08 – GEO-DARMA Ivan Petiteville (remotely), Andrew Eddy 10:30 Coffee Break 10:45 09 – Landslide Pilot Jean-Philippe Malet, Sigrid Roessner (remotely) 11:45 10 – Geohazards Lab Philippe Bally, Stefano Salvi, Dorella Papadopoulou 12:30 Lunch Break - Canteen Charlemagne Building 14:00 11 – Recovery Observatory Helene de Boissezon, Boby Piard (remotely) 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 12 – DRM Demonstrator development Flood demonstrator (45 min) Seismic hazards demonstrator (45 min) Volcano demonstrator (and report on volcano pilot Objective C) (60 min) Bob Kuligowski (remotely), Stu Frye (remotely) Philippe Bally, Dorella Papadopoulou Mike Poland, Simona Zoffoli 18:30 ADJOURN Joint social dinner in local restaurant details tbc at meeting
Access map to the buildings DG DEVCO - L-41 - 41 rue de la Loi, 1040 Bruxelles – DEVCO MEET L-41 05/A128 (social) CHAR - Charlemagne building - 170 rue de la Loi, 1040 – Bruxelles DG ECHO - J-79 - 79 rue Joseph II, 1040 Bruxelles - ECHO MEET 0/MED3 AUD
The Patients’ Forum meets every 2 months to discuss issues related to the practice and to carry out surveys of patients’ views and experiences. The Forum is a very important group and is open to all patients. Forum updates are displayed in the Reception area and on the practice website. There is a forum Facebook page. Any patient with internet facilities may join the Forum online. Please see the Pracrtice website or contact the Strategic Director for details. 01706 253300
use international standards and risk assessments where appropriate and in accordance with guidance material issued by the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet apply the Regulator Performance Framework to its regulatory functions to assess its performance and engagement with stakeholders and make results publically available consider the specific impact of a regulatory proposal on small business in its decision-making process. RELATIONSHIP WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT The Department of Employment supports and advises the Employment portfolio Ministers in its responsibility as the primary source of advice on policy development and the performance of the portfolio’s regulatory systems. The Minister expects that the department and the Workplace Gender Equality Agency maintain a collaborative working relationship to communicate the objectives of the deregulation agenda and to report progress on regulatory reforms delivered by the Employment portfolio to the Government. The Workplace Gender Equality Agency should work closely with the Deregulation Unit to advise the Minister of regulatory reform opportunities and of the implications of the Government’s policy initiatives on the regulatory framework. The department takes into account the knowledge and expertise of the Workplace Gender Equality Agency when considering changes to policy and legislation that impact on workplace gender reporting.
I. Proposals of recommendations addressing specific existent institutions/processes/fora Richard Hill, APIG It is proposed to recommend that ICANN provide to all governments the same treatment that it has given to the USA. It is proposed to recommend that ICANN exchange letters with any country that so requests, stating that it will not take any action to re-delegate the country’s ccTLD without first obtaining express written approval from the government of the country in question. It is proposed to recommend that ICANN delegate to any country that so requests up to three additional ccTLDs, with names of the form “ccXYZ”, where “cc” is the two-letter country code, and “XYZ” are strings chosen by the country, for example “gov”, “mil”, “edu”, or “01”, “02”, “03”. Thus, if “rt” were a valid country code (which it is not), the corresponding country could request delegation of “rtgov” or “rt01”m etc. Richard Hill, APIG 2. Since the right of the public to correspond by telecommunications is guaranteed by Article 33 of the ITU Constitution (within the limits outlined in Article 34), it is proposed to
Enhanced cooperation must recognize that no single institution, arrangement, or instrument can manage the entirety of the Internet’s policy demands and infrastructure. (German ccTLD Registry, .de) We expect the WGEC to give recommendations that provide a basis for channelling the various negotiations on Internet related public policy issues into a sustainable and flexible "Framework of Enhanced Cooperation for Internet Governance" (FRECIG), which would allow all stakeholders from government, the business sector, civil society and the technical community - on an equal footing and in their respective roles – to carry out their roles and responsibilities to enhance communication, coordination and collaboration around issues related to the evolution and the use of the Internet. We consider the global Internet Governance Forum (IGF) and the related regional and national IGFs valuable building blocks for such a "Framework of Enhanced Cooperation in Internet Governance". Arabia WGEC should concentrate on developing recommendations aiming to operationalizing enhanced cooperation with the creation of the necessary framework and mechanisms in order to enable all governments on an equal footing to carry out their roles and responsibilities. VII. Suggestions regarding characteristics of recommendations Suto, ICC Basis recommendations should be developed considering how different stakeholders, in different parts of the world, facing different issues have implemented and will need to implement enhanced cooperation. Therefore any recommendations should have an indicative, character and avoid going into specifics, so that they could easily be adopted and usefully implemented by all stakeholders everywhere. Hickson, ICANN Rather than crafting specific Recommendations at this stage it is probably better to think of broad principles under which future dialogue could take place. (Islamic Republic of)
12A - (A) analyze how the creation, and distribution, and management of key natural resources affects the location and patterns of movement of products, capital money, and people; and TEKS: 6a, 6b, 7a, 7c, 8a, 12a, MIGRATION, UNIT 3 (CHAPTER 11): NORTH AMERICA – 3 Days 1. definition of migrate 2. push and pull factors 3. Factors leading to migration -social factors -political factors -economic factors -environmental factors 4. How physical geography affects the flow of migration -physical barriers (mountains, deserts, dense forests) 5. Illegal immigration -compare state voting maps on issue of illegal immigration Vocabulary: migration, push factors, pull factors, social features, ethnicity, ethnic persecution / cleansing, religious persecution, genocide SE: 1A - analyze the effects of physical and human geographic patterns and processes on the past and describe their impact on the present, including significant physical features and environmental conditions that influenced migration patterns and shaped the distribution of culture groups today. 7B - explain how political, economic, social, and environmental push and pull factors and physical geography affect the routes, and flows of human migration. TEKS: 1a, 7b NORTH AMERICA TEST / LATIN AMERICA PHYSICAL MAP – 1 DAY HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, UNIT 3 (CHAPTER 8): LATIN AMERICA - 4 Days 1. Physical Geography - Importance of Amazon Rainforest and Amazon River -slash-and-burn farming in the Amazon Rainforest 2. Adapting to life in Andes Mountains and Amazon Rainforest 3. Spanish Conquest of Mexico, Central America, and South America 4. Aspects of Culture -definition of culture -customs -roles -institutions 5. Cultural perceptions 6. Religion -definition of religion
Data USE COVE Tool Brian Killough* of the CEOS Systems Engineering Office gave a presentation on the status of the CEOS Visualization Environment (COVE) tool, a browser-based suite of tools for searching, analyzing and visualizing actual and potential satellite sensor coverage. COVE now includes 131 missions and is linked to several mission archives to get metadata and browse images for past acquired data: Landsat, SPOT, Pleaides, Radarsat-2, ALOS-1, TerraSAR-X, Sentinel-1, CBERS-4, and ResourceSAT. Brian gave a demonstration of the Coverage Analyzer, a new tool for acquisition reports and links to data ordering. Brian reported on the two actions from WGISS43 for COVE, saying that they have created a document that lists the missions and instruments for which they collect metadata and the specific pieces of data they acquire. They are waiting to resolve an issue with DLR before finalizing the document and a copy has been sent to WGISS. They have also added CBERS-4 and ResourceSAT -2 to COVE. These are available for actual acquisitions display and in the Coverage Analyzer CBERS-4 only has scene IDs and polygon boundaries. Brian requested continued support to maintain and expand the connections from mission archives to the COVE tool; to develop an approach for on-demand Data Cube creation using cloud-based (e.g. AWS), mirror site (e.g. USGS, ASF), or other data sites (e.g. Copernicus Services) for discovery, processing, and ingesting of Data Cubes to support global users. Brian also requested WGISS support to help the SEO evaluate WCS/WMS approaches for web-based Data Cube connections using OGC standards. Custom solutions and a Geoserver are being considered as options. The SEO also requested help to evaluate file format options for enhanced compression and processing functions to support Data Cubes.
• No integrated “community of practice” for promoting trusted repositories • CCDSC Red Book and DRAMBORA are not widely known in the scientific, IT, and data management communities • They do not address design of data systems and data management, e.g. systems planning, funding, system requirements • No Case Studies and Lessons Learned 7. USGS Scientific Information Management Workshop Vocabulary From Tom Gunther and Dave Govoni, USGS, 2006. A Vocabulary for Scientific Information and Knowledge Management Producer perspective Consumer perspective Source: Govoni, D.L. and T.M. Gunther, 2006. Scientific Information Management at the U.S. Geological Survey: Issues, Challenges, and a Collaborative Approach to Identifying and Applying Solutions (Abstract). Geoinformatics 2006—Abstracts. Scientific Investigations Report 2006-5201, p. 19-20. U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia. 8. Peter Fox Lifecycle Diagrams Presented by Peter Fox, Rennsselaer Polytechnic Institute at USGS CDI August 13, 2010 Denver, CO.
Table 2. Other Areas/Rooms Space used for: Maximum Dry Bulb Temperature Set Point* Relative Humidity Set Point* Processing areas/rooms 70°F ± 5° 35-45% ± 5% Exhibit areas/rooms (see Appendix A, Note 1) 70°F ± 5° 35-50% ± 5% Research rooms 70°F ± 5° 35-50% ± 5% *Cooler temperature set points and, within the specified range, drier relative humidity set points should be used for these media whenever possible in order to improve the preservation of the records. Magnetic/electronic media should not be stored at a temperature lower than 46°F.
TRAC Report • Trusted Repository Audit and Certification methodology, 2007 • OCLC, DPC, and NARA • Restructured and adopted in Oct. 2009 as CCSDS Recommended Practice (Red Book) • Nests with OAIS Framework • Widely recognized in archival and library communities CCSDS Red Book • Audit and certification criteria for measuring “trustworthiness” of a digital repository • Lists criteria and evidence needed to support the criteria • Assumes an external certification process which does not exist now • Can be used as a self-assessment guide DRAMBORA • “Digital Repository Audit Methodology Based on Risk Analysis,” Feb. 2007 • Digital Conservation Centre (DCC) and DigitalPreservationEurope (DPE), • Proposes a methodological framework, guidelines and audit tools to support the identification, assessment and management of risks in a digital repository • Self-assessment checklist, no certification at this time • Integrates with OAIS framework Challenges • No integrated “community of practice” for promoting trusted repositories • CCDSC Red Book and DRAMBORA are not widely known in the scientific, IT, and data management communities • They do not address design of data systems and data management, e.g. systems planning, funding, system requirements • No Case Studies and Lessons Learned 7. USGS Scientific Information Management Workshop Vocabulary From Tom Gunther and Dave Govoni, USGS, 2006.
Common Abbreviations, Terms: WGI = Within Grade Increase (a.k.a. step increase) is a pay increase w/out any increase in production ROR = rating of record –at the end of the fiscal year (FY) and off-cycle if needed to grant or deny a WGI. Off-cycle Ratings – Rating of Record generated to grant or deny a WGI Mid-year (MY) reviews are only progress reviews– not a rating of record FS = Fully Successful EPF = Employee Performance Folder (available in the electronic Official Personnel Folder or eOPF) WGI (step increase) schedule: Step 1 to Step 2 52 weeks Step 2 to Step 3 52 weeks Step 3 to Step 4 52 weeks Step 4 to Step 5 104 weeks Step 5 to Step 6 104 weeks Step 6 to Step 7 104 weeks Step 7 to Step 8 156 weeks Step 8 to Step 9 156 weeks Step 9 to Step 10 156 weeks **Can check top of 3205 to see when last WGI was granted and calculate as shown above** Examples Example #1 ~ An examiner received an Outstanding rating for FY 2013, and the WGI is due during the first 90 days of FY 2014. Even if the examiner’s current performance is less than FS in a critical element (i.e., 94% or lower in either Production or Docket Management) at the end of the PP before the effective date of the WGI, the examiner is still eligible to receive the WGI because, although his/her performance is not FS, it has been less than 90 days from the start of the rating period. Example #2 ~ An examiner has a rating of record of less than FS for FY 2013 and the WGI is due during the first 90 days of FY 2014. Deny the WGI because the WGI is due less than 90 days in the new fiscal year. Review (informally) the examiner’s performance at the end of the second quarter. If the year to date performance would support a rating of record of at least fully successful, reevaluate the employee, creating an off-cycle rating of record and an SF 52 granting the WGI; follow the process for granting a WGI as set out above. If the year to date performance would not support a rating of at least FS, do nothing except be prepared to discuss the issue with the examiner if requested. Review the
HL7 Attachments WG Meeting Minutes Location: San Antonio, TX Date: 1/16/12 Time:9:00 – 5:00 Facilitator Durwin Day, Jim McKinley Note taker(s) Penny Probst Quorum Requirements Met: Yes First Name Last Name Affiliation William Alfano BCBSA Bertha Ambriz-Crespin Kaiser Permanente Laurie Burckhardt WPS Mary Lynn Bushman National Government Services Lynn Chapple Ingenix (UHG) Lloyd Chumbley ACORD Jennifer Collins VIPS, INC Durwin Day HCSC ***co-chair*** Michelle Dougherty AHIMA Craig Gabron PGBA ***co-chair*** Freida Hall Quest Diagnostics Robin Isgett BCBS of SC Matt Klischer CMS Jim McKinley BCBS-AL ***co-chair*** Debbi Meisner Emdeon Business Services Meledie Meyer WPS Insurance Group Penny Probst Highmark, Inc Larry Shorey BCBS of SC Chris Stahlecker CMS Walter Suarez Kaiser Permanente Sue Thompson NCPDP Quarter 1 Agenda Topics Administrative Items Updates: WEDI, S&I, NCVHS, etc. Determine firm project timeline, including Ballot considerations Discuss Status of unpublished Guides (Projects) Update 3 year plan Supporting Documents Open Issues Presentation (also posted on ) Minutes/Conclusions Reached: Administrative Items: Introductions were made The agenda was reviewed
With regard to 174, we have formed an ad hoc under the leadership of Algeria. We do not have the time and room at this date. However, they will be published shortly. We have formed, or will be having consolidation of documents on Resolution 179 under the leadership of the United Kingdom. We have a consolidation of documents or update of text under the leadership of Mexico on the consumer protection. And we have a consolidation of documents on the new proposals for the Resolution on youth and ICTs under the leadership of Poland. For the three consolidations, please provide us an update in the morning session of Tuesday morning. Pardon me, the morning session on Tuesday of the Working Group of the Plenary. I would ask everyone who is interested in these topics to please approach these Chairs and leads to provide them with your comments to be taken on board and please provide them all support. With regard to all ad hoc meetings, the schedules will be published on the boards and will be available in the PP-14 app. Please follow those closely for any updates. With that, as I have no further requests for the floor, this meeting of the Working Group of the Plenary is now closed. (Closed at 1:00 o'clock p.m.) *** This text is being provided in a rough draft format. Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) is provided in order to facilitate communication accessibility and may not be a totally verbatim record of the proceedings. ***
Meeting Attendees: (bold indicates Subcommittee Chair/EC Representative) Attendee Organization 9/4/18 9/5/18 Pipelines: Ronnie Hensley Southern Star Central Gas 1 1 Micki Hoffee Northern Natural Gas Company Rachel Hogge Dominion Energy Transmission Inc. Nichole Lopez Kinder Morgan Inc. Marcy McCain Enbridge (U.S.) Inc. 1 Steve McCord TransCanada Pipelines, Ltd. Kim Van Pelt Boardwalk Pipeline Partners Ltd. -- Services: Sylvia Munson Aquilon Energy 1 Producers: End Users: LDCs: Deepak Raval NiSource Inc. -- 1 Associations: 1 – via phone NV – no vote
Apr 9-10, 2019 Houston, TX TBD IR/Tech 4/9 - 9:00am - 4:00pm Central 4/10 – 9:00am – 1:00pm Central Apr 10, 2019 Houston, TX NAESB Leadership Mtg 4:00pm – 5:30pm Central Apr 11, 2019 Houston, TX NAESB Board Mtg 9:00am – 1:00pm Central Sep 3-4, 2019 (Tentative) Houston, TX TBD IR/Tech 9/3 – 9:00am – 4:00pm Central 9/4 – 9:00am – 1:00pm Central Sep 4, 2019 Houston, TX NAESB Leadership Mtg 4:00pm – 5:30pm Central Sep 5, 2019 Houston, TX NAESB Board Mtg 9:00am – 1:00pm Central Oct 15-16, 2019 (Tentative) Richmond, VA Dominion Energy IR/Tech 9:00am – 4:00pm Eastern Oct 17, 2019 Richmond, VA Dominion Energy EC 10:00am – 4:00pm Eastern Dec 10-11, 2019 (Tentative) Houston, TX TBD IR/Tech 12/10 – 9:00am – 4:00pm Central 12/11 – 9:00am – 1:00pm Central Dec 11, 2019 Houston, TX NAESB Leadership Mtg 4:00pm – 5:30pm Central Dec 12, 2019 Houston, TX NAESB Board Mtg 9:00am – 1:00pm Central Adjourn
Willow Green Surgery Online Services Records Access Patient information leaflet ‘It’s your choice’ If you wish to, you can now use the internet to: book appointments with a GP request repeat medications look at test results to save making that phone call check to see if prescription requests have been completed see and print a list of your vaccinations look at your coded medical record online. The benefit to the patient is clear but it will also release time from answering the phone, about results and prescriptions, for the surgery to devote to other areas of patient care. I would remind you that the practice policy is not to chase up non urgent scripts until 48 hours from the time of request has elapsed. You can also still use the telephone or call in to the surgery for any of these services as well. It’s your choice. Being able to see your record online might help you to manage your medical conditions. If you decide not to join or wish to withdraw, this is your choice and practice staff will continue to treat you in the same way as before. This decision will not affect the quality of your care. You will be given login details, so you will need to think of a password which is unique to you. This will ensure that only you are able to access your record – unless you choose to share your details with a family member or carer. The practice has the right to remove online access to services for anyone that doesn’t use them responsibly. It will be your responsibility to keep your login details and password safe and secure. If you know or suspect that your record has been accessed by someone that you have not agreed should see it, then you should change your password immediately. If you can’t do this for some reason, we recommend that you contact the practice so that they can remove online access until you are able to reset your password. If you print out any information from your record, it is also your responsibility to keep this secure. If you are at all worried about keeping printed copies safe, we recommend that you do not make copies at all. Before you apply for online access to your record, there are some other things to consider. Although the chances of any of these things happening are very small, you will be asked that you have read and understood the following before you are given login details.
WORKSHEET 4.1B. Goals and Objectives Exercise. Use this filled-out worksheet as an example as you complete Worksheet 4.1A. GOAL:Increase the quality of life for the elderly at risk of institutionalization. ______ Objective 1 Objective 2 Objective 3 Objective 4 Direction of change Reduce Expand Increase Increase Area of change Target population Degree of change Time frame Individuals leaving the Consortium for institutions Persons served by the Meals Consortium who are at risk of institutionalization 5 percent 2 months Individuals remaining in their homes Individuals served by the Meals Consortium 80 percent 12 months Social services referrals and follow-up services Individuals served by the Meals Consortium 75 percent 12 months Social services direct care Individuals served by the Meals Consortium who are most vulnerable 90 percent 12 months
Results in Brief Executive Summary The Communications Security, Reliability and Interoperability Council’s (CSRIC) mission is to provide recommendations to the FCC to ensure, among other things, optimal security and reliability of communications systems, including telecommunications, media, and public safety. Under current practice, a wireless 9-1-1 call is routed to a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) based on the originating cell sector that handles the call. For a variety of reasons, once a 9-1-1 call is routed to a primary PSAP, sometimes the call needs to be re-routed to a different primary PSAP. How 9-1-1 calls are re-routed is often based on Best Practices and Standard Operating Procedures. Best Practices represent voluntary guidance for various communication network and public safety entities and allow each entity some flexibility. In this report Working Group 1 reviews legacy Best Practices and identifies those with continued relevance and modifies some legacy Best Practices to make them relevant in today’s environment. In addition, Working Group 1 has developed a number of new recommendations to optimize the re-routing process. Introduction This final report documents the efforts undertaken by the CSRIC V Working Group 1 with respect to its Task 1 to review existing Best Practices, identify gaps in those Best Practices and make recommendations towards Best Practices that optimize PSAP reroutes. CSRIC Structure Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) V CSRIC Steering Committee Chair or Co-Chairs: Working Group 1 Chair or Working Group 2 Chair or Working Group 3 Chair or Working Group 4A Chair of Working Group 4B Chair or Working Group 5 Chair or Working Group 6 Chair or Working Group 7 Chair or Working Group 8 Working Group 1: Evolving 911 Services Working Group 2: Emergency Alerting Platforms Working Group 3: EAS Working Group 4A: Submarine Cable Resiliency Working Group 4B: Network Timing Single Source Risk Reduction Working Group 5: Cybersecurity Information Sharing Working Group 6: Secure Hardware and Software – Security by Design Working Group 7: Cybersecurity Workforce Working Group 8: Priority Services Table 1 - Working Group Structure Working Group 1 Team Members Working Group 1 consists of the members listed below. Name Company
Year 3 (Professional Program): Major Requirements: ten courses, including 47-336, 47-337, 47-338, 47-339, 47-344, 47-371, 53-300 or 53-305, 53-301, 53-355, 53-330 or 53-347; Term Completed Theory and Practice of Social Work with Individuals (47-336) Theory and Practice of Social Work with Small Groups (47-337) Theory and Practice of Social Work with Families (47-338) Theory and Practice of Social Work with Communities and Organizations (47-339) Research I: Foundations of Social Work Research (47-344) Field Education Preparation (47-371) Women, Knowledge, & Reality (53-300 or 34-359) OR Feminist Theories (53-305) Frameworks for Feminist Research (53-301) Violence in the Lives of Women and Girls (53-330) or Social Work & Violence (53/47-347) Feminist Social Work Practice (53/47-355) Year 4 (Professional Program) Major Requirements: five courses (equivalent of ten), including 47-423, 47-430, 47-431, 47-473, 47-475. Term Completed Social Policy and Social Welfare (47-423) Integration Seminar I (47-430) Integration Seminar II (47-431) Field Practice I (47-473) – 9 credit hours Field Practice II (47-475) – 12 credit hours Courses used to calculate the major average are listed as Major Requirements.