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THE KARL CARLSON MEMORIAL FUND HISTORY The Karl Carlson Memorial fund was established in 1992 to commemorate the life and work of Dr. Karl Carlson, co-founder and first President of the Douglas County Chapter of OSU Master GardenersTM; OMGA President in 1989; presided over the second International Conference of Master Gardeners. PURPOSE To enhance the Oregon State University Community Horticulture Program in the state of Oregon, by making available Oregon Master Gardener™ funds to help OSU Master Gardener™ Chapters, in the following ways: In the establishment of new OSU Master Gardener Chapters. To assist new or struggling OSU Master Gardener Chapters become better established. In the implementation of new programs or projects related to community horticulture, when financial assistance is needed. Financial assistance for any of the described programs will be in the form of an outright grant. CRITERIA All grants shall be made in accordance with the purpose for which this fund was established and shall not exceed an amount of $250.00 for any one Chapter, with the program to not exceed $1,250.00 in any OMGA fiscal year. Grants must be provided for purchase of educational material or for projects or programs relating to community horticulture. Grant applications may be submitted by Postal Service or E-mail. The Application must be postmarked or E-mailed by May 15th, Current Year. The mailing and e- mail addresses are at the bottom of the application Is awarded during the annual OMGA Gardener’s Mini-College in cooperation with the OSU Extension Service.
JM Farm OH GummiBear DOB: 8/8/2016 ADGA D1895076 Sire: Sunnydale Farm ZM O’Henry *B ADGA D1716159 Dam: JM Farm DW Gemmaline ADGA D1805064 AGS Stud: Tuxedo Does: $300 NA Wethers $150 *FOR SALE $300 Cossayuna HS Tinka Toy DOB: 4/27/2011 ADGA N1560754 Sire: Cossayuna CG Starlight Prince ADGA N1500741 Dam: Cossayuna Lily’s ADGA N1463878 Stud: Does $200 Bucks $150 Wethers $100 Shady Maple Bess DOB: 3/17/2016 ADGA N1782888 Sire: Mountaindale Fancy Fabian ADGA N1618501 Dam: Cossayuna JI Perpetual Bliss ADGA N1560752 Stud: Does $200 Bucks NA Wethers $100
(to be completed by UBC departments and units) Nominee Information Last Name (family name) Given Name(s) Current Rank Name of Department or Unit Category – year first appointed as faculty – (not only at UBC) Mid-career (has held a university appointment for less than 12 years) Senior with 12 or more years of university service) UBC Information Person Responsible for Nomination Name Title: Email: Administrative Staff Contact (e.g., Head’s Assistant) Name Email: Department Head or representative’s declaration: The Department Head or his/her representative approves of this nomination, and confirms that this is the only nomination coming from this department/unit. Department Head Name Title: Email: Part 1 – Nominator’s statement detailing why the nominee qualifies for the award, and how s/he: Models excellence in scholarship, professional conduct, and integrity, instilling a desire in students to emulate these qualities Encourages, inspires, and supports students to reach their full potential in ways that are tailored to each individual Fosters the development in students of competencies in critical thinking, scholarly rigour, breadth of understanding and creativity, and professional competencies in areas such as written and oral communication, scholarly integrity, and interpersonal interactions Promotes and models a climate of respect and collegiality Integrates students into the culture of the discipline, and helps them network with relevant individuals
person CLASS 10411 - INTERMEDIATE Fee $2 per person 10412 - JUNIOR Fee $2 per person 10413 - BEGINNER Fee $2 per person RHYTHM BAND Own selection of TWO short pieces in contrasting rhythm. CLASS 10414 - GRADE 1 (NON-COMPETITIVE) Fee $2 per person 10415 - KINDERGARTEN (NON-COMPETITIVE) Fee $2 per person BRASS BAND Own selection of TWO contrasting numbers. Limit: 30 min. CLASS 10416 - SENIOR Fee per member $2 / Maximum fee of $150 CLASS 10417 - INTERMEDIATE Fee per member $2 / Maximum fee of $150 CLASS 10418 - JUNIOR Fee per member $2 / Maximum fee of $150 CLASS 10419 - BEGINNER Fee per member $2 / Maximum fee of $150 ORCHESTRA Own selection of TWO contrasting numbers. Limit: 30 min. CLASS 10420 - ORCHESTRA - OPEN Fee $3 per person CLASS 10421 - ORCHESTRA - SCHOOL Fee $2 per person SCHOOL STRING ORCHESTRA Own selection of TWO contrasting numbers. Limit: 30 min. CLASS 10422 - SENIOR Fee $2 per person CLASS 10423 - INTERMEDIATE Fee $2 per person 10424 - JUNIOR Fee $2 per person CLASS 10425 - BEGINNER Fee $2 per
2018 Board Members: Lisa Graham -- President Corrie Binette -- Vice-President Sue -- Secretary Laura Robischeau -- Treasurer Team Representatives: Century 21 – Carolyn Brown Imaging – Stephanie Miville Paul Edward Salonspa – Sue Brackett Josie’s Jewels – Kim Lamontagne Orchard – Chuck Graham Real Time Realty – Joppa Frasch Advocare – Ed Guldin
Warm-up Late players receive the according penalty but are still entitled to warm up. If a player declines to warm up the opponent, the player forfeits the right to warm-up and the opponent may warm up with another person. Medical timeout A medical timeout consists of evaluation time as determined by the referee (maximum 2 minutes) plus a maximum of three minutes treatment time for a treatable medical condition. If a player is treating himself there is no evaluation time allowed but only the three minutes treatment time. Medical condition includes, but is not limited to, an injury, illness, or condition or cramping, or any condition that the player believes requires diagnosis or treatment. Medical condition also includes aggravation of a pre-existing condition. Limit of medical timeout: for the same condition a player may receive one medical timeout during the warmup and one during the match. The player cannot receive more than one medical timeout from the same condition during the match. For cramping and heat-related conditions limit of one in warm-up and one in match applies even if cramping is in different part of the body. Diabetics can receive insulin injection and use devices to check blood sugar. One 3minutes medical timeout in the warm up and one 3 minutes medical timeout during the match are allowed. The 2 minutes evaluation time does not apply.
“What Can Canada Do For Justice In Iraq And Syria?”, Huffington Post (24 June 2016) online: “Iran’s Baha’i Problem”, Huffington Post (23 May 2016) online: <www.huffingtonpost.com/payam-akhavan/irans-bahai-problem_b_10100320.html>. “Identity and War: Towards a Different Future”, Huffington Post (4 January 2016) online: “The surreal upside-down world of the Islamic Republic of Iran: The ominous arrest of Mr. Navid Aghdasi”, Huffington Post (18 December 2015) online: “Justice for ISIL Crimes: The Voice of Victims as Antidote to Extremism”, Huffington Post (30 November 2015) online: <>. “Men, and a New Definition of Success”, Huffington Post (23 November 2015) online: <>. “The Power of the Feminine Self: Liberating Manhood from Violence Against Women”, Huffington Post (18 January 2015) online: <>. “Beyond Human Rights: Building a World on Empathy”, 2014 Vancouver Human Rights Lecture, The Laurier Institute and CBC Radio Ideas (24 July 2014) published online: <>. “Suffering and the Future of Iran”, Huffington Post (15 January 2014) online: <>. “Iran’s Enduring Legacy of Violence and Denial”, Huffington Post (1 October 2013) online: <>. “How Iran Can Go from ‘Pariah State’ to ‘Leader Among Nations’”, Huffington Post (1 March 2013) online: <>. “Don’t Mistake Iran’s Brutality for Strength”, Huffington Post (22 August 2012) online: <>. “Beyond Freedom: Building Iran’s Future Today”, Rooz On-Line (31 November 2011). “The Court’s Decision on Kosovo’s Reinforces Georgia’s Case”, Huffington Post (5 August 2010) online: <>. "The Baha’i Community, Human Rights, and the Construction of a New Iranian Identity" Gozaar: A Forum on Human Rights and Democracy in Iran (24 February 2010) online: <>.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 VG- @ Roswell 700 VG Practice 3-5.00 JVG @ Lassiter Tourney (3 games) JVG - @ Roswell 530 JVG Practice 3-5.00 4 5 6 7 8 9 - Youth Night 10 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG Kennesaw Mt 530 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG- Peachtree Ridge 530 Meal Pack at Gwinn. Fair Grounds; time is TBA JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG – No Practice 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG- @ Duluth 530 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG- @ Lassiter against Winter Park 555 VG Practice 3-5.00 JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG - @ Alpharetta 700 JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG- @ Lassiter against Lassiter 730 JVG Practice 3-5.00 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 VG – Practice 3-5.00 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG – St Stephens St Agnes 630 VG - @ Cambridge 730 VG Practice 3-5.00 JVG - @ Walton 730 JVG Practice 3-5.00 JVG- St Stephens St Agnes 430 JVG - @ Cambridge 555 JVG Practice 3-5.00 25 26 27 28 29 30 VG - @ Bless. Trin. 700 VG - @ Collins Hill 6.00 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG Practice 3-5.00 VG – No Practice
Registration: 6/20/18 Seminar Registration 1:15-5:00 pm Name(s):___________________________________________________________ Company:__________________________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip:_______________________________________________________ Telephone:_____________________ E-mail:______________________________ 5:00-7:00 pm Great Lakes Bay Regional Business After Hours @ Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort □ Yes, I am attending □ No, I cannot attend IRECTIONS
Figure 2 OFFICE FURNISHINGS AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Following is a general overview of office furnishings and medical equipment currently owned by the County and which will be available for use by the Contractor. Assorted instruments Autoclave 1 Backboard stretcher 4 Bag, emergency response 4 Bag, triage 3 Bed, Hospital 1 Blanket, Suicide Safety 25 Bookcases 3 Box, rolling file 3 Box, tackle 4 Bulletin board 16 Bulletin board, locking 1 Cabinet, key, locking 1 Cabinets, locking 6 Cameras, room, infirmary 11 Can, trash large 3 Can, trash, small 20 Canes 15 Cart, medication 2 Cart, utility 4 Cart, utility, two-drawer 4 Cast cutter 1 Chair, lab draws 1 plastic 7 Chair, shower 4 Chair, wheeled 25 Cabinet 16 Clocks 5 Coffee pot 2 Commode 8 Computer printers 7 Computers monitors 25 Computers towers/keyboards 25 Cooler, water 1 Crutches 20 Cuff, blood pressure 18 Dental cart 2 Dental chair 2 Dental light 2 Dental pump, suction 1 Dental x-ray unit 1 Desks 16 Dolly 1 Drill 1 EKG machine 1 Erasable board 5 Fax 4 File cabinet 2-drawer 5 File cabinet 4-drawer 3 File cabinet 5-drawer 7 Gurney 3 Helmet, protective 2 Ionizer, instrument cleaning 1 IV poles 3 IV 2 Lamp, exam 4 Machine, vision tester 1 Metal shelves 4 Mattress, Hosp .Bed 1 Microscope 1 Monitor, Doppler, fetal 1 Multiplexer (Infirmary) 1 Ophthalmoscope 4 Otoscope 4 Oven, Microwave 1 Printer/scanner 2 2 Oximeter 8 Refrigerator, large 1 Refrigerator, small 5 Scale, personnel weighing 4 Small white utility cart 1 Smock, Suicide Safety 20 Stamp, date/time 1 Stethoscope 12 Stool, shower 2 step 1 Stool, utility 8 Table, exam 10 Table 2 Table, medical, silver 2 over bed 2 Thermometer, scanning 6 Tower, chart, white 1 Tray, medicine 2 TV 19 in. 1 DVD player 1 Walkers 4 X-ray film storage unit 1 X-ray holder, film cassette 1 X-ray machine 1 X-ray processing unit 1 X-ray pad 1 X-ray table, wall mount 1 X-ray viewer 2
Coastal Plain LEPC 2018 Meeting Dates General Meetings at 1:30 p.m. January 18, 2018 March 15, 2018 May 17, 2018 July 19, 2018 September 20, 2018 November 15, 2018 Executive Meetings at 11:30 a.m. March 15, 2018 November 15, 2018 Coastal Plain LEPC 2018 Calendar January Who When Where LEPC General Public Meeting Officers, Standing Committee Chairs,Public 3rd Thurs, 1:30pm Sinton Subcommittee Annual Goals/Objectives/Priorities Standing Committee Chairs Sinton Call for Financial Audit (every three years) President February Workshop – Lunch Judge, Officers, Standing Committees Last Week Sinton Subcommittee Chairs Budget Proposal Due Officers, Standing Committee Chairs Sinton March LEPC General Public Meeting Officers, Standing Committee Chairs, Public 3rd Thurs, 1:30pm Sinton Budget Approved (Fiscal year Jan-Dec) Approve Audit Report April Request Tier II Donations Secretary-Treasurer by 4/20th May LEPC General Public Meeting Officers, Standing Committee Chairs, Public 3rd Thurs, 1:30pm Sinton Election of Officers (even number only) Request Regional Alert Notification System annual maintenance donations President/County Judge by 6/1st June Tier II Contribution Thank You Letters President/Secretary-Treasurer by 6/15th Sinton July LEPC General Public Meeting Officers, Standing Committee Chairs, Public 3rd Thurs, 1:30pm Sinton August September LEPC General Public Meeting Officers, Standing Committee Chairs, Public 3rd Thurs, 1:30pm Sinton October November LEPC General Public Meeting Officers, Standing Committee Chairs, Public 3rd Thurs, 1:30pm Sinton Subcommittee Chairs Appointed/Selected December
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 Managing Conflict  Change Management  Work Life Balance  Increasing Workforce Diversity  Reputation and Credibility  Networking + Relationship Management  Improving Team Dynamics  Strategic Decision Making  Negotiation Skills + Being More Assertive  Innovation and Creativity  Industry Knowledge  __________________________________ Please describe your span of control as a manager. Include the number of your direct reports and any additional employees reporting up to you through others. How does this program fit into your long-term development plan? Have you ever participated in a mentoring program? If so, what was your role and how did you benefit from the program? Describe your interest in WEI’s mentoring program. What do you hope to get out of your experience in this program?
Fiscal 2018 Medicine and Health Enhancement Contribution Program Subsidy Application Form Application date:DD/MM/YYYY 1.Name of organization making application Organization name Name and position of representative Address Organization website URL 2.Contact Secretariat Name and position Address In Japan Name and position Address 3. About Program Program name (12 words or less) Program period Overall plan From To Subsidy period From April / March / 2020 Total program expenses Overall plan $ Subsidy period $ Organization’s articles of incorporation or bylaws Business report of previous fiscal year Financial statements of previous fiscal year such as balance sheet, statement of income and expenses, statement of activities, and statement of changes in net assets Pamphlet(s) Receipt number 4.Program Plan 1) Program outline (Approx. 60
Tie Breaker in Games Sudden death 4 on 4 overtime period – 5 minutes run time If no team scores, there will be a 3 man shootout If no team scores in shootout, there will be a sudden death shootout A player is allowed to be involved only once in the shootout until all players have taken a shot Tie Breaker in Championship Games Sudden death 4 on 4 overtime period – 5 minutes run time Sudden death 3 on 3 overtime period – 5 minutes run time If no team scores, there will be a 3 man shootout If no team scores in shootout, there will be a sudden death shootout A player is allowed to be involved only once in the shootout until all players have taken a shot
Return 3 page agreement form to: (Due by February 5, 2018) Donations: (Must be received by March 15, 2018) Artwork: (Due by March 1, 2018) Questions/Concerns: 23620 W 93rd Terrace Lenexa, KS 66227 Carrie Mark at or Missouri Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Attn: Carrie Mark 23620 W. 93rd Terrace Lenexa, KS 66227 Ship to: Missouri Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Attn: Carrie Mark 23620 W 93rd Terrace Lenexa, KS 66227 Send artwork in JPEG (300dpi) or high resolution format to Carrie Mark, MA, RDN, LD, Executive Director Office: 816-895-2216 Please See Three Page Agreement Form Below
3. Consider Annexation Determination by Texas Education Commissioner regarding La Marque ISD and related actions E. 551.076 For the purpose of considering the deployment, specific occasions for, or implementation of, security personnel or devices F. 551.082 For the purpose of considering discipline of a public school or complaint or charge against personnel G. 551.083 For the purpose of considering the students, guidelines, terms, or conditions the board will follow, or will instruct its representatives to follow, in consultation with representative of employee groups H. 551.084 Excluding witness for a hearing I. 551.087 For deliberation regarding economic development negotiations 1. Discuss or deliberate regarding commercial or financial information that the governmental body has received from a business prospect that the governmental body seeks to have locate, stay, or expand in or near the territory of the governmental body and with which the governmental body is conducting economic development negotiations; 2. Deliberate the offer of a financial or other incentive to a business prospect described by Subdivision (1) 6. Reconvene from Closed Meeting The Board of Trustees reconvened in to open session at 6:58 p.m. 7. Consider Action on Items Discussed in Closed Session A. Consider Board approval of professional personnel recommendations Mr. Marcus Higgs, Executive Director of Human Resources, asked for approval of the hiring of professional personnel as discussed in closed session. Mr. Dickey Campbell, Board Member, moved for approval. Mr. Bryan Thompson, Vice President, seconded the motion. The motion carried 6/0. B. Consider Board approval of renewals, non-renewals and termination s of contracts for professional personnel and related actions Mr. Marcus Higgs, Executive Director of Human Resources, stated that there was no recommendation at this time. 8. Adjournment Mrs. Mable Pratt, Board Member, moved to adjourn the meeting at 6:59 p.m. Mr. Nelson Juarez, Board Member, seconded the motion. The motion carried 6/0. Approved: __________________________ _____________________ Hal Biery Date
MOYHU PONY CLUB INC. No A0004611U MOYHU PONY CLUB INC A0004611u Presents SUPERCROSS Horse Trials Without Dressage (consists of cross country and show jumping ) SUNDAY 15th July 2018 OXLEY RECREATION RESERVE, 300 Meadow Creek Road OXLEY (Off the Snow Road between Oxley and Milawa) Pony Club Grades 1-5 Open Grades 1-5 All Enquiries send to – email: juliebery4@gmail.com Event Secretary Julie Berry 041 735 4042 ENTRIES AND CAMPING Fees Pony Club, Grade 1 – 5 $35 per individual rider/horse combination Open Section Gr 1 – 5 $45 per individual rider/horse combination ($45 entry fee plus $10 per day fee for riders without specific insurance) # Participants do not need to pay $10/day if they are a current member of: PCAV, HRCAV, EA/EV, an Interstate Pony Club, AHSA, AERA, or SHCA or can provide proof that they are covered by Personal Liability Insurance Cover of at least $10,000,000 Camping fee - $15 per site, per night (No powered sites) Horse yard fee - $10per yard Bookings taken in order of receipt of entries New PCAV rule for 2015: no electric yards. Stabling and yards should be of solid construction. Entries: Friday 6th July 2018 (PLEASE NOTE: Any late entries after this date and time will occur a $20 late fee if accepted and approved by the event secretary) • Entries via online only: www.moyhuponyclub.org.au You will receive an email receipt of your entry • Copy of receipt of payment must accompany the entry form Proof of Current Membership must be copied and sent with Open entry or pay $10-day attendance fee scratching’s on the day sms/call – Julie on 041 735 4042 ( limited reception SMS works well) Public Liability Declaration All participants in an Open Competition, INCLUDING Pony Club members, must sign a Public Liability Declaration form. Payment Please include your surname or rider entry as the reference for all Direct Deposit payable to: Moyhu Pony club, BSB: 640 000 Account No: 610399516 Trial
1. RIDBC Renwick Centre Unit Availability All units are 4 credit points. Unit availability is subject to demand. Prior to enrolling students must confirm unit availability via the at or via the . Unit Code and Name Unit Convenor Session Available Important Notes Delivery Mode, Location and Campus Conference Dates Available directly through Macquarie University EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research Dr Greg Robertson 1 & 2 Online SPED901 Special Education Project 1 Dr Alison Madelaine 1 & 2 External Available through Renwick Centre SPED910 Critical Reflection and Professional Experience in Sensory Disability Alison 1 & 2 Refer to Professional Experience Handbook Individually arranged (16 days professional experience) SPED911 Inclusion and Professional Collaboration in Sensory Disability Dr Breda Carty 2 Online SPED912 Independent Projects in Disability Studies (Deaf Hard of Hearing or Vision Impairment) Dr Breda Carty (Supervisor appointed) 1 & 2 Individual arrangement SPED921 Orientation and Mobility Fundamentals Sue Silveira 1 External (5-day campus conference) SPED922 Educational Adjustments for Learners with Vision Impairment Dr Fran Gentle 1 Online
SPED933 Language and Literacy Learning in Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children Dr Robyn Cantle Moore 1 Online SPED934 Language and Literacy Interventions for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Learners Prof Greg 2 Online SPED935 Social Perspectives on Deafness and Deaf Education Dr Breda Carty 1 Mandatory component: Auslan Basic Online with a 2-day campus conference SPED936 Sensory Disability: Development and Family Perceptions Dr Robyn Cantle Moore 1 & 2 Online SPED937 Signed Communication in Childhood Education Dr Carty 2 Online with a 3-day campus conference SPED938 Theory and Practice in Sign Bilingual Education Dr Carty 1 Online with a 3-day campus conference SPED939 Advanced Educational Audiology Rebecca Bull 2 Online * Delivered in collaboration with . Refer to in this document. Enrolment restricted to Guide Dogs agency students only.
1. RIDBC Renwick Centre Unit Availability All units are 4 credit points. Unit availability is subject to demand. Prior to enrolling students must confirm unit availability via the at or via the . Unit Code and Name Unit Convenor Session Available Important Notes Delivery Mode, Location and Campus Conference Dates Available directly through Macquarie University EDCN800 Introduction to Educational Research Dr Greg Robertson 1 & 2 Online SPED901 Special Education Project Stage 1 Dr Alison Madelaine 1 & 2 External Available through RIDBC Renwick Centre SPED910 Critical Reflection and Professional Experience in Sensory Disability Alison 1 & 2 Refer to Professional Experience Handbook Individually arranged (16 days professional experience) SPED911 Inclusion and Professional Collaboration in Sensory Disability Dr Breda Carty 2 Online SPED912 Independent Projects in Disability Studies (Deaf Hard of Hearing or Vision Impairment) Dr Carty (Supervisor appointed) 1 & 2 Individual arrangement SPED921 Orientation and Mobility Fundamentals Sue Silveira 1 External (5-day campus conference) SPED922 Educational Adjustments for Learners with Vision Impairment Dr Fran Gentle 1 Online
SPED923 Literacy for Learners with Vision Impairment Dr Fran Gentle 2 Mandatory component: UEB Grade Two Braille External (5-day campus conference) SPED925 Technology for Learners with Vision Impairment Dr Fran Gentle 2 External (3-day campus conference) SPED926 Introduction to Vision Impairment Sue Silveira 1 Online SPED927 Complex Vision Impairment Sue Silveira 2 Online SPED928 Foundations of Orientation & Mobility for Instructors in Training * Sue Silveira 1 External (10 day campus conference) SPED929 Advanced Orientation and Mobility for Instructors in Training* Sue Silveira 1 External (10 day campus conference) SPED930 Orientation and Mobility Practicum* Sue Silveira 2 10 week practicum required SPED931 Introduction to Educational Audiology Rebecca Bull 1 External (1-day campus conference) SPED932 Perception and Production of Speech in Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children Dr Robyn Cantle Moore 2 Online SPED933 Language and Literacy Learning in Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children Dr Robyn Cantle Moore 1 Online SPED934 Language and Literacy Interventions for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Learners Prof Greg Leigh 2 Online SPED935 Social Perspectives on Deafness and Deaf Education Dr Breda Carty 1 Mandatory component: Auslan Basic External (2-day campus conference)
PRONUNCIATIONS: #00 – Kyle more-A-iss #1 - Logan WIDE-man #4 – MEJD awad #10 – Daniel BUN-shoo #11 – Andrew mick-YOO-wen #12 – Tyler WY-check #19 – Luke more-A-iss #27 – Kevin KASS-per-zack IMPORTANT NOTE: PLEASE double check the NCAA roster submitted prior to the game with this and the STATCREW rosters submitted. Make changes as needed.
Date Opponent Location Team(s) Time March 2 Ardmore Tournament Ardmore/Johnson Elementary MS TBA March 5 Lincoln County Lincoln County, TN MS 5:00 (DH) March 9 Lindsay Lane Home MS 5:00 (DH) March 12 Athens Athens MS 5:00 (DH) Mar 13 Sparkman Home MS 5:00 Mar 15 Sparkman Sparkman MS 5:00 Mar 26 Athens Home MS 5:00 (DH) March 30-31 Elkmont Tournament Elkmont MS TBA April 2 East Limestone East Limestone MS 6:30 April 3 Lincoln County Home MS 5:00 (DH) April Limestone County Tournament TBA MS TBA Ardmore Lady Tigers 2018 Schedule V= Varsity JV=Junior Varsity MS=Middle School
MUSIC FESTIVAL WEEKEND POWERED SITES RATE $ COST $ 2. Queenscliffe Rec Reserve and Victoria Park 2 People 1 Vehicle Only $195.00 For 2 nights (Fri/Sat only) $195.00 Queenscliffe Rec Reserve and Victoria Park ADDITIONAL PERSON #Excluding children aged 13yo and under (Max. 5 people per site) $50.00 Per additional person for 2 nights (Fri/Sat only) 1 extra person = $50 2 extra people = $100 3 extra people = $150 Queenscliffe Rec Reserve and Victoria Park ADDITIONAL NIGHT Sunday 25th November 2018 $57.00 For 2 People Additional Adult $15.00 TOTAL PAYMENT $ 3. Royal Park, Pt Lonsdale (Max. 5 people per site) 1 Vehicle Only $275.00 3 nights (Fri, Sat & Sun) 5 People $275.00 TOTAL PAYMENT $ Payment Details: Please debit my Credit Card $ or Cheque Enclosed $ Visa Master Card Exp Date: / Name on card: __________________________ Signature: ___________________________ Queenscliffe Tourist Parks Camping Rules and Conditions:
Congrats to the 2018 Men’s Soccer Varsity: Coale Anderson Samuel Bass William Blair David Blair Reid Bond Luke Eubank Beau Fisher Jacob Hall Garrett Hays Matt Hedrick Alex Heffner Carter Hensley Aidan Hollidge Chance McClellan Colin Perrin Cameron Peterson Charles Pringle Scheer William Jack Tinkey Liam Trosch Daniel Mason Wood Griffin Wood Junior Varsity: Tucker Aaron Jean Bah Trey Davidson Chris Gantt Martin Godwin Michael Hickey Ian Joseph Case Kabrich Jack Kadis Rabbin Kamwanga Nick Kastanas Thomas Killeen Evan Kirk Isaac Lawn Ziggy Lee Emmanuel Malinak Malin Muckenfuss Leo O’Neill Patrick Riesmeyer Justin Spiezman Che Spiotti Grayson Woods Note from Coach Bucky: Thanks to all players and parents for their time and efforts during the tryout process. The high turnout and high quality of players made the decision process very difficult. The pool of boys trying out this year was especially deep and talented and that shows how committed you all are to the game of soccer. Continue to enjoy playing!
Description Total Hours or Average Hours per week: Are you still participating? (yes / no) Start Date: End Date : Highest Position Held: Honors and Awards: Use this space to provide the applicant’s honors and awards during the applicant’s academic career. Do not attach a resume in lieu of completing this form. It will not be reviewed. Description Level (National/State/Regional/Etc.): Academic Year Achieved Description Level (National/State/Regional/Etc.): Academic Year Achieved Description Level (National/State/Regional/Etc.): Academic Year Achieved Description Level (National/State/Regional/Etc.): Academic Year Achieved Description Level (National/State/Regional/Etc.): Academic Year Achieved Name of local Buffalo Soldier Chapter: _______________________________
Chapter__________________________Signature____________________________________________ Submit Application: Materials must be postmarked by May 31, 2018. You may mail or email your application with all the applicable materials to: Frontier State Mailing Address Contact Information Central Arkansas Attn: Bobby “Condo” Oliver P.O. Box 892082 Oklahoma City, OK 73189 Bobby “Condo” Oliver Email: Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Great Lakes Illinois Attn: Willie "Professor" Ashford 6105 Brynwood Drive #3 Rockford Illinois 61104 Willie "Professor" Ashford Email: Indiana Kentucky Michigan Ohio West Virginia Wisconsin Northeastern Connecticut Attn: Lem “LL Cool” Chance P.O. Box 4033 Woodbridge, VA 22194 Lem “LL Cool” Chance Email: Delaware Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Virginia Southeastern Alabama Attn: Bobby “BullDawg” Rorie 7420 Waters Edge Dr Stone Mountain, GA. 30087 Dr. Bobby Rorie Email: Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Western Arizona Monica “Butta” Manly c/o BSMCNM P.O. Box 57061 Albuquerque, NM 87061 Monica "Butta" Manly Email: California Colorado Hawaii Nevada New Mexico Washington Korea Submitted by:
Eligibility criteria for the best teacher of the Year academic year 2017/2018 Is a dedicated teacher with a true passion for teaching committed to developing every child's ability through his/her lessons. Guiding questions for selection: What is evidence of the teachers passion for teaching? Give evidence. Is a creative teacher who uses creativity and innovation in the classroom. Guiding questions for selection: Provide examples showing the teacher's creativity and innovative teaching The teacher maintains the good practice of preparing lesson plans in advance with clear objectives. Guiding questions for selection: Does the teacher prepare lesson in advance of each class with clear objectives? Create a safe and child friendly learning environment for the students. Guiding questions for selection: How does the teacher contribute to creating a safe and child friendly learning environment in the school? Fully upholds the Professional Standards, Ethics and the Code of Conduct for Teachers and school Administrators. For example does not request money from students (bribes) and does not request or encourage sexual favours (SGBV). Guiding questions for selection: Does the teacher uphold fully the Professional Standards and Teacher Code of Conduct? Have there ever been any reports or allegations of bribery or sexual and gender based violence (SGBV) involving the teacher? Displays excellent skills in lessons presentation. Guiding questions for selection: What makes the teacher's lessons excellent? Please considerer communication skills, quality of presentation, interaction with the students, etc., ability to pace the lesson to the students' needs. Is fair in evaluating students. Guiding questions for selection: Does the teacher assess student's performance fairly? What makes this evaluation fair? Is present in school, punctual, prepared and organized teacher. Guiding questions for selection Is the teacher always present in school? Is the teacher punctual in class? Is the teacher well prepared and organized? Encourages team work in the classroom and values each and every student, including those with learning disabilities. Guiding questions for selection Is the teacher attentive to every student's learning needs and learning pace including those of students with learning disabilities? Does the teacher encourage teamwork? How?
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Games may not end on a defensive penalty, unless the offense declines it. Penalties are assessed live ball then dead ball. Live ball penalties must be assessed before play is considered complete. Penalties will be assessed half the distance to the goal yardage when the penalty yardage is more than half the distance to the goal. The offensive team may not be retreated beyond the 40 yard line, however loss of downs will continue to be enforced if applicable. Spot Fouls Stripping: 5 Yards from the Spot of the Foul Shall be Enforced Flag Guarding: 5 Yards from the Spot of the Foul Shall be Enforced Def. Unnecessary Roughness: 10 Yards from the Spot of the Foul Shall be Enforced Charging: 10 Yards from the Spot of the Foul & Loss of Down Holding / Screening / Blocking: 5 Yards from the Spot of the Foul Running with the Ball Carrier: 5 from the Spot of the Foul Off. Unnecessary Roughness: 10 Yards from the Spot of the Foul Offensive Penalties Offside / False Start: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Loss of Down Illegal Forward Pass: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Loss of Down Offensive Pass Interference: 10 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Loss of Down Illegal Motion: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Loss of Down Delay of Game: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Loss of Down Impeding the Rusher: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Loss of Down Defensive Penalties Roughing the Passer: 10 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Automatic First Down Illegal Flag Pull: 5 from the End of the Play Illegal Rush: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Replay Down Offside: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Replay Down Defensive Pass Interference: 10 from the Line of Scrimmage Holding: 5 Yards from the Line of Scrimmage & Replay Down Eligibility All players’ legal guardians must agree to the online waiver form at NFLFLAG.com for their specific league before participating. Millard United Sports Reserves the Sole to Modify These Rules at its Sole Discretion.
Boots UK Ltd, Crown Point Retail Park, Junction Street, Leeds, LS10 1 ET Tel: 0113 2448039 10:00-18:00 UK Ltd, White Rose Centre, Leeds, LS11 8LL, Tel: 0113 2776196 10:00-18:00 YES Boots UK Ltd, Unit 3, Stile Hill Way, Colton Retail Park, Leeds, LS15 9JB, Tel: 0113 2608035 10:00-18:00 YES Boots UK Ltd, Unit 6 Guiseley Retail Park, Park Road, Guiseley, Leeds, LS20 8QH Tel: 01943 874676 09:00-18:00 Boots UK Ltd, 28-32 Kirkgate, Otley, LS21 3HJ Tel: 01943 462077 10:00-16:00 Boots UK Ltd, 1 Horsefair Centre, Wetherby, Leeds, LS22 6FL Tel: 01937 581676 10:00-16:00 Khan Pharmacy, 168 Roundhay Road, LS8 5PL Tel: 0113 2359377 12:00-20:00 Lloyds Pharmacy, Inside Sainsbury's, Colton Retail Park, Selby Road, Leeds, LS15 9JA, Tel: 0113 232 8675 09:00-19:00 YES YES Lloyds Pharmacy, Inside Sainsbury's, Moor Allerton Centre, Leeds, LS17 5NY Tele:0113 2158414 09:00-19:00 YES Sky Pharmacy, 35 Harehills Road, Leeds, LS8 5HR Tel: 0113 2484107 12:00-16:00 YES Star Pharmacy, 136 Cardigan Road, Leeds, LS6 1LU Tel: 0113 2783976 10:00-16:00 YES Tesco Store, 361 Roundhay Road, Leeds, LS8 4BU, Tel: 0345 6779414 09:00-18:00 YES YES
7.0 Kirklees Pharmacy Details Spring Bank MAS Provider Palliative Care Asda Stores Ltd, Longhill Road (off Bradford Road), Brackenhall, Huddersfield, HD2 2LQ Tel: 01484 477010 09:00-18:00 Asda Stores Ltd, Mill Street West, Dewsbury, WF12 9AE , Tel: 01924 431510 09:00-18:00 Batley Pharmacy, 157 Upper Commercial Street, Batley, WF17 5DH, Tel: 01924 442845 10:00-22:00 YES Boots UK Ltd, 22 King Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2QE Tel: 01484 421756 10:30-16:30 Boots UK Ltd, Unit 2B, Great Northern Retail Park, Huddersfield, HD1 6ND Tel: 01484 519734 08:00-18:00 Boots UK Ltd, 27 The Princess of Wales Precinct, Long Causeway, Dewsbury, WF13 1NH, Tel: 01924 455815 10:00-15:00 Boots UK Ltd, Birstall Retail Park, Holden Ing Way, Birstall, Batley, WF17 9DT, Tel: 01924 423675 09:00-18:00 Greenhead Pharmacy, Greenhead House, 2 Greenhead Road, Huddersfield, HD1 4EN Tel: 01484 427434 11:00-19:00 YES Lloyds Pharmacy Ltd, Southgate, Huddersfield, HD1 6QR Tel: 01484 452595 10:00-16:00 YES Lloyds Pharmacy Ltd, Goods Lane, Railway Street, Dewsbury 09:00-18:00
5) For all the faithful departed, especially those who have died in the past twelve months, may they enter into the fullness of life, let us pray to the Lord. 6) (Special petition/s) PRIEST: God of Mercy, may all who sleep in Christ, and all who seek you with a sincere heart, find in your presence light, happiness and peace. We pray this through Christ our Lord. * * * * * Saturday, November 3, 2018 SATURDAY OF (Lec. 484) 30TH WEEK 1) Philippians 1:18b-26 IN ORDINARY TIME 2) Luke 14:1, 7-11 (Opt. Mem. Saint Martin de Porres, Religious; Saturday in honor of BVM) If we truly seek the kingdom, we must conquer pride and practice humility. We all fall victim to the lure of at some time or another, but today’s readings show us the benefits of living a humble life. Pride drives us sometimes to think that we are “owed” higher seats at banquets in life. But to gain seats at the eternal banquet, Jesus tells us humility must conquer pride in our lives. LITURGY OF THE WORD In today’s first reading, Paul voices an inner dialogue, from which he humbly concludes to embrace continued evangelization for the Lord. In the Gospel, Jesus tells the Pharisees (and us) that status at an earthly banquet is meaningless. Rather, we should seek a seat at the eternal banquet in the kingdom. UNIVERSAL PRAYER PRIEST: Trusting that the Father is good and that his kindness endures forever, we offer our prayers to him. 1) That the Church may grow in holiness and charity in its service to the living and true God, let us pray to the Lord. 2) That the Lord may provide his grace for the peaceful resolution of conflicts in the world, let us pray to the Lord. 3) That the healing power of Christ, the Physician, may be with all of us, allowing us to recognize his face in the poor, the sick, the imprisoned and the lonely, let us pray to the Lord. 4) That all members of this community may be blessed with the grace we need to be instruments of God’s love to those around us, let us pray to the Lord.
FORM V: USES AND OF PROGRAM ASSISTANCE Describe how the County will allocate NPLH funds in compliance with Section 402 of the Guidelines by addressing the following: The eligible use of Shared Housing program funds consistent with Section 200 of the Guidelines and 402 (b); Whether program funds will be provided as predevelopment, construction, or post-construction permanent financing. (NOTE: Program funds used for predevelopment or construction financing must convert to post-construction permanent financing); and The interest rate and for capital loans. NOTE: Capital funds for eligible uses will be provided in the form of a deferred payment loan and have an initial affordability period of 20 years or longer commencing on the date of recordation of the regulatory agreement. The loan may bear a zero percent interest rate. Pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code Section 5849.4(b), any interest payments, loan repayments, or other return of funds must be returned to HCD and deposited in the NPLH Fund established by Welfare and Institutions Code Section 5849.4.
Anticipated Costs: (Per Athlete) Paid By Athlete Flights to Phoenix – Southwest Airlines $250 - $300 (Book on your own) Hotel – Hyatt Place Phoenix/Gilbert $82.00 Rental Cars & Gas Money $55.00 Team Dinner on Friday $10.00 Lunch, dinner and Movie (Cash) $50.00 Souvenirs – Shirts, hats, etc. $50.00 Estimated Total: $500.00* * Items in green (totaling $147) will be made out to the MV Booster Club and given to Therese Fitzsimmons. Plan to books your own flights and send your athlete with cash for other items listed.
AGENDA Colorado WaterWise Board Meeting Thursday, October 11th 10:00am-2:00pm Location: Downtown Boulder Courthouse, 1325 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302, Dickey Lee Hullinghorst Room (3rd Floor) Conference Call Info: Web Join: Or Telephone: 669-900-6833 Meeting ID: 934 598 878 REGULAR AGENDA 10:00am-10:05am Call to Order Welcome & Introductions Diana 10:05am-10:10am Board Business and Action Items Approval of September meeting minutes Diana 10:10-10:25am Symposium Update Melissa 10:25-10:35am Soliciting New Board Member Nominations Diana 10:35-10:50am “Annual State of Conservation in Colorado” Strawman Proposal Amy 10:50-11:20am 2019 Strategic Planning Diana 11:20-11:35am 2019 Budget Draft Laura and Lyndsey 11:35-11:55am Round Robin – What projects would you like State funding for? All 11:55am-12:00pm Wrap-Up and Adjourn Diana 12:30pm-2:00pm Regional Water Planning Lunch ‘n’ Learn Presented by Peter Mayer Peter Mayer Link to add hours spent on Colorado WaterWise business.
Alfred "Al" Peck Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Bobby Peck father Mary Fellander Monday, 10/29/2018 Heshvan 20, 5779 Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Brad Brad’s grandmother Isadore Kamode Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Barby Diznoff Barby's uncle Max Samuel Ruben Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Rachel Ruben, Lisa Walden, Elizabeth Friedman son/brother Nathan Blumberg Tuesday, 10/30/2018 Heshvan 21, 5779 Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Lights "Heshvan" Yahrzeit Dora Sandman's brother Harriet Masinter Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Michael Masinter Michael's mother Richard Masinter Richard's mother Sol Hershel Padlibsky Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Charles, Donald, Borstein paternal uncle Gary Borstein, Linda Toborowsky paternal uncle Dr. Philip Preiser Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Beverly Preiser Zun Beverly's father Phyllis Sherman Phyllis's father George Silverman Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Harvey Harvey's father Bessie Goldfarb Simon Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Sherman "Nemo" Nearman Sherman's aunt Marshall Goodman maternal grandmother Jack Goldfarb aunt Clara Dolinsky Wednesday, 10/31/2018 Heshvan 22, 5779 Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Lights “Heshvan” Yahrzeit Robert Dellen’s mother Ida Ferimer Observing this yahrzeit Relationship Alan Bernstein
March 10 WORLD BUDGET / ADVENTIST WORLD RADIO The miracle of shortwave broadcasting. Pastor James Hoffer well remembers his first radio contact as a young intern in southeastern Ohio in 1964, having just received his FCC amateur radio license. A signal he sent out with his transmitter over a bare wire up in the trees reached all the way to Chattanooga, Tennessee; in his receiver, he heard a gentleman responding to his call in Morse code. It seemed truly miraculous. As his adroitness increased, it became common to talk with others as far away as Australia or the South Pole, right from his home. Two-way conversations using shortwave frequencies are well known among “ham operators.” But the miracle lies in the fact that shortwave transmissions can travel around the globe, bouncing back to earth from energy fields in the ionosphere. A message sent forth in this manner knows no international boundaries. It is “out there” for all to hear, regardless of local politics or religions, if they have the right kind of receivers. Adventist World Radio has been employing this phenomenon for years now and has met with huge success, as attested to by the correspondence it receives from faraway places. And nowadays, of course, AWR is using many digital means, such as Internet, to enlarge their broadcast ministry. They deserve our solid support.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES academic year 2018-2019 winter semester TEACHING STAFF OFFICE HOURS PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ATHANASATOU IOANNA Monday 14:00-15:00 (room 205) - athanasatou.ioanna@ac.eap.gr ARMENAKIS ANTONIOS plz arrange an appointment by email first (office 309) 210 368 9280 aarmen@media.uoa.gr GOUSCOS DIMITRIOS Tuesday 15:00-18:00, plz arrange an appointment by email first (room. 204) 210 368 9421 gouscos@media.uoa.gr DEMERTZIS Thursday 18:15-20:00 (room. 113) 210 368 9414 ndemert@media.uoa.gr DIAMANTOPOULOU EVANGELIA Tuesday 18:30-20:30 (room. 206) 210 368 9274 evadiam@media.uoa.gr ZOUNIS THEOKLIS-PETROS Tuesday 11:00 - 13:00 (room. 219) 210 368 9278 thzounis@media.uoa.gr KOMNINOU plz arrange an appointment by email first (office 210) komninos_maria@hotmail.com MEIMARIS MICHALIS plz arrange an appointment by email first (office 216) mmeimaris@media.uoa.gr MOSCHONAS SPIROS Tuesday 16:00-18:00 (room. 208) 210 3689272 smoschon@media.uoa.gr MERMIGA JULIA plz arrange an appointment by email first - imermigka@media.uoa.gr MOURLAS CONSTANTINOS Thurday 12:00 - 15:00 (room. 203) 210 368 9267 mourlas@media.uoa.gr MYRTOU NIKOS On a sabbatical leave 210 368 9260 nmyrtou@media.uoa.gr
CHARITOS DIMITRIS Tuesday 16:00-18:00 (room. 201) 210 368 9257 vedesign@otenet.gr HATZOULI ATHINA Friday 12:00-13:30 (room. 311) 210 368 9409 ahatzouli@media.uoa.gr CHRISTAKIS NICOLAS Friday 10:45-12:00 (room. 315) 210 368 9259 nicolchri@media.uoa.gr CHRISTOPOULOU On a sabbatical leave 210 368 9261 mariusch@media.uoa.gr
Jason Hegdal – secretary Randy Lubenow – treasurer Non Voting Lisa Kuhl – gambling manager Aaron Haycraft Brent Legrad – high school rep Lynn Becker Jessica Wiederhoeft Greg Sokoloski Greg Ingvoldstad Maggie Malo Mike Lopau Doug Cepress Ryan Gronewald - Director Of Hockey Operations HEAD COACHES Boys high school Kris Olson high school Ashley Bantams Dylan Van Brocklin Pee Wees TBA Girls 12U TBA Squirts A TBA
Option Subjects All subjects are taught for 5 hours per fortnight. Subject Head of Faculty Head of Subject Spanish French Ms E Vicente Ms Barcherini Ms P van der Velden History Geography RE Business Studies Ms T Purnell Ms S Jenkins Ms L Lacey Ms C Alexander Ms M McLoone IT/Computing Mr A Salmeron Mr A Salmeron Art Music Mr B Pitts Ms C Harrington Mr M Barrachlough Ms J Wilson Food and Nutrition Catering Fashion and Textiles Construction Product Design Mr J Dunning Ms T Lacy Mr Dunning Ms K Fothergill PE Mr L Crawley Mr L Crawley Media Ms Cooke Ms G Balchin Triple Science Mr Malloney Mr Malloney
The exam board for this option will be AQA. The specification can be found on . Teaching from Sept 2017, Exams from June 2019. This qualification is linear. Linear means that students will sit all their exams and submit all their non-exam assessment at the end of the course. Paper 1 What’s assessed • Core Technical Principles • Specialist technical principles • Designing and making principles How it's assessed • Written exam: 2 hours • 100 marks • 50% of GCSE Questions Section A – Core technical principles (20 marks) A mixture of multiple choice and short answer questions assessing a breadth of technical knowledge and understanding. Section B – Specialist technical principles (30 marks) Several short answer questions (2–5 marks) and one extended response to assess a more in knowledge of technical principles. Section C – Designing and making principles (50 A mixture of short answer and extended response questions including a 12 mark design question. Non-exam assessment (NEA) What's assessed
Practical application of: • Core technical principles • Specialist technical principles • Designing and making principles How it's assessed • Non-exam assessment (NEA): 30–35 hours approx. • 100 marks • 50% of GCSE Task(s) • Substantial design and make task • Assessment criteria: • Investigating • Designing • Making • Analysing and Evaluating • In the spirit of the iterative design process, the above should be awarded holistically where they take place and not in a linear manner • Contextual challenges to be released annually by AQA on 1 June in the year prior to the submission of the NEA • Students will produce a working prototype and a portfolio of evidence (max 20 pages) Pathways Post 16: An A level course is available at Rushcliffe School in Design and Technology - Product Design. This builds upon the skills, knowledge and understanding covered in GCSE. This will prepare students for further study at degree level. Design related degrees include: Architecture; Product Design; Engineering and Mechanical); Graphic Design; Animation; Interior Design; Advertising; Packaging Design; Jewellery Design; and many more.