zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
select * from sys.objects where object_id = 101 select * from sys.objects name = 'sysobjects' The query hash is computed from the tree structure produced during compilation. Whitespace is ignored, as are differences in the use of explicit column lists compared to using an asterisk (*) in the SELECT list. Furthermore, it does not matter if one query uses fully qualified name and another uses just the table name as long as they both refer to the same object. All of the following should produce the same query_hash value. Use AdventureWorks Go set showplan_xml on go -- Assume this is run by a user whose default schema is Sales select * from SalesOrderHeader h select * from Sales.SalesOrderHeader h select SalesOrderID, RevisionNumber, OrderDate, DueDate, ShipDate, Status, OnlineOrderFlag, SalesOrderNumber, PurchaseOrderNumber, AccountNumber,
SQL Server detects this condition and, depending on the configuration, it might reduce the commit target of the buffer pool and start clearing internal caches. Responding to the external memory pressure (SQL Server sets lower memory usage caps). Changed memory settings (for example, max server memory). Changes in memory distribution of internal components. Virtual Running low on available memory commitment (the difference between Memory:Commit Limit and Memory:Committed Bytes) is low (could be due to lack of space in the system page files). This can cause the system to fail memory allocations. This condition can result in the whole system responding very slowly or even bring it to a halt. Running low on VAS (direct allocations, DLLs loaded in SQL Server VAS, high number of threads) or VAS fragmentation (a lot of VAS is available but in small blocks). SQL Server detects this condition and can release reserved regions of VAS, reduce buffer pool commit target, and start shrinking caches. Windows has a notification mechanism that reports if physical memory is running high or low. SQL Server uses this mechanism in its memory management decisions. For more information, see in the Win32 and COM Development documentation in the MSDN Library. General troubleshooting steps in each case are explained in Table 3. Table 3 Pressure External Internal Physical Find major system memory consumers. Attempt to eliminate (if possible). for adequate system RAM and consider adding more RAM (usually requires more careful investigation beyond the scope of this paper). Identify major memory consumers inside SQL Server. Verify server configuration. Further actions depend on the investigation: for workload; possible design issues; other resource bottlenecks. Virtual Increase swap file size. Check for major physical memory consumers and follow steps of external physical memory pressure. Follow steps of internal physical memory pressure.
Choose 5 of the vocabulary words below Write a paragraph for each. Each paragraph should include a description of how you would integrate the tool/concept in your current position with PWCS. If you are a classroom teacher, describe how you could use the tool/concept with your students. Write your paragraphs in a MS Word document (titled 1b), remember to save your document a second time as a PDF. Copy/move the PDF version of 1b into your electronic file folder titled “Name TSIPs”. Vocabulary Words 21st Century Skills Active Learning Augmented Reality Blended learning Blog Digital Citizenship Flip Classroom Interactive Whiteboard Internet Safety One Note One Drive Online Learning Online Resources Peripheral Devices Project Based Learning Response Systems RSS Feed Search Strategies and Search Engines Student Learning Center Technology Integration Video Conferencing Web 2.0
Revised Tennessee School and District Improvement Plan Template The final plan should be no longer than four pages. School: Carnes Elementary District: Memphis City Schools Analysis of last year’s results: 2011-2012 Areas of Greatest Progress: Areas of Greatest Challenge: Reading: 4th grade: +12% 4th grade Black & Hispanic (BH): +12% 5th grade: +16.2% 5th grade BH: +16.2% 5th grade Economically Disadvantaged (ED) : +14.2% Math: Overall: +5.8% 4th grade: +13.5% 4th grade BH: +28.7% 5th grade: +28.7% 5th grade BH: +28.7% 5th grade ED: +25.2% Science: Overall: +7.6% 4th grade: +29.2% 4th BH: +27.5% 4th grade ED: +27.5% Reading: Overall:+3 3rd -20.4% 3rd BH: -19.3% 3rd ED: -20.8% Math: 3rd -15.0% 3d grade BH: -15.0% 3rd grade ED: 16.6% Science: 3rd grade: -6.6% 3rd grade BH: -6.6% 3rd grade ED: -8.5% 5th: No change (12.5%) 5th grade BH: no change (12.5%) 5th grade ED: -3.4% Source of Progress: Source of Challenge: During the 2012 school year, Carnes Elementary Optional School Began the Year 1 implementation of the Workshop Model of instruction in reading and math. We implemented the following strategies school wide: The Workshop Model Mini-lesson Small group Differentiated instruction After school tutoring Stanford Math Reading Plus We utilized the following consistent instructional practices: UNRAAVEL CRA (Concrete, Representational, Abstract) Anchor Charts Double Dose of Small group Although the implementation took place during the 2012 school year, the following gaps occurred based on the school’s data. There was a minimal increase in student reading levels. was minimal exposure to a variety of reading genres Third grade focused on instructional practices; however students’ independent reading levels were below grade level. The third grade math class received a new teacher mid year There was limited classroom time spent on science instruction.
Menu of questions for TSI Pupil Questionnaire (Administered prior to and on completion of a TSI cycle of 6-8 weeks) I am: A boy ☐ A Girl ☐ Questions 1-10 are about your reading I like reading Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I like reading aloud Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I like listening to someone else read Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I like reading my class reader Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I like reading novels Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I like reading on screens (computer/phone/kindle/tablet) Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I feel confident about my reading Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ I know how well I am doing in my reading Yes ☐ No ☐ Not sure ☐ Select which sentence is best for you: I prefer to read fiction ☐
31 I FCE. Ram mandir yard, 3rd Floor, Jsr RMY0516004 Rej. Synthetic Filter 4.87 MT 5% 1% PER MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Alokeranjan/ Mr. Sourabh Anand 7763807084 32 RAMY Ram mandir yard, 3rd Floor, Jsr New Lot Rej. Wooden sleeper with/without att. MS. Material removable with TP only 30 MT Nil 5% 1% SELF 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Alokeranjan/ Mr. 7763807084 33 MRD Tubes Division R150 Rej. Saw Cutter 0.5 MT 5% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kujur 9431521856 34 MRD Yard 77 Rej. Corrugated 15 MT Nil 5% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kujur 9431521856 35 MRD Scrap Yard R147 Rej Elect. Scrap with Motor, Rotor, Celling fan, Panel Box including cable, Light Cover ETC. 5 MT 5% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kujur 9431521856 36 MRD Scrap Yard 83 Refrectories Bricks including Broken 5 MT 5% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kujur 9431521856 37 MRD, Tubes Div 63 Rej Nylon Rope 2 MT 5% 1% SELF 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kujur 9431521856
Instructions for TS 07 This page of instructions for Performance Report for Non-Enforcement Grants (TS 07) does not need to be submitted with your Report. Return the documents to your assigned grant coordinator at the Illinois Department of Transportation, Division of Traffic Safety. Grantee – Agency name as listed on Page 1 of Highway Safety Project Agreement, Conditions and Certifications. Project Number – Found on Page 1 of the Highway Safety Project Agreement, Conditions and Certifications. Project – Title of project as listed on Page 1 of Highway Safety Project Agreement, Conditions and Certifications. Reporting Period – Time period covered by this report. Project Objectives – Use the spaces provided to report on project objectives and related information, as specified in the Highway Safety Project Agreement, Conditions and Certifications. Other highlights or accomplishments this reporting period? – Your major success stories, special events, etc. Also an area to indicate that copies of press clippings, pictures/fliers, etc. are attached. Is work progressing on schedule? – Check “Yes” or “No”. If “No”, explain and/or identify corrective action to be taken. Any problems or delays this reporting period? – Major events or circumstances that prevent you from achieving objectives and performance measures (i.e. changes in key personnel, inclement weather, etc.). Any assistance or revisions needed (technical support, budget, or other changes that require an amendment) needed? – Explain why needed and the type needed, if necessary. Any budget problems or issues (under spending, overrun, expenditures)? – Explain if necessary. Action plan – Grantee may attach an action plan as a reporting or planning document or if required by the IDOT/DTS project or program coordinator. Report prepared by – Name and title of person (generally the project director) completing forms. Include the person’s title and date completed. FOR IDOT/DTS USE ONLY – Reserved for IDOT/DTS signatures and comments. The DTS project or program coordinator should sign where indicated and note any response given or response needed relating to project performance. Attach additional sheets to explain above responses when filling out by hand, if necessary.
tailend area, North side boundary wall, WT area & patikhali yard. 2 Tata Steel limited, HMC division, HFC complex, beside IOC refinery, Patikhali, Dist: Purba Medinipur, Haldia – 721606 HMC-171102 SCRAP & DAMAGED CHARGER PLATE, AS IS WHERE IS BASIS. (Dimension: 18m*3.5m*0.07m) Materials will be cut into 3 pieces by the company before delivery/trailer for 30tons capacity to be placed at the time of loading. 30 (+/- 20%) MT 18% 1% Free Loading by HMC 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Ranjeet Kumar / Mr. Sutanu Maity 03224647365/ 9233340030 3 Tata Steel limited, HMC division, HFC complex, beside IOC refinery, Patikhali, Dist: Purba Medinipur, Haldia – 721606 HMC-171103 RUSTED MIXED IRON STEEL SCRAP/SHEET AS IS WHERE IS BASIS, Loading to be done manually only. Cutting/welding of material & for loading of material will not be allowed during loading. 50 (+/- 10%) MT 18% 1% Free Loading by HMC 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Ranjeet / Mr. Sutanu Maity 03224647365/ 9233340030 4 Tata Steel limited, HMC division, HFC complex, beside IOC refinery, Patikhali, Dist: Purba Medinipur, Haldia – 721606 OVEN DOORS (CAST IRON) WITH REFRACTORY. (Tata Steel Material No.140005290) attached refractory inside the door. Loading will start from east side, row 1, As is where is basis. 400 (+/- 10%) MT 18% 1% Free Loading by HMC 30 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Ranjeet Kumar / Mr. Sutanu Maity 03224647365/ 9233340030 By Train: Howrah Railway Station->Durgachak Town (Howrah-Haldia train no-38051)->TSL Hooghly Met Coke Tatanagar Railway Station-> Kharagpur->Durgachak Town ->TSL Hooghly Met Coke By Bus:
4 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Scrap Hi Cr Cast iron Rolls/Hi Cr Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 5 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Scrap Hi Cr Cast iron Rolls/Hi Cr Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 6 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Hi Cr Cast iron Rolls/Hi Cr Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 7 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Scrap Ni grain Cast iron Rolls/ICDP Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 8 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Ni grain Cast iron Rolls/ICDP Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 9 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Scrap Ni grain Cast iron Rolls/ICDP Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 10 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, Material Code not received Rej. and Scrap Hi chrome cast steel Rolls 22 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Kumar Pradhan Orissa Orissa Orissa Orissa Orissa Orissa Orissa
Highway Safety Project Agreement, Conditions and Certifications - eLAP 1A. Grantee: 2A. Project Title: FFY 2014 eLAP Grant 1B. Address: 2B. Project Number: Task Number(s): 1C. County: 2D. CFDA Number: 2E. Project Amount: 1D. FEIN: 3. Period: 5/30/2014 through 9/30/2014 1E. DUNS: 1F. Fund Type: 4. Vendor: 1G. Federal State Required signatures By signing the GOVERNMENTAL BODY and the DEPARTMENT agree to comply with and abide by all provisions set forth and any Appendices thereto. 5A. GRANTEE Project Director: 5B. GRANTEE Authorizing Representative: Name: Name: Title: Address: Address: Phone: Phone: E-mail: E-mail: Signature Date Signature Date William M. Barnes, Counsel Date (Approved as to form) By: Jared Thornley, Director Division of Traffic Safety Date Jeff Heck, Chief Fiscal Officer Director, Office of Finance & Administration Date By: Randall S. Blankenhorn, Secretary Department of Transportation Date By: Name Print Title
GPS Installation in Vehicles : GPS will be mandatory for each vehicle entering TSL Works with effect from 1st September 2015, GPS will be installed by vendor E-Trans outside TSL Works gate with a nominal charges of Rs. 100 per vehicle. A.MATERIAL DETAILS: Quantity offered is based on eye estimation. Delivery will be made for the estimated quantity or actual ground stock, whichever is lower. Estimation error may arise. After inspection, no complaint of whatsoever nature on estimated /offered quantity shall be entertained under any circumstances. Bidders are advised to make their own judgement on offered quantity before bidding. Customers are requested to generate individual gate pass by clicking on the following link Note: TSL reserves the to track IP address, MAC number and relocation of bidding customers whenever customers participate in any auction on the A H Bilimoria& Co. auction platform for TATA Steel. LIST OF MATERIALS Sr. No. Location Lot no Material Code Description Stock Qty UOM GST TCS Loading Lifting Contact Person Contact No. 1 IBMD KLNR Yard, Rej. Aluminium Cable Scrap in "As Where is Condition” basis. 30 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Kumar Pradhan 06726606144 2 IBMD KLNR Yard, Rej. Hoop Iron in "As is Condition” basis. 8 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 06726606144 3 IBMD KLNR Yard, Rej. Conveyor Belt in "As Where is Condition” basis. 32 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 06726606144 Orissa Orissa Orissa
4 IBMD KLNR Yard, Rej. Empty Plastic Jar (50 Ltrs) “As Where is Condition” basis. 1500 Nos 18% 1% Loading by TSL 10 Working days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 06726606144 5 IBMD KLNR Yard, Rej. Empty Plastic Jar (25-35 Ltrs) “As Where is Condition” basis. 1700 Nos 18% 1% Loading by TSL 10 Working days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 06726606144 6 IBMD KLNR Yard, Rej. MS Condemned Drum (210 Ltrs) “As Where is Condition” basis. 200 Nos 18% 1% Loading by TSL 10 Working days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 06726606144 Special Instruction:- 1. Loading to be given during day time from 08:00AM to 05:00PM by dept 2.Vehicle placement plan will be provided one day in advance. 3.One customer representative is allowed for one DO. SOP ON ISSUE OF TEMPORARY GATE PASS FOR LIFTING OF SCRAP MATERIAL FROM KPO BY CUSTOMER: Step Process Responsibility 1 Customer Representative submit the Delivery Order Copy and Authorization letter to IBMD. Customer Representative 2 On the basis of DO & Authorization letter, Customer representative will provide a request letter along with documents given below and a undertaking note for issue of temporary gate pass. Required Documents for safety training and issue of temporary gate pass (i) Any ID Proof. (Voter ID/Aadhar Card/Driving license) (ii) Passport size photograph. Customer Representative 3 Verification and forward of documents through IBMD & Safety Department to safety training centre for safety training. Safety Dept/IBMD/Customer Representative 4 Safety training & issue of safety training attendance form for gate pass. Customer Representative/Safety Department/ Safety training Centre 5 Submission of Safety training attendance form (Duly signed by the trainer),request letter (forwarded through Contract cell,Security Dept.& IBMD) and DO copy to Gate pass section for issuing Customer Representative 6 Issue of as per Delivery order period. Section Orissa
GPS Installation in Vehicles : GPS will be mandatory for each vehicle entering TSL Works with effect from 1st September 2015, GPS will be installed by vendor E-Trans outside TSL Works gate with a nominal charges of Rs. 100 per vehicle. A.MATERIAL DETAILS: Quantity offered is based on eye estimation. Delivery will be made for the estimated quantity or actual ground stock, whichever is lower. Estimation error may arise. After inspection, no complaint of whatsoever nature on estimated /offered quantity shall be entertained under any circumstances. Bidders are advised to make their own judgement on offered quantity before bidding. Customers are requested to generate individual gate pass by clicking on the following link Note: TSL reserves the right to track IP address, MAC number and geolocation of bidding customers whenever customers participate in any auction on the A H Bilimoria & Co. auction platform for TATA Steel. LIST OF MATERIALS Sr. No. Location Lot no Description Qty UOM GST TCS Loading Lifting Contact Person Contact No. 1 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, TSKROL1001 Rej. and Scrap Hi Cr Cast iron Rolls/Hi Cr Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 09040094926 2 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, TSKROL1002 Rej. and Scrap Hi Cr Cast iron Rolls/Hi Cr Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 09040094926 3 TSK HSM,IBMD KLNR Sale Yard, TSKROL1003 Rej. and Scrap Hi Cr Cast iron Rolls/Hi Cr Rolls 24 MT 18% 1% Rs 150 PER MT 15 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Saroj Kumar Pradhan 09040094926 Orissa Orissa Orissa
Special Instruction Mixed scrap from the original lot, customers have to lift the material till ground level without any excuses. Loading from one side, no pick and choose. Customers have to place minimum 3 trucks on every working day against Lot no. MSCMG-1701. In case, trucks are not placed three consecutive days, TSL may charge penalty of upto Rs. 25000 per case except for national or state holidays. B: Payment and Lifting Schedule: Lot No. Payment Schedule Lifting Schedule EMD ( 10 % of Lot Value ) Installments MSCMG-1701 02 Working days from Date of Lot Confirmation 1st Installment - 03 Working Days From Date of EMD 2nd Installment - 03 Working Days from the 1st Installment date [Only Applicable if material value (Rate X Tonnage) crosses Rs. 10 Lakh] 20 working days from the date of DO (Sundays & public holidays are excluded for counting purpose for lifting schedule) Suitable extension of due date for payment and lifting will be accorded in case of any eventualities like Strike/ Bandh/ Special restriction on vehicular movement imposed by the local Administration etc Requirements of participation: Registration: Before participation in the Sealed Bid Tender, a prospective bidder shall be required to get registered with A H Bilimoria & Co. For details visit Documentation: The following documents need to be submitted by the bidder interested in participating in the Sealed Bid Tender to A H Bilimoria & Co. prior to the Date of the Sealed Bid Tender. PAN Card, TIN No, Registration Form Letter of Interest duly signed and stamped by bidder. Each page of the Terms & Conditions to be signed and stamped by the buyer and to be submitted to A H Bilimoria & Co. Bidders are requested to submit copies of their SOI's before participating in the Sealed Bid Tender. Security Deposit: Non-Interest bearing security deposit of Rs.50, 000/- (Rupees Fifty Thousand only) in favour of “A H Bilimoria & Co.” payable at Kolkata/Jamshedpur. Modes of Security Deposit: PO / DD / CHQ or through NEFT in favour of "A. H. BILIMORIA & COMPANY" to be deposited with HDFC Bank A/c. No. 06932560001205, IFSC Code: HDFC0000693, Branch name: 31, Chowringhee Road, Kolkata – 700016.
1 MRD TUBES DIV NOV/17/08 Rej Vehicle Tyre of Diff Size with/without rim 3 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 2 MRD DIV NOV/17/09 Rej Transfer Trolley 7 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 3 MRD DIV NOV/17/10 Deleted Rej Corrugated Sheet (Incl. Small pcs, broken and folded condition ) 30 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 4 MRD TUBES DIV NOV/17/11 Rej Mechanical Item 5 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 5 MRD DIV NOV/17/12 Light Melting scrap consist of pipe psc Iron Rod window Grill and loose scrap excluding boulders if any. Entire materials to be lifted. 35 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 6 MRD TUBES DIV LZY NOV01 Deleted Instrument and Gauges 1.8 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 7 MRD TUBES DIV LZY NOV02 Rej Roll Set 1.5 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 8 MRD TUBES DIV LZY NOV03 Deleted METALLAGRAPH MICROSCOPE Q.C MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275
9 MRD TUBES DIV, Behind P T Mill LZY NOV04 Rej. Rectifier Big Transformer without oil. Dismantled to be done by the company, attached cable upto floor level will be delivered. 3.5 MT 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275 10 MRD TUBES DIV NOV/17/06 Rej Aluminium Item. Site to Clear. 500 Kg 18% 1% Rs.100/- Per MT 10 Working Days from the D/O date Mr. Shalesh Kujur/ Ms. Sarita Singh 9431380275
Auction Catalogue Auction conducted by A H Bilimoria & Co. SALE OF MISC (ON ARISING BASIS) OF TATA STEEL LIMITED, ON “AS IS WHERE IS AND NO COMPLAINT BASIS” Catalogue Serial Number: TSL/AHB/DECEMBER/175/17-18 Materials : MISC ITEMS(ON ARISING BASIS) Seller: Tata Steel Limited, RAMY Auction website: E-Auction Date & Time: 21st DECEMBER, 2017…….. at 03.00 PM Inspection Date & Time: 21st DECEMBER, 2017- At 10.30 AM ---------------- For inspection of materials the interested customers should report at MAIDAN, Opp. Novelty Restaurant, Bistupur Police Station, Jamshedpur-831001 BY 10.00 A.M Date of Security Money Deposit 21st DECEMBER, 2017Till02.00 PM Contact Details: GPS Installation in Vehicle : GPS will be mandatory for each vehicle entering TSL Works with effect from 1st september2015, GPS will be installed by Vendor E-Trans outside TSL Works gate with a nominal charges of Rs.100 per vehicle.
Sofa Single-1No, Revolving Chair-4Nos, Dressing & Food Trolley-1No, Site to be clear. 2 TMH Bungalow no. 1 CD Road, Northern Town TMH-171002 Material code not received Rej. Wooden & Wooden Chair - 13Nos, Wooden almirah, wooden table, wooden door, window etc, Site to be clear. 1.5 MT 18% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kumar Lilanand 7763807690 3 TMH Bungalow no. 1 CD Road, Northern Town TMH-171003 Material code not received Rej. Geyser 25 No 28% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kumar Lilanand 7763807690 4 TMH TMH Hospital Campus TMH-171005 Material code not received Rej. Aluminium Ducting & cut Pieces. Site to be 0.500 MT 18% 1% Self 10 Working days from D/O date Mr. Kumar Lilanand 7763807690
Highway Safety Project Agreement, Conditions and Certifications - Memorial Day 1A. GRANTEE: 2A. Project Title: Memorial Day Enforcement Campaign 1B. Address: 2B. Project Number: Task Number(s): 2D. CFDA Number: 2E. Project Amount: 1C. FEIN: 3. Grant Period: 5/11/2015 through 9/30/2015 1D. DUNS: 1E. Fund Type: 4. Vendor: 1F. Federal Required Signatures By signing below, the Governmental Body and the Department agree to comply with and abide by all provisions set forth and any Appendices thereto. 5A. GRANTEE Project Director: 5B. GRANTEE Authorizing Representative: Name: Name: Title: Address: Address: Phone: Phone: E-mail: E-mail: Signature Date Signature Date William M. Barnes, Chief Counsel Date (Approved as to form) By: Jared Thornley, Director Division of Traffic Safety Date Jeff Heck, Chief Fiscal Officer Director, Office of Finance & Administration Date By: Randall S. Blankenhorn, Secretary Department of Transportation Date By: Print Name Print Title
Memorial Day Holiday Campaign Enforcement Dates – May 11 through May 25, 2015 A minimum of 50% of the enforcement hours must be between 9 pm and 6 am. Indicate the number of Daytime and Nighttime seat belt enforcement(s) your agency will conduct (not # of officers). Daytime Seat Belt Enforcement Zone(s) Nighttime (9 pm - 6 am) Seat Belt Enforcement Zone(s) - (minimum 50%) # of Officers (per detail) # of (per detail) Total Hours (officers x hours x details) X Average Overtime Rate = TOTAL 0 $ $0.00 # of Details (total for campaign) 0 Daytime Roving Saturation Patrol(s) Nighttime (9 pm - 6 am) Roving Saturation Patrol(s) - (minimum 50%) # of Officers (per detail) # of Hours (per detail) Total Hours (officers x hours x details) X Average Overtime Rate = TOTAL 0 $ $0.00 # of Details (total for campaign) 0 GRAND TOTAL OF ALL PATROL TYPES GRAND TOTAL The grand total should be the total of the 2 “total” boxes above. This will be your requested amount for this campaign. $0.00
21 WR-19-74 Scrap yard Old and used gear box excluding compressor, as is where is basis, site to be cleared. 3 MT 18% 1% By company 25 days from date of order 22 WR-19-41 Scrap yard Old and used plastic and PVC scrap, as is where is basis, site to be cleared. 6 MT 5% 1% By company 20 days from date of 23 WR-19-42 Scrap yard Aluminium scrap attached with iron fitting (Fruit coupling) site to be cleared. 1 MT 18% 1% By company 20 days from date of order 24 WR-19-46 Scrap yard Old and used RD Transmission, as is where is basis, 5 Nos 18% 1% By company 20 days from date of order 25 WR-19-54 Scrap yard Old and used IT scrap, like monitor, PC, TV etc. Valid E-waste PCB Certificate required. 1 Lot 5% 1% By company 20 days from date of order 26 WR-19-56 Scrap yard Old and used copper scrap, like winding wires 1 MT 18% 1% By company 25 days from date of order 27 WR-19-58 Central workshop Old and used copper rotor without hub as is where is basis. Only rotor will be delivered. 3 MT 18% 1% By company 25 days from date of order
Global Learning Student Learning Outcome Addressed Assessment Method Assessment Results Global Awareness: Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the interrelatedness of local, global, international, and intercultural issues, trends, and systems. Assessment Activity/Artifact: Students will be given Readiness Assessment Tests (RATs) to measure their understanding of and awareness of the issues surrounding the teaching and learning of English language learner students in schools. These team based tests will be given individually and then in cooperative groups in order to enhance the discussion and awareness of the issues. Evaluation Process: There will be tests given at the beginning of the period that assess how ready students are to discuss the chapter assigned that day. The RAT is given first individually and then to a small group. Minimum Criteria for Success: Grades on the RATs will be a combination of an individual‘s grade and group grade on the assessments. Minimum criterion for success is an overall mark of 73% (minimum grade for a C). Sample: All students will be assessed. To be entered after each time course is taught Course Learning Outcome Students will be able to demonstrate awareness of diverse ways of teaching and learning in schools by becoming aware of the challenges and conditions of linguistic and cultural minorities in schools in the United States and abroad. They will be exploring the interrelatedness of language, culture, and background knowledge on home/school interactions both internationally and globally. Use of Results for Improving Student Learning To be entered after each time course is taught
Global Engagement: Students will be able to demonstrate willingness to engage in local, global, international, and intercultural problem solving. Assessment Activity/Artifact: Students will work for a minimum of six sessions with an English language learner in a field school. Evaluation Process: Students will submit a developed action plan to assist ESOL learners, as well as a report regarding the implementation of the plan throughout the six working sessions. Students will then critique the plan and reflect on the experience. Minimum Criteria for Success: Students must achieve a “meets standard” (2) rating on a 3-point rubric, as outlined on TaskStream. Sample: All students will be assessed. To be entered after each time course is taught Course Learning Outcome Students will be able to engage with linguistic and cultural minority children in schools through interactions designed to assist these children with their academic success in English. Use of Results for Improving Student Learning To be entered after each time course is taught
Storytelling genre Freadman Storytelling in the Language Classroom Storytelling as a Pragmatic Skill Storytelling in language classroom Storytelling in EFL Classroom: Vocabulary/IDIOMS/Phrasal Verbs: The first one is a great resource The most frequently used American Idioms Teaching English language through metaphors This is very good especially for how not to phrasal verbs Videos/Movies
Theoretical Foundations Student engagement ( Kuh, 2003; Kuh, 2001; Pascarella & Terenzini, 2005) model (Astin, 1985); Research university (Kerr, 2001) Approaches to learning 1987b; Prosser & Trigwell, 1999; Ramsden, 1979, 1991; Richardson, 1983) Multiple instruments on student engagement, satisfaction and learning outcomes Survey Content: Topics Participation in educationally purposeful activities, institutional requirements of coursework, perceptions of the college environment, educational and personal growth, etc. Academic, research and civic engagement, time allocation, learning outcomes assessment, campus climate, plans and aspirations, satisfaction with academic program, global experiences, learning and technology, etc. Satisfaction with teaching quality, assessment and feedback, academic support, organization and management, learning resources, personal development, overall experience, etc. Content and organization of teaching, acquired skills, preparation for career, academic guidance, quality of assessment, contact hours, internships, quality of learning environment, etc. Survey Content Validity and Reliability Studies (McCormick & McClenney, 2012; Pascarella, Seifert, & Blaich, 2008; Pike, 2013) (Chatman, 2009, 2011) (Callender, Ramsden, & Griggs, 2014; Richardson, Slater, & Wilson, 2007) (Brenders, 2013) Data Collection: Sample Census-based/random sample survey of and senior students Census-based survey of undergraduate students Census-based survey of last students Census-based survey of undergraduate students Data Collection: Method and Frequency Online and paper-based; Once a year Online; Once a year Online and paper-based; Once a year Online; Once a year Data Collection: Response Rates 25-30% 25-30% 71% 34% Data Analysis Table 2 (continued) Centralized approach. Engagement indicators (benchmarks) and item by item comparisons Decentralized approach. Factor scores and item by item comparisons Centralized approach. Item by item comparisons Centralized approach. Item by item comparisons Table 2 (continued) Data Use Mostly internal: for benchmarking,voluntary Mostly internal: for program Mostly external: to inform Mostly external: to inform
The Computer, Email and Internet Acceptable Use Policy Governing body: The Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum Trust Date on which this policy was approved by governing body: 26 January 2017 Policy review procedure: We will review the security policy every three years to ensure it is in line with national guidelines and standards. Date at which this policy is due for review: December 2019
3.6.1 Email can be inadvertently sent to the wrong address. It may also be read by someone other than the intended recipient. Caution must be exercised when communicating proprietary, confidentially sensitive information or information relating to the museum when using email systems and users should ensure that such information is properly encrypted and that they have the authority to send it. 3.6.2 No client or customer related information should be sent over any public computer system without the prior written consent of the client or customer. 3.7 COPYRIGHT Employees and volunteers must adhere to all intellectual property and copyright law. Employees and volunteers must not upload, download, copy or otherwise transmit any copyrighted materials belonging to parties outside the museum without the copyright holder’s written permission. 3.8 CONTRACTS Employees and volunteers should be aware that contracts which bind the museum can be created on the internet or by email. Employees and volunteers must not enter into contracts or subscribe for, order, purchase, sell or advertise for sale any goods or services on the internet or by email, unless with the express authorisation of the museum. 4 DISCIPLINARY Any breach of this policy may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal and may result in criminal prosecution. You may also be held personally liable for violating this policy. 5 REVIEW This policy is reviewed at three-yearly intervals. This policy was originally adopted by the Board on 28 April 2005 (and last reviewed in December 2016)
For administration purposes e.g. we may contact you about a donation you have made or event you have expressed an interest in or registered for; For internal record keeping, such as the management of feedback or complaints; To process your consent to use your image To store your consent to marketing The use of IP addresses to block disruptive use, to record website traffic or to personalise the way our information is presented to you to identify your approximate location; Where it is required or authorised by law; and Assessing your personal information for the purposes of credit risk reduction or fraud prevention (regrettably some people target charities for illegal purposes such as money laundering and, quite rightly, we are required to monitor financial activity and report suspected fraud to the appropriate authorities). We may contact you for marketing purposes by mail, e-mail, or telephone. This will require us to have your consent prior to these communications. It is your choice the type of communications and information you receive about our charity and the ways in which you can get involved. You can change your mind at any time by contacting us at The Salisbury Museum, The King’s House, 65 The Close, , or by email We will not use your information for marketing purposes if you have asked us not to. 6. INFORMATION SHARING AND DISCLOSURE We will not sell or swap your information with any party. We may share your information with our data processors. These are trusted partner organisations that work with us in connection with our charitable purposes, your data will only be shared when it is necessary to do so. All our trusted partners are required to comply with data protection laws and our high standards and are only allowed to process your information in strict compliance with our instructions. We will always make sure appropriate contracts and controls are in place and we regularly monitor all our partners to ensure their compliance. We may disclose your personal information to third parties if we are required to do so through a legal obligation (for example to the police or a government body); to enable us to enforce or apply our terms and conditions or rights under an agreement; or to protect us, for example, in the case of suspected fraud or defamation. We do not share your information for any other purposes. 7. THE ACCURACY OF YOUR INFORMATION We aim to ensure that all information we hold about you is accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date. If any of the information we hold about you is inaccurate
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Geometry Introduction This profile consists of simple geometry which can be expressed in multiple configurations as described in ISO 19107 clause 6.1.3. S-100 spatial schema Geometry classes and their ISO 19107 reference Table 7-1 Spatial types Coordinate Geometry Geometry Primitive Geometry Complex Geometry Aggregate DirectPosition (6.4.1) GM_Curve (6.3.16) GM_Complex (6.6.2) GM_Aggregate (6.5.2) CurveInterpolation (6.4.8) GM_CurveBoundary (6.3.5) GM_Composite (6.6.3) GM_MultiPoint (6.5.4) GM_CurveSegment (6.4.9) GM_OrientableCurve (6.3.14) GM_CompositeCurve (6.6.5) GM_Position (6.4.5) GM_OrientableSurface (6.3.15) GM_Polygon (6.4.36) GM_Point (6.3.11) GM_SurfacePatch (6.4.34) GM_Primitive (6.3.10) SurfaceInterpolation (6.4.32) GM_Ring (6.3.6) S100_ArcByCenterPoint (none) GM_Surface (6.3.17) (none) GM_SurfaceBoundary (6.3.7) Figure 7-2 — Coordinate Geometry
TSMAD28/DIPWG6 8.2B Include a test in 6-64 for "text that can extend beyond a boundary", and remove the reference in S-64 TM In Process ENCWG TSMAD28/DIPWG6 9.2A Assist SPAWAR in specifying any portrayal elements specified in S-52 PL 4.0 (display category, priority, etc.) that could not be determined. CH In Process TSMAD28/DIPWG6 9.2A Provide guidance to SPAWAR regarding portrayal for hulks. CH Closed TSMAD28/DIPWG6 10.3A Investigate whether a Content Management System could be used to generate/manage the content of the DCEG and other associated documents. (JP) JP Close S-100WG TSMAD28/DIPWG6 11.6A The S-100 sub WG to take into consideration the proposals in paper 11.6A for action in S-100. Include examples of the use of aggregations and associations. S100subwg In Process S-100WG TSMAD28/DIPWG6 Portrayal Breakout Session DIPWG to submit a proposal to regarding recommendations for structuring of restricted areas that will facilitate the portrayal of the various types of restricted areas. The recommendation will take into consideration a related paper previously submitted by Jeff Wootton DIPWG In Process TSMAD28/DIPWG6 Portrayal Breakout Session Investigate possibility of IHB resources to build True Type and or SVG fonts to support display of soundings and depth contour labels. AP Close S-100WG TSMAD28/DIPWG6 Portrayal Breakout Session Provide guidance to AP regarding which characters will need to be converted to True Type fonts CH In Process S-100WG Annex B Meeting Actions Meeting Project Team Reference Action Responsible TSMAD / S-100WG Actions TSMAD29 6.4B Produce an updated draft edition S-112 (taking into account comments from the meeting) and submit the document to the TWCWG meeting in April 2015 (UKHO) with a view to setting up a Project Team to continue the work item. SM TSMAD29 S-101 10.1A Submit a paper outlining the issues and recommendations for S-101 Symbols for Virtual AIS Aids to Navigation (paper 10.1A) requesting NCWG to review the proposed symbols and provide recommendations for permanent V – AIS symbols. CH
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Technology Support Programme Scope: The TSP (Round 2) theme is: Innovative Diagnostic or Monitoring tools for Reproductive and Women’s Health Reproductive and Women’s health encompasses preconception, antenatal, intrapartum and perinatal care including the wellbeing of both the woman and her baby. In the UK, despite best efforts in women’s health services, the NHS spends £560 million per year compensating families for negligence during maternity care [1]. Thus, the introduction of diagnostic and monitoring tools that would improve upon current antenatal healthcare, predict or reduce complications at childbirth, are of great interest to the NHS. The challenges include accurately stratifying high-risk women during the preconception and antenatal period, screening for prematurity, and predicting unexpected outcomes at birth e.g. stillbirth. Digital tools to improve the well-being of the mother and fetus, via innovative monitoring and diagnostics could support clinical decision making, as well as reduce variability in clinical interpretation. Other challenges are in finding aids for difficult delivery, timely diagnosis and management of preeclampsia, and the effective management of acute bleeding postpartum. Preconception solutions of interest would include innovative ways to collect and report the reproductive health status of the woman (e.g. hormonal, oxidative stress, micronutrients) measured by a point-of-care or lab-on-chip device. The TSP (Round 2) is seeking companies that are working in this area and have an innovation, not currently in use in the NHS, which they want to evaluate in an NHS setting. How to apply: Interested companies that meet the scope and criteria can apply by 5pm on 23 August 2018. We will review applications and notify those we ask to present at the workshop by 6 September. The Round 2 workshop date will be on 28 September 2018; please hold this date in your diary. If you have any questions please email: / [1] England NHS. National Maternity Review. Better Births. Improving Outcomes of Maternity Services in England. London: NHS England; 2016.
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Timing What is the indicative timeline for the TSP RFT? [Added 23 April 2018] Date Key Event 23 April 2018 Release of the Request for Tender for the Transition Services (RFT). The draft Transition Services Panel Deed 2018–2020 (Draft Deed) will be released on or before 1 May 2018. 30 April 2018 (2.00 to 4.00 pm Canberra time) 7 May 2018 (10.00 am to 12.00 pm (Canberra time) Webinar information sessions conducted. 5.00 pm (Canberra time) 11 May 2018 Deadline for Respondents to submit questions and requests for clarification about this RFT. There will be no obligation on the Department of Jobs and Small Business to respond to questions received after this time. 5.00 pm (Canberra time) 18 May 2018 Closing date and time for submission of responses to the RFT for Transition Services Panel (TSP) 2018–2020. Mid-June 2018 Notification to Respondents and Announcement of outcomes.