zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
TYPE OF REASERCH SPCECIES (Choose one or more) 01 Swine 02 Poultry 03 Ruminant 04 Aquiculture 05 Human 06 Pets 07 Specialty Animals 08 Other TYPE OF RESEARCH DISCIPLINE 01 Animal Production 02 Genetics/Breeding 03 Reproductions 04 Feed Science/Technical 05 Animal Nutrition 06 Veterinary 07 Other RESEARCH LEVEL 01 Physiology 02 Metabolism 03 Tissue Culture 04 Molecule 05 Practical Animal 06 Pathology/Histology 07 Immunity 08 Microbiology 09 Ranching/Pasture 10 Biochemistry 11 Other Applicant Self Statement (A letter To the Selection to Recommend Yourself) Self Recommendation (Less than 800 words) Recommended letter by professor Recommended professor basic data (Name/Position/Research directions) Recommended & evaluated
ASICON 2017 Technical Program Overview Date Time Sapphire Room Jade Room 1 Jade Room 2 Jade Room 3 Oct.25 AM 9:00 Tutorial Session T-1 & T-2 PM 2:00 Tutorial Session T-3 & T-4 Oct.26 8:30—10:30 Opening & Keynote Speech K1-1 & K1-2 (Grand Ball 11:00-11:45 Keynote Speech K1-3 (Grand Ball 13:30-15:30 Session A1 Session B1 Session C1 Session D1 15:45-17:45 Session A2 Session B2 Session C2 Session D2 17:45-18:45 Poster Session 1 19:00-21:00 Reception Oct.27.. 8:30-10:00 Keynote Speech K2-1 & K2-2 (Grand Ball Room) 10:15-12:15 Session A3 Session B3 Session C3 Session D3 13:30-15:30 Session A4 Session B4 Session C4 Session D4 15:45-17:45 Session A5 Session B5 Session C5 Session D5 17:45-18:45 Poster Session 2 Oct.28 8:30-10:00 Keynote Speech K3-1 & K3-2 Ball Room) 10:15-12:15 Session A6 Session B6 Session C6 Session D6 13:30-15:30 Session A7 Session B7 Session C7 Session D7 15:45-17:45 Session A8 Session B8 Session C8 Session D8 19:00-21:00 Closing & Banquet
Tutorial Session Wednesday, October 25, 9:00 – 17:15 3rd Floor Hotel Pullman, Guiyang Session Chair: 9:00-10:30 T-1 Electrostatic discharge protection of consumer electronics: challenges and solutions Oct. 25 (Tutorial) Prof. J.J.Liou Sapphire Room University of Central Florida, USA 10:45-12:15 T-2 Circuit Simulation Technique: From Device Data to Circuit Performance Oct. 25 (Tutorial) Prof. Mansun Chan Sapphire Room Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, HK 14:00-15:30 T-3 Protecting cryptographic integrated circuits with side-channel information Oct. 25 (Tutorial) Prof. Makoto Nagata Sapphire Room Kobe University, 15:45-17:15 T-4 Smart Image Sensors and applications to 3D range-finding Oct. 25 (Tutorial) Prof. Makoto Ikeda Sapphire Room University of Tokyo, Japan Technical Session 8:30-9:00 Oct. 26 Opening Ceremony GrandBall Room 9:00-9:45 K1-1 Data Converters for mobile and autonomous applications Oct. 26 (Keynote) Prof. Franco Maloberti, President of IEEE CASS GrandBall Room University of Pavia, Italy 9:45-10:30 K1-2 Evolution and Revolution in Devices and Systems Oct. 26 (Keynote) Dr. MeiKeiIeong, CTO of ASTRI GrandBall Room ASTRI, HK 11:00-11:45 K1-3 Systems to Silicon: Faster and Smarter Oct. 26 (Keynote) Dr. Miao Liu, President of digital IC automatic design group GrandBall Room Cadence,USA Session Chair: 13:30 SA1-1 High Speed Negative Capacitance Ferroelectric Memory Oct. 26 (Invited) Chun-Yen Chang, Chia-Chi Fan, Chien Liu, Yu-Chien Chiu, Chun-Hu Cheng Sapphire Room National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 14:00 SA1-2 Development Trends of Embedded NVM Technology Oct. 26 (Invited) TianShen Tang, Hao Ni, Zijian Zhao, Yao Zhou Sapphire Room Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, China
Course Title: Developing pupil’s social communication and interaction skills using LEGO – Stage 1 Date: Friday 29 September 2017 Venue: Barnsley Town Hall meeting Room 11 Timings: 09.00 -12:00 Cost: £55 Refreshments: Coffee, Tea and water provided Surname: Forename: Title: LA/Agency (if applicable): Contact address: Tel No: Email address: Any specific dietary needs: Any other needs to help you access the event: Please specify purchase number Payment: Purchase Order For queries please call 01226 773377 or email: besst@barnsley.gov.uk Reservations will be confirmed by email or phone after receipt of payment. Cancellation Policy: Full refund if booking cancelled two weeks prior to training delivery date, after which, no refunds will be given.
Needle Through a Balloon Shish-ka-bob stick, latex balloons, veg. oil (* watch for latex allergies ; sharp sticks) Polymers: Slowly poke the stick through the ends (least stretched) parts of the balloon. The latex around stick, but only in the areas of low stress. Colors on the Mooove Navarro / Jimenez “magic science” series Milk, Q-tip, food coloring, dish detergent (*goggles) Molecules / Ions: pour some milk into a bow, and add a drop of food coloring into the middle. Dip the in the detergent, then into the colored spot: the colors swirl away quickly as the positive part of the water molecules (in the milk) attract to the negative part of the detergent. Mysterious Melting Educational Innovations Foam and aluminum blocks, ice Conductors: Aluminum is a better conductor that the plastic covered foam – so as heat moves from your hand to the Aluminum block faster than to the plastic block – so it feels colder (both blocks are really the same temperature). Now, place ice on top – the ice on the “colder” aluminum block melts much faster! 1+1 is not 2 Navarro / Jimenez science” series 3 (25 ml) graduated cylinders, rubbing alcohol, (*goggles) Mixtures: measure 5 ml of alcohol in one GC, and 5 of water in the other. 5+5 = 10, right? Pour them together – it will be slightly less than 10. Alcohol and water are miscible. Hidden colors Navarro / Jimenez “magic science” series soluble markers in several colors, graduated cylinder (GC), water, coffee filters Chromatography / Diffusion: Cut filters into strips slightly longer than the GC. Pour a small amount of water into the GC. Put a heavy dot of color on the filter paper, above where the water should reach, then place filer into GC so that it touches the water – water will soak up the filter and as the pigments forming the color dissolve, they move up with the solvent front (some colors dissolve easily, and move farther) – so colors separate. Singer scares the salt Navarro / Jimenez “magic science” series Salt, sturdy cup, rubber glove or trash bag, scissors, rubber Vibration / Sound Waves: cut the palm of the hand out of the rubber glove and stretch it across the cup –
nominated in Part 4. Offer: Your offer to supply the Requirements. of suppliers: Has meaning given to it in Regulation 24AA of the Local Government (Functions and General) Regulations 1996. Pre-qualified Supplier: Has meaning given to it in Regulation 24AA of the Local Government (Functions and General) Regulations 1996. Principal: Shire of Dandaragan Request OR RFA OR Request for Application This document. Requirement: The Panel of Pre-Qualified Suppliers – Building & Mechanical Services requested by the Principal. Selection Criteria: The Criteria used by the Principal in evaluating your Application. Special Conditions: The additional contractual terms as
Qualitative Criteria Before responding to the following qualitative criteria, Applicants must note the following: All information relevant to your answers to each criterion are to be contained within your Application; Applicants are to assume that the Evaluation Panel has no previous knowledge of your organisation, its activities or experience; Applicants are to provide full details for any claims, statements or examples used to address the qualitative criteria; and Applicants are to address each issue outlined within a qualitative criterion. Description of Qualitative Criteria Weighting % Capabilities Outline the key services, skills, personnel and equipment that your company can provide the Shire of Dandaragan. Key services and skills (10%) Key personnel (10%) Relevant equipment (5%) 25% Relevant experience in providing this service (include referees) Provide details of previous successful delivery of services: Up to a maximum of 5 projects (20%) 1 paragraph description outlining scope of work (10%), Cost (5%), Timeframe (5%) Referee (10%) - Must include referee details. Scaling of Project Clients Shire of Dandaragan (scale 1). Regional WA local government authorities (scale 0.8). WA local government authorities (scale 0.6). State Government agencies (scale 0.4) Other clients (scale 0.2). 50% C) Local Supplier Outline the primary location of your business Shire of Dandaragan (max 25%) Neighbouring local government authority (max 20%) Regional WA (max 15%) Perth (max 10%) (max 5%) 25% D) Price Provide unit rates for the following relevant items where applicable Service Personnel Equipment Other For reference purposes only Use to compare Similar Applications.
Request for Application: Request for Applications to Join a of Suppliers – Civil Works Deadline: 4pm, Friday 10 November 2017 Address for Delivery: Tender Box Shire of Dandaragan Administration Centre 69 Bashford Street PO Box 676 JURIEN BAY WA 6516 (Electronic mail and facsimile applications will not be accepted) RFA Number: 02/17
Contractor or Panel Member: Means the person or persons, corporation or corporations whose Application is accepted by the Principal, including the executors or administrators, successors and assignments of such person or persons, corporation or corporations. Deadline: The deadline for lodgement of your Application as detailed on the front cover of this Request. General Conditions of Contract: the General Conditions of Contract for the Panel of Pre-Qualified Suppliers – Civil Works in Part 4. Offer: Your offer to supply the Requirements. Panel of suppliers: Has meaning given to it in Regulation 24AA of the Local Government (Functions and General) Regulations 1996.
Previous Experience Each Applicant must submit referees and include at least the following details: Applicants must contact referees and obtain their consent before nominating them as a referee. Previous Experience (50%) Services Provided Relevant Category Value Duration Referee Organisation Description 1 paragraph max List category to each relevant item Approximate Date Started Date Completed Contact Name Contact Position Telephone Number Project 1
Execution SIGNED for and on behalf of THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND by its duly authorised officer: in the presence of: .............................................. Executive Dean / Director .............................................. Print name .............................................. title .............................................. Witness (Print Name) .............................................. Date: SIGNED by the Student in the presence of: .............................................. Signature .............................................. Date .............................................. Witness .............................................. Name of Witness
The AER may amend or replace the guideline from time to time, in accordance with rule 557(3) and the standard consultative procedure in rule 8 of the NGR. A date of issue will identify each version of the guideline. Interpretation The terms and definitions used in this consultation paper are as specified in Section 1.4 of the draft guideline, unless indicated otherwise.
Asset life principles The draft guideline contains a range of common useful lives for various classes of assets at Appendix B. Where an asset’s useful life does not fall within this range, the draft guideline requires the service provider to explain why this is the case in the notes. The explanation is intended to provide shippers with an understanding of why the asset life is longer or shorter than those for similar types of assets (for example, a pipeline with a longer potential operational life may be depreciated over a shorter estimated useful life when there is an expectation that gas will no longer be required due to changing customer needs). The inclusion of a range of useful lives in the draft guideline is intended to reduce the burden on service providers, because if their asset lives fall within the range they will not be required to provide an explanation for the basis for the asset’s useful life. If a range of asset lives were not prescribed, service providers would be required to explain the basis of the useful life for each asset (or class of assets) disclosed in the balance sheet. Depreciation principles While the AASB provides some flexibility in the methodology that can be applied to depreciate assets, for simplicity, the draft guideline requires assets to be depreciated on a straight line basis. The draft guideline does not currently provide for land or easements to be depreciated. Some service providers have, however, indicated that easements may have a fixed term life, so this issue needs to be consulted upon further. The draft guideline allows the residual value of the asset to be negative to recognise circumstances where there are required costs associated with decommissioning an asset (for example legally required environmental rehabilitation costs). Where a residual value is negative, the depreciation charge will be higher in each year than an asset with a positive residual value. Related party transactions A number of service providers have complex corporate structures that result in transactions with related parties (for example, one entity may own the pipeline assets and lease this asset to the entity that operates the pipeline or have an outsourcing arrangement with a related party). The draft guideline requires related party transactions in the reporting period to be separately disclosed. This information is required to be reported because, as noted above, there is the potential for related party transactions to not reflect arm’s length market rates and the certification required to confirm an arm’s length market rate may significantly increase the costs of certifying the financial reporting template.
Returns requested from Churchwarden(s) Name of return & description Reason for request Frequency/ deadline Requested by and return to Churchwarden Declaration Declaration to the Archdeacon that you are prepared to for office Annually After the APCM and to be received by 31st May or Archdeacon’s deanery visitation if earlier Archdeacons (or their PAs) On-line survey (follow link) or paper return to: Clayton House Walker Business Park BLACKBURN BB1 2QE Articles of Enquiry Questions from Archdeacons Legal Annually To be received by 31st May Archdeacons (or their PAs) On-line survey (follow link)
and Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Measure 1991 (CCEJM). Returns requested from PCC Treasurer Name of return and description Reason for request Frequency/ deadline Requested by and return to Occasional office fees return Correct allocation of parish share receipt to Quarterly (Mar, June, Sept, Dec) Diocesan Finance Department
number on electoral roll at the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) After the APCM and be received by 31st May Form to be e-mailed to Elaine.Hargreaves@Blackburn.Anglican.Org Contact details of parish office holders Who is PCC Treasurer, Secretary, Safeguarding etc contact Effective communications from Bishops, Archdeacons and diocesan teams Annually/ ongoing After the APCM and after change of officer Diocesan Central Services Department Please send e-mail to Karen.Ashcroft@Blackburn.Anglican.Org or 01254 503070 Data Protection Form for all who have details held on Contact Management System Legal As soon as practicable after appointment to post Diocesan Central Services Department Please scan and send the form(s) to
Karen.Ashcroft@Blackburn.Anglican.Org or post to Clayton House, Walker Park, Blackburn BB1 2QE Contact details of Deanery representatives Effective communications from Area Dean and Deanery Synod Secretary Other elections After the APCM in an election year or if change of representative Please send e-mail to Elaine.Hargreaves@Blackburn.Anglican.Org or phone 01254 503070
Initial Term: Maximum Term: Schedule pre-bid/Q & A period Contracts Specialist Question-and-answer period June 27, 2016 – July 14, 2016 17 Stakeholder review Contracts Specialist The following areas were reviewed by the Stakeholder team. Review Delivery Requirements and insure that will cover all aspects of the plant deliveries Pricing Appendix C Availability worksheet Appendix G Adding items to include plant size Plant Availability worksheet Appendix G insuring items are not invasive May want all the team to review Minimum Specifications New appendix for labor/application of seed if needed Peer/Supervisor/Legal review Contracts Specialist Contract Specialist Leslie Edwards Marcie Disken Supervisor Corinna Cooper 19 Finalize/revise solicitation document Contracts Specialist Post bid to WEBS Contracts Specialist Commodity Codes 595-07 Aquatic Plants 595-06 Bamboo, Cane, Rattan, Reed, etc. 595-10 Bedding Plants and Cuttings 595-15 Bulbs and Seeds (Incl. Flower Seeds)
27 Evaluate bids Contracts Specialist # of Bids Responsible: Any Discrepancies: Embed Final Bid Tab: 28 Contract negotiation prior to ASB Contracts Specialist Negotiation Topics: Supervisor review/approve award (MTF/bid tab) Supervisor Supervisor Approval: 30 Notify unsuccessful bidders Contracts Specialist # of Unsuccessful Bidders: 31 * Announce Apparent Successful Bidder(s) Contracts Specialist # of Successful Bidders: Embed ASB Notification Provided to All Bidders: 32 Contract negotiation post ASB Contracts Specialist Negotiation Topics: Conduct debriefs (if requested) Contracts Specialist Debriefs: Yes No Forward Protests (if received) Contracts Specialist Protest Process Protests: Yes No 35 Prepare contract document Contracts Specialist 36 Final Review (dependent on Risk) Contracts Specialist Supervisor Approval: Legal Approval: Send awarded contract and letter Contracts Specialist Congratulations Letter Include Awarded Vendors:
00417 – Plumbing Repair Parts Pricing & Ordering for Consolidated Supply Co. Ordering Point of Contact: David Mosbach Phone: 206-784-0047 E-mail: Pricing Information: Item # MANUFACTURER DISCOUNT % DELIVERY DAYS/ARO: IN ITEMS DELIVERY DAYS/ARO: SOURCED FROM MANUFACTURER SHIPPING CHARGE (if not in stock and order) CATALOG DATE LINK FOR CATALOG (if available) 1 3M PURIFICATION INC 50% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 2/1/2017 2 American Standard 45% 1-2 DAYS 4-5 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 1/15/2017 3 Arrowhead & Plumbing 40% 1-2 DAYS 6-8 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 1-Dec 4 Bemis Mfg 45% 1-2 DAYS 2-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 6/1/2017 5 Bradley Corporation 25% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER MULTIPLE 6 Craft 40% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 2/1/2017
7 Chicago Faucet Company 40% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 2/1/2017 8 Delaney Products 35% 1-2 DAYS 5-6 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER NA 9 Delta Faucet Company 40% 1-2 DAYS 4-5 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER MULTIPLE 10 Elkay Mfg Co 40% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 3/1/2017 11 Febco 25% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 VARIES PER ORDER MULTIPLE 12 Fisher Manufacturing Co 45% 1-2 DAYS 4-5 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 1/1/2017 13 Fluidmaster Inc. 48% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 1/1/2017 14 General Wire Spring Co 25% 1-2 DAYS 2-3 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 1/1/2017 15 Grohe America Inc. 50% 1-2 DAYS 4-5 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 5/1/2017 16 Haws Corp 32% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 1/1/2017 17 HOFFMAN 30% 1-2 DAYS 4-5 WEEKS VARIES PER ORDER 12/1/2016 18 In-sinkerator 40% 1-2 DAYS 3-4 VARIES PER ORDER 4/1/2017
AUSTRALIAN NAVY BUILDING MRUSSELL OFFICE CANBERRA ACT AUSTRALIA 2600 BATL03 9 DELETE USE BAT002 ADDRESSES 89326 C3.13. CONSTRUCTION OF CANADIAN MILITARY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ADDRESS CODES FOR FOREIGN MILITARY SALES. Since Canada has no CONUS freight forwarders, their ship-to and mark-for addresses are the same; therefore, shipments are made directly to the in country destination point. Because of this, the Canadian requisition number and supplementary addresses are different to accommodate the unique construction of their MAPACs. To construct a Canadian MAPAC, use the Service code from the first position of the supplementary address (MILSTRIP rp 45; next the second and third position of the document number (MILSTRIP rp 31 and rp 32 (two-digit Security Cooperation (SC) Customer Code); next rp 33 (zero filled); and finally, rp 46 and rp 47 from the supplementary address. (Figure C3.F3.) Figure C3.F3. Example of Foreign Military Sales MAPAC Construction for Canada Ship-To DOCUMENT NUMBER SUPPLEMENTARY ADDRESS 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 U S S E R V I C E SECURITY COOPERATION CUSTOMER CODE C U S T O M E R D E L I V E R Y T E R M T Y P E A S S I S T A N C E L E N D A R Y E A R J U L I A N D A Y D A T E DOCUMENT SERIAL NUMBER C O U S T O M E R S E R V I C E O F F E R / O P T I O N R E L E A S E F R E I G H T F O R W A R D E R F C D M A E S S S E I G N A T O R B C N O B C A C A B
Appendix 17: Proposed Draft GCSP Organisational Structure for 2013/2014 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 (new legislation in place) Regional Strategic Leadership Shadow Regional Board for Glasgow Colleges Regional Board for Glasgow Colleges GCSP Chairs and Principals Group GCSP Chairs and Principals Group 7 College Boards 3 College Boards 3 College Boards Regional Operational Leadership GCSP Principals Group GCSP Effective Regional Structures ROA Coordinating Group to be defined) Curriculum Workstream Workforce Curriculum Workforce Development Workstream Sustainable Institutions HR Marketing Workstream
9j. for Possible Future Style Size Quantity Unit Unit Price Add on For Screening in Reflective Ink Medium ea $ $ $ ea $ $ $ X-Large ea $ $ $ for Item # 9j. $ 9k. Blue - Tailor Shop (2 screenings on left front only) Size Quantity Unit Unit Price Add on For Screening in Reflective Ink Medium 6 ea $ $ $ 6 ea $ $ $ X-Large 6 ea $ $ $ Sub-Total for Item # 9k. $ Total for Item # 9 $ Item # 10
The decolorizing process was recorded after 5 min of reaction at 517 nm and compared with a blank control. Antioxidant activity (DPPH scavenging effect %) = ((A0- A1)/ A0) x 100 Where, A0 was the absorbance of the control and A1 was the absorbance in the presence of the bacterial crude extract. 3. Results and Discussion Identification of the seaweeds The seaweeds identified as Acanthophora dendroides (red algae) and Sarggassum sabrepandum (brown algae) by Biological researchers, National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Egypt. Molecular identification of the bacterial isolates Molecular characterization of the two bacterial strains was carried out by PCR amplification of 16S rDNA gene, a fraction of the PCR mixture was examined using agarose gel electrophoresis. According to sequencing similarities and multiple alignment, the bacterial strain isolated from Acanthophora dendroides were found to be in a close relation to Bacterium SRCnm (ac: GQ979939.) and these isolated from Sarggassum sabrepandum was similar to Bacillus sp. JS,(ac: CP003492), with 100% identity. The phylogenetic tree of Bacterium SRCnm was displayed using the TREEVIEW program (Fig 1). Fig. 1: The phylogenetic tree based on PCR product sequencing of DNA isolated from the endophytic Bacterium SRCnm. In accordance with our results, endobiotic Bacillus sp. was previously isolated from Sargassum sp. (Cla´udia et al., 2010 & Jamal and Mudarris 2010). Furthermore, Sutha et al. (2011) isolated
In liberal principles which are reflected on principles of France revolution and France law, work rights did not mean today’s meaning, and the contract of services rent was natural and exclusive source which determine the worker and the employer relationships and as a result it was the determiner of workers condition. The reason of this is numerous and we do not have enough time to study them comparatively. Conclusion and policy implications Despite losing the capacity of leadership and the political and ideological culture in advanced capitalist countries, working class has certain validity in new forms of class struggle. It considers as one of effective component in compare to social movements that are more modern and real. But in the periphery country that Iran is one of them, the working class can be valid for civil and social movement if it organizes in independent labor organizations and creates global alliances, due to the heterogeneity, dispersions in work arena which caused by lagging and dependent economy of the country and also the existence of intense cognitive ideological disagreements. It can help to design and implement of independent national and social policy and advocate of freedom and democracy and the establishment of a national and democratic system. Correspondence to: Amir Ahmadi Department of law, Payame noor University, Iran Email: +989372980096 (Corresponding author) References Abzar Fomshi, Mansour, 1386. Ranjbari, Abolfazl, work law, 1377. Movahedian, 1381. Esmaeeil Ghanem, action law, No 9194. Hosein Gire, “lessons in action law of Lebanon” No 52. For more information on these factors, see the time and Zhusu. Work law, Volume 1. No 59-80. The opinions of scholars in economics, composed by George Celul, translated by Dr. Pirnia second publication. For more information on changes into the current law, see labor law and social security law, see Ex - Dr. Shams al-Din Jazayeri, pp. 204 to 242.] Leon Kahn. Defense contract article (mentioned before), pp. 66. Leon Kahn. Labour and Social Security Law (the book mentioned before) No. 291. According to votes of general staff of administrative justice tribunal 309-16/8/1378. P 773. Including specified items, see Note 85 of the Labor Law. 1/8/2014
Water-Resources Investigations Report 1991: 91-4011. Bradley, G. W., H. Barbara and R. C. Carmen, 1987. Effluent migration from septic tank systems in two different Lithologies, Broward County, Florida, U.S. geological survey, water-resources investigations report 87-4075. Baedecker, M. and W. Back,1979. Hydrogeological Processes and Chemical reactions at a landfill, Groundwater 17(5): 11/28/2014
References: Golluscio, R. A., M. Oesterheld and M. R. Aguiar. 2005. Relationship between phenology and life form: a test with 25 Patagonian species. Ecography, 28(3): 273-282. Jadeja, B. A. and R. N. 2010. Phenological studies of some tree species from girnar reserve forest, Gujarat, India. Plant Archives, 10 (2): 825-828. Z. H., F. Hussain and N. Z. Malik. 2007. Life form and Leaf Size Spectra of Plan Communities Harbouring Ganga Chotti and Bedori Hills during 1999-2000. International J. Agriculture & Biology, 9 (6): 833-838. Nath, A. J., G. Das and A. K. Das. 2008. Vegetative phenology of bamboo species in subtropical humid climate of Assam. Tropical Ecology, 49 (1): 85-89. Singh KP, C. P. Kushwaha. 2005. Emerging paradigms of tree phenology in Dry Tropics. Current Sci; 89: 964—975. Yadav, R. K. and A. S. Yadav. 2008. Phenology of selected woody species in a tropical dry deciduous forest in Rajasthan, India. Tropical Ecology, 49 (1): 25-34. 1/18/2016
Your company name Workplace Safety Assessment Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Your logo here Document Control #: Stone-JHA-004 Revision Date: mm/dd/yyyy Document Title: Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) Issue #: 1.0 Department: Warehousing Frequency: Annually Personal Protective Equipment Required: Safety glasses, face shield, hearing protection (dust mask – see company requirements) Completed by: Insert Company Representative Here Using a Circular/Table Saw Task Description Hazard Control Cutting Wood Noise Wear hearing protection (ear muffs or plugs) Kick Back Ensure blade is sharp Do not force cut Allow the saw to reach full power before starting to cut Wear safety glasses with face shield Cuts to Operator Use two hands to operate saws - one on a trigger switch and the other on a front knob handle Do not the saw with a finger on the trigger switch Loss of Control Operator Injury / Product Damage Maintain a two hand grip and apply controlled pressure Binding Blade Blade Breakage This is an indication that the blade may be dull, operator is forcing the cut or pressure is being applied to blade as cut is made. Stop work and evaluate where pressure is coming from, ensure material is properly secured
Tellers: Mr Bromhead and Mr Patterson. NOES 34 Ms Aitchison, Mr Atalla, Mr Barr, Ms Burney, Ms Car, Ms Catley, Mr Chanthivong, Mr Crakanthorp, Mr Daley, Mr Dib, Ms Doyle, Ms Finn, Mr Greenwich, Mr Harris, Ms Harrison, Ms Haylen, Mr Hoenig, Ms Leong, Mr Lynch, Dr McDermott, Ms McKay, Mr Mehan, Ms Mihailuk, Mr Park, Mr Parker, Mr Robertson, Ms K. Smith, Ms T.F. Smith, Mr Warren, Ms Washington, Ms Watson and Mr Zangari. Tellers: Ms Hay and Mr Lalich. In the Chair: Mr George. Pairs: Ms Goward—Mr Foley; Mr Grant—Ms Hornery and Mr Rowell—Mr Minns. Question passed. SUSPENSION OF STANDING AND SESSIONAL ORDERS—ROUTINE OF BUSINESS, 14 MAY 2015 Mr Anthony Roberts moved, That standing and sessional orders be suspended on Thursday 14 May 2015 to permit: (1) General business to take precedence of the Address in Reply till 1.00 pm. (2) Consideration of the Address in Reply during the period in the routine of business set aside for consideration of committee reports. Question put and passed. SUSPENSION OF STANDING AND SESSIONAL ORDERS—ROUTINE OF BUSINESS, 13 MAY 2015 Mr Anthony Roberts That standing and sessional orders be suspended at this sitting to provide for the following routine of business after the conclusion of the motion accorded priority: (1) Government business, interrupting at 4.30 pm for inaugural speeches and resumption of the Address in Reply; (2) Private members’ statements; (3) Matter of public importance; and (4) The House to adjourn without motion moved at the conclusion of the matter of public importance. Question put and passed. PUBLIC HEALTH (TOBACCO) AMENDMENT (E-CIGARETTES) BILL The order of the day was read for the resumption of the adjourned debate, on the motion of Mrs Jillian Skinner, That this bill be now read a second time. Question again proposed and debate resumed. Ms Melanie Gibbons moved, That this debate be now adjourned. Question put and passed. Ordered, That the resumption of the debate stand an order of the day for tomorrow. _____________ It before 4.30 pm, inaugural speeches proceeded with.
Click in the white spaces to enter your information. Press Tab in last column to add more rows. *P-Practicum, CP-Clinical Practice, I-Internship Endorsement Program Course Name Credits Type of Field Experience* Total Number of Hours CYAF Early Childhood Inclusive -- Birth – Grade 3 TEAC 297A -- School Age Practicum 2 Practicum Early Childhood Inclusive -- Birth – Grade 3 TEAC 397D -- Professional Practicum Experience III 3 Practicum Early Childhood Inclusive -- Birth – Grade 3 TEAC 497A -- Student Teaching in Elementary K-3 5 Clinical Exper. Early Childhood Inclusive -- Birth – Grade 3 CYAF 497A -- Student Teaching in Early Childhood 6-9 Clinical Exper. Early Childhood – PK-Grade 3 TEAC 297A -- Practicum 2 Practicum Early Childhood – PK-Grade 3 TEAC 297B -- Professional Practicum Experience II 2 Practicum Early Childhood – PK-Grade 3 TEAC 297E – Practicum in Teaching English Language 1 Practicum Childhood – PK-Grade 3 TEAC 397A -- Professional Practicum Experience III 3 Practicum Early Childhood – PK-Grade 3 TEAC 497A -- Professional Practicum Experience III 9 Clinical Exper. Early Childhood – PK-Grade 3 CYAF 497A -- Student Teaching in Early Childhood 9 Clinical Exper. Family & Consumer Science -- Grades 6-12 CYAF 297J Professional Practicum Experience I 1 Practicum Family & Consumer Science -- Grades 6-12 CYAF 397J Professional Practicum Experience II 1 Practicum Family & Consumer Science -- Grades 6-12 CYAF 497J Student Teaching in Family & consumer Science 10 Clinical Exper. 640 AGRICULTURE LEADERSHIP Agriculture Education – Grades 6-12 ALEC 405L – Methods of Instruction Laboratory Education 1 Practicum Agriculture Education – Grades 6-12 ALEC 431 – Student Teaching 1-12 Clinical Exper. 640 Industrial Technology education (Skilled and Technical Science) – Grades 6-12 ALEC 405L – Methods of Instruction Laboratory Education 1 Practicum
16. Residency and issues Q: Should Scottish benefits only be payable to individuals who are resident in Scotland? (please tick one box) Yes No Please explain why Q: What are your on the ‘habitual’ residence test currently used in the UK by DWP? Please specify below Q: Are there other issues that the Scottish Government should take into account when it comes to residency rules? Please specify below Q: What factors should Scottish Government consider in seeking to coordinate its social security system with social security systems in the UK? Please specify below
– please tell us your comments using the comment box below for the relevant term(s) Term 30 is ‘Equality requirements’ Term 31 is ‘Pets’ Term 32 is ‘Smoking’ Term 33 is ‘Repairing Standard etc. and other information’ Term 34 is ‘Liquid petroleum gas’ Terms 35 is ‘Legionella’ Term 36 is ‘Access for repairs’ Term 37 is ‘Data protection’
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Responding to this Consultation We are inviting responses to this consultation by 17 January 2017 Please respond to this consultation using the Scottish Government’s consultation platform, Citizen Space. You view and respond to this consultation online at . You can save and return to your responses while the consultation is still open. Please ensure that consultation responses are submitted before the closing date of 17 January 2017. If you are unable to respond online, please complete the Respondent Information Form (see “Handling your Response” below) to: Haylay Forbes Livestock Policy B1 Spur, Saughton House Broomhouse Edinburgh EH11 3XD Handling your response If you respond using Citizen Space (http://consult.scotland.gov.uk/), you will be directed to the Respondent Information Form. Please indicate how you wish your response to be handled and, in particular, whether you are happy for your response to published. If you are unable to respond via Citizen Space, please complete and return the Respondent Information Form attached included in this document. If you ask for your response not to be published, we will regard it as confidential, and we will treat it accordingly. All respondents should be aware that the Scottish Government is subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 and would therefore have to consider any request made to it under the Act for information relating to responses made to this consultation exercise. Next steps in the process Where respondents have given permission for their response to be made public, and after we have checked that they contain no potentially defamatory material, responses will be made available to the public at http://consult.scotland.gov.uk. If you use Citizen Space to respond, you will receive a copy of your response via email. Following the closing date, all responses will be analysed and considered along with any available evidence to help us. Responses will be published where we have been given permission to do so.
Pic 4: Equipment Detail Pic 5: Point Detail Pic 6: Exhaust Fan List View Pic 7: Air Handling Unit List View Pic 8: Fault Statistic Pic 9: Daily Fault Index Pic 10: Energy Graphs Attachment E Complete the Pricing Table Below: Asset Class # of Points/Tags # of FDD SI Scope of Work Building 50 5-10 Create “Building Information” page based on the provided template (Reference Attachment D, Pic 2 Building Overview), create tags in Historian using VT naming standard, map the points from $__________
Attachment D Schedule of Occupied Space Address, City SF Occupant Property Manager Notes 1001 Prince Street, Alexandria, VA 14,276 Washington Alexandria Architecture Center Virginia Tech Foundation Capital Corporation 1021 Prince Street, Alexandria, VA 21,789 The School of Public and International Affairs, the Center for Public Administration and Policy, Government and International Affairs, Urban Affairs and Planning, the Metropolitan Institute, and the School of Architecture + Design Virginia Tech Foundation Capital Corporation 7054 Haycock Road, Falls Church, VA 101,154 Graduate School 60% VT, 40% UVA Camelot Property Management 900 Glebe Road, Arlington, VA (Floors 2-6) 104,781 Various University Programs Virginia Tech Foundation Lincoln Property Company 205 South Patrick Street, Alexandria, VA 3,200 The Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost Virginia Tech Foundation Capital Corporation 207 South Patrick Street, Alexandria, VA 21,740 Division of Student Affairs Virginia Tech Foundation Capital Corporation 601 Prince Street, Alexandria, VA 14,000 Washington Alexandria Architecture Center Virginia Tech Foundation Capital Corporation 9408 Prince William Street, Manassas, VA 10,513 Occoquan Watershed Monitoring Laboratory J.O. & A.G. Gregory Managed 10490 Colonel Court, Unit D 218, Manassas, VA (Storage) 100 Occoquan Watershed Monitoring Laboratory SSTI 10490 Colonel Court, LLC Managed 17690 Old Waterford Road, Leesburg, VA 200 acres and 70,000 s/f Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine Virginia Tech Foundation Virginia Tech Property was donated to the Virginia Tech Foundation in 1984 and is leased to the university 5527 Sullivans Mill Road, Middleburg, VA 420 acres and 9,708 s/f Middleburg Agricultural Research and Extension Center Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Property was donated to Virginia Tech in 1949
Developing and communicating about financial instruments, funding methods, capital and operating budgets, and development strategies for real estate ventures. Working with universities to create innovative real estate strategies that helped boost their research profiles, create revenue, grow and right-size their urban footprints, and achieve development goals. Analysis of local zoning ordinances and coordination of successful rezoning efforts in the National Capital Region. Experience with specialized facilities such as student and faculty housing, laboratories, teaching facilities, and collaborative spaces. Implementation of Public Private Education and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) opportunities with universities in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Successful development and execution of real estate transactions in the National Capital Region. Offeror’s organization data, including size and structure of firm, joint venture and/or subcontractor arrangements if any, location of branch offices, and financial standing. Listing of Offeror’s management and staff personnel to be used for this contract, designated by discipline and detailing qualifications and experience relative to the services described herein, including a short job description for each position. Include a résumé of each and proof of required certifications, if any. Price: Suggest a pricing format for services provided, either by hour or by service type. Include your requested prices for your suggested pricing format. Discuss price firmness and provide a plan for conveying price decrease/increase if Virginia Tech elects to renew the contract. Outline any additional expenses to be reimbursed that fall outside of the normal hourly or service type rate. References: Provide four (4) recent references, either educational or governmental, for whom you have provided the type of services described herein. Include the date(s) the services were furnished, the client name, address, and the name and number of the individual Virginia Tech has your permission to contact. Identify work or projects similar is scope and size to those being requested in this Request for Proposal. Participation of Small, Women-owned and Minority-owned Business (SWAM) Business: If your business can not be classified as SWaM, describe your plan for utilizing SWaM subcontractors if awarded a contract. Describe your ability to provide reporting on SWaM subcontracting spend when requested. If your firm or any business that you plan to subcontract with can be classified as SWaM, but has not been certified by the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity (SBSD), it is expected that the certification process will be initiated no later than the time of the award. If your firm is
A. Worker's Compensation - Statutory requirements and benefits. B. Employers Liability - $100,000.00 C. General Liability - $1,000,000.00 combined single Virginia Tech and the Commonwealth of Virginia shall be named as an additional insured with respect to goods/services being procured. This coverage is to include Premises/Operations Liability, Products and Completed Operations Coverage, Independent Contractor's Liability, Owner's and Contractor's Protective Liability and Personal Injury Liability. D. Automobile Liability - $500,000.00 F. The contractor agrees to be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless Virginia Tech, its officers, agents and employees from the payment of all sums of money by reason of any claim against them arising out of any and all occurrences resulting in bodily or mental injury or property damage that may happen to occur in connection with and during the performance of the contract, including but not limited to claims under the Worker's Compensation Act. The contractor agrees that it will, at all times, after the completion of the work, be responsible for, indemnify, defend and hold harmless Virginia Tech, its officers, agents and employees from all liabilities resulting from bodily or mental injury or property damage directly or indirectly arising out of the performance or nonperformance of the contract. SUBCONTRACTS: No portion of the work shall be subcontracted without prior written consent of Virginia Tech. In the event that the contractor desires to subcontract some part of the work specified herein, the contractor shall furnish Virginia Tech the names, qualifications and experience of their proposed subcontractors. The contractor shall, however, remain fully liable and responsible for the work to be done by his subcontractor(s) and shall assure compliance with all requirements of the contract. ATTACHMENT B Zone Map Virginia Association of State College & University Purchasing Professionals (VASCUPP) List of member institutions by zones Zone 1 George Mason University (Fairfax) Zone 2 James Madison University (Harrisonburg) Zone 3 University of Virginia (Charlottesville) Zone 4 University of Mary Washington (Fredericksburg) Zone 5 College of William and Mary (Williamsburg) Old Dominion University (Norfolk) Zone 6 Virginia Commonwealth University (Richmond) Zone 7 Longwood University (Farmville) Zone 8 Virginia Military Institute (Lexington) Virginia Tech (Blacksburg) Radford University (Radford) Zone 9 University of Virginia - Wise (Wise) ATTACHMENT C
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND UNIVERSITY (VIRGINIA TECH) PROCUREMENT DEPARTMENT (MC 0333) NORTH END CENTER, SUITE 2100, 300 TURNER STREET NW BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA 24061 DATE Wednesday, December 6, 2017 BID RETURN DATE AND HOUR BID OPENING DATE AND HOUR Wednesday, December 20, 2017 3PM BIDDERS ADDRESS ADDRESS ALL INQUIRIES AND CORRESPONDENCE TO: Daysha Holmes, Contracts Specialist E-MAIL ADDRESS: daysha94@vt.edu TELEPHONE NUMBER (540) 231-1269 FAX NUMBER (540) 231-9628 AFTER HOUR MESSAGES (540) 231-6221 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Sealed Bids must be mailed, express mailed or hand delivered directly to the Procurement Department. Sealed Bids cannot be faxed or emailed directly to the Procurement Department, see “Facsimile Bids” of the attached General Terms and Conditions. Responses must be submitted on this form and the attachment (s) provided. Responses shall be signed below. Responses will be received in the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and University (Virginia Tech), Procurement Department (MC 0333), North End Center, Suite 2100, 300 Turner Street, NW, Blacksburg, VA 24061 until the bid opening date and hour or, if specified, the bid return date and hour shown above. Please note that USPS is delivered to a central location and is not delivered directly to Procurement. Allow extra time if sending proposal via USPS. It is the vendor’s responsibility to ensure proposals are received in the Procurement office at the appropriate date and time for consideration Contact the buyer listed above for bid award information. Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope if you wish to obtain price information. DELIVERY IS F.O.B. DESTINATION UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED IN THE BODY OF THE BID. Any ADDENDUM issued for this solicitation may be accessed at . Since a paper copy of the addendum will not be mailed to you, we encourage you to check the web site regularly. Bidders must be aware of the fees associated with the eVA Business-To-Government Vendor Registration requirement described herein and at http://www.eva.state.va.us/ and submit prices accordingly. CERTIFICATION: IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS INVITATION FOR SEALED BID AND SUBJECT TO ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED HEREIN INCLUDING THE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS SHOWN AT THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AND AGREES TO FURNISH THE GOODS OR SERVICES FOR THE PRICE(S) OFFERED.