zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Indian Affairs, Commission of 01 NCAC 15 .0301 01 NCAC 15 .0302 01 NCAC 15 .0303 01 NCAC 15 .0304 01 NCAC 15 .0306 01 NCAC 15 .0401 01 NCAC 15 .0402 01 NCAC 15 .0403 01 NCAC 15 .0404 01 NCAC 15 .0405 01 NCAC 15 .0406 01 NCAC 15 .0407 01 NCAC 15 .0501 01 NCAC 15 .0502 01 NCAC 15 .0503 01 NCAC 15 .0504 01 NCAC 15 .0505 Elections, Board of 08 NCAC 02 .0109 08 NCAC 04 .0303 08 NCAC 05 .0101 08 NCAC 05 .0102 08 NCAC 05 .0103 08 NCAC 05 .0104 08 NCAC 05 .0105 08 NCAC 05 .0106 08 NCAC 05 .0107 08 NCAC 05 .0108 08 NCAC 05 .0109 08 NCAC 05 .0110
previously considered by Program staff or the Participant unless significant new information is provided to the panel. (7) The panel shall reduce its decision to writing and provide a copy of its written decision to the Participant and Program staff within five business days. (8) The panel's decision is binding upon the Program and the Participant. (9) The Program staff shall make an official recording of the teleconference meeting and preserve the recording. The Participant is allowed to make a recording of the meeting. (h) After completion of the review, new or additional review requests may be made by the Participant only if there are new findings or recommendations by PHP regarding the Participant. Authority G.S. 9021.22. SUBCHAPTER 32M – APPROVAL OF NURSE PRACTICIONERS 21 NCAC 32M .0111 METHOD OF IDENTIFICATION (READOPTION CHANGES) SUBCHAPTER 32Y – CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE REPORTING SYSTEM 21 NCAC 32Y .0101 REPORTING CRITERIA (a) The Department of Health and Human Services ("Department") may report to the North Carolina Medical Board ("Board") information regarding the prescribing practices of those physicians and physician assistants ("prescribers") whose prescribing: (1) falls within the top one two percent of those prescribing 100 morphine milligrams of morphine equivalents ("MME") per patient per day; or (2) falls within the top one two percent of those prescribing 100 MME's per patient per day in combination with any benzodiazepine and who are within the top one percent of all controlled substance prescribers by volume. (b) In addition, the Department may report to the Board information regarding prescribers who have had two or more patient deaths in the preceding twelve months due to opioid poisoning. poisoning where the prescribers authorized more than 30 tablets of an opioid to the decedent and the prescriptions were written within 60 days of the patient deaths. (c) The Department may submit these reports to the Board upon request and may include the information described in G.S. (d) The reports and communications between the Department and the Board shall remain confidential pursuant to G.S. 90-16 and G.S. 90-113.74. Authority G.S. 90-113.74.
Child Emergency Medical Care Information Rules .0302(f)(2), .0801(a) and .0802(c) through (d) X X Safe Sleep Policy Rule .0606(c) X X Notice of Amendment to Safe Sleep Policy Rule .0606(d) X X Safe Sleep Waiver Rule .0606(e) X X Child Medical Action Plan Rule .0801(a) X X Incident Report Rule .0802(e) X X Parental Permission for Administration of Medication Rules .0803(3), (4), (6) through (9) and (11) X X Supplemental Food "Opt Out" Statement Rule .0901(d) X X Parental Permission for Transportation Rules .1003(i) and (j), .1005(b)(3) and (4), and .2509 X X Parental Permission for Aquatic Activities Rule .1403(i) X X Discipline Practices Rule .1804(a) X X Notice of Change to Discipline Practices Rule .1804(b) X X (7) Each child care center shall retain records for personnel as follows: Type of Personnel Record For at least 1 year after employee is no longer employed For 1 Year After Record Created Until the record is superseded by a new statement In each personnel file or designated emergency preparedness file Application for Employment Rule .0302(f)(1) X Staff Medical Statement Rules .0302(f)(1) and .0701(a) X Health Questionnaire Rules .0302(f)(1) and .0701(a) X Proof of Tuberculosis Test Rules .0302(d)(1) and .0701(a) X Staff Emergency Medical Care Information Rules .0302(d)(1) and .0701(a) X
Evaluation of Emotional and Physical Fitness (as applicable) Rules .0302(d)(1) and .0701(b) X Verification of Age Rules .0302(d)(1), .0701, .0703, and .0704 X Criminal Record Check Information Rules .0302(d)(1) and .0703(b) X Education and Equivalency Forms Rules .0302(d)(1), .0703, .0704 and .2510 X Record of In-Service Training Rules .0302(d)(1) and .0709 X Documentation of Staff Orientation Rules .0302(d)(1), .0707(a) and (b) X Documentation of Emergency Preparedness and Response in Child Care Training Rule .0607(b) X Documentation of Review of Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan Rules .0607(e), (f) and (g) X Documentation of pediatric First Aid training if applicable Rule .0705(b) X Documentation of CPR training if applicable Rule .0705(d) X Documentation of Playground Safety Training if applicable Rule .0705(e) X Documentation of ITS-SIDS Safe Sleep Training if applicable Rule .0705(f) X Documentation of Aquatic Activities Policy Receipt Rule .1403(i) X X Documentation of BSAC training if applicable Rule .2510 X
17 CSE 03047 5/26/2017 Correy Winston v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services, Child Support Enforcement Lassiter 16 DHR 02788 5/8/2017 Estate of Dallas Dudley/Carolyn Dudley v. NC Dept of Health & Human Services Elkins 16 DHR 11127 5/1/2017 D's Lovin Day Care v. NC DHHS, Division of Child Development and Early Education Brooks 17 DHR 00001 5/8/2017 Clinton Health Holdings LLC v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Ward 17 DHR 00511 5/5/2017 Tammie Taylor v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Ward 17 DHR 01381 5/8/2017 Crystal Danielle Johnson v. Office of Administrating Hearings Culpepper 17 DHR 01462 5/9/2017 Regge Cooper v. NC Department of Health and Human Services Mann 17 DHR 01675 5/3/2017 Charity Johnson Keen v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Brooks 17 DHR 01694 5/2/2017 Green Acres Family Care Home Latrisha Green v. Megan Lamphere NC DHSR Lassiter 17 DHR 01753 5/16/2017 Home Care Solutions of NC LLC, Latonya Jones v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Brooks 17 DHR 02062 5/19/2017 Caesar's Lil Palace v. Division of Child Development and Early Education Brooks 17 DHR 02499 5/10/2017 Frances Coleman v. DHSR Mental Health Licensure & Certification Overby 17 DHR 02674 5/12/2017 A Plus Results Independent Living Inc. v. North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance, and its Agent Trillium Health Resources Lassiter 17 DHR 02873 5/22/2017 Angenique Bethea Davis v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Ward
Health Service Regulation 17 DOJ 01909 5/16/2017 Taylor Leroy Handsel v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Brooks 15 EHR 07009 5/19/2017 R Phillip Richardson and Celie B Richardson v. NC Department of Environmental Quality Ward 17 INS 01048 5/4/2017 Florence Adams v. North Carolina State Health Plan Mann 17 INS 01216 5/9/2017 Jonathan Nero v. The State Health Plan/Durham Public Schools Mann 17 INS 01301 5/24/2017 Arlene Cox McAdams v. North Carolina State Health Plan May 17 INS 01455 5/4/2017 Holly Hayes v. Blue Cross & Blue Shield Mann 17 INS 01660 5/12/2017 Shirley Faye Purdy v. State Health Plan Blue Cross Blue Shield Overby 17 MIS 02192 4/21/2017; 4/28/2017; 5/5/2017 Tornello Fontaine Pierce El Bey [e]state thru beneficiary Tornello Pierce El-Bey v. State of North Carolina Foryth County & Guildford County District Attorney James(Jim) R. O'Neill District Attorney J.D. Henderson Guilford County Sheriff BJ Barnes aka Eschol Barnes Jr. Forsyth County Sheriff William T Schatzman City of Winston Salem Chief of Police Barry D. Rountree State of North Carolina Department of Transportation/Division of Motor Vehicles/James H. Trogdon III Brooks 4 partial, 1 full 16 OSP 11714 5/10/2017 Wen Chiann Yeh v. Department of Health and Human Services, Ms. Joe Lentz, Director Human Resource Department Elkins 17 SOS 01854 5/15/2017 Keni Senakhte El Bey v. Office of Administrative Hearings May
This Section contains a listing of recently issued Administrative Law Judge decisions for contested cases that are non-confidential. Published decisions are available for viewing on the OAH website at http://www.ncoah.com/hearings/decisions/ If you are having problems accessing the text of the decisions online or for other questions regarding contested cases or case decisions, please contact the Clerk's office by email: oah.clerks@oah.nc.gov or phone 919-431-3000. OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS Chief Administrative Law Judge JULIAN MANN, III Senior Administrative Law Judge FRED G. MORRISON JR. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES Melissa Owens Lassiter A. B. Elkins II Don Overby Selina Brooks J. Randall May J. Randolph Ward David Sutton Stacey Bawtinhimer Year Code Number Date Decision Filed Petitioner Respondent ALJ PUBLISHED 16 CPS 08523 6/15/2017 Judy Y Su v. NC Crime Victims Compensation Commission Brooks 17 CPS 00723 6/27/2017 Jennifer Lee Recio v. Janice W Carmicheal Sutton 16 DHR 07520 6/5/2017 Elaine Shelton v. NC Child Development and Early Education Health and Human Services Brooks 16 DHR 10569 6/6/2017 Loving Caring & Sharing Development Center v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Child Development and Early Education Ward 16 DHR 10873 6/14/2017 Goldsboro Dental Arts v. North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Division of Medical Assistance Overby 16 DOJ 10875 6/14/2017 Terry Lee Vaughan Jr. v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Elkins 16 DOJ 10877 6/22/2017 James Lee Burnette v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Sutton 16 DOJ 11317 6/19/2017 Harfel Clementa Davis v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Ward 17 DOJ 00883 6/27/2017 Tarek Maurice Ollison v. NC Private Protective Services Board Ward 17 DOJ 00913 6/27/2017 Orrin Anthony Bynes v. NC Private Protective Services Board Ward 17 DOJ 01213 6/27/2017 Jeremy Kendall Muldrow v. NC Private Protective Services Board Ward 17 DOJ 01658 6/27/2017 Darrell Lynn Stevenson v. NC Private Protective Services Board Ward
TRANSACTIONS OF THE KOREA BRANCH OF THE ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY VOL. XXIX 1939 CONTENTS PAGE Romanization of the Korean Language by G. M. McCane University of California, E. O. Reischauer Harvard University 1-55 The Yi Dynasty Annals of Korea by G. M. McCune 57-82 Minutes of Annual Meeting and Reports 83-88 Officers for 1939 89 List of Members 90-94 Exchanges 95 THE ROMANIZATION OF THE KOREAN LANGUAGE BASED UPON ITS PHONETIC STRUCTURE G. M. McCune, University of California, E. O. Reischauer, Harvard University TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction … … … 1 II. The Vowels … … 10 Simple vowels … … … … 10 Labialized vowels and diphthongs … 14 Yotized or palatized vowels … 16 Long and short forms of the vowels … 18 Irregularities in the pronunciation of the vowels … 20 “Disintegration” in individual vowels … … 21 Assimilation between vowels … … … 22 III. The Consonants … … … 24 Plosive consonants … … … 25 Unvoiced plosives … … … 27 Voiced plosives … … … 28 “Forced” plosives … … … 39 Aspirated plosives … … … 31 Non-plosive consonants … … 32 Nasal consonants … … … 33 Lateral and semi-roiled consonants … 34 Fricative consonants … … … 35 Rules for the Romanization of the consonant letters … 36 The medial glottal stop (sai siot) and irregular assimilation between consonants … … … 43 The consonants in new spelling and their Romanization … 46 IV. Other considerations … … 49 Syllables and words in Romanization … 49 The Romanization of proper names and tit … 52
UNPUBLISHED 17 ABC 03322 9/7/2017 Reginald Hilton Belton, Owner Robbin Heights Mini Market v. NC Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Ward 17 CSE 02642 9/6/2017 Terry R Locklear v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services, Child Support Enforcement Section May 17 CSE 04856 9/20/2017 Ned Burgess Jr v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services, Child Support Enforcement Sutton 17 CSE 04917 9/21/2017 Thomas Yu v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services, Child Support Enforcement May 16 DHR 09945 9/22/2017 Green Acres Family Care Home #2 Latrisha Green v. Adult Care Licensure Megan Lamphere MSW Chief Ward 17 DHR 02847 9/12/2017 Adam E Smith v. NC Dept. of Health and Human Services Bawtinhimer 17 DHR 04173 9/14/2017 A+ Williamson Care Network v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance Mann 17 DHR 05044 9/19/2017 Barbara Stocks Barbara Stocks Daycare v. Division of Child Development and Early Education May 17 DOJ 02731 9/5/2017 Terry Teray Arrington v. NC Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission Lassiter 17 DOJ 04249 9/22/2017 Eddricco Lishaun Brown-Bey v. The State of North Carolina Attorney General Office Et Al May 17 DOT 03280 9/22/2017 Brandon Roshon McClendon v. State of North Carolina Department of Transportation Mann 17 DOT 05492 9/29/2017 William Delmar Covington v. North Caorlina Highway Patrol Office and North Caorlina Department of Transportation Overby 17 EDC 05343 9/28/2017 Teshia McLean v. NC Department of Public Instruction Overby 17 INS 01662 9/1/2017 Cynthia Martin v. North Carolina State Health Plan Ward 17 INS 02291 9/5/2017 Michelle Jernigan v. State Health Plan Overby 17 INS 02679 9/13/2017 Kendra Matthews v. State Health Plan May 16 OSP 05955 9/14/2017 Eric Rice v. NC State University Culpepper 17 OSP 04383 9/8/2017 Walle Laniyan v. Durham Co Govt Bawtinhimer
17 INS 05504 11/28/2017 Gerald D Surh v. North Carolina State Health Plan Overby 17 INS 05798 11/29/2017 Xiao O Fu (McLinton before) owner/president of Carrboro Family Clinic PA v. BCBS NC CEO Mr. Brad Wilson Elkins 17 OSP 06960 11/27/2017 Dean William Guite v. North Carolina Office of State Human Resources (NCDPS) Lassiter
17 DOC 06814 2/28/2018 Kareem Abdullah Kirk v. North Carolina Department of Corrections Mann 17 DOJ 05851 2/23/2018 Delton E Pettress v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Ward 17 OSP 08066 2/6/2018 Jessica Abrantes v. Consolidated Human Services Onslow County Government Bawtinhimer 17 SOS 07004 2/7/2018 Bridgeway Associates NP Chanel N Harris v. NC Dept of the Secretary of State Trademark Section Ward
18 DHR 01473 4/24/2018 Patrick Herron v. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Malherbe 18 DHR 01550 4/25/2018 Holly Eades v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Sutton 17 DOJ 08219 4/17/2018; 4/18/2018 Albert Lee Davis v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Overby 18 DOL 00677 4/12/2018 Brian Peele Space Walk of the Piedmont Triad v. NCDOL Mike Hopper Mann 18 DST 01699 4/30/2018 Tracy Eugene Perry v. North Carolina Dept of State Treasurer Retirement Systems Division Ward 18 EHR 01183 4/10/2018 Francis X Deluca v. Dept of Environmental Quality Bawtinhimer 18 OSP 00749 4/9/2018 Francis Antonio Adkins v. Eastern North Carolina School for Deaf Lassiter
EXPLANATION OF THE PUBLICATION SCHEDULE This Publication Schedule is prepared by the Office of Administrative Hearings as a public service and the computation of time periods are not to be deemed binding or controlling. Time is computed according to 26 NCAC 2C .0302 and the Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 6. GENERAL The North Carolina Register shall be published twice a month and contains the following information submitted for publication by a state agency: (1) temporary rules; (2) text of proposed rules; (3) text of permanent rules approved by the Rules Review Commission; (4) emergency rules (5) Executive Orders of the Governor; (6) final decision letters from the U.S. Attorney General concerning changes in laws affecting voting in a jurisdiction subject of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as required by G.S. 120-30.9H; and (7) other information the Codifier of Rules determines to be helpful to the public. COMPUTING TIME: In computing time in the schedule, the day of publication of the North Carolina Register is not included. The last day of the period so computed is included, unless it is a Saturday, Sunday, or State holiday, in which event the period runs until the preceding day which is not a Saturday, Sunday, or State holiday. FILING DEADLINES ISSUE DATE: The Register is published on the first and fifteen of each month if the first or fifteenth of the month is not a Saturday, Sunday, or State holiday for employees mandated by the State Personnel Commission. If the first or fifteenth of any month is a Saturday, Sunday, or a holiday for State employees, the North Carolina Register issue for that day will be published on the day of that month after the first or fifteenth that is not a Saturday, Sunday, or holiday for State employees. LAST DAY FOR FILING: The last day for filing for any issue is 15 days before the issue date excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays for State employees. NOTICE OF TEXT EARLIEST DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING: The hearing date shall be at least 15 days after the date a notice of the hearing is published. END OF REQUIRED COMMENT PERIOD An agency shall accept comments on the text of a proposed rule for at least 60 days after the text is published or until the date of any public hearings held on the proposed rule, whichever is longer. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT TO THE RULES REVIEW COMMISSION: The Commission shall review a rule submitted to it on or before the twentieth of a month by the last day of the next month.
Readopt with Changes* Notification of Intent to Engage in Reverse Mortgage Lending Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0202 Current Authorized Lender Information Readopt with Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0203 Annual Renewal Fee Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0204 Certificate of Authorization Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0205 Nontransferability of Certificate of Authorization Readopt with Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0206 Minimum Net Worth Requirement for Authorized Lender or Le... Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0301 Surety Bonds Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0302 Certified Financial Statements Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0401 Record And Bookkeeping Requirements Readopt with Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0402 Examinations Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0403 Withdrawal/Termination of Authorization as Reverse Mtg. L... Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0404 Impairment of Minimum Net Worth, and Surety Bond Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0405 Reverse Mortgage Lender Application Disclosure Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0501 Permitted Fees Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0502 Counseling Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0601 Prohibited Acts Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0701 Enforcement Actions Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03K .0702 Hearings Repeal* 04 NCAC 03K .0703 The rules in Subchapter 3L concern check-cashing businesses including administrative (.0100); application (.0200); licensing (.0300); operations (.0400); books and records examinations (.0500); and reporting and notification requirements (.0600). Definitions Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03L .0101 Filings Readopt with Changes* 04 NCAC 03L .0102 Application for License Readopt without Changes* 04 NCAC 03L .0201 Fees Readopt with Changes* 04 NCAC 03L .0202 Issuance Readopt with Changes* 04 NCAC 03L .0301 Nontransferability of License 04 NCAC 03L .0302
18 DHR 01473 4/24/2018 Patrick Herron v. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Malherbe 18 DHR 01550 4/25/2018 Holly Eades v. NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation Sutton 17 DOJ 08219 4/17/2018; 4/18/2018 Albert Lee Davis v. NC Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission Overby 18 DOL 00677 4/12/2018 Brian Peele Space Walk of the Piedmont Triad v. NCDOL Mike Hopper Mann 18 DST 01699 4/30/2018 Tracy Eugene Perry v. North Carolina Dept of State Treasurer Retirement Systems Division Ward 18 EHR 01183 4/10/2018 Francis X Deluca v. Dept of Environmental Quality Bawtinhimer 18 OSP 00749 4/9/2018 Francis Antonio Adkins v. Eastern North Carolina School for Deaf Lassiter
R. Krishnamoorthy, Anupriya and S. Thennavan, “A Modified JPEG2000 Still Image Compression Scheme Using Golomb-Rice Code, with Mutual Bit Plane and Joint Probability Based Scanning”, National conference on innovatioin Communication and Computing Technologies, Kongunadu, Mar. 2016. R. Krishnamoorthy and M. Braveen, “A new optimal feature selection scheme with orthogonal polynomials and Ant colony optimization for Content based video retrieval system”, Asian Journal of Information Technology, 2016 (Accepted). Infosys “Deep Dive Faculty Enablement Programmes” were attended by Dr.G. Annapoorani, Prof.I. Shahanaz Begum, Mr.R. Deepan Chakkaravarthy and Mr. P.Suresh Kumar to enhance the effective and continuous self learning methods to meet the current industry need.
Department of CSE/IT Bharathidasan Institute of Technology [A Constituent College of Anna University Chennai] Tiruchirappalli-620 024 About The Department Department of CSE/IT (Computer Science and Engineering/Information Technology) established in the year 1999 offers B.E (Computer Science &Egg), B.Tech (Information Technology), M.E (Computer Science & Egg), M.E (Software Engg), (Pervasive Computing) courses. The Department has dedicated and qualified faculty besides good infrastructure for computing. Research at this Department is nurtured through various sponsored programmes funded by national organizations such as AICTE, UGC and Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. Department Newsletter Volume: VIII Issue: IV Oct-Dec, 2017 INSIDE THIS ISSUE:  Forth Coming Events….8 EDITORS: Mr.D.Venkatesan,HOD/CSE Mr.J.B.Shriram M.E., CONTRIBUTORS: Faculty Members (CSE/IT) Envisaging Quality Education.S.tShurroeungdhraHn.ard Work…… There is no substitute for Hard Work………
Dispute Resolution Comparison Chart Mediation Due Process State Complaint Resolution Session Initiation of the process Both the Parent and the Public Agency must participate voluntarily Either the Parent or the Public Agency can initiate due process Any individual or organization may initiate a State complaint The Public Agency may schedule a resolution session upon receipt of a due process hearing request from a parent Time limit for initiating the process None specified Two (2) years from learning of an issue (or when either party should have learned of the issue) One (1) year from the alleged violation Convened within fifteen (15) days of receipt of the due process hearing request unless both parties agree in writing to waive the resolution session or agree to mediation. Issues that may be addressed Any matter concerning IDEA, Federal regulations, or State Board Policy 74.19 Any matter concerning identification, evaluation, placement, or provision of FAPE Any alleged violations of IDEA, Federal regulations, or State Board Policy 74.19 Any matter concerning identification, evaluation, placement, or provision of FAPE Timeline for resolving the issues None specified None Specified Sixty (60) days from receipt of the complaint, may be extended due to exceptional circumstances The resolution period may last for no more than thirty (30) days. Party that resolves the issues Both the Parent and the Public Agency must agree to the solution in writing (assisted by a Mediator) Hearing Officer MDE Office of Special Education Both the Parent and the Public Agency must agree to the solution in writing
REGISTER VOLUME 25 ● ISSUE 22 ● Pages 2435 - 2477 May 16, 2011 EXECUTIVE ORDERS Executive Orders No. 87-91 2435 – 2449 IN ADDITION DENR, Division of Water Quality Public Notice 2450 III. PROPOSED RULES Health and Human Services, Department of Social Services Commission 2451 – 2452 Occupational Licensing Boards and Commissions Medical Board 2452 – 2458 On-Site Wastewater Contractors and Inspectors Certification Board 2459 – 2463 Perfusionist Advisory Committee 2458 – 2459 IV. TEMPORARY RULES Commerce, Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission 2464 – 2465 V. RULES REVIEW COMMISSION 2466 – 2469 VI. CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS Index to ALJ Decisions 2470 – 2477 PUBLISHED BY The Office of Administrative Hearings Rules Division 6714 Mail Service Center Telephone (919) 431-3000 Fax (919) 431-3104 Julian Mann, III, Director Camille Winston, Deputy Director Molly Masich, Codifier of Rules Dana Vojtko, Publications Coordinator , Editorial Assistant Tammara Chalmers, Editorial Assistant
DATE(S) HOURS ABSENT (From – To) TOTAL HOURS TOTAL DAYS (hours divided by 8) EXAMPLE 1: 5/23/14 – 5/28/14 (Subject to supervisory approval) 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 24 3 (Only 3 days were included as the law allows the Memorial Day holiday to be paid if it is a normally scheduled workday. One could also list 4 days if they wish to volunteer the Memorial Day holiday.) EXAMPLE 2: TBD – 4/1/14 – 6/30/14 TBD 24 3 (Time to be scheduled at a later date with approval of your supervisor.) I wish to accrue service credit and credited salary in the state retirement plan as if I were being paid my normal salary during this period. I understand I will need to pay the employee contribution to receive the employer contribution after the leave is completed. YES  NO I am a member of an employment unit that allows the impact of LWOP on pay to be spread over the entire fiscal year and wish to do so. YES  NO  N/A
Mixed: White and Black Caribbean White and Black African White and Black Asian Other Other: Decline to state: I would describe myself as being of the following religion/belief: Bahai Buddhism Christianity Hinduism Islam Jainism Judaism Rastafarian Sikhism Zoroastrians (parsi) Other (Druidry, Paganism, Wicca): Do you consider yourself to have a disability: Yes: No: If yes please state if any assistance is required during the recruitment process:
Ethnic origin How would you describe yourself? Choose one section (A to E) and put a cross in the relevant box within it. A. White English/Welsh/Scottish/Northern Irish/British Irish Gypsy or Irish Traveller Any other White background Please write in………………………………………. B. Mixed/multiple ethnic groups White & Black Caribbean White & Black African White & Asian Any other Mixed/multiple ethnic background Please write in………………………………………. C. Asian/Asian British Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi Chinese Any other Asian Background Please write in………………………………………. D. Black/African/ Caribbean /Black British African Caribbean Other Black/African/Caribbean background Please write in………………………………………. E. Other ethnic group Arab Any other ethnic group Please write in……………………………………….
Emergency contact details Name ………………………………………………… Relationship …………………………..….. Address …………………………………………………………………………………….……………... ………………………………………………… Postcode…...………..………………........... Telephone ……………………………………………….. Mobile..………………….………………….. We only access these details in case of an emergency. Signature of volunteer I confirm that the personal information supplied is accurate. I am willing to abide by the rules and uphold the ethos of the Charity. I understand that my tasks with Wimbledon Guild may involve issues and situations of a sensitive nature and I agree to maintain confidentiality at all times. I agree that my basic records may be kept on computer/database under the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 and I agree also that I may be contacted about my role as needed by email, text, in writing or by telephone. Signature ………………………………………………………… Date ………………………………….. All information will be held by Wimbledon Guild in a confidential manner. Please send this form to: The Volunteer Coordinator The Wimbledon Guild of Social Welfare Guild House, 30-32 Worple Road, Wimbledon SW19 4EF T 020 8946 0735 E W wimbledonguild.co.uk Registered Charity Number 200424
CMK Drop-in Centre First Floor, The Food Centre 791 Avebury Boulevard CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES MK9 3JT Tel: 01908 240450 VOLUNTEER APPLICATION FORM You can fill in this form electronically. Click on a grey box to turn it blue, then type. Please save the document and either email it to us or print it out and post it. Please refer to the guidance notes when completing each section. Where necessary continue your answers on a separate sheet, which may be typed. Please note that CVs are not acceptable and will be discounted. Title: Surname: Forenames: Address: Postcode: Home tel: Work tel: Mobile tel: email: Yes No Do you drive? Yes No Do you have use of a car? What area of Volunteering are you interested in? Please type ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ Helping prepare and serve meals at lunch clubs Helping sort donations or serve in a charity shop Serving in the Snack & Chat Cafe Visiting and befriending an older person in their own home Helping at our Kiln Farm furniture store Driving older people to lunch clubs Providing computer training for over 55s in CMK Helping with general office work or reception at Peartree Bridge or Kiln Farm Helping with fundraising events Being an advocate for an older person Other
Thank you for completing this application form and for your interest in volunteering with us. N.B.: All volunteers must apply for enhanced CRB check and MWHS will provide you with the form at a nominal cost of £11.00 which is paid to Yorkshire Association of South Yorkshire. Dr. Abdelaziz Belattar Manager/Imam
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Organize Archives Help with handouts Call to Ministry Cook for Kids/Crisis Nursery Families Moving Forward Sharing & Caring Hands Sowers of Justice Christmas Share a Gift Sacred Grounds Hospitality Committee Nursing Home Visitor Curb Side Assistance 9:00 a.m. Connect with new members Funeral Coordinator Funeral Food Server Funeral Caller Faith Formation Office volunteer Teach Preschool Sunday Teach elementary Wed. Evenings Teach Jr/Sr High Program Wed. Eve Substitute Catechist Assistant Catechist Help w/Children’s Christmas Drama Hall Monitor Child Care during Faith Formation Child Care during events Youth Event Chaperone Youth Event Coordinator Catechist Adoration for One Hour Adult Choir Musician/Instrumentalist Bell Choir Children’s Cherub Choir Eucharist Minister Greeter/Mass Time_______ Lector/Mass Time __________ Mass Server/ Usher/= Decorating Committee / Grounds Spring Clean Up Landscape/Gardener Summer Weeding Special Projects Electrician Plumber HVAC Carpenter Painter Architecture Roofer General Maintenance Special Projects Social Media Web Design Web Editing SEO Desktop Publishing Graphic Design Writing Editing Printing Signage Photographer Videographer/Audio/Camera/Lights Public Speaker Event Promotion Fund Raising Special Project Facilitate Discussions 15-18 Youth Usher Youth Lectors Youth Musician Photograph events Video events Create video clips for Social Media Youth Sacristy/sacristan Serve coffee/donuts Youth Greeter Lead altar servers Sunday preschool catechist Faith Formation Assistant Church Seasonal Decorations Youth Ministry Acting/Drama Artist Arts & Crafts Organizing/Planning Praying Recruiting Telephone calling Sign up to lead or co-lead one of our upcoming events! - 2018 We are looking for someone to lead or co lead a garden club. Your focus would be to tend to the gardens at St. Mary by scheduling weeding and pruning events throughout the summer. You could even couple it with another fun event like listening to music in the park. Or perhaps organize a fall pumpkin sale to pay for the cost of our flower beds. Lead Co-Lead Helper - 2018 We are looking for someone to lead or our Sewing for Justice Group. We hope to continue to sew pillowcase dresses for _____________, make prayer shawls for _______________, as well as other additional projects as they arise. Lead Co-Lead Helper
REGISTER VOLUME 28 ● ISSUE 14 ● Pages 1613 - 1698 January 15, 2014 IN ADDITION DENR – Public Notice 1613 NC Rate Bureau – Public Notice 1614 II. PROPOSED RULES Administrative Hearings, Office of Administrative Hearings, Office of 1637 – 1639 Rules Review Commission 1638 – 1639 Environment and Natural Resources, Department of Coastal Resources Commission 1615 – 1622 Transportation, Department of Department 1622 – 1623 Occupational Licensing Boards and Commissions Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors, Board of 1623 – 1637 III. RULES REVIEW COMMISSION 1640 – 1655 IV. CONTESTED CASE DECISIONS Index to ALJ Decisions 1656 – 1668 Text of ALJ Decisions 12 OSP 10339 1669 – 1676 13 DHR 12129 1677 – 1683 13 DOJ 08953 1684 – 1688 13 DOJ 09038 1689 – 1694 13 DOJ 13859 1695 – 1698 PUBLISHED BY The Office of Administrative Hearings Rules Division 6714 Mail Service Center Telephone (919) 431-3000 Fax (919) 431-3104 Julian Mann, III, Director Molly Masich, Codifier of Rules Dana Vojtko, Publications Coordinator Julie Brincefield, Editorial Assistant Tammara Chalmers, Editorial Assistant
FORTH COMIING EVENTS Symposium: National level Conference on “National Conference on Computation and Communication Technology (NCCCT’16)”will be held on 11th and 12th August 2016. National level Conference on “ National Conference on Recent innovations in Information Technology(NCRIIT’16)” will be held on 17th& 18th August 2016.
Digital Communications Volunteer 4-7 hours/week Minimum 6 month commitment Are you a proactive, adaptable and enthusiastic individual with an interest in digital marketing and great writing skills? Are you looking to gain hands-on experience in an exciting digital role with the chance to make your mark? Voluntary Action Lewisham is a membership charity that provides leadership and support to local voluntary and community organisations working to benefit communities in Lewisham. We are looking for a volunteer to help us with our digital communications and marketing to our members and partners in Lewisham. This would suit either a recent graduate looking to gain practical experience or a communications professional with a passion for digital media and time to offer. You will work alongside the Development Support Officer (Communications, Information & Member Relations) to develop and raise our profile on social media through Twitter and other relevant media, as well as helping us to promote some of the work we’re doing to lead a force for change in the borough that could transform the way charities work. Are you up for the challenge? Contact: Joanne Roberts 020 8314 9842 Please note that should you be successful, you will be asked for references and to complete an enhanced DBS check. Voluntary Action Lewisham is a registered charity 1085026. Company no. 4123800.
Meeting date: Location: Time: Activity Description Staff needed Time needed Volunteer 1 Volunteer 2 Bag stuffing/materials distribution Collating any presentation or sponsor marketing materials/collateral, gifts, into bags and/or easy distribute piles in advance of attendees’ arrival. Depends on the number of materials and size of attendance. Up to an hour depending on the number of attendees, volume of materials, and number of volunteers Registration desk Checking registration information, distributing materials and name tags, serving as a general resource for questions throughout the day, distributing CE certificates at the end of the day if applicable. At least two people should cover the registration desk at any time. As one individual checks attendees registration, the other finds their name tag and hands them their meeting materials. If the attendance is large (more than 100) consider separating registration alphabetically over additional tables with volunteers working in sets of two. This is an ongoing, potentially all-day requirement. Leaders should rotate sets of volunteers in one or two hour increments. Registration should begin at least 30 minutes ahead of the first presentation (and up to an hour ahead for programs of more than 100 attendees) Speaker orientation/welcome Greeting and registering speakers and ensuring smooth transition between presentations. If the leadership includes an education coordinator this individual should be available at least 30 minutes ahead of the first session somewhere near the registration desks to welcome speakers. Consider Ongoing throughout duration of the event. One volunteer should be sufficient.
having a separate table just for speakers’ registration. This individual should also have the speakers’ cell phone numbers and prepare the speakers so they are ready and at hand (physician present) 10 minutes ahead of their presentation period. AV Preparing speakers slide presentations the day of the event. Working with onsite staff on projector, computer, and microphone needs. Troubleshooting technical problems. If leadership includes an education coordinator this individual sh/could be responsible to ensure each presentation is ready for the speaker prior to the start of each session. A second volunteer may be useful to act as troubleshooter/runner in case problems arise. These volunteers may also work with the host site to ensure sound and display quality. Ongoing throughout the duration of the event. One or two volunteers possibly needed. Vendor assistance Serve as a resource for vendor representative. Direct vendor attendees to designated areas and assist with display as warranted. Assist with any vendor raffles, thank you announcements, etc. If the leadership team includes a vendor coordinator, this person should be available 30 minutes ahead of the event to welcome the vendor representatives, register their attendees, and direct them to their table/display area if warranted. Two volunteers may be helpful—one to remain at the registration Principally at the program outset but these volunteers may also assist with vendor-related speeches, raffles, or other items throughout the day.
Volunteer Enquiry Form There are all kinds of ways to get involved and make a difference at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust. Before volunteering for the first time you must fill out an enquiry form which helps us identify which opportunities you are interested in and would best match your needs, please complete the form below and email it back to volunteer@wkwt.org.uk or post to Brandon Marsh Nature Centre, Brandon Lane, Coventry, CV3 3GW. This must be supplemented by a parental consent form for all volunteers under the age of 18 years. Name: Date of Birth: Address: Postcode: Telephone Number: Mobile Number: Email: How did you hear about volunteering with the Trust? I am interesting in helping out with? Please tick all that apply. Practical conservation activities ☐ Events and marketing ☐ Species monitoring and research ☐ Admin and Office ☐ Environmental education ☐ Fundraising ☐ Working with young people ☐ Helping at Visitor Centres ☐ Other (Please specify)……………………………………………………………………..………………………… Any specific projects or groups:………………………………………………………..……….………………. What motivates you to volunteer with Warwickshire Wildlife Trust? Please tick all that apply. Support Wildlife Conservation ☐ Get involved with the community ☐ Stay active ☐ Meet like-minded people ☐ Develop a new skill ☐ A route to employment ☐ Therapeutic value ☐ To build confidence ☐ Other (Please specify) ……………………………………………………………………………….................... Please describe any skills or qualifications that you could use as a volunteer
Notification of application outcomes You will be advised of the outcome of your application in writing, following a decision by the Community Grants Hub. If you are successful, you will be sent a Letter of Agreement, which sets out the terms and conditions for the grant. A signed copy of the Letter of Agreement will need to be returned by the date in the letter. Feedback on your application Generic feedback on applications will be available on the Community Grants Hub website following the finalisation of the funding round. Feedback on individual applications will not be provided for this round. Successful grant applications The grant agreement If you are successful, you must enter into a legally binding grant agreement with the Commonwealth represented by DSS. DSS will use a Letter of Agreement. Standard terms and conditions for the grant agreement will apply and cannot be changed. Acquittal of Funding You do not have to report on how you spend the money for Volunteer Grants funding unless DSS asks you to. If you are asked to report, DSS will require you to provide proof of purchase and to allow the Australian Government’s auditors to look at your records. The original receipts showing what you have purchased are required as proof and must be kept for five years. The funded organisation is responsible for keeping a complete set of records for this purpose. This includes receipts for fuel and transport costs. It is not necessary to send receipts to DSS, unless requested to do so. All funding must be spent by the Grant Agreement Completion Date, which is stated in the Letter of Agreement. Unspent funds must be returned to DSS. Fuel acquittal There are four different options for the record keeping requirements for fuel costs. You can use any one of these options:
Tables Portable toilet Tables Trailer (up to 2.5x 6.1m) Water tank (incl. installation) Kitchen Appliances Bain Marie Coffee maker Deep fryer Dough mixing machine Fairy floss machine Kitchen utensils Microwave Pie warmer Small kitchen appliances Water cooler / urn / thermos Storage Bookcase Cupboard / cabinet (nonstructural) Esky / cooler Filing Cabinet Lockers Shed (up to 4x4m Shelving (demountable) Storage containers Trolley Tools / power tools / construction tools Band saw / Table saw Chainsaw and accessories Cement mixer / tools Chain hoist Generator Hand drills (incl. bits and sharpener) High pressure cleaner Mill drill machine package (portable) Picket Post Driver Planer cutter Pump (portable; not for landscaping/gardening purposes) Sander Tool kits / tool boxes Work bench Whitegoods and major appliances Clothes dryer Dishwasher Freezer Refrigerator Stove / oven portable (freestanding) Washing machine
Particularly with a volunteer association, great care must be taken to protect against the appearance of legal or ethical improprieties. For these reasons, committees or task forces may suggest vendors, suppliers or consultants, but staff will follow through with a basic procurement process in determining final vendor, suppliers or consultant. Staff will also handle any necessary negotiations based on what is fair market value for the work to be performed. If the AIHA Board approves the proposal, the CEO, with the input of the appropriate staff, will contract, purchase or rent the appropriate resources. All approved expenditures and subsequent purchases or expenses are the responsibility of the AIHA staff, not the committee or task force. AIHA staff will procure the needed and approved goods and services in accordance with ethical standards, good accounting practices, and all other requirements as specified in the articles of incorporation and bylaws of the Association. Appendix A: Overview of AIHA Volunteer Groups, Working Groups, Special Interest Groups, Task Forces, Communities and Project Teams Group Type In Bylaws Convened By Board Approval Members Purpose Pay to join Lifespan Board Liaison BOD Member VG Yes President Required Nat'l AIHA only General No Not defined Yes No WG No President Not required Anyone Specific No Not defined Yes Yes TF No President Not required Nat'l AIHA only Specific No Defined Maybe Yes SIG No President Not required Nat'l AIHA only General Yes Not defined Yes Yes Community No President Not required Members and nonmembers (access may be limited depending on member status) General No Not defined Maybe Maybe Project Team No Staff Not required Nat’l AIHA only Specific No Not defined Maybe No NOTES: A Board Liaison serves as a communications link between the Board and the Group. There is no implied assumption of Board Liaison assignments or otherwise active engagement with the Group. A BOD Member signifies whether a Director is permitted to participate as an active member of the group Volunteer Groups (VG) also include Advisory Groups (such as CPAG) and the Standards Advisory Panel
Introduction to dinghy sailing instruction, preparation for formal instructor qualifications. Volunteers Without Dinghy or Yacht Sailing Experience Those interested in going afloat are encouraged to take an appropriate RYA dinghy sailing course. This can be arranged in conjunction with Chesil Sailability and will enable volunteers to be more effective on the pontoons and to sail with Sailability sailors in 2-seat Hansa dinghies. However, its fine if you want to stay on dry land too – and you are just as important to us in off-the-water roles! Volunteers With Sailing Experience You’ll need to talk to David and Hugh about your experience and skills. Dependent on experience, you will initially be invited to take one of our boats out to see how you perform and adapt to its steering system. The DO or Duty Officer will assess whether you can be added to the list of authorised Skippers, to take sailors out in the double-handed boats. DISCLOSURE AND BARRING SERVICE (DBS) All Chesil Sailability Volunteers who will have face to face contact with Sailors are required to possess Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) clearance – (replaces the CRB checks). Normally we recommend requesting Enhanced Clearance which will enable contact with Adults and Children. The RYA supply and countersign DBS forms for those who apply, and the service is free for volunteers. The application forms can be obtained from CS Safeguarding Officers Cathie Williams and Jill Vines (contact details below). Details required to enable the checks to be carried out: Full Names Date and Place of Birth National Insurance number Driving Licence number Passport number Current Home Address (+ all addresses for the past five years). The details given by applicants on the forms need to be verified (by seeing appropriate evidence) by one of the Safeguarding Officers, before the forms are sent back to the RYA for countersignature. Evidence needed: Passport and / or Birth Certificate Driving Licence Card National Insurance number (Payslip, tax form or pension form) Current Address (Current utilities bill or letter from head teacher if aged 16 – 17 years in full -time education) The DBS forms once issued will be sent by post to the applicant and must be shown to the Safeguarding Officer to confirm clearance has been obtained.