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6.2 RFP DUE DATE AND DELIVERY This RFP is available in the Business Opportunities section of the Investments tab on the IMRF website at . Responses are required to be submitted electronically in their original format to and no later than end of business day, Wednesday, July 12, 2017. In addition, four hard copies of the proposal and one electronic copy of the submission on either a USB flash drive or CD-ROM must be received by IMRF no later than end of business day, Wednesday, July 12, 2017. This submission must be addressed and delivered to: Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund 2211 York Road, Suite 500 Oak Illinois, 60523-2337 Attn: Dhvani Shah, Chief Investment Officer In addition, an electronic copy of the submission should be provided on either a CD-ROM or USB drive to Callan Associates no later than the end of business day, Wednesday, July 12, 2017. This submission must be addressed and delivered to: Callan Associates 600 Montgomery Street, Suite 800 San Francisco, CA 94111 Attn: Avery Robinson - IMRF All respondents must also complete or update Callan Associates Manager Questionnaire which can be found on . If your firm is not already on the Callan database, please send an to to request a user name and password. Callan’s Manager Questionnaire must be completed no later than end of business day, Wednesday, July 12, 2017. All proposals must be complete in every respect and must answer concisely and clearly all questions asked in the original format of this RFP. If you plan to submit multiple products, please submit one RFP response and multiple product specific sections as necessary. Late proposals will not be accepted. 6.3 TIMELINE there is no fixed date, it is anticipated that the selection will be completed by November 17, 2017. Please see section 9.1 for a detailed timeline. 6.4 INQUIRIES
Unit III Vocabulary Please follow all directions for each vocabulary word, everything should be written in complete sentences. Constitution pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Bicameral pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Republic pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Petition pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Ordinance pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence:
Depreciate pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Depression pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Proportional pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Compromise pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Enlightenment pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence:
Federalism pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Electoral College pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Legislative Branch pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Executive Branch pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Judicial Branch pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence:
industry more competitive and sustainable through factual, evidence-based advice, information and activity. Bright Crop Bright Crop inspires young talent to explore the wide choice of careers in farming and food supply. British Egg Information Service Welcome to the world of British eggs, where you will find everything from nutrition and health news to the story of the British Lion scheme and much, much more! British Heart Foundation Our mission is to win the fight against cardiovascular disease and our vision is a world in which people do not die prematurely or suffer from cardiovascular disease. British Nutrition Foundation Our core purpose is to make nutrition science accessible to all. Often in collaboration with others, we do this through the interpretation, translation and communication of often complex scientific information. British Dietetic Association We are a trade union and professional body representing the professional, educational, public and workplace interests of our members. Camden BRI Practical scientific, technical, regulatory and information support – case studies, news, videos and podcasts. Canned Foods UK Canned Foods UK is an organisation that promotes the benefit of canned foods. CLEAPSS Information for teachers and managers of resistant materials, textiles, food, art and design and construction. Includes project ideas, model risk assessments, FutureMinds newsletter and management guidance. Coeliac UK We have been the experts on coeliac disease and the gluten free diet. We are an independent charity helping people living without gluten to live happier, healthier lives. Cook your own potatoes Our new Cook Your Own Potatoes site has been developed with practising teachers to support the delivery of cooking and nutrition in secondary schools. The site hosts potato information,
Blockade pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Rebels pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Yankees pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Emancipate pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Habeas Corpus pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence:
Draft pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Amnesty pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Impeach pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Abraham Lincoln pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Jefferson Davis pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence:
Robert E. Lee pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Harriet Tubaman pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Dorothea Dix pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Ulysses S. Grant pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence: Ku Klux Klan (KKK) pg # ____ Definition: Picture: Use in a sentence:
Homeless Healthcare Team Specialist healthcare service for homeless or potential violent patients Tel 01452 521898 Job Centre Plus Advice and assistance to claim benefits for living costs. Tel 0345 604 3719 P3 Assessment Centre Single homeless direct referral hostel. Tel 08081 786003 P3 Navigator Hub Drop-in advice centre Tel 221698 P3 Street Outreach Tel 0808 168 2443 OR email OR use the Streetlink tool (www.streetlink.org.uk or download the app) The P3 outreach team will try to find you as soon as possible anywhere in the county, and help you access housing and support options. Substance abuse https://www.drugrehab.com/addiction/homelessness/ Youth Housing Advice Service Duty Desk Housing Advice and assistance for young people aged 16-19. Tel 01452 551276 2gether NHS Trust Range of mental health services and teams 01452 894000
Registered Charity Number 1155711 0779 355 4340 Term Dates for 2017/2018 Autumn Term 2017 – 14 weeks Monday 4th September 2017 – Friday 20th October 2017 = 7 weeks (Half term week – 23rd October 2017 – 27th October 2017) Monday 30th October 2017 – Friday 15th December 2017 = 7 weeks Spring Term 2018 – 11 weeks Thursday 4th January 2018 – Friday 9th February 2018 = 5 weeks 2 days (Half term week – 12th – 16th February 2018) Monday 19th February 2018 – Wednesday 28th March 2018 = 5 weeks 3 days Summer Term 2018 – 13 weeks Monday 16th 2018 – Friday 25th May 2018 = 6 weeks (Half term week – 28th May – 1st June 2018) Monday 4th June 2018 – Friday 20th July 2018 = 7 weeks Note Closed on 7th May (May Day Bank Holiday)
For safety, the hob turns off as soon as the pan is removed from the heating surface. Single Hob 485/£80 Double Hob 486/£150 Single Pan 487/£25 3 Pan Set 488/£40 Talking Kitchen Scales Weighs up to 5 kg or 11lbs in five grams or half ounce steps, Accurate to within 2%, the scale has a large secure bowl and non-slip feet. Very easy to use, with a smooth surface for ease of cleaning. The English speaking version weighs in imperial and
Ethnic background is not necessarily the same as nationality or country of birth. Please tick which is closest to how you see yourself, or write a more specific group if you wish. Asian or Asian British: Bangladeshi Indian Pakistani Any other Asian backgound Chinese (please specify if you wish) Black or Black British: African Caribbean Other Black/African/Caribbean background (please specify if you wish) Mixed/ Multiple Ethnic groups: White & Asian White & Black African White & Black Caribbean Any other mixed/Multiple Ethnic background (please specify if you wish) White & Asian White: English/ Welsh/ Scottish/ Northern Irish/ British Irish Any other white background (please specify if you wish) Other Ethnic Groups: Any other ethnic group (please specify if you wish) Prefer not to say Religion/Belief monitoring information - Please tick a box from the list below Atheist/none Buddhist Christian Jewish Muslim Sikh Prefer not to say (please specify if you wish) Please return this form to your group co-ordinator. You may wish to return in an unmarked envelope if you wish your data to be entirely anonymous. This resource was developed as part of the Project ‘Monitoring and Evaluation for Sustainable Communities’ ( ) funded by the Higher Education innovation Fund at the University of Oxford, and builds on ongoing work undertaken as part of the ongoing research project ‘EVALOC: Evaluating Low carbon communities’ project ( ).
Living with Pain Found a Better Life The Pain Survival How to Reclaim Your Life Dennis Turk, Frits Winter 10 step program to help people improve ability to cope with pain 1591470498 Pain Relief without Drugs Jan Sadler A Self-Help for Chronic Pain. Previously published as Natural Pain Relief. Includes a 55 minute CD. 1594771510 Explain Pain David Butler, Lorimer Moseley 09750910 I Am Here Now: A creative mindfulness and Journal Diary The Mindfulness Project Journal to facilitate mindfulness 1785030779 Pain: The Science of Suffering Wall PD A readable explanation of the complexities of pain by a world authority 0297842552 Coping Successfully with Pain Neville Shone Personal description of how his chronic pain developed, experience of going to a pain management programme, and using the methods to improve his life 0-859-69750-9 WEBSITES Site Web Address Resources for People Living with pain Alliance of Professionals working to improve the management of pain
Headspace (iOS & Android) The Mindfulness App (iOS & Android) The Mindfulness App II (iOS & Android) The School App (iOS & Android) Audio CDs Mindfulness of Breathing: Managing Pain, Illness and Stress with Guided Mindfulness Meditation by Vidyamala , Sona Fricker are multiple guided meditation CDs available in the Breathworks range. Living with Chronic Pain Produced by Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Neil Berry. Send a postal order or cheque made out to "Pain CD" for £4.50 to PO Box 84, Blackburn, BB2 7GH. Please indicate whether you require CD or Cassette or visit Listening version of pain management methods, well explained and easy to follow
PROD SERVERS Virtual Servers Specifications Operating System/License Requirements UseIt (POU) Application Server 4 virtual CPU 32GB Ram c:\ 80Gb d:\ drive 100gb Windows 2016 UseIt (POU) Reports/Print server 2 virtual CPU 16 GB Ram c:\ drive 80Gb d:\ drive 100gb Windows 2016 (Loftware/Cognos) Database Server 4 virtual CPU 32 GB Ram c:\ 60gb d:\ 60gb e:\ 250gb data f:\ 40gb logs g:\ backup 300G ( 2 full db backups + logs backup) Windows 2016 Sqlserver 2016 TEST SERVERS Virtual Servers Specifications Operating System/License Requirements (POU) Application Server 2 virtual CPU 24 GB Ram c:\ drive 60Gb d:\ drive 60gb Windows 2016 (POU) Report/Print server 2 virtual CPU 16 GB Ram c:\ drive 80Gb d:\ 100gb Windows 2016 (Loftware/Cognos) Database Server 2 virtual CPU 24 GB Ram c:\ 80gb d:\ 80gb e:\ 250gb data f:\ 40gb logs g:\ backup Windows 2016 Sqlserver 2016
Annexures Annexure-1 Type of Habitation Urban Village Village Unauth. Regularized Colony Unauthorized Colony J.J. Colony Resettlement Colony Dairy Complex Residential Area Notified Mixed/Land use Road Notified Commercial Road Notified Pedestrian Shopping Street Commercial Area Distt. Centre Local/Shopping Centre Convenient Shopping Centre Commercial Centre CBD/Sub-CBD Metropolitan City Centre Non-Hierarchical Commercial/Centre Special Area Industrial Area Household industry Flatted Industry Shop/Kiosk/Any Site allotted by Govt. Agency
Annexure-2 Category Annexure-3 Example for Calculation of License Fee and Total Amount to be Paid Schedule of Licence fee Example for License Fee Calculation Fee to be Paid Maximum Fee in a year in respect of single license Total Area in Sq. Mtr Applied for Charges for upto 10 Sq. Mtr Charges for 10 Sq. Mtr to 20 Sq. Charges for more then 20 Sq. Mtr Fee Calculated License Fee To be paid Trade/ Storage Licence Process Fee Rs. Online Payment Convenience Fee Rs. Total Amount to Pay Rs. (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) A B C D E F G H I A - 20 X 125 B+C+D @1.8% + Service tax @14% A & B 3000/- 7,500/- @ 125/- per Sq. Mtr. 50,000/- 9 3000 0 0 3000 3000 1100 84 4184 16 0 7500 0 7500 7500 1100 176 8776 80 0 7500 7500 15000 15000 1100 330 16430 380 0 7500 45000 52500 1100 1100 54700 A - 20 X 100 B+C+D C & D 2000/- 5000/- 40,000/- 9 2000 0 0 2000 2000 1100 64 3164
prompted with several web pages you can select that will return your ip address. If you have any trouble determining your ip address, please call the Myers and Stauffer helpdesk at (800)877-6927. If you have any questions regarding this request or have changes to be made to your information, contact Chrissy Lahey-Hawkins at Myers and Stauffer 317-846-9521 or email . Please include “Web Portal” in your subject line.
responsibilities in GEMS) Part C: User Profile Details Access Type (select all that apply) Employee Self Service Manager Self Service HR User If Access Type “HR User” selected, access to be granted for (please tick one only) Department only If “Department only”, indicate Dept: All Ministries and Departments [For PSD, PSC only] Part C: User Profile Details (cont’d) Roles to be assigned (refer to Appendix A for list of GEMS Roles and Role Descriptions) No Role Name Add? Delete? Part D: Justification, Comments & Approval Additional Comments: Requestor Information Requestor Name
Figure 6 5. Choose item that you want to use and click on return value Figure 7 6. The employee number and name of the new user will be completed in the Principal Name and Name field 7. The Active From date will be completed automatically as the date when the user registration document is completed. 8. If the person is on a contract basis, the Active To date field must be completed otherwise it can be left blank. 9. Click on and then on to collapse the User Registration tab again. Access to Chart of Accounts and Membership tab Figure 8 1. Click on to expand the Access to Chart of Accounts and Membership tab. 2. Type in the Organization(s) to which the person must have access to. 3. If the person must have access to certain specified roles, that roles must be mentioned in the Membership(s) field. 4. Click on to collapse the Access to Chart of Accounts and Membership tab again. Ad Hoc Recipients tab Figure 9 1. Click on to expand the Ad Hoc Recipients tab. 2. Complete or lookup the employee number of the person who must authorize the registration of the new user. 3. That staff member could be the Director/Head of the department.
INSTRUCTIONS/CONDITIONS Click ‘Instructions’ button in the APR module to review the Instructions and Conditions in procuring supplies. To print, click the ‘Print’ button at the end of the page. Sample APR-Retail Preview Sample APR-Big Box Preview
Reporting Incidents Incidents will be reported on UAT Test Cases spreadsheet (Defect Tracking sheet) and will have drop downs for pass/fail and severity [1-Minor(Able to work around/Aesthetic), 2-Medium(Should be fixed), 3-Major(Showstopper)] Classifying Incidents Status: Pass/Fail Severity: to work around/Aesthetic), 2-Medium(Should be fixed), 3-Major(Showstopper)] Review Test Results After the testing has been completed and faults fixed and retested the test results need to be reviewed to make a decision about whether to accept or reject the system. Exit Criteria 95% Pass Rate Change Management Please reference requirements document. Suspension Criteria and Resumption Requirements N/A Test Deliverables The following test documentation will be produced: UAT Test Plan – This document deals with what needs to be done in UAT. UAT Test – The values input and results expected from tests. UAT Test Logs – The results of running the tests. UAT Incident Reports – Observations of unexpected results. UAT Test Summary Report – Summary of testing.
Wandsworth Schools IT support User Account Request Form This form is to be used to advise the Wandsworth Schools IT support Team when a new user account is required. The form should be filled in electronically and then forwarded to us as by the head teacher, or a staff member whom the head has authorised to make systems access requests on their behalf. NB Users should be entered as staff members in SIMS before this form is submitted. If there is a reason you are not entering this person in SIMS as a staff member, please state this clearly in the “Miscellaneous information” section of this form User’s details (details of the person who will be using the account) School Name Full Name: Date of Birth: Job title/post: Admin/Curric: SIMS/FMS information Is a SIMS account required? If no please proceed to the next section Do you want this user’s SIMS permissions to match an existing user’s SIMS permissions? If so please enter username to the right: If is not an existing SIMS account we can match this one to, please specify the SIMS roles this user will be undertaking: Is an FMS account required? Please specify the appropriate roles for this FMS account below:
Issues summary Table 1: Issues register summary Issue Suggested change Proponent Response Reason Action Size of the catheter lock line label Reduce label size Evaluate smaller label Allow clear view of catheter insertion site and avoid dressing compromise Use either label size while awaiting results of evaluation CVC lock Remove arterial and venous volumes Preprint medicine name Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, NSW Evaluate preprinted CVC lock labels Multiway CVC medicine locks are identified without compromising catheter insertion Use either catheter lock label while awaiting results of evaluation 2 a A A 1 2
container labels in EMM systems Print medicines information for container labels Victoria EMM-generated labels to route container label Increase readability of information, reduce transcription errors and introduce scanning capability Populate route container labels either by hand or by EMM-generated labels of colour-coding in interventional cardiology Use existing labels Labelling Standard labels to be used in closed-practice environments, including interventional cardiology To provide quality and safe use of injectable medicines through consistent and standardised processes Ongoing use and evaluation of labels in interventional cardiology harmonisation of medicine names Preprinted medicine labels to carry dual labelling Incorporate international name changes to user-applied labelling To be consistent with manufacturers labelling and packaging Preprinted medicine line labels and container labels for closed-practice environments to carry new medicine names or dual labelling according to TGA listing, at: labelling oral liquid medicines Create abbreviated oral syringe label WCHN Make available a label ‘For Oral Use Only’ To ensure oral medicines removed from original packaging can be identified where paediatric and neonatal services prepare oral syringes that may leave the hand. Use the label ‘For Oral Use Only’, noting the label is under evaluation A A standard
Issues summary Suggested change Response Reason Action 1 of the catheter lock line label Reduce label size Evaluate smaller label Allow clear view of catheter insertion site and avoid dressing compromise Use either label size while awaiting evaluation 2 container labels in eMM systems Print medicines information for container labels Apply eMM generated labels to a route container label Increase readability of information, reduce transcription errors and introduce scanning capability Populate container labels either by hand or by eMM generated labels of colour-coding in interventional cardiology Use existing non-standard labels Labelling Standard labels to be used in closed practice environments, including interventional cardiology To provide quality and safe use of injectable medicines through consistent and standardised processes Ongoing use and evaluation of labels in interventional cardiology a an A an A 1 2
harmonisation of medicine names Pre-printed medicine labels to carry dual labelling Incorporate international name changes to user-applied labelling To be consistent with manufacturers labelling and packaging Pre-printed medicine line labels and container labels for closed practice environments to carry new medicine names or dual labelling according to TGA listing:
[X] Base-case results Technologies Total costs (£) Total LYG Total QALYs Incremental costs (£) Incremental LYG Incremental QALYs ICER versus baseline (£/QALY) ICER incremental (£/QALY) Abbreviations: ICER, incremental cost-effectiveness ratio; LYG, life years gained; QALYs, quality-adjusted life years.
Seaing is believing! SAFETY - ENVIRONMENT - EFFICIENCY Swedish Maritime Administration ◦ SSPA ◦ Viktoria Swedish ICT ◦ Transas ◦ Chalmers University of Technology ◦ The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute ◦ Danish Maritime Authority ◦ Navicon ◦ Novia University of Applied Sciences ◦ Fraunhofer ◦ Carnival Corp. ◦ Italian Ministry of Transport ◦ SASEMAR ◦ Valencia Port Authority ◦ Valencia Port Foundation ◦ CIMNE ◦ University of Catalonia ◦ Norwegian Coastal Administration ◦ GS1 ◦ Cyprys University of Technology ◦ Port of Barcelona ◦ Costa Crociere ◦ Svitzer ◦ OFFIS ◦ Finnish Transport Agency ◦ Southampton Solent University ◦ Frequentis ◦ Wärtsilä SAM Electronics ◦ University of Flensburg ◦ Signalis ◦ Maritiem Instituut Willem Barentsz ◦ SAAB TransponderTech AB ◦ University of Oldenburg ◦ Magellan ◦ Furuno Finland ◦ Sikkerhetssenteret Rörvik ◦ University of Southampton ◦ HiQ
Scheme of Examinations Semester I Semester II Course Content Credit Course Content Credit Theory 20 Theory 15 Practical 05 Dissertation 05 Personality Development 05 Total 25 25 Number of Courses 05 Number of Courses 05 Marking Scheme Semester I Theory 100 marks (40 – Internal Evaluation + 60 – External Evaluation) 4 x 100 = 400 (A) Activity 100 marks (40 – Internal Evaluation + 60 – External Evaluation) (B) Total A + B = 400+100 = 500 marks Semester II Theory 100 marks (40 – Internal Evaluation + 60 – External Evaluation) 3 x 100 = 300 (C) Activity 100 marks (40 – Internal Evaluation + 60 – External Evaluation) (D) Personality Development 100 marks (40 – Internal Evaluation + 60 – External Evaluation) (E) Total C + D + E = 300+100+100 = 500 marks Grand Total = Semester I (500) + Semester II (500) = 1000 marks
Traffic Data Traffic data is used to calculate the commercial vehicle loading over the design period. Choose between options: Regional WIM Data (12 default Swedish stations via drop-down menu) Custom WIM Data (refer to data example in Appendix 1) ESALs (Equivalent Standard Axles) If Regional WIM Data is selected: Select a relevant WIM station from the drop-down menu. If ESALs is selected: Enter a value for “AADT h“ (Average Annual Daily Traffic – heavy vehicle) a value for the “Standard Axle Load” Enter a value for the “Load Equivalent Factor” Enter a value for the “Annual Traffic Growth Rate” Enter a value for the “Design Period, years” Vehicle Characteristics Commercial vehicles are defined as over 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight. Structural wear caused by lighter traffic is negligible. Enter a value for the “Percent of Dual Wheels” Enter a value for “Speed” Enter a value for “Traffic Lateral Wander Standard Deviation” Enter a value for “Dual Wheel Centre to Centre Distance” Contact Area Choose between two options: Calculated from User Defined Contact Pressure Calculated from Tyre Contact Area Mode (Current data is only available from a limited number of If Calculated from User Defined Contact Pressure is selected: Enter a value for “Contact Pressure” If Calculated from Tyre Contact Area Mode is selected: Use the drop-down menus to select a “Tyre Type and Dimensions” for the single and double wheels a “Tyre Inflation Pressure” for the single and double wheels Daily Traffic Distribution Hourly distribution of heavy vehicles axle load spectra fitted to a compound mathematical function.
Question marks do not have to be voiced during the spelling. 9. Links and Contacts Ruben Chapela Project Coordinator – North Wales 01248 382099 LEA: Isle of Anglesey; Ceredigion; Conwy; Denbighshire; Flintshire; Gwynedd; Powys; Wrexham Alison Hughes Project Coordinator – South Wales 029 20874586 LEA: Blaenau Gwent; Bridgend; Caerphilly; Cardiff; Carmarthenshire; Glamorgan; Merthyr Tydfil; Monmouthshire; Neath Port Talbot; Newport; Pembrokeshire; Rhondda Cynon Taf; Swansea; Torfaen Rachel Beaney Administrative Assistant
Product information: Machin type: SmartShift Drawing number: xxxx xx Type designation: xxxxxxx Manufacturing year: 2018 Manufacturer: Name: Buind AS Reference: Kjell Buind Address: Hensmoveien 17, 3516 Hønefoss Table of Contents
2. Press the “+”, “-” buttons to select the desired main-MENU. The selected main-MENU is highlighted. 3. Press the “Auto”buttons to select the desired sub-MENU. The selected sub-MENU is highlighted. 4. Change the value you wish to adjust by using the “+”, “-” buttons. 5. Press the “Auto”button to confirm the adjustment on sub-MENU. 6. Press the “MENU” button to exit the sub-MENU and go back to the main-MENU. 7. the “MENU” button to exit the OSD MENU. No Signal Input, please check with the input Sources of the monitor. Press 'Auto' button on monitor or 'Source button on remote controller. Press “+”, “-” button to change input source and then press MENU button to select input source on monitor. Press“+”, “-” buttons to adjust volume on monitor. Press◄ / ► buttons to adjust volume on remote controller. If you connect any input source, monitor will display current input source resolution and frequency.
*Prevent-Burn-In Function is an innovative technology to prevent the Image or Ghost Image on the LCD while the monitor is running 365/24/7 for CCTV industry. 4. SPECIFICATION Size & Type 15” 17” 19” Panel Type 15” LED Backlit Monitor 17” LED Backlit Monitor 19” LED Backlit Monitor Pitch 0.297x0.297mm (H×V) 0.264×0.264 mm (H×V) 0.294×0.294 mm (H×V) Brightness (Max) 250 cd/m2 250 cd/m2 300 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio 700:1 1000:1 1000:1 Display Color 16.7 Million Colors Viewing Angle 160/150 170/160 170/160 Response Time 8 ms 5 ms 5 ms Resolution 1024x768 1280x1024 1280x1024 Case Type Black Plastic Active Display Area mm mm Aspect Ratio 4:3/5:4 Frequency 30-60KHz(H)/56-75Hz(V) Color Temperature Medium Warm User Cool
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LOT 1 Postcodes Noonan BT 1 – 3 BT 7 – 15 BT 17 BT 29 BT 36 – 49 BT 51- 57 CPD Supplies and Services Division (SSD) awarded a contract for Cleaning, Catering and Ancillary Services 20 January 2016 to Aramark. Aramark provide services for Buildings with the following postcodes: LOT 2 Postcodes Aramark BT 4 – 6 BT 16 BT 18 – 28 BT 30 – 35 BT 60 – 71 BT 74 – 79 BT 80 – 82 BT 92 – 94 Annex A lists the participating bodies which may utilize this contract. Buildings that require Catering services are detailed Catering Buildings Client LOT 2 Castle Buildings DoH (previously DHSSPS) Dundonald House including NIPS DAERA (previously DARD) Netherleigh DfE (previously DETI)
Building Contact Details: Lot 1 – Noonan As per section 3. Lot 2 – Aramark Location Aramark Regional Supervisor Rivers - Seagoe Armagh Office Heather Mc Millan 07785446912 Rivers - Omagh Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Rivers - Ravarnet House, Lisburn Heather Mc Millan 07785446912 Rivers - Plant Unit Administration Building, Plant Unit Workshop Building Heather Mc Millan 07785446912 Watersways Ireland HQ Ronald Rolston 07785446900 DVA Armagh John Whyte 07785446921 DVA Cookstown Ronald Rolston 07785446900 DVA Craigavon Heather Mc Millan 07785446912 DVA Dill Road Ronald Rolston 07785446900 DVA Downpatrick Stuart Marshall 07825105698 DVA Enniskillen Ronald Rolston 07785446900 DVA Lisburn Heather Mc Millan 07785446912 DVA Newry Stuart Marshall 07825105698 DVA Newtownards Stuart Marshall 07825105698 DVA Omagh Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Carn Depot Heather Mc Millan 07785446912
Castle Barracks Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Cookstown and Magherafelt Section Office Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Building Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Lisburn Section Office Heather mc millan 07785446912 Marlborough House Heather mc millan 07785446912 McAleer Building Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Moygashel Depot John Whyte 07785446921 Newtownards & North Down Stuart Marshall 07825105698 Down Section Office Stuart Marshall 07825105698 Silverhill Depot Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Strabane Depot Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Strabane Section Office Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Strangford Ferry Terminal Stuart Marshall 07825105698 Ballynahonemore Depot John Whyte 07785446921 Arvalee - RSD Building, Office Block, Security Building, Workshop & Stores Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Balloo Stuart Marshall 07825105698 Omagh College House Ronald Rolston 07785446900 Sprucefield Depot Heather mc millan 07785446912 Castlenavan Depot Stuart Marshall 07825105698 Dundonald Park & Ride Terminal Building Stuart Marshall 07825105698 County Hall Omagh Ronald Rolston 07785446900
User Vitality Ranking and Prediction in Social Networking Services: a Dynamic Network Perspective ABSTRACT: Social networking services have been prevalent at many online communities such as Twitter.com and Weibo.com, where millions of users keep interacting with each other every day. One interesting and important problem in the social networking services is to rank users based on their vitality in a timely fashion. An accurate ranking list of user vitality could benefit many parties in social network services such as the ads providers and site operators. Although it is very promising to obtain a vitality-based ranking list of users, there are many technical challenges due to the large scale and dynamics of social networking data. In this paper, we propose a unique perspective to achieve this goal, which is quantifying user vitality by analyzing the dynamic interactions among users on social networks. Examples of social network include but are not limited to social networks in microblog sites and academical collaboration networks. Intuitively, if a user has many interactions with his friends within a time period and most of his friends do not have many interactions with their friends simultaneously, it is very likely that this user has high vitality. Based on this idea, we develop quantitative measurements for user vitality and propose our first algorithm for ranking users based vitality. Also we further consider the mutual influence between users while computing the vitality measurements and propose the second ranking algorithm, which computes user vitality in an iterative way. Other than user vitality ranking, we also introduce a vitality prediction problem, which is also of great importance for many applications in social networking services. Along this line, we develop a
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How to Archive a User Account Purpose Use this procedure to archive an existing user account in the Learning Management System. Prerequisites Must be assigned the User Manager role. Website Address Helpful Hints If an employee is transferring to a new agency you do not need to archive the account. The new agency can update the user profile to reflect the new appointment. The employee’s transcript will not be erased if the account is archived. If/when the account is made active again, the training transcript will be available. Even if the account is archived the transcript is accessible. If you have updated the wrong user account there is not an “undo” option after clicking the update button. For assistance, please contact the Department of Enterprise System’s Solutions Center at 360 407-9100 or . Procedure Access the following website, . Click tab. From the User Manager menu, select Users. Click to begin. You will be taken to the detail Advanced Search screen, copy the following settings as shown in the picture below: It is recommended to search by Last Name or HRMS Personnel Number. Your results table will populate if there is an existing account: If an account does not exist the results table will be empty (blank). Select the record, click on and you will be taken to the Personal Information screen. Remove all data below ‘Receive Automated Emails’ (except ‘Personnel Number’) by clicking the X for each box containing data. The X only appears when using Internet Explorer. Click to update Personal Information.
expense arising from the use of the material or any derivative, but only to the extent provided under the Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U.S.C. Chap. 171). When tissue is to be used by all institutions: The institution agrees to assume all risks and responsibility in connection with the receipt, handling, storage and use of tissues from the Autopsy Services. It further agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Autopsy Services and the United States Government from any claims costs, damages or expenses resulting from the use of the tissues provided by the Autopsy Services. The undersigned warrant that they have authority to execute this agreement on behalf of the recipient institution. BY MY SIGNATURE I AGREE TO THE TERMS SET IN THE ABOVE AGREEMENT _____________________________ ______________________________________________ Typed Name of Recipient Typed Name of Official Authorized to Sign for the Agency ______________________________ ______________________________________________ Signature of Recipient Date Authorized Signature Date ______________________________ ______________________________________________ Name of Agency Division Receiving Specimens UPON RECEIPT OF THESE SIGNED UNDERSTANDINGS AND THE INFORMATION REQUESTEDABOVE, OSUWMC AUTOPSY SERVICES WILL CONSIDER THIS REQUEST AND ALL FUTURE REQUESTS FOR TISSUE. Specific questions your application should be directed to Jennifer Sachire at 614-247-7499 or
h. Fill in the following section. Please note that the questions will default to ‘No’. i. If you ‘Yes’ to ‘Is a subsidy for this dwelling paid for by another source’ then three additional fields will appear: ‘Amount’, ‘Currency’ and ‘Indicate Type of Subsidy and Source’. Fill in the fields if applicable. j. If you click ‘Yes’ to ‘Do you share the dwelling with anyone else besides family’ then two additional fields will appear: ‘Amount’ and ‘Currency’. Fill in the fields if applicable. k. If you click ‘Yes’ to ‘Electricity Costs: Is elictricity included in rent’ then two additional fields will appear: ‘Amount’ and ‘Currency’. Fill in the fields if applicable. l. If you click ‘Yes’ to ‘Did you pay a fee to a licensed agent/broker’ then two additional fields will appear: ‘Amount’ and ‘Currency’. Fill in the fields if applicable. Please note: If you paid a fee to an agent/broker then attach copy of agent’s contract including fee and evidence of payment. m. If you have chosen ‘North America/Western Europe’ as opposed to ‘Other Location’ as ‘Rental Dwelling’ Location, an additional section ‘For North America/Western Europe’will appear. Fill in the required fields. Note that the questions will default to ‘No’.
b. Fill in the ‘ Eligibility Effective Date’ and select ‘ Rental Type’ as applicable. Eligibility Effective Date: This is the date when you are eligible for rental subsidy. You are eligible for rental subsidy 30 days after your arrival to a duty station and not earlier than the begin date of your lease contract. Or if the nature of the application is ‘Change in Dwelling’, ‘Change in Rent’, ‘Annual Resubmission’, ‘Change in Family Status’ upon the effective date of the change. Rental Type: Family Only (if it is only your family and not yourself) Provided by UN/GVT/NGO (if the housing is provided by UN, a government or an NGO) Staff Member Only (if it is only yourself) Staff Member with Family (if it is yourself and your family) c. Select ‘Nature of Application’ as applicable. d. Select Rental Dwelling Location. If you are not in a North America or Western Europe location then select ‘Other Location’. e. Fill in ‘Type of Dwelling’ and address information. The ‘Country’ will default to your official duty station or APA duty station. f. Fill in ‘Period of Lease’ dates, ‘Total Monthly Rent’ (Note: do not use thousand separators; e.g. do not write “5,000.00” but write it without thousand separator; e.g. “5000”), and ‘Currency’. The ‘Expiration of Entitlement’ will automatically default to one year after ‘Eligibility Effective Date’. If your ‘End Date’ of your lease contract is before one year after the ‘Eligibility Effective Date’ it should be then ‘End Date’ of your lease.
DbArchiveServer-41417.exe DbArchiveServer-41418.exe Test Db Archive Servers (DbArchive\ folder) NOTE: If running on non-standard the numbers may be different DbCapturePDFFileWatcher.exe Scans for PDF incoming files (DbCapture\ folder) DbCapSvr.exe DbCapBackground.exe DbCSCapture.exe DbCSCaptureServerExport.exe DbCSCaptureServerUnpack.exe Db Capture Services (DbCapBackground\ folder) DbCaptureCom.exe DbCapComms.exe DbCapComms31451.exe Db Capture Services (DbCapture Communications Server\ folder) Further Assistance Should you still require assistance after running the above procedure, please contact the Service Delivery Centre Telephone: 08451 609 999 Email: service.delivery@advancedcomputersoftware.com
A: Table 1: Region 1 codes Admin Number Administrative Forest Name Proclaimed Number Proclaimed Forest Name 02 Beaverhead – Deerlodge 02 Beaverhead 02 Beaverhead – Deerlodge 09 Deerlodge 03 Bitterroot 03 Bitterroot 04 Idaho Panhandle 04 Idaho Panhandle 05 Clearwater 05 Clearwater 08 Custer 08 Custer 10 Flathead 10 Flathead 11 Gallatin 11 Gallatin 12 Helena 12 Helena 14 Kootenai 14 Kootenai 15 Lewis and Clark 15 Lewis and Clark 16 Lolo 16 Lolo 17 Nezperce 17 Nezperce 18 Dakota Prairie Grasslands 18 Dakota Prairie Grasslands Table 2: Region 2 codes Admin Number Administrative Forest Name Proclaimed Number Proclaimed Forest Name 02 Bighorn 02 Bighorn 03 Black Hills 03 Black Hills 04 Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison 04 Uncompahgre
Table 9: Region 10 codes Admin Number Administrative Forest Name Proclaimed Number Proclaimed Forest Name 04 Chugach 04 Chugach 05 Tongass 02 Tongass – Stikine 05 Tongass 03 Tongass – Chatham 05 Tongass 05 Tongass - Ketchikan
Table 4: Region 4 codes Forest Code District Ashley 1 Flaming Gorge Ashley 2 Vernal Ashley 3 Roosevelt Ashley 4 Duchesne Boise 1 Mountain Home Boise 3 Idaho City Boise 4 Cascade 5 Lowman Boise 6 Emmett Bridger – 1 Kemmerer Bridger – 2 Big Piney Bridger – Teton 3 Greys River Bridger – Teton 4 Jackson Bridger – Teton 6 Buffalo Bridger – Teton 7 Pinedale Caribou – Targhee 33 Montpelier – Cache Caribou – Targhee 34 Palisades – Caribou Caribou – Targhee 51 Dubois Caribou – Targhee 52 Ashton – Island Park Caribou – Targhee 53 Montpelier – Caribou Caribou – Targhee 54 Palasades – Targhee Caribou – Targhee 55 Soda Springs Caribou – Targhee 56 Teton Basin Caribou – targhee 57 Westside Dixie 1 Pine Valley
Dixie 2 Cedar City Dixie 3 Powell 4 Escalante 5 Fremont (Dixie) Fishlake 1 Fillmore Fishlake 2 Fremont River (Fishlake) Fishlake 3 Beaver Fishlake 4 Richfield Fishlake 5 Fremont (Dixie) Humboldt – Toiyabe 1 Carson Humboldt – Toiyabe 2 Bridgeport Humboldt – Toiyabe 3 Austin Humboldt – Toiyabe 4 Tonopah Humboldt – Toiyabe 5 Spring Mountain NRA Humboldt – Toiyabe 6 Mountain City Humboldt – Toiyabe 7 Ruby Mountain Humboldt – Toiyabe 8 Jarbridge Humboldt – Toiyabe 9 Ely Humboldt – Toiyabe 10 Winnemucca Manti – Lasal 1 Sampete Manti – Lasal 2 Ferron Manti – Lasal 3 Manti – Lasal 4 Moab Manti – Lasal 5 Monticello Payette 1 Council Payette 2 Weiser Payette 3 New Meadows
201 Plant Associations for Region 2: Potential Plant Communities of Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas. Edition 4. USDA/FS Report Barry C. Johnston (1987) 202 The Black Hills Community Inventory prepared by the Nature Conservancy authors, Midwest Regional Office, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Amanda G. McAdams, Don Diane A. Stutzman 203 Riparian and Wetland Plant Communities of the Black Hills. The Nature Conservancy. 12/2000 Hollis J. Marriott and Don Faber-Langendoen 204 Forest Vegetation of the Gunnison and Parts of the Uncompahgre National Forests: A Preliminary Habitat Type Classification. USDA/FS Gen. Tech. Rep. Vera Komarkova, Robert R. Alexander, and Barry C. Johnston (1988) 205 Forest Vegetation on National Forests in the Rocky Mountain and Intermountain Regions: Habitat Types and Community Types. USDA/FS Gen. Tech. Rep Robert R. Alexander (1988) 206 Ecological Types of the Upper Gunnison Basin. Technical Report R2-RR-2001-01, 858pp. Lakewood, CO; USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region. May 2001. Johnson, Barry C., Laurie Huckaby, Terry J. Hughes and Joseph Pecor 207 Forest Vegetation of the Medicine Bow National Forest in Southwest Wyoming: A Habitat Type Classification. RM-271. USDA Forest Service. Alexander, Robert R., Hoffman, George R., and Wirsing, John M. (1986) 208 Forest Vegetation of Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming: A Habitat Type Classification. RM-170, USDA Forest Service. Hoffman, George R. and Alexander, Robert R. (1986) 209 Forest Vegetation of the Arapahoe and Roosevelt National Forests in Central Colorado: A Habitat Type Classification. RM-266. 48p. Karl Hess and Robert R. Alexander 210 Forest Vegetation of the White River National Forest in Western Colorado: A Habitat Type Classification. USDA Forest Service, Research Paper RM-249, 36p. 1983. Hoffman, George R. and Alexander, Robert R. (1986) 301 Plant Associations of Arizona and New Mexico, ed. 3. 7/1997. Vol 1: Forests, Vol 2: Woodlands (an update of the USDA Forest Service SW Region Habitat Typing Guides, 9/1996, rev 7.1997. Contract R3-95-27.). USDA Forest Service
Figure 48: Default Sample Design form Select Save once all choices have been made. Refer to the Sample Design section in for detailed information about sample designs. Following is a quick description of each field in the tree sample design form: Meth: the method used to sample; choices are usually BAF Area Factor) or FRQ (frequency of fixed plot area) ExpFac: expansion factor; choices are the BAF or the inverse of the fixed area plot size. A “40” indicates a 40 BAG or a 1/40th acre fixed area plot Azm: starting azimuth; used for transects Cond: condition; linked to previous line with an AND or an OR clause SubFiltr: subpopulation filter; are the trees being sampled live, dead, down, or both live and dead Var.: variable; what part of the tree is being measured to see if it fits these criteria (DBH, height, etc.); in the Vegetation Composition tab this value is always set to CVR; in the Ground Surface tab this value is always set to SVC. Minv: minimum value of the variable; i.e., a minimum of 5.0 DBH MaxV: maximum value of the variable; i.e., a maximum of 999.9 DBH; in the Vegetation Composition and Ground Surface Cover tabs, this value is always set to 100%. Step 4.19 In the Down tab, select the Options button to select one of the four types of collection protocols. The collection protocols are: Brown’s Survey: to collect data according to Brown’s protocol Photo Series: to record tons/acre and volume/acre based on a collection of photographs Piece Count: to collect piece data on a fixed area plot Step 4.20 From the main menu bar, select Setup, then Planned Plot Calculator. Figure 49: ExamsPC drop-down menu Step 4.21 This screen will assist you in determining how many plots to install in order to meet a specified Sampling Error, given a known Coefficient of Variation. Figure 50: Planned Plot Calculator Enter the estimated Coefficient of Variation and desired Sampling Error values. Then click on the Compute button. The number of plots required to achieve the desired sampling error, given the estimated Coefficient of Variation, is displayed in the Planned Plots field.
The Setting and Plot History forms are accessed by selecting “Setting/History” or “Plot/History” from the right-hand screen. To return to the Main Data form, select “Setting/Main.” The data contained in this form are located in the NRV_Setting_Histories table. Figure : Plot – History form The Setting and plot Site Index forms are accessed by selecting “Setting/Site Index” or “Plot/Site Index” from the left-hand screen. To return to the Main Data form, select “Setting/Main.” The data contained in this form are located in the NRV_Site_Indexes table. Figure : Setting – Site Index form The Sample Design form is accessed by selecting “Settings/Sample Design” from the screen. To return to the Main Data form, select “Setting/Main.” The data contained in the Sample Designs portion of the form are located in the NRV_Sample_Designs the data contained in the Selection Criteria portion of the form are located in the NRV_Selection_Criteria table and the data contained in the Plot Counts portion of the form are located in the NRV_Plot_Counts table. Figure : Sample Design form The Setting and Pot Reference Point forms are accessed by selecting “Setting/Reference Points” or “Plot/Reference Points” from the left-hand screen. To return to the Main Data form, select “Setting/Main.” The data contained in these forms are located in the NRV_Reference_Points table. Figure : Setting - Reference Points form The Setting Tree Data form is accessed by selecting “Setting/Setting Trees” from the screen. To return to the Main Data form, select the red folder button at the top of the screen. To access additional fields in the form, use the scroll bars. The data contained in this form are located in the NRV_Tree_Measurements table.
Figure : I-Web main menu Figure : Download button 2: Table : Connect to I-Web steps Step Directions 2.1 From the PC desktop, launch Microsoft Access from an icon or the Start menu. Open up a new or pre-existing Access database, as shown in Figure 180. 2.2 Click the “Add-Ins” tab and you will see “I-Web” on the toolbar, as shown in Figure 181. 2.3 Select “Production,” set as your default environment, and click “OK,” as shown in Figure 182. 2.4 Provide your credentials. You are then prompted to select a Read-Only user account, as shown in Figure 183. It does not matter what account you select, FSVeg does NOT filter based on these accounts. Select “All Units” and click the “OK” button. An intermediate window will appear telling you the connection is set up as an FS_Public account. Click “OK.” Figure : Access File menu Figure : Access Add-Ins tab Figure : Select I-Web server Figure : Select a read-only user
CONTENTS 1. Introduction DBTS Project Objectives Activity Flow Explanatory Notes DBTS Work Flow Solution Components 2. Geographical Scope 3. DBTS Implementation Approach 3.1 Activities 3.1.1 Activities to be taken up by States 3.1.1.1 DSC Registration and Enrollment 3.1.1.2 DSC management 3.1.2 Activities to be taken up by MoRD 3.2 DSC issued by NIC-CA 3.2.1 Installation of digital Certificate Drivers 3.2.1 Checking for successful installation of Drivers 3.3 DSC enrollment: Detailed Procedure 4. DBTS: Summary of Operational Procedure 4.1. Registration of identified IAY beneficiary 4.2. Consolidation of lists and submitted proposals 4.3. eSanction of houses under IAY 4.4. Freeze Beneficiary Account 4.5. Verification of Accounts 4.6. Re-verification of account against the Beneficiary Name 4.7. Order sheet Generation for 1st Installment 4.8. Generation of FTO for Order Sheet 4.9. Approve and Send FTO to PFMS 4.10. Checklist before pushing FTOs to Bank for Payments 4.11. Processing at PFMS