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Employer Feedback Form 雇主回馈表 (Students to complete sections I, II, III, part A of section IV (highlighted in yellow) before handing form to supervisor. Please use softcopy to complete before printing for signature.) (实习生请以计算机输入第一、二、三及四甲(黄色)部份之数据，打印此文件并交予实习机构之主管填写及签署。) I. STUDENT PERSONAL INFORMATION (To be completed by student) 第一部份：实习生个人资料 (此部份由学生填写) Department/School (学系): Program (修读课程): Stream (学科): Year (年级): Name (姓名): Student ID (学生编号): No. of Courses Studied during WIE (实习期间修读科目总数): II. THE INTERNSHIP (To be completed by student) 第二部份：实习工作 (此部份由学生填写) Placement Nature (工作性质) (e.g. shipping) Company Industry (公司业务) (e.g. insurance) Name of employer (机构名称) Work Address (工作地址): Position (职位) (e.g. senior claims clerk) Job function (工作范畴) (e.g. administration) Hours Agreed (同意之实习时数): Hours Worked (实际完成之实习时数): Hours/week (每周实习时数): Start Date (开始实习日期): End Date (结束实习日期): Nature (工作性质): FT / PT / Ad-hoc* (全职/兼职/短期工作) Salary (薪酬) If Yes, Amount (如有,金额为): HK$ Other stipend and benefits (津贴及福利) *Please delete as appropriate (请删去不适用者) III. THE SUPERVISOR 第三部份：主管 Supervisor evaluating student (主管姓名): Position (职位): Department (部门名称): Telephone (联系电话): Email (电邮):
Employer Feedback Form 雇主回饋表 (Students to complete sections I, II, III, part A of section IV (highlighted in yellow) before handing form to supervisor. Please use softcopy to complete before printing for signature.) (實習生請以電腦輸入第一、二、三及四甲(黃色)部份之資料，列印此檔並交予實習機構之主管填寫及簽署。) I. STUDENT PERSONAL INFORMATION (To be completed by student) 第一部份：實習生個人資料 (此部份由學生填寫) Department/School (學系): Program (修讀課程): Stream (學科): Year (年級): Name (姓名): Student ID (學生編號): No. of Courses Studied during WIE (實習期間修讀科目總數): II. THE INTERNSHIP (To be completed by student) 第二部份：實習工作 (此部份由學生填寫) Placement Nature (工作性質) (e.g. shipping) Company Industry (公司業務) (e.g. insurance) Name of employer (機構名稱) Work Address (工作地址): Position (職位) (e.g. senior claims clerk) Job function (工作範疇) (e.g. administration) Hours Agreed (同意之實習時數): Hours Worked (實際完成之實習時數): Hours/week (每週實習時數): Start Date (開始實習日期): End Date (結束實習日期): Nature (工作性質): FT / PT / Ad-hoc* (全職/兼職/短期工作) Salary (薪酬） If Yes, Amount (如有,金額為): HK$ Other stipend and benefits (津貼及福利) *Please delete as appropriate (請刪去不適用者) III. THE SUPERVISOR 第三部份：主管 Supervisor evaluating student (主管姓名): Position (職位): Department (部門名稱): Telephone (聯繫電話): Email (電郵):
IV. STUDENT APPRAISAL (Part A: To be completed by student / Part B: To be completed by Supervisor) 第四部分：評核實習生 (甲部由學生填寫 /乙部由實習機構填寫) (To be completed near/at the end of the student internship.) (請於實習完畢後填寫。) A. Student Self-Appraisal （甲部）實習生自行評分 Assessment Criteria (評分準則) B. Supervisor Appraisal （乙部）主管評分 5 = Excellent (優); 4 = Good (良); 3 = Average (中); 2 = Fair (可); 1 = Poor (劣); N/A = Not applicable (不適用) N/A 1 2 3 4 5 N/A 1 2 3 4 5 Is always punctual 經常守時 Maintains excellent attendance 維持良好的出席率 Has Positive work attitude 有正面的工作態度 Is a team player 有團隊合作精神 Problem Solving Skill 解決問題的技巧 Has effective interpersonal skills 有良好的人際關係技巧 Shows a sense of responsibility 有責任感 Demonstrates knowledge & skills 能展示出應有的知識及技巧 Works ethically 行為符合道德標準 Effective written communication 有效的書面溝通能力 Demonstrates high quality of work ( good organizational skills) 高質素的工作 (組織力和條理性) Shows good initiative 對工作主動 Can follow instructions 能跟隨指令 Can prioritize work tasks 能將工作區分優先次序 Is creative in problem solving 能運用創意去解決困難 Demonstrates sufficient IT knowledge/skills 展示出足夠的資訊技術知識及技巧 Interested in cultural difference 對新文化感到興趣 Adaptive to local culture 能夠適應當地的文化 Language Skills (Chinese), if applicable 語言能力 (漢語), 如適用 Language Skills (English, if applicable) 語言能力 (英語), 如適用 OVERALL 總分
7.2 - Submission & approval of reports Two (2) copies of the reports referred to above must be submitted to the Project Manager identified in the contract. The reports must be written in English. The Project Manager is responsible for approving the reports. 8. Exclusivity Clause The Adjudicated Bidder of this tender agrees to act solely and will not otherwise participate or enter into any other tender issued in relation with other forms of consultations or works requested by this Contracting Authority on the studies and investigations of Wied Blandun area unless expressly permitted before hand in writing to do so by the Contracting Authority or in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. The adjudicated Bidder declare that neither he nor his consultants / contractors / employees / hired personnel / agents / respective officers / directors do form part of any other joint venture / consortium / firm of experts / etc tendering for any other offer / tender / to be issued by this Contracting Authority on the studies and investigations of Wied Blandun area. For as long as this Tender Agreement shall remain in effect, the Adjudicated bidder waive the right to negotiate with and enter into contracts with others that contemplate the same or similar purpose and encompass the same or similar scope of this Agreement. The Adjudicated Bidder or any of his consultants / contactors / employees / hired personnel / agents / respective officers / directors will not engage in any activity that conflicts with or adversely affect their performance of their duties under this Agreement; accepts any other employment, whether as an executive, as a consultant or in any other capacity whether or not they are compensated
Organisation and Methodology Evaluation Grid Organisation and Methodology (O&M) Overall Phase 1 (A) Phase 1 (B) SUB-TOTALS 1. Rationale 1.1 Comments on Scope of Work 5 5 1.2 Key Issues 5 5 1.3 Risks and Assumptions 5 5 1.4 Strengths and Weaknesses 5 5 Subtotal 20 20 2. Strategy 2.1 General Characteristics 1 1 1 3 2.2 Methodological issues 2 2 2 6 2.3 Overall coordination strategy 1 1 1 3 2.4 Quality Assurance 1 1 1 3 2.5 Support Facilities 1 1 1 3 Subtotal 6 6 6 18 3. Timetable of activities 3.1 Timing 1 1 1 3 3.2 Sequence 1 1 1 3 3.3 Duration 1 1 1 3 3.4 Risks and Overall Contingencies 1 1 1 3 Subtotal 4 4 4 12 Total attainable score for O & M (Components Sub-totals) 30 10 10 50 50*2 = 100%
NCSP-20 Colposcopies – 5.2.28 S30006 Surgical Terminations of Pregnancy 1st Trimester – 5.2.21 S30009 Surgical Terminations of Pregnancy 2nd Trimester – 5.2.20 S40004 Minor Eye Procedures – 5.2.34 S50001 Spinal Services (Acute) – 5.2.19 S50002 Spinal Services (Non-acute) – 5.2.19 S70006 Lithotripsy – 5.2.27 T0103 Transplants (Heart) – 5.2.18 T0106 Transplants (Lung) – 5.2.18 T0111 Transplants (Liver – Adults) – 5.2.18 T0113 Transplants (Liver – Children) – 5.2.18 W03005 Amniocentesis – 5.2.11 W03006 Chorionic Villus Sampling – 5.2.12 W03007 Rhesus Isoimmunisation and Other Isoimmunisation – 5.2.13 W03010 Lactation Disorders Associated with Childbirth – 5.2.14 W03012 Postnatal Early Intervention Events – 5.2.9 W02020 Primary Maternity Events – 5.2.16 Appendix 6: List of Acronyms and Definitions For the purposes of this document the acronyms used are defined in the following table. Acronym Definition AAA Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm AC Acute ADJMVDAYS Adjusted Mechanical Ventilation Days ALOS Average Length of Stay AN-DRG Australian National Diagnosis-Related Groups AR-DRG Australian Refined Diagnosis-Related Groups ASD Atrial Septal Defect CANC_OP Cancelled Operation CC Complication and/or Comorbidity CCTAG Common Counting Technical Advisory Group CER Casemix Exclusion Rules CFD Casemix Framework Document COPAY Co-Payment
Mellor, Anne. “Possessing Nature: The Female in Frankenstein.” Frankenstein. Edited by J. Paul Hunter, Norton, 1996, pp. 274-86. Shelley, Mary. Frankenstein. Edited by J. Paul Hunter, Norton, 1996. Veeder, William. “The Women of Frankenstein.” Frankenstein. Edited by J. Paul Hunter, Norton, 1996, pp. 271-73.
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Present or most recent employment. Employer’s name and address. Job title/brief description of duties. Date of employment start/end Full-time/ part-time. Salary. Reason for leaving (if applicable). Period of notice (if applicable). ________________________________________________________________ Employment previous to the above (state most recent first). Employer’s name and address. Job title/brief description of duties. Date of employment start/end Full-time/ part-time. Reason for leaving (if applicable). Surname & initials of forenames:
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY. Surname & initials of forenames: Present or most recent employment. Employer’s name and address. Job title/brief description of duties. Date of employment start/end Full-time/ part-time. Salary. Reason for leaving (if applicable). Period of notice (if applicable). ________________________________________________________________ Employment previous to the above (state most recent first). Employer’s name and address. Job title/brief description of duties. Date of employment start/end Full-time/ part-time. Reason for leaving (if applicable).
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Acoustic recorder locations are shown as yellow stars at sites H, N and P. White polygons are Navy operational areas. Black contours are coastlines and 1000 m depths, darker colors are deeper. Table 1. SOCAL Range Complex site H acoustic recorder deployments. Deployment name, locations, original Technical Memorandum (TM) report, analysis periods, and number of days analyzed. Deploy Name Lat N Lon W Depth [m] TM # Analysis Period Effort Days SOCAL_H_47 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.6’ 1006 544 08/10/12 – 12/20/12 133 SOCAL_H_48 32° 50.5’ 119° 10.3’ 1000 552 12/21/12 – 04/30/13 131 SOCAL_H_50 32° 50.3’ 119° 10.0’ 1000 552 09/10/13 – 01/07/14 118 SOCAL_H_51 32° 50.3’ 119° 10.0’ 960 554 01/07/14 – 04/03/14 87 SOCAL_H_52 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.6’ 986 554 04/04/14 – 07/30/14 117 SOCAL_H_53 32° 50.7’ 119° 10.6’ 1000 607 07/30/14 – 11/05/14 98 SOCAL_H_54 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.5’ 1000 607 11/05/14 – 02/04/15 92 SOCAL_H_55 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.6’ 1000 607 02/05/15 – 06/01/15 117 SOCAL_H_56 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.6’ 1000 610 06/02/15 – 10/03/15 123 SOCAL_H_58 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.6’ 1000 610 11/21/15 – 04/25/16 156 SOCAL_H_59 32° 50.7’ 119° 10.6’ 1000 618 07/06/16 – 11/09/16 126 SOCAL_H_61 32° 50.8’ 119° 10.5’ 1000 618 02/22/17 – 06/06/17 105 Total 1403
Table 3. SOCAL Range Complex site P acoustic recorder deployments. Deployment name, locations, original Technical Memorandum (TM) report, analysis periods, and number of days analyzed. Deploy Name Lat N Lon W Depth [m] TM # Analysis Period Effort Days LJ_P_23 32° 53.5’ 117° 24.0’ 422 554 01/25/14 – 03/05/14 39 LJ_P_26 32° 53.4’ 117° 24.1’ 450 554 03/06/14 – 06/27/14 113 LJ_P_31 32° 53.4’ 117° 24.0’ 450 610 06/02/15 – 09/18/15 108 LJ_P_32 32° 53.4’ 117° 24.0’ 450 610 09/25/15 – 10/19/15 24 LJ_P_33 32° 53.4’ 117° 24.0’ 450 610 10/20/15 – 11/20/15 31 LJ_P_34_01 32° 52.0’ 117° 23.5’ 468 610 11/20/15 – 03/01/16 102 LJ_P_35 32° 52.1’ 117° 23.5’ 470 618 04/09/16 – 08/11/16 124 LJ_P_36 32° 52.1’ 117° 22.5’ 380 618 08/12/16 – 10/26/16 75 LJ_P_39_01 32° 53.1’ 117° 23.6’ 504 618 02/14/17 – 05/24/17 99 Total 715
D. SOCAL Site H Monthly Sound Pressure Spectrum Levels – 1/3-octave bins Legend shows month color-code. Partial month effort denoted with *. Error bars are standard error. E. SOCAL Site N Monthly Sound Pressure Spectrum Levels – 1/3-octave bins. Legend shows month color-code. Partial month effort denoted with *. Error bars are standard error. F. SOCAL Site P Monthly Sound Pressure Spectrum Levels – 1/3-octave bins. Legend shows month color-code. Partial month effort denoted with *. Error bars are standard error.
Flags Flag Description Rule Output zflag Identifies delivery on mother's record Z37 in first three characters of any diagnosis code Y bflag Identifies birth on the baby's record Z38 in first three characters of any diagnosis code and zflag not = Y Y oflag Identifies complications of delivery O47 or O60-O75 in first three characters of any diagnosis code Y pflag Identifies postnatal care on mother's record Z39 in first three characters of any diagnosis code Y Refer to Appendix 4 for the Primary Maternity RVUs Relative Value Unit (RVU) Flow Diagram for Primary Maternity Transplants (T0103, T0106, T0111, T0113) Some organ transplants are not purchased via casemix, namely liver, heart and lung transplants. In what follows, age means age at admission. The AR-DRGs A01Z Liver Transplant, A03Z Lung or Heart/Lung Transplant, and A05Z Heart Transplant are excluded from casemix funding and non-casemix purchase units allocated as follows: A01Z at Starship (facility code 3260 and patient’s age <16) has Excluded Purchase Unit (XPU) T0113 Liver Transplant Children A01Z not at Starship (facility code not 3260 OR patient’s age >15) has XPU T0111 Liver Transplant Adult A05Z has XPU T0103 Heart Transplant A03Z has XPU T0106 Lung Transplant. Note that simultaneous pancreas and kidney transplants are included in casemix funding, and are identified as those cases assigned to AR-DRG A09A Renal Transplant With Pancreas Transplant or With Catastrophic CC where the event includes a procedure code of 9032400 [981] Transplantation of pancreas.
APPENDIX B DRAFT REVIEW SCHEDULE Vision for the WIGOS Space-based Components in 2040 Version used Review body Comment Period Remarks V.20160119 PTC-2016 19-20 Jan 2016 Comments received CM-13 21-29 Jan 2016 Comments received EUMETSAT 29 Jan- 5 Feb 2016 No response V.20160119 IPET-SUP-2 23-27 Feb 2016 Comments received V.20160119 Space weather task team of CGMS 12 Feb – 15 May 2016 Email by Secretariat on 12 Feb 2016 V.20160119 WMO CBS IPET-OSDE-2 11-14 Apr 2016 WMO CBS ICT-IOS-9 18-21 Apr 2016 Secretariat to subsequently generate V0.2 , using all comments received thus far V0.2 CGMS -44 20 May – 8 Jul 2016 Open for comments by CGMS before and after CGMS-44; Secretariat to subsequently generate V1.0 V1.0 CBS-16 (23-29 Nov 2016) 1 Sep – 1 Dec 2016 Secretariat to subsequently generate V1.1 V1.1 WMO Members, Technical Commissions, Other user communities, ICTSW, CEOS and CGMS Agencies Q1-Q2/2017 Letter by WMO Secretary-General in Q1 2017 Joint ET-SAT-11 / Meeting 3-7 Apr 2017 To discuss status of Vision 70th WMO Executive Council May/June 2018 To endorse final draft, for submission to Cg-18 18th World Meteorological Congress May/June 2019 To endorse Vision
documents will be merged at a later stage Dec. 2016 to prepare the work for merging the two Visions Secretariat Secretariat Febr. 2017 A workshop (or drafting meeting) may then be needed to finalize the integration the two Visions Secretariat Secretariat Mar. 2017 to review draft and propose changes and further guidance. ICG-WIGOS will be expected to approve the plan for finalizing the two Visions. ICG-WIGOS-6 S. Barrell, B. Calpini, Secretariat (LPR) May 2017 to note availability of first draft and provides further guidance (work in progress). This will be followed by consultation of the stakeholders EC-69 Secretariat Jan. 2018 to make a final review of the draft and approves its submission to EC-70, while inviting the CBS through and ICT-IOS to make some adjustments. ICG-WIGOS-7 S. Barrell, B. Calpini, Secretariat (LPR) April 2018 to further review the draft according to EC-69 and guidance. IPET-OSDE-3 and IPET-OSDE & ICT-IOS Chairs May 2018 agrees that the available draft is good enough for submission to Cg-18. EC-70 Secretariat Mid-2018 CIMO Session to review the draft. CIMO-17 B. Calpini, Secretariat Early-2018 ICG-WIGOS to consider latest changes, and consider version to be submitted to Congress ICG-WIGOS S. Barrell, B. Calpini, Secretariat (LPR) End 2018 If there is a CBS-Ext(2018) Session, the CBS to review and recommend the draft to be submitted to EC-70 and Cg-18. CBS Ext.(2018) Secretariat May 2019 Congress approves the WIGOS Vision for 2040. Cg-18 Secretariat ____________
go to box 2c Separate columns occur in the WIESNZ18 weights table for episodes that are: sameday one day multiday low outliers multiday inliers high outliers. The base WIES score for sameday episodes (inlier and low outlier), one day episodes (inlier and low outliers), and multiday inliers can be read directly from the WIESNZ18 weights table using the appropriate column and row (NZdrg70). The base WIES score for multiday low outliers can be calculated by multiplying the patient’s length of stay less one day, by the per diem weight given in the WIESNZ18 weights table and adding the one day inlier weight (from table). The base WIES score for high outliers is obtained by multiplying the number of high outlier days by the high outlier per diem weight (from table) and adding the multiday inlier weight (from table). Technical details are provided in Box 2c. Box 2c: Calculate Base WIES Select Inlier case “L” do “Low Outliers” select LOS_cat case “S” do “Same Day” base_WIES = sd go to box 3 case “O” do “One Day” base_WIES = od go to box 3 case “M” do “Multi day Low Outlier” base_WIES = (LOS-1) ´lo_pd + od go to box 3 case “I” do “Inlier” select LOS_cat case “S” do “Same Day” base_WIES = sd go to box 3 case “O” do “One Day” base_WIES = od go to box 3 case “M” do “Multi day Inlier” base_WIES = md_in go to box 3 case “H” do “High Outlier” high_days = max (0, LOS - hb - adjmvday) base_WIES = Md_in + high_days ´ ho_pd go to box 3 High outlier days are days stayed in excess of the high outlier boundary plus any mechanical co-payment ventilation days (“adjmvdays” see Boxes 1 and 2b).
mapped to 3rd Edition. 2010/11 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 6th Edition AR-DRG 5.0 as modified for use in New Zealand. Coding back mapped to 3rd Edition. WIESNZ10, same as WIESNZ09 except that F42A and F42B weights have been adjusted downwards to accommodate the EPS 2011/12 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 6th Edition AR-DRG 6.0 WIESNZ11 2012/13 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 6th Edition AR-DRG 6.0 WIESNZ12, same as WIESNZ11 except for changes to C03W, F10B, J11W, and O01B. 2013/14 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 6th Edition AR-DRG 6.0x, as modified for use in New Zealand. WIESNZ13 2014/15 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 8th Edition AR-DRG 6.0x, as modified for use in New Zealand. Coding is back-mapped to 6th Edition. WIESNZ14 2015/16 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 8th Edition AR-DRG 6.0x, as modified for use in New Zealand. Coding is back-mapped to 6th Edition. WIESNZ15 2016/17 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 8th Edition AR-DRG 6.0x, as modified for use in New Zealand. Coding is back-mapped to 6th Edition. WIESNZ16 2017/18 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 8th Edition AR-DRG v7.0, as modified for use in New Zealand. WIESNZ17 2018/19 ICD-10-AM/ACHI 8th Edition AR-DRG v7.0, as modified for use in New Zealand. WIESNZ18 Note that the above table states the official Australian DRG set used as the basis for the Victorian implementation. New Zealand’s implementation preserved the Victorian adjustments to the DRG sets and these are identified in the casemix framework document for each year until 2008/09. Though there were some other splits in the first two years
Notice to Affected Household and Confirmation Notice– Sample Template B Template for public water system to send notice to households of their lead results and provide confirmation to EPA and MassDEP: TEMPLATE B - For households where the public water system’s 90th percentile level in their most recent sampling round and the household’s drinking water lead sample result are greater than 15 ppb. Instructions: Fill in the correct case-specific information in sections marked with brackets. Please remove the brackets before distributing the letter. Sections in italics are required and include: A clear explanation of the potential adverse effects on human health of drinking water that contains a concentration of lead that exceeds the lead action level; The steps that the owner or operator of the public water system is taking to mitigate the concentration of lead; and The necessity of seeking alternative water supplies until the date on which the concentration of lead is mitigated. Translations for English Instructions – Brief translations in 27 languages for non-English speakers conveying the importance of this report. [INSERT PWS NAME] Important Information about Your Drinking Water Lead Sample Results for Your Home Dear [Consumer's Name], EPA has provided us with information regarding a lead sample of drinking water taken at your home. This sample was collected by [sampler information] on [sample date]. The sample shows lead levels that are greater than the lead action level of 15 ppb. The 90th percentile value of all the samples collected throughout our entire water system for compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule is also greater than the lead action level. [Insert PWS name ] strongly urges you to take the steps listed on the next page to reduce your exposure to lead in drinking water. The following table shows the results of the water sample: Sample Collected Lab Results Received by Homeowner(s) Lead Test Results Action Level at 90th Percentile Level MCLG
Reminders Board Meetings: make sure meeting is posted appropriately check with supervisors and staff for agenda items send board meeting packets to supervisors and interested parties contact supervisors and interested parties with meeting reminders as appropriate prepare supervisor travel vouchers - Board Meeting Follow Up: minutes - upload approved minutes to Sharepoint submit supervisor travel vouchers Projects Length of Service Awards will be given at the Fall Meeting and the upcoming NCASWCD Annual Meeting; confirm those to be recognized with your regional coordinator Events NC Soil & Water Conservation Commission meeting – NC Envirothon School for Advisors & Teachers - AUGUST Deadlines Late August / early September – items due for September commission meeting - Reminders Board Meetings: make sure meeting is posted appropriately check with supervisors and staff for agenda items send board meeting packets to supervisors and interested parties contact supervisors and interested parties with meeting reminders as appropriate prepare supervisor travel vouchers - Board Meeting Follow Up: minutes - upload approved minutes to Sharepoint submit supervisor travel vouchers Even years – reappointment for appointed supervisors may be considered at August Board Meeting (typical deadline September / October) - Projects
a definitive source for encyclopedic information. Fairly complete treatment of subject. Good for readers. Approaching the quality of a professional encyclopedia. left wanting, but content may not be complete for research. reader. Not a complete picture, not ready to be an academic source. content, but most readers will seek further information. dictionary definition of the topic. The bold border in Table 2 marks the dividing line between complete, accurate, reviewed articles with external sources (FA, FL, and A grade), thus suitable for use as an academic reference, while other graded articles could use outside sources and further research to verify the information contained. 4. Statistics on Wikipedia Usage As a first step in exploring how to manage Wikipedia as an academic reference, a survey instrument was developed in the spring semester of 2009 and distributed to 321 full-time, and adjunct faculty at a medium sized western college. This survey is an initial attempt at measuring how faculty view, use, and manage Wikipedia in their classes, research, and personal life. The survey is included as Appendix A. As a starting point, faculty perceptions, viewpoints, and group consensus are explored using the reported statistics from the survey. Issues to be explored are contained in the following lists. Faculty awareness of a) article controversy affects Wikipedia usage and trust. b) article vandalism affects Wikipedia usage and trust. c) protected pages affects Wikipedia usage and trust. d) article rank feature affects Wikipedia usage and trust. e) article revision history affects Wikipedia usage and trust.
Table 7 Differences in awareness Awareness Category Science Faculty Humanities Faculty Statistics (t-test) Aware of Controversial Articles 3.35 s = 2.24 n = 20 3.06 s = 1.73 n = 16 t = 0.53 p = 0.603 Aware of Vandalism 2.75 s = 2.72 n = 20 2.38 s = 2.25 n = 16 t = 0.71 p = 0.481 Aware of Protected Pages 2.45 s = 2.58 n = 20 2.06 s = 2.60 n = 16 t = 0.72 p = 0.477 Aware of Article Rank Feature 2.05 s = 1.63 n = 20 1.50 s = 0.67 n = 16 t = 1.57 p = 0.126 Aware of Article Revision History 2.95 s = 2.05 n = 20 2.69 s = 2.76 n = 16 t = 0.50 p = 0.620 Aware that Articles can be Edited by Anyone 3.35 s = 3.08 n = 20 4.60 s = 1.26 n = 15 t = -2.56 p = 0.016 Table 7 indicates no difference in awareness between the faculty groups except in the “Aware that Articles can be Edited by Anyone” category. This is not surprising as faculty from the Humanities rely on more controversial types of work from which to harvest information. More interestingly and corresponding to the previous result is Table 8, which summarizes the feelings of faculty on the use of Wikipedia in their general education classes versus their major classes. Table 8 Faculty view of Wikipedia in their classes View of Wikipedia in: Science Faculty Humanities Faculty Statistics (t-test) General Education Classes 3.12 s = 0.86 n = 17 2.17 s = 0.24 n = 12 t = 2.88 p = 0.007 Major Classes 2.68 s = 1.34 n = 19 1.77 s = 1.53 n = 13 t = 2.11 p = 0.043
WILBERFORCE CHAMBERS – APPLICATION FORM FOR STAFF ROLES (Please complete all sections as fully as possible) JOB ROLE Job role applied for: Date of application: PERSONAL DETAILS Name: Address (and post code): Telephone number home/mobile: / Email address: ACADEMIC HISTORY (Secondary Education) Secondary school(s) attended: (name/address) Dates From: To: From: To: ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS Level (e.g. GCSE, A level etc.) Subject Grade achieved HIGHER EDUCATION (if applicable): College/University attended Dates of attendance Qualification achieved (and level)
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Take Action Now Students reflect on their day as Wild Explorers post excursion through a group discussion activity. The following questions can be used to promote discussion and reflect on the students’ learning. What? recounting details of the experience descriptive facts, what happened, with whom at the zoo So what? critical thinking shift from descriptive to interpretive meaning of zoo experience for each student feelings involved, what they learnt about ‘what makes animals special?’ what questions or puzzles do they now have? Now what? problem solving & creating an action plan contextual- looking at the big picture applying lessons learned/insights gained to new situations creating an action plan What topics do they want to explore further after their zoo excursion? How might they act differently towards animals based on their zoo excursion? Reading and Viewing List Habitats Andreae, G. & Wojtowycz, D. The Lion Who Wanted Love Baker, J. Belonging, Window & Where the Forest Meets the Sea Base, G. Uno’s Garden, Animalia, The Waterhole, Jungle Drum, Little Elephants Catterwell, T. & Argent, K. Sebastian Lives in a Hat Darren, L. Meet the Meerkat Dowson, N. & Benson, P. North: The greatest animal journey on Earth (habitats & migration) French, J. Diary of a Wombat Jensen, K. & Oliver, T. Possum in the House Morris, J. & Dye, S. The Journal of the Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat Snaith, T. Sticks & Stones animal homes Toft, K. The World That We Want, One less fish, Tonkins, R. Leaf Litter Lifecycles Brown, A. Turtles Song Carle, E. The Hungry Caterpillar Emmaline, M. Big book Our Wriggly Worm Farm Holton-Ramirez, T & Ramirez, A. The Little Corroboree Frog Mellonie, B. & Ingpen, R. Beginnings and Endings with Lifetimes in between
paper, textas, wiggle eyes Activity: Spinning Nerf Target Spinning Nerf target, Nerf guns and Nerf bullets Cooking - Tee Pees Waffle cones, chocolate (to melt), sprinkles, pretzel sticks Game - Wagon Races Divide the Joeys into relay formation - up to 4 teams. Give each team a billy cart - this is their wagon. Set up some cones at the end of the playing field. The first Joey in each team hops in their wagon, is pushed down the field, around the cone and back to their team. The Joey that pushed the wagon is now the driver, and the next in line pushes the billy cart. Billy cart (we have 4), 1 cone per team Other Craft Activities Other ideas include to make a sheriff badge, cactus craft, yarn dolls, horse sock puppet, dream catcher
All untaken baits must be collected up and destroyed (buried under 500 mm of soil, clear of waterways. Setting up baiting stations Look for signs of wildlife crossing Use intersections of tracks or trails, because dogs mark these and will find the bait there. Mark your baiting stations in a subtle manner, so you find them and dogs are not alarmed. Resources: Biosecurity Officer, North Coast LLS: Michael Elliott (ph 6604 1111, email: . NSW DPI:
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Of the 18 potential territories within the southern rim study area, the 2007 survey found: 6 territories held either singing males or males which exhibited significant territorial behaviour. A further 3 territories were where birds were seen, but these birds did not show any significant territorial behaviour. Ring ouzel were not recorded in 9 of the potential territories Of the 14 potential territories surveyed in 2015: 8 territories held either singing males or males which exhibited significant territorial behaviour (including pairing with a female). . All 8 sites holding territorial males in 2015 are known sites with a previous history of occupation, as identified by CBC archive records or from the 2007 survey. Table 1: Wild Ennerdale Summary of Ring Ouzel data. Site Name Tetrad Atlas tetrad code BTO 1988 to 1991 Atlas CBC 1997 to 2001 Atlas Wild Ennerdale 2007 Survey Wild Ennerdale 2015 Survey 1. Goat Gill NY0614 NY01S Not searched Nil Seen Not searched 2. Ben Gill NY0814 NY01X 2 visits 1988 1 breeding Probably Breeds (suppl) Seen Nil 3. Revelin Crag / The Pinnacles NY0814 NY01X Pair/ Singing male Nil *4. N.E. flanks of Crag Fell NY0814 NY01X Pair/ Singing male (across both tetrads) Singing male (across both tetrads) *4. N.E. flanks of Crag Fell NY1014 NY11C 2 visits 1988 1 breeding Nil 5. Boathow Crag (Side) NY1012 NY11B 2 visits 1988 Nil Nil Nil Singing male 6. Silver Cove NY1210 NY11F 2 visits 1988 Nil Nil Nil Not searched 7. Great Cove/ Little Gowder Crag NY1410 NY11K 2 visits 1988 1 breeding Probably Breeds (suppl) Seen Nil
8. Mirklin Cove/ West Slope Steeple NY1410 NY11K Nil Singing male 9. Mirk Cove/ East Slope Steeple NY1410 NY11K Nil Pair - Note: Mirk Cove territory also just extends in to NY11Q 10. Long Crag NY1412 NY11L 2 visits 1988 Nil Proven Breeds 2 Nil Nil 11. Black Crag/ Windgap Cove NY1610 NY11Q 1 visit 1990 Nil Proven Breeds 5. Tet mainly o/s study area Nil See note regarding site no 9. Not searched Site Name Tetrad Atlas tetrad code BTO 1988 to Site Name Tetrad Atlas tetrad code 12. White Pike/ West flanks Pillar NY1612 NY11R 2 visits 1990 Nil Probably Breeds 2 Nil Not searched 13. Pillar Cove/ Pillar Rock NY1612 NY11R Singing male Singing male 14. Hind Cove NY1612 NY11R Singing male Pair/ Singing male 15. Green Cove/ Looking Stead NY1810 NY11V 2 visits 1990 Nil Possibly Breeds (suppl) Territorial alarming male Singing/ territorial alarming male 16, Kirkfell Crags NY1810 NY11V Singing male Singing male **17.Boat How Crags (Kirkfell) NY1810 NY11V Nil Nil NY2010 NY21A 1 visit 1990 3 seen Proven Breeds (suppl) 18. Gable Crags/ Greengable Crags NY2010 NY21A Nil Nil Note: *The N.E. flanks of Crag Fell ring ouzel territory spans the tetrads NY0814 (NY01X) and NY1014 (NY11C) ** Boat How Crags (Kirkfell) ring ouzel territory spans the tetrads NY1810 (NY11V) and NY2010 (NY21A) *** The Mirk Cove ring ouzel territory spans the tetrads NY1410 (NY11K) and NY1610 (NY11Q)
Appendix A - Wilderness Threats Matrix POTENTIAL THREATS ATTRIBUTES OF WILDERNESS CHARACTER Recreation Mining Fire Invasive species Air Agency mgt. actions Other agency actions Untrammeled Quality Untrammeled Wilderness Natural Quality Air Aquatic systems Soils Vegetation Wildlife Ecosystems / landscapes Undeveloped Quality Developments Cultural resources “Outstanding Quality Opportunities for solitude Opportunities for primitive recreation Assign impact and knowledge scores for each potential threat on each wilderness attribute. Enter 0 (zero) for not applicable.
Wife's First Exhibitionist Adventure by dragonmeister Â© This story took place many years ago when we were young. I met my wife, Doreen, when she was nineteen and although she admitted to having had sex with one or two men before me, as the years passed, she kept telling me another story about other men she had been with until there must have been at least fifty she had had sex with before me. So when we were married, I thought she was not very experienced and still a little innocent. I never thought that she might do something outrageous in the sex department. How wrong was that idea I going to find out. Our own sex life was very satisfactory. Sometimes it was difficult to get away to work in the morning because of her demands. We married when she was twenty one and had only been married just over a year when we had our first baby. In those days, they shaved women completely for childbirth. When Doreen came home a few days after the birth, she was still fairly bald. I helped her into a bath and it was exciting to see her bald pussy and of course I had to say so. Nothing more was said about this and she did not shave again. A few months later, I went out for the evening with my friend John. We went out about once a week, usually to the pub for a few drinks and a game of darts. We would usually make our own way home, but on this occasion I said to John to come in for another drink. We went in to the sitting room and I got a couple of beers for us. We did not make much noise in case Doreen was sleeping. I was sitting facing the door and John was on the other side of the room where he was hidden from the door. About ten minutes later, Doreen came running down the stairs and burst into the room. "I thought I heard you had come home and I have been dying to show you what I have done." she said. I was rather stunned as she was stark naked standing facing me with her legs a little apart and most wonderful of all, she had completely shaved her pussy. I stared for what seemed ages and then remembered John was sitting there. I said to Doreen that John was sitting behind her and nodded in his
Visit us at Explore this fascinating area of Indochina and channel the early explorers from centuries past. This itinerary is travels at a slower pace and veers slightly off the beaten track allowing you to experience places and meet people in between famous sites and cities. You’ll get to explore Bangkok and the River Kwai but spend the night on a floating jungle raft. Gaze in awe at the ruins of Angkor Wat but also spend a few days exploring Banteay Chhmar, a sprawling Khmer style temple complex that showcases nature’s ability to retake even the grandest of structures. You’ll search for wild elephants and stalk cats by night on a safari in the wild jungles of Thailand. Float across the great Tonle Sap Lake biosphere, pausing to take in the sunset as you cruise the flooded forest. On this trip you’ll see the classics of Thailand and Cambodia – and everything in between. 1 Riva Surya Hotel Arrival and transfer to hotel. 2 Riva Surya Hotel BL Bangkok city tour, long tail boat tour of klongs 3 The Float House BLD Market visit, train to Namtok 4 Dheva Mantra Resort BL Erawan waterfall, visit Bridge over the River Kwai and Thai Burma Railway Center 5 Kiri Maya BL See an underground Buddhist temple, bat cave 6 NP Kiri Maya BL Jeep safari, visit Haew Suwat waterfall, look for wild elephants 7 NP Kiri Maya B Free day, nighttime cat safari
Identified Infrastructure: Trails: Beech Bottom Chestnut Lead Conasauga River East Cowpen Hemp Top Hickory Creek Jacks River Panther Creek Penitentiary Branch Hickory Ridge Rice Camp Tear Britches Rough Ridge Horseshoe Bend Benton Mackaye Trailheads: Dally Gap Three Forks Mountain Betty Gap Chestnut Lead Hickory Creek Conasauga River Rice Camp Jack’s River at Alaculsy Valley Beech Bottom Tear Britches Horseshoe Bend Adjacent Infrastructure Jack’s River Fields Campground Pinhoti Trailhead Mountaintown TH Bear Creek TH Bear Creek CG Lake Conasauga CG and overflow Grassy Mountain Fire Tower Songbird TH Tibbs ORV TH Hickey Gap CG Sumac Creek TH Cottonwood Patch Campground Grassy Mountain Radio Tower Overlooks: Mountaintown Mill Creek In holdings and Subdivisions: Within: None Adjacent: Some portions of the Wilderness border Wildland Urban Interface, specific areas of concern are the Jone’s Settlement to the east, which is bordered by wilderness on 3 sides.
Assess impact of wildland fire on continued outpatient services; determine need for cancellations or rescheduling. Assess impact of wildland fire on home healthcare services, need to cancel visits, movement of patients to inpatient facilities, and impact on health status. Infrastructure Branch Director Monitor physical status of hospital and all buildings on campus. Monitor internal air quality and impact of external fire on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Maintain utilities and communications with service providers, activating alternate systems as needed. Planning Section Chief Monitor and document situational status. Establish operational periods, incident objectives, and the Incident Action Plan in collaboration with the Incident Commander. Review evacuation policy and procedure, and determine whether identified evacuation sites are feasible in consideration of wildland fire, transportation routes, and resources for movement. Resources Unit Leader Gather internal situation status including supply and equipment status, current staff and visitor census. Situation Unit Leader Gather internal situation status including patient census and bed status. Logistics Section Chief Refer to Job Action Sheet for appropriate tasks. Support Branch Director Identify the transportation needs for evacuation, and secure the needed support. Evaluate current supply status; determine and document status in event planned deliveries are interrupted due to wildland fire. Intermediate Response (2 – 12 hours) Section Officer Time Action Initials Command Incident Commander Continue to monitor progress of wildland fire and potential threat to hospital and the region.
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Sample Wildlife and Domestic Animal Monitoring Log Name of farm: Please see the food safety plan for overall wildlife and domestic animal management, monitoring, and corrective actions. Attach any relevant pictures, maps, or other notes about the monitoring or intrusion event to this recordkeeping sheet. Date Field or location Animal activity or intrusion event noted (yes or no) Corrective actions (CA) taken Date CA implemented Initials 2/2/13 West Field (Field #2 planted to cabbage). Yes, a few deer tracks through field. None. Determined the tracks were few, no fecal material present, and tracks crossed over road to corn field. Will monitor weekly. 6/2/13 GW Reviewed by: Title: Date:
Your name: Email address: Phone number: Please return this form to Linda Beard, Room 104, Barking Town Hall, 1 Town Square, Barking IG11 7LU or email it to Species name Date Site name Postcode or Grid Reference Description How many Life stage Sex Type of record Example - Blackbird 31/10/2014 1 Town Square, Barking IG11 7LU or TQ 44268 83950 Tree in arboretum 1 Adult Male Seen
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