zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
ITEM 1 (a) To adopt Minutes of Ballina Municipal District Meeting held on Wednesday, 7th June, 2017, at 10.00am, in Crossmolina Town Hall. ITEM 1 (b) To adopt Minutes of Ballina Municipal District Meeting held on Wednesday, 7th June, 2017, in Crossmolina Town Hall at 11.30am. Proposed by: Cllr Annie May Reape Seconded by: Cllr Seamus Weir AND RESOLVED:- “That the Minutes of Ballina Municipal District Meeting held on the 7th June, 2017, at 10am, be adopted as circulated”. Proposed by: Cllr Seamus Weir Seconded by: Cllr Gerry Ginty AND RESOLVED:- “That the Minutes of Annual Meeting of Ballina Municipal District Meeting held on the 7th June, 2017, at 11.30am, be adopted, as circulated”. ITEM 2 To approve Applications recommended by Local Community Development Committees for Ballina Municipal District in accordance with the Department of Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government Communities Facilities Scheme 2017. Proposed by: Cllr Neil Cruise Seconded by: Cllr John O’Hara AND RESOLVED:- “To approve the 30 Applications recommended by Mayo Local Community Development Committees for Ballina MD in accordance with the Department of Housing ,Planning, Community and Local Government Communities Facilities Scheme 2017”. ITEM 3 To Proceed with the Mary Robinson Centre at Emmett Street, Ballina. Proposed by: Cllr Gerry Ginty Seconded by: Cllr Jarlath Munnelly AND RESOLVED:- “That the wording of Item 3 on the Agenda be amended to read “To consider the Mary Robinson Centre Project at Emmett Street, Ballina”. Proposed by: Cllr Jarlath Munnelly Seconded by: Cllr Neil Cruise AND RESOLVED:- “To proceed with the revised proposal for the Mary Robinson Centre, as outlined in the attached Business Plan dated July 2017. Subject to the following caveats:- The project is to be funded from Mayo County Council’s Central Capital Account and not from Ballina MD’s Funding Allocation. The operation costs shall not negatively impact on Ballina’s GMA nor be funded from Ballina’s revenue budget
Are the answers the same? Was your hypothesis correct? Provide an explanation of why the answers are the same or not the same. Step 5: Now use the calculator to add the numbers from left to right then from right to left. Record your answers in the provided boxes Left to Right Right to Left Are the answers the same? (Note in this case they should be since there is only one multiplication operation)? Are the answers the same as when you performed the operations manually in step 1? Why or Why not
Bob Dray-West Berkshire Application 17/00852/OUTMAJ Gent-Power lines Becky Hopkinson-Plan.et meeting. Jill-Faller Oak branch. Janusz Hertz-Lengthsman end of year finance. Highways-Overgrown Vegetation/A340 turning Karen Hillhouse-Rural Exception Site-Pamber Heath Road\ Impstone Preschool-garden fence. George March-Planning. Michelle Leadbitter-Voice of the Councillor 2017 Diane Monger-resignation, Wootton St. Lawrence. Cally Morris-Lengthsman query Miriam Oppenheim-See Ability Accounts request Neighbourhood Alert Dorothy Oakley-Memorial Hall Peckham-Recycling boxes for glass Kaitlyn Pibernik-Burney Bit Doreen Quilter-Plan.et meeting. David Saunders-Falling Branch on Pamber Heath David Saunders-Lengthsman invoices. Aimee Scott-Molloy-Hampshire Alerts Silchester scheme Karen Sinden-Summer activities David Snook-fly tipping. Tadley Town Council-Lengthsman scheme Tadleycab training-Donation thanks Sue Tarvit-Parish training courses Jackie Tatam-register of Interests Mark Tiller-Permission to dig. Louise Tunnard-Terry Pratchett posters. Jane Watson-Weekly planning applications 118/17: Date of Next Meeting. The next meeting of Pamber Parish Council will be held at The Memorial Hall, Pamber Heath, on Monday, 16th October 2017 at 7.30pm. The meeting closed at 9.15pm.
4 weeks before event Create Timeline Answer any last minute questions Day of organization Rehearsal coordination Meet with client (once) Limited e-mail communication hour response time) Day of hours: 8 FROM $500 8 weeks before event Create Timeline Answer any last minute questions Day of organization Rehearsal coordination Rehearsal Dinner coordination Day of emergency bridal kit Meet with client E-mail communication (24 hour response time) Day of hours: 9 FROM $800 Rose Gold A La Carte 12 before event (All included in Gold package and more…) Meet with client (four times) Tables/Chairs layout of venue Set up/decorate ceremony/reception area Creates to-do list for bride/groom Referrals to any needed vendors/ Vendor tours Communication with vendors E-mail communication and phone with client (max 24 hour response time) Day of hours: 12 FROM $1600 Event Clean- up fee Post-wedding brunch Planning Honeymoon Planning $250 per 2 hours $400 $1,000 Engagement Party Baby/Bridal Shower
12 weeks before event Design theme (if designed) Venue /restaurant tours Catering tastings Invitation assembly Send invitations Hire vendors Gift strategy Design games (if desired) Confirm RSVP’s Confirm entertainment Set up decorations Meet with client (three times) E-mail communication and phone with client (24 response time) Event Clean up Event hours: 7 FROM $1,000 12 weeks before event Design theme (if designed) Venue /restaurant tours Catering tastings Invitation assembly Send invitations Hire vendors Gift strategy Design games (if desired) Confirm RSVP’s Confirm entertainment Set up decorations Check list for client Meet with client (three times) E-mail communication and phone with client (24 response time) Event Clean up Event hours: 7 FROM $1,000 Bachelorette/Bachelor Party Corporate Party 12 weeks before event Meet with client (four Sent save the to guests invited Make hotel arrangements Make travel arrangements for out of town attendees Arrange transportation for bridal party Make breakfast and dinner reservations Arrange excursions Design games to play (if desired) Confirm RSVP’s Confirm transportation arrangements Confirm entertainment FROM $800 12 before event Design theme (if designed) Venue /restaurant tours Catering tastings Invitation assembly Send invitations Hire vendors Create agenda Gift strategy giveaways Confirm RSVP’s Confirm entertainment Set up decorations Meet with client times) Calendar notices for employees (print or e-mail) From $1,100
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Info Meeting 3:30 – 4:30 pm Room 760 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Try-outs 3:45-5:15 pm Crest Hill Lanes 14 Try-outs 3:45-5:15 pm Crest Hill Lanes 15 Practice 3:30 – 5:30 pm Room 760 16 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 17 18 19 20 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Parent Mtg. 5:30 Crest Hill Lanes 21 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 22 Practice 10:00am – 12:00pm Crest Hill Lanes 23 24 25 Schaumburg Invite V/JV 9am TBA 26 27 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 28 JC vs. Rich Central 4:30 CHL Crest Hill 29 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 30 JC @ Plfd East 4:00pm Bowlero Romeoville Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Joliet West Trny (V) 9am @ T & C Steelman Trny (JV) 9am @ CHL 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
T & C Joliet CHL Hill Crest Hill Lanes T & C Joliet 21 22 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 23 JC vs Romeoville 4:00 pm CHL Crest Hill 24 Ann Hohn Tourney 3:00 pm (F/S) Arena Lanes Oak Lawn 25 SPC JV Conference TBA Echo Lanes Morris 26 27 SPC V Conference 9:00am Echo Morris 28 29 Teacher Appreciation 30 Eisenhower Trny. (V) 2:30 pm Burr Oak Bowl Blue Island 31 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 2 3 IHSA Regionals 9am TBA 4 5 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 6 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 7 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 8 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 9 10 IHSA Sectionals 9am TBA 11 12 13 14 15 16 IHSA State 9am Cherry Bowl Rockford 17 IHSA State 9am Cherry Bowl Rockford 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Timeframe update RAM Phase 1 Available Now AUSkey Developer Kit (with CAA Updates) dotNET, Java and C version 2017 2018 September October November December January February April May June July August September Beta Trial SWD/RTO preparation and support 20 NOV 2017 to 31 MAR 2017 SWDs will be brought on in a staged approach Software Developers can test in EVTE (1 NOV 2017) RAM available for all users 1 APR 2018 Impacted SWD must transition clients to new solution Software Developers/RTOs test in live environment (20 NOV 2017) RTO transition to be completed 6 months from the Go-live date 1 OCT 2018 trial
1. Most RTOs won’t have a role 2. The RTO landing page doesn’t have separate tabs for ‘My services’ and ‘My clients’ like an OSP has Peaceful Gardens Organic Cooking School Ltd Peaceful You can edit, add or remove notifications for cloud software services below. Search by entering an ABN or name
Notification details screen – once the ABN is checked and validated, the OSP details populate. 1. ‘Provider type’ currently defaults to Online Software Provider 2. ‘Software ID*’ is provided to the client by the OSP. It’s mandatory and validated upon stepping off the field. If the number is not correct, a message will prompt the user to re-enter it 3. ‘Add another’ provides the option of adding more Software IDs 4. ‘Start date’ and ‘End date’ default to ‘Today’ and ‘No end date’ - they can be modified using the date picker Software ID*
CAA requirements OSPs need to complete in to use the CAA solution  Be registered for Standard Business Reporting (SBR)  Have a device AUSkey – enables the transmission between the SWD and government agency via the CAA solution  Update your software to the latest AUSkey Developer Kit (ADK) with the CAA changes  System test the latest AUSkey Developer Kit (ADK) with the CAA changes in the USI test environment  Have completed CAA registration requirements outlined by the USI Office – once complete, you will automatically receive an active role status in Relation Authorisation Manager (RAM)
2. Overview of conference procedures Date Time Activity Location Host 28th Registration The meeting room located at layer-2 of Mechanical and Engineering building Jipeng Qi Tieying Liu 28th Opening Ceremony The meeting room located at layer-2 of Mechanical and Engineering building Qiusheng Group Photo The meeting room located at layer-2 of Mechanical and Engineering building Qiusheng Zhang Plenary Lecture The meeting room located at layer-2 of Mechanical and Engineering building Guoquan Li Buffet Dining room of the Hongguoyuan Hotel Wei Bu Yaodong Zhou Weidong Li Hongchang Li Plenary Lecture The meeting room located at of Mechanical and Engineering building Jianhong Wu Chengfeng Huang Special Session Room 306 of Siyuandong building Hua Feng Mao Jin 29th Lecture on Traffic Theory Room 306 of Siyuandong building Jian Zhao Seminar and Closing Ceremony Room 306 of Siyuandong building Guoli Ou Buffet Dining room of the Hongguoyuan Wei Bu Yaodong Zhou Weidong Li Hongchang Li 17:30P.M.
Upon a signed a signed agreement from you we will provide you with a declaration of Insurance from our Insurance provider. A final guaranteed guest count is required seven business days before the event. If the guest count should exceed the final guarantee, you will be billed for the cost of the additional guest the day of the event. Sincerely, Simply Sensational Event and Catering The foregoing contract is herby Approved and accepted this day of October___________________2017 By_____________________ By _______________ Shirley Trainor Client Sales Director
Conclusions (includes discussion) 10 points Oct 20 & 23, 2017 Revisions to all (Intro, Methods, and Results) plus Conclusion Question and hypothesis restated Conclusions are stated clearly with explicit reference to the data that support a conclusion stating p-values and comparisons made Argument for conclusions must be well organized Importance of conclusions must be discussed Conclusions related to other studies must be put into a context of your observations Make clear distinction between speculations and results that can support your conclusions Final paragraph states the major finding of the study (the take home message) References 8 points November 8 & 9, 2017 Revisions to all previously submitted plus Refs. All cited sources present in American Medical Association format or as a website in accordance to instructions shown above in the Introduction section (again you can use MLA or APA as well – pick one and stick with it) No references should be present that are not cited in the body of the paper References must be relevant and anyone reviewing the paper should be able to access the reference if it is properly formatted Abstract 10 points December 4 & 5, 2017 Revisions to all previously submitted plus Abstract Always written last and positioned first in the paper Abstract should contain elements of the Introduction, Methods, Results and Conclusion all in one paragraph. States clearly the question being asked Gives hypothesis being tested Highlights most important methods with enough information to understand how the experiment was done States major findings and reports the p-value Summarizes the conclusions Gives the reader a sense of the importance of your study in relation to the work of others in the field Abstract must not exceed 200 words Overall Evaluation Cumulative of 100 points graded as 25% of the final exam Dec 17-18 (Thurs-Fri) All previously submitted – last chance for revisions are due this day Total available points are 80. This represents 25% of your final exam score. Therefore, the proportion of points calculated will be (X points achieved / 80) x 100 = percent obtained from the Research Paper. This will be converted to a 25% weighted value and added to your multiple choice final exam that will be weighted 75% of the final exam score.
NOVEMBER 2017 *Indicates Varsity Only Practice Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FIRST DAY OF PRACTICE! 3:15-5:30pm 21 3:15-5:30pm 22 8-11:00am 23 HAPPY THANKS- GIVING! 24 8-11:00am 25 8-11:00am* 26 27 6:30-8:00am* 3:15-5:30pm 28 3:15-5:30pm 29 6:30-8:00am* 3:15-5:30pm
DECEMBER 2017 *Indicates Varsity Only Practice Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 2 8-11:00am* 3 4 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 5 3:15-5:30pm 6 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 7 3:15-5:30pm 8 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 9 LITTLE VILLAGE RELAYS 10 11 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 12 TRI @ REAVIS W/ARGO 13 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 14 3:15-5:30pm 15 TINLEY PARK INVITE 16 8-11:00am* 17 18 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 19 HOME MEET VS. TP AND LEMONT 20 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 21 3:15-5:30pm 22 6:30-8AM* 3:15-5:30PM 23 8-11:00am* 24/31 25 MERRY CHRISTMAS! 26 8-11:00am 27 8-11:00am 28 8-11:00am 29 8-11:00am 30 8-11:00am*
16.3 Late Payments After the Due Date, a late payment charge equal to the higher of: (1) the Prime Rate (as reported in the Wall Street Journal or successor publication in the first issue published during the month in which payment was due) plus four percent, divided by 365; or (2) the Prime Rate times 1.5, divided by 365; shall be applied each day to any unpaid balance. 16.4 Termination If «Customer Name» has not paid its bill in full by the Due Date, it shall have 45 days to cure its nonpayment by making payment in full. If «Customer Name» does not provide payment within three Business Days after receipt of an additional written notice from BPA, and BPA determines in its sole discretion that «Customer Name» is unable to make the payments owed, then BPA may terminate this Agreement. Written notices sent under this section 16.4 must comply with section 20. 16.5 Disputed Bills 16.5.1 If «Customer Name» disputes any portion of a charge or credit on «Customer Name»’s estimated or bills, «Customer Name» shall provide written notice to BPA with a copy of the bill noting the disputed amounts. Notwithstanding whether any portion of the bill is in dispute, «Customer Name» shall pay the entire bill by the Due Date. This section 16.5.1 does not allow «Customer Name» to challenge the validity of any BPA rate. 16.5.2 Unpaid amounts on a bill (including both disputed and undisputed amounts) are subject to the late payment charges provided Notice of a disputed charge on a bill does not constitute BPA’s agreement that a valid claim under contract law has been stated. 16.5.3 If the Parties or if after a final determination of a dispute pursuant to section 22, «Customer Name» is entitled to a refund of any portion of the disputed amount, then BPA shall make such refund with simple interest computed from the date of receipt of the disputed payment to the date the refund is made. The daily interest rate shall equal the Prime Rate (as reported in the Wall Street Journal or successor publication in the first issue published during the month in which payment was due) divided by 365.
Sign Button Name Function description MENU Enter the MENU on the “monitoring page” Exit the MENU on the “menu page” EXIT Check related warning status on the “monitoring page” Return to previous level page in the up& down level page linked to “menu page” MOVE Make a recurrent selection of digit of parameters Remove the original indication value in the “conductivity calibration page” MOVE DOWN Select the related menu on the “menu page” Modify the values in the configuration state ENTER Enter the sub-menu or confirm modification on the “menu page” Section Ⅳ HMI and Operation Monitoring page The instrument is equipped with monochrome lattice LCD, 128*64 resolution. Push [MENU] to enter password verification page; input password to enter the home page. Push [EXIT] to enter alarm inquiry page, to inquire the current warning configuration information.
Section Ⅵ Communication The instrument is provided with standard RS485 series communication interface, in accordance with international universal standard MODBUS-RTU communication protocol, supporting No.03 register reading and holding command. MODBUS standard format (No.03 register reading and holding command) Command format: Definition Address Function code Register address Number of data CRC check Data ADDR 0x03 M N CRC 16 Number of bytes 1 1 2 2 2 Return format: Address Function code Data size Data CRC check Data ADDR 0x03 2*N Data CRC 16 Number of bytes 1 1 1 2*N 2 Register address description: Address Data type Date size Function code Description Access authority 0x0000 unsigned long 4 bytes 0x03 Conductivity value (unit: us/cm, to be divided by 100) Read only
Timeframe update RAM Phase 1 Available Now AUSkey Developer Kit (with CAA Updates) dotNET, Java and C version 2017 2018 September October November December January February March April May June July August September Beta SWD/RTO preparation and support 20 NOV 2017 to 31 MAR 2017 SWDs will be brought on in a staged approach Software Developers can test end-to-end in EVTE (commences 13 NOV 2017) RAM available for all users 1 APR 2018 Impacted SWD must transition their clients to new solution Software Developers/RTOs test in live environment (by 30 NOV 2017) RTO transition to be completed 6 months from the Go-live date 1 OCT 2018
 USI Office mailbox:  Informal ad hoc feedback:  DET USI mailbox  Telephone conversations  Ad hoc meetings  Formal feedback:  Weekly one-on-one OSP meetings  Monthly DET USI developer forums  Survey and testimonials at the end of the private and public beta trials
__________________________________________________________ PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION INQUIRY INTO HORIZONTAL FISCAL EQUALISATION MR J COPPEL, Commissioner MS K CHESTER, Commissioner TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS AT FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON 707 WELLINGTON STREET, PERTH ON TUESDAY, 14 NOVEMBER 2017 AT 8.30 AM
WEEK 2: Post weekend on call Time Location Work Category No of PAs Monday Off duty 0 Tuesday 9.00 – 14.00 13.00-18.00 ( on call 18.00-8.00) MSG PEH Clinic + admin Duty Consultant DCC DCC 1.0 1.25 Wednesday 9.00- 1.00 ½ day MSG Clinic DCC 1.0 Thursday 9.00 – 14.00 14.00- 18.00 MSG Clinic SPA DCC SPA 1.25 1.0 Friday 8.30 – 9.00 9.00 – 10.30 10.30-2.00 2.00 – 18.00 PEH PEH MSG XR meeting MDT SPA Clinic +admin DCC DCC SPA DCC 0.125 0.375 0.825 1.0 Predictable on call – handover to incoming consultant and 18.00 and 8.00. Unpredictable emergency on call work estimated at 25% of hours DCC 0.125 1.2 Total PAs 9.14 WEEK 3: Saturday on call Time Location Work Category No of PAs Monday 9.00 – 14.00 14.00-18.00 MSG Clinic +admin SPA DCC SPA 1.25 1.0 Tuesday 9.00 – 14.00 14.00 – 17.00 MSG Clinic + admin SPA DCC SPA 1.25 0.75 Wednesday 9.00– 17.00 MSG Clinic + admin DCC 1.75 Thursday 9.00 – 13.00 MSG ½ day Clinic DCC 1.0 0
Friday 8.30 – 9.00 9.00 – 10.30 11.00-14.00 14.00 – 17.00 PEH PEH MSG MSG XR meeting MDT SPA Clinic + admin DCC DCC SPA DCC 0.125 0.375 0.75 1.25 Saturday 9.00 – 2.00 (8.00-8.00 on call) PEH On call consultant DCC Predictable on call 1.66 Predictable on call – handover to incoming consultant and 18.00 and 8.00. Unpredictable emergency on call work estimated at 25% of hours DCC 0.125 1.55 Total PAs 12.83 WEEK4 : Two weekday nights on call Time Location Work Category No of PAs Monday 9.00 – 13.00 13.00-18.00 (on call 18.00-8.00) MSG SPA Clinic + admin SPA DCC 1.0 1.25 Tuesday 9.00 – 13.00 MSG ½ day Clinic DCC 1.0 Wednesday 9.00- 14.00 14.00-18.00 MSG MSG Clinic + admin SPA DCC SPA 1.25 1.0 Thursday 9.00 – 13.00 13.00-17.00 (on call 18.00-800) MSG SPA Clinic + admin SPA DCC 1.00 1.25 Friday 8.30 – 9.00 9.00 – 10.30 11.00-13.00 Post on call ½ day PEH PEH XR meeting MDT Clinic DCC DCC DCC 0.125 0.375 0.5 Predictable on call – handover to incoming consultant and 18.00 and 8.00. Unpredictable emergency on call 0.25 2.4
PRE-EMPTIVE Pre-emptive Procedures Evaluation of bushfire risk and the safety of occupants has determined that the following pre-emptive measures should implemented outside of normal bushfire conditions. Trigger(s) Actions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Attachments Occupant/employee register Parent/guardian contact register Bushfire Action Plan Off-Site refuge map
Asia Regional Cash Working Group Meeting Minutes 19 September 2017, 1400hrs – 1530hrs WFP Regional Bureau for Asia & The Pacific, 55 Wave Place, Wireless Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 10300 Participants Name Agency Country Roselyn MULLO Nutrition Expert European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations Thailand Roberta TRANQUILLU Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations Vietnam (rmt)* Oliver Lacey-HALL UN Office of the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs Indonesia (rmt) Isidro NAVARRO Livelihoods & Cash Delegate International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Thailand RAHMAN Interim Humanitarian Programme Manager & EFSVL Coordinator OXFAM Bangladesh (rmt) Ali MANSOOR CaLP Pakistan (rmt) Anna LAW Cash & Markets Expert Norwegian Refugee Council Afghanistan (rmt) Joshua LEIGHTON Humanitarian Food Security and Livelihoods Advisor Save the Children Australia (rmt) Christopher PACI Senior Assessment Officer REACH Tunisia Elmar LORETI ACTED Thailand Rim NOUR UNICEF Thailand Samantha ORR Humanitarian Affairs Officer UN Office of the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs Thailand Daniel GILMAN Humanitarian Affairs Officer UN Office of the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs Thailand Silke PIETZSCH Cash & Markets Expert Independent Consultant Thailand Ellen KRAMER Regional Programme & Policy Advisor World Food Programme Thailand Nichola PEACH Regional Programme Policy Officer Food Programme Thailand Mulugeta HANDINO Programme Policy Officer World Food Programme Thailand Ruben VILLANUEVA Social Protection Specialist World Food Programme Thailand Sudip JOSHI Regional Emergency Officer World Food Programme Thailand OFUYO Programme Policy Officer World Food Programme Thailand *(rmt) joined remotely via Skype Agenda Regional Cash Working (Support in the Asia-Pacific Region) Initiative (Market Monitoring Programmes) Multi-Purpose & Multi-Sectoral Cash (Practical lessons from the region and beyond) Regional Cash Working Group (RCWG) Work Plan AOB
Discipline wise time schedule for conducting the interview Sl No. Post No. of candidates called for interview Date Reporting time 1 MT(Mechanical) 24 21.12.2017 10:30 AM 2 MT(E&I) 5 3 MT(Mineral) 2 4 MT(Chemical) 24 22.12.2017 09.30 AM 5 MT(Mining) 11 Venue: Hospitality Management Applied Training Centre, Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar (W), Mumbai-400028
1 The Road Rent Reference: 123456789 Town LONDON N1 2AB Date of Issue: 15 Nov 2017 Statement of Reason How your benefit has been worked out Total Weekly Income Less Total Applicable Amount Gives Excess Income Relevant percentage % of Excess Income Eligible Weekly Rent Less Non Dependant Deductions Less % Excess Income Less Benefit Cap Reduction Amount of Benefit before overpayments recovered HOUSING BENEFIT £382.64 -£224.35 £158.29 65% £102.89 £119.04 £0.00 -£102.89 £16.15 21 Aug 2017 Non dependant details Name Gross Income (Weekly) Deduction (HB) From April 2013 the Government introduced rules limiting the number of bedrooms that Housing Benefit can be paid for the number that the household needs. The rent used to work out benefit is reduced by 15% if you have one extra bedroom and by 25% if you have more than one. your benefit is based on a rent of £119.04 because you have 2 bedrooms and your household needs 2 bedrooms. Please contact us if you would like more information about this. If you have claimed Council Tax Support please to your Council Tax Bill to see how much you will be receiving Claim 123456 CLM311 Page 3 of 3
St. Francis de Sales 713.774.7475 Christ the King 713.869.1449 St. Francis Xavier 713.738.2311 Epiphany of the Lord – Katy 281.578.0707 St. Mary of the Purification 713.528.0571 St. Ambrose 713.686.3497 St. Michael 713.621.4370 St. Bartholomew – Katy 281.391.4758 St. Philip Neri 713.734.0320 St. Cecilia 713.465.3414 St. Raphael the Archangel 713.781.9511 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 281.463.7878 St. Thomas More 713.729.0221 St. Jerome 713.648.9555
II(b) Max- 15 Contribution to corporate life and management of the department and institution through participation in academic and administrative committees and responsibilities. Administrative responsibility (including as Dean / Principal / Chairperson / Convener / other duties that require regular office hrs for its discharge) Participation in Board of Studies, Academic and Administrative Committees (Actual hours spent per academic year ÷10) = II(c) Max- 15 Professional Development activities (such as participation in seminars, conferences, short term training courses, industrial experience, talks, lectures in refresher / faculty development courses, dissemination and general articles and any other contribution) (Actual hours spent per academic year ÷10) = CATEGORY-III: RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS Category: III (A) Research Papers published in Refereed Journals (API*-25 per Publication) Sl. No. Title with page no. Journal Name ISSN/ISBN No. Whether peer reviewed. Impact factor, if any No. of Co‐authors Whether you are the main author API score Sl. No. in UGC Approved list of journals, if any IQAC remark Total Research Papers published in Other Reputed Journals (API*-10 per Publication) Sl. No. Title with page no. Journal Name ISSN/ISBN No. Whether peer reviewed. Impact factor, if any No. of Co‐authors Whether you are the main author API score IQAC remark
Projects outcome/outputs: (Sc.: Patent / Technology transfer /Product / Process- 30/20 for International/National output or patent) (Non-Sc.: Major Policy document prepared for international bodies like WHO/UNO/UNESCO/UNICEF etc. Central / State Govt./Local Bodies (API-30/20) Sl. No of the project Agency (Funding, Commissioning and/or Collaborating) Period Output/ Impact, i.e. film/technology /Web-facility/ Program/Process Amount mobilized (so far) in Rs. (Lakhs) Whether Principal Investigator/ or Consultant/Quality evaluator API Score IQAC remark Total Category: III (D): RESEARCH GUIDANCE M. Phil/Ph.D.: API Score – Ph.D. awarded – 15; Ph.D. thesis Submitted – 10; M.Phil. Awarded – 5; S. No. Number Enrolled Thesis Submitted Degree awarded API Score IQAC remark i) M. Phil ii) Ph.D. Total Category: III (E): FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS AND INVITED LECTURES DELIVERED IN CONFERENCES/SEMINARS ETC III (E): (i) Award /Fellowship: International/ National/ (State/University) level for International, National, (State/University) level Sl. No Award /Fellowship received Year Name of the organization API IQAC remark Total III (E): ii (a) Invited Lectures at National/International/State/University level Conference/Seminar etc. API Score – International – 7 National– 5 State/Univ – 3 S. No. Title of Lecture / Academic Session Title of Conference / Seminar etc. Organized by Whether international /national API Score IQAC remark III (E) ii: (b) Invited paper presentations at National/International/State/University level Conference/Seminar etc. API Score – International – 5 National– 3 State/Univ – 2 (API-
The grading rubric developed for evaluating the science notebooks. Unsatisfactory (1 point) Emerging (2 points) Basic (3 points) Proficient (4 points) Advanced (5 points) Score Neatness Unreadable handwriting or four or more pages or inserts ripped or sticking out. Poor handwriting or three pages or inserts ripped or sticking out. Fair handwriting or two or inserts ripped or sticking out. Good handwriting or one page or insert ripped or sticking out. Excellent handwriting with no pages or inserts ripped or sticking out. Organization Updated table of contents and pages that are numbered and dated with four or more errors. Updated table of contents and pages that are numbered and dated with three errors. Updated table of contents and pages that are numbered and dated with two errors. Updated table of contents and pages that are numbered and dated with one error. Updated table of contents and pages that are numbered and dated with no errors. Vocabulary Vocabulary words are defined and highlighted with four or more errors. Vocabulary words are defined and highlighted with three errors. Vocabulary words are defined and highlighted with two errors. Vocabulary words are defined and highlighted with one error. Vocabulary words are defined and highlighted with no errors. Visuals Graphs, diagrams, and drawings with titles, labels, or captions are displayed with four or more errors. Graphs, diagrams, and drawings with titles, labels, or captions are displayed with three errors. Graphs, diagrams, and drawings with titles, labels, or captions are displayed with two errors. Graphs, diagrams, and drawings with titles, labels, or captions are displayed with one error. Graphs, diagrams, and drawings with titles, labels, or captions are displayed with no errors. Lab Reports Lab procedures, results, and conclusions are not documented or include four or more errors. Lab procedures, results, and conclusions are documented in little detail or include three errors. Lab procedures, results, and conclusions are documented in some detail or include two errors. Lab procedures, results, and conclusions are documented in good detail or include one error. Lab procedures, results, and conclusions are documented in great detail with no errors. Questions or “I wonder” Statements Responses are not thoughtful or include four or more errors. Responses show minimal thought or include three errors. Responses are somewhat thoughtful or include two errors. Responses are thoughtful or include one error. Responses are very thoughtful with no errors. Total Score
Goal Objectives Actions Resources GOAL C: BASIC SKILLS COMPLETION Increase the English throughput rate of: African American students Students aged 20-24; and 25-29 Increase the math throughput rate of African American and economically disadvantaged students. Increase the English throughput rate of: African American Students from 32.4% to 45.2% Students aged 20-24 from xxx to xxx Students aged 25-29 from xxx to xxx Increase the math throughput rate of: African American students from 14.0% to 28.2% Students aged 20-24 from xxx to xxx Provide early alert, intrusive advisement, and follow up services Invest in embedded tutoring in all basic skills classes; Attach supplemental instruction, tutoring, and/or lab courses to all basic skills English and mathematics courses Implement principles of Universal Design in basic skills instruction Promote the principles of the California Acceleration Project Require students to complete math and English during first year of college Provide professional development to faculty and staff regarding universal design curriculum, instruction, and service, cultural competency, and best practices. Provide research and analysis for institutional improvement Supplemental Instruction Leads Tutors Assistive Technology Specialist Technology Success Center Professional Development Coordinator and conference/speaker budget Research Analyst
Goal Objectives Actions Resources GOAL D: DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE COMPLETION Increase the degree/certificate completion rate of: Male African American Hispanic Native American 20 – 34 years Increase the degree/certificate completion rate of Males from 14.6% to 17.2% African American students from 13.3% to 16.5% Hispanic students from 14.1% to 16.5% Native American students from 14.1% to 16.5% Students ages 20-24 from 10.3% to 17.2% Students ages 25-29 from 14.3% to 18.0% Students ages 30-34 from 14.3% to 18.0%. Ensure every student has an educational plan. the use of culturally relevant teaching materials in reading and English Attach intrusive advising to courses Provided embedded tutoring in courses with high fail Provide low-cost textbook and technology options Develop a schedule that allows degree completion within 2 years, including year-round scheduling and registration Develop guided pathways for on-time completion and focused support for working-aged adults, CTE students, and undecided majors. Improve scheduling to ensure that students with diverse needs can complete their goals timely. Provide professional development to faculty and staff regarding universal design curriculum, instruction, and service, cultural competency, and best practices. Provide research and analysis for institutional improvement Foster Youth Counselor Veterans Resource Center Coordinator Professional Development Coordinator and travel budget Tutors Supplemental Instruction Leads SLA Leads Research Analyst
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Info Meeting 3:30 – 4:30 pm Room 760 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Try-outs 3:45-5:15 pm Crest Hill Lanes 14 Try-outs 3:45-5:15 pm Crest Hill Lanes 15 Practice 3:30 – 5:30 pm Room 760 16 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 17 18 19 20 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Parent Mtg. 5:30 Crest Hill Lanes 21 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 22 Practice 10:00am – 12:00pm Crest Hill Lanes Yrbk & VIP Photos 23 24 25 Schaumburg Invite V/JV 9am Poplar Creek Bowl 26 27 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 28 JC vs. Rich Central 4:30 CHL Crest Hill 29 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 30 JC @ Plfd East 4:00pm Bowlero Romeoville Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Joliet West Trny (V) 9am @ T & C Steelman Trny (JV) 9am @ CHL
3 4 JC vs Bolingbrook 4:30pm CHL Crest Hill 5 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 6 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 7 JC @ Minooka 4:00pm Channahon Lanes Channahon 8 9 Strikefest T & C 9:00 am Varsity Only 10 11 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 12 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 13 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 14 JC vs Oswego East 4:00pm CHL Crest Hill 15 16 Lockport Invite 9:00 am Strike & Spare II V/JV 17 18 19 20 Practice 2:00 – 3:45pm Crest Hill Lanes 21 Practice 12:30 – 2:30pm Crest Hill Lanes 22 23 Girls Bowling Concessions 8:30am Central Campus 24 31 25 28 Practice 10:00am – 12:00pm Crest Hill Lanes 27 Plfd South Tourney 9:00 am T & C Varsity Only 28 Practice 10:00am – 12:00pm Crest Hill Lanes 29 30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Practice 10:00am – 12:00pm Crest Hill Lanes 3 Practice 10:00am – 12:00pm Crest Hill Lanes 4 5 6 7 8 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Crest Hill Lanes 9 JC vs Plfd South 4:00pm CHL Crest Hill 10 JC @ Plfd Central 4:00pm Plainfield Lanes Plainfield 11 JC @ Plfd North 4:00pm Plainfield Lanes Plainfield 12 13 Morris Invite (V) 9am Echo Lanes Morris 14 15 Plfd North – JV 9:00 am 16 JC vs Oswego 4:00 pm 17 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 18 JC @ JW 4:00pm 19 20
T & C Joliet CHL Crest Hill Crest Hill Lanes T & C Joliet 21 22 Practice 3:45 – 5:15 Hill Lanes 23 JC vs Romeoville 4:00 pm CHL Crest Hill 24 Ann Hohn Tourney 3:00 pm (F/S) Arena Lanes Oak Lawn 25 SPC JV Conference TBA Echo Lanes Morris 26 27 SPC V Conference 9:00am Echo Lanes Morris 28 29 Teacher Appreciation 30 Eisenhower Trny. (V) 2:30 pm Burr Oak Bowl Blue Island 31 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 2 3 IHSA Regionals 9am TBA 4 5 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 6 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 7 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 8 Practice (V only) 3:45 – 5:15 TBA 9 10 IHSA Sectionals 9am TBA 11 12 13 14 15 16 IHSA State 9am Cherry Bowl Rockford 17 IHSA State 9am Cherry Bowl Rockford 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
for your personal file. Send a copy of this documentation to Lisa Ziemer in the Human Resources department. Note: There may be opportunities to attend a course at RTC or another Washington State institution with a fee waiver. Contact Human Resources for more information on this possibility. RESOURCES - Associate Faculty Status & Multi Quarter Contracts Associate Faculty Status a. Adjunct employees who have been employed by the College for at least 1/3 of a full time load during nine (9) of the previous twelve (12) quarters (excluding summer quarter) shall be eligible for Associate Faculty Status. Eligible adjunct employees may submit a request by June 30 to be considered for Associate Faculty Status during the subsequent academic year. Approval of the request may be granted by the President or his or her designee. If approved, Associate Faculty Status would take effect at the start of fall quarter. b. Those adjunct employees with Associate Faculty Status will receive first scheduling consideration by course or academic specialty over other adjunct employees. The supervisor retains the right to make such assignments as deemed necessary and the College makes no promise or expectation of future employment or renewal of employment. c. This status shall be on-going unless the appropriate supervisor determines that the Associate Faculty is not meeting his/her professional responsibilities. Associate Faculty status may be reinstated with administrative approval, for periods of non-employment of not more than three (3) quarters, excluding summer quarter. d. Associate Faculty who apply for a full-time position for which they meet the minimum requirements will be granted an interview. Multi-Quarter Contract Eligibility Those adjunct employees with Associate Faculty Status will be considered for multi-quarter contracts as determined by the needs of the department for classes with stable class schedules and enrollments. A multi-quarter contract provides assurance of continued employment for the duration of the academic year, subject to the following limitations: Insufficient enrollment Insufficient Failure by the Associate Faculty member to comply with the laws, and regulations of the State of Washington and/or the College; The supervisor shall provide the Associate Faculty member with notice of multi-quarter contracts for the following academic year by August 31.
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AVAILABILITY Interviews are expected to be held: Week commencing 15 January 2018 All Postal Museum staff will be DBS checked. This is a requirement for employment to be confirmed. The Postal Museum complies fully with the DBS Code of Practice and Disclosure. All applicants checked are treated in the same manner and in accordance with the DBS’s Code of Practice. Criminal record will not necessarily prevent you from obtaining the position within our organisation. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION Equality Act 2010 Do you consider yourself to be disabled? Yes / No (Please circle) If yes, please specify the nature of the disability: Are there any adjustments which you consider need to be made for the purpose of: a) The interview? b) The job, if offered it? Please note: If successful you may be asked to complete a more comprehensive and confidential medical form which will be reviewed by Royal Mails Occupational Health Service and reported to the Postal Museum manager responsible. THE REHABILITATION OF OFFENDERS ACT 1974
Introduction Background The Business Services Organisation (BSO) to collect personal data about people with whom it deals with in order to carry out its business and provide its services. Such people include patients, employees (present, past and prospective), suppliers and other business contacts. In addition, we may be required by law to process and share personal data with other organisations
In such cases it will consider the most reasonable course of action to take in light of the requirements of FOI. Equally, a refusal to consent to disclosure by, or lack of response from, a third party does not automatically mean information will be withheld. At all times, BSO will consider its duty under FOI. Publication Scheme FOI makes it a duty for BSO to adopt and maintain a scheme relating to the publication of its information. BSO has adopted the ‘approved model’ Publication Scheme introduced by the Information Commissioner’s Office, and can be found on its website. In addition to updating its Publication Scheme, BSO will maintain an online disclosure log that lists responses to requests made to us under FOI and EIR. Performance and Monitoring Compliance The effectiveness of this policy will be assessed on a number of factors: compliance with legislation in respect of FOI; performance against agreed standards on an annual basis Non-Compliance A failure to adhere to FOI, this policy and any associated procedures may result in disciplinary action. In relation to the use of ICT equipment including the use of the Internet and Email, staff should be aware that they might be personally liable to prosecution if their actions are found to be in breach of the law. Serious breaches may be reported to the PSNI, ICO or other public authority for further investigation. Review This policy and any associated procedures will be reviewed no later than two years from approval, to ensure their continued relevance to the effective management of information governance within BSO. Equality Statement In accordance with the BSO’s Equal Opportunities Policy, this policy will not discriminate, either directly or indirectly, on the grounds of gender, race, colour, ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, religion or belief, age, union membership, disability, background or any other personal characteristics
Date (Outbound): Sun 29 Apr 2018 (Inbound): ILM to BDA (Wilmington ILM to Bermuda - L.F. Wade Airport). Date (Inbound): Sat 12 May 2018 Pax: 160 (with personal kit and equipment) Personal equipment: 200lb average weight per soldier 20lb Hand Baggage 65lb Hold luggage (25lb civilian bag & 40lb bergan incl. webbing attached or inside) Freight: C.10,000lb weapons and ancillaries 1000lb additional equipment (public order helmets, shields etc) Successful proponent must be able to supply aircraft charter service return on the stated without variation for which there will be penalties to the service provider if the service cannot be delivered as per the contract. 1.2 RFP Contact For the purposes of this procurement process, the “RFP Contact” will be: Major Corey Smalley at Proponents and their representatives are not permitted to contact any employees, officers, agents, elected or appointed officials or other representatives of the Government, other than the RFP Contact, concerning matters regarding this RFP. Failure to adhere to this rule may result in the disqualification of the proponent and the rejection of the proponent’s proposal. Proponents downloading this file and responding are required to register with RFP Contact by emailing their company name and contact information to . Amendment/addenda (if any) will be posted at . Proponents should visit the Government Portal website on a regular basis during the procurement process. 1.3 Type of Contract for Deliverables The selected proponent will be required to enter into an agreement with the Government for the provision of the Deliverables in the form attached as Appendix A to the RFP (the “Agreement”). It is the Government’s intention to enter into the Agreement with only one (1) legal entity. The term of the Agreement is to be for a period as noted in the Agreement. Joint submissions are acceptable however if a joint submission is made, the submission must clearly indicate which party will act as the prime contractor. Until a fully executed Agreement is entered into, any and all submissions, representations, proposals or other communications are not final and are all subject to contract.
February 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 Weights 4-5 PM 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Weights 4-5 PM Open Gym 7-8:30 PM Weights 4-5 PM 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Weights 4-5 PM Conditioning 4-5 PM Aux Ct 2? Weights 4-5 PM 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Weights 4-5 PM Open Gym 7-8:30 PM Weights 4-5 PM 25 26 27 28 MARCH 1 2 3 TRYOUTS TBD TRYOUTS TBD TRYOUTS TBD TRYOUTS TBD TRYOUTS TBD 1st Day of Practice! INFORMATON: BRING YOUR OWN WATER -NECKLACES, RINGS & BRACELETS ARE PROHIBITED -PLEASE WEAR APPROPRIATE CLOTHING