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Carl J. Hartmann III, Esq. Co-Counsel for Plaintiff 5000 Estate Coakley Bay, L6 Christiansted, Vl 00820 Email: carl@carlhartmann.com Tele: (340) 719-8941 Joel H. Holt, Esq. Counsel for Plaintiff Law Offices of Joel H. Holt 2132 Company Street, Christiansted, Vl 00820 Email: holtvi@aol.com Tele: (340) 773-8709 Fax: (340) 773-867 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that on this 9th day of February, 2018, I served a copy of the foregoing by as agreed by the parties, on: Hon. Edgar Ross Special Master % edgarrossjudge@hotmail.com Gregory H. Hodges Stefan Herpel Charlotte Perrell Law House, 10000 Frederiksberg Gade P.O. Box 756 St. Thomas, VI 00802 ghodges@dtflaw.com Mark W. Eckard Hamm, Eckard, LLP 5030 Anchor Way Christiansted, VI 00820 mark@markeckard.com Jeffrey B. C. Moorhead CRT Brow Building 1132 King Street, Suite 3 Christiansted, VI 00820 jeffreymlaw@yahoo.com A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH RULE 6-1(e) This document complies with the page or word limitation set forth in Rule 6-1(e). A
God the first, and God the last. G. W Briggs 2 This Kingdom 1. Jesus, God's righteousness revealed The Son of Man, the Son of God His Kingdom come Jesus, redemption's sacrifice Now glorified, now testified His Kingdom come Chorus: And this Kingdom will know no end And it's glory shall know no bounds For the majesty and power Of this Kingdom's King has come And this Kingdom's reign And this Kingdom's rule And this Kingdom's power and authority Jesus, God's righteousness revealed 2. Jesus, the expression of God's love The Grace of God, the Word of God, revealed to us Jesus, God's holiness displayed Now glorified, now justified, His Kingdom come Sing Chorus Geoff Bullock 3 The Power of Your Love 1. Lord I come to You Let my heart be changed, renewed Flowing from the grace That I found in You. And Lord I've come to know The weaknesses I see in me Will be stripped away By the power of Your love. Chorus: Hold me close Let Your love surround me Bring me near Draw me to Your side. And as I wait I'll rise up like the eagle And I will soar with You Your Spirit leads me on In the power of Your love. 2. Lord unveil my eyes Let me see You face to face The knowledge of Your love As You live in me. Lord renew my mind As Your will unfolds in my life In living every day In the power of Your love. Sing Chorus Bullock
Important Information Prayer Tonight If you would like personal prayer, there is a dedicated time during the Service to raise your hand. Prayer and anointing with oil is offered immediately following the Service. At the end of the service, members of our Prayer team are available in the Chapel (in the corner of the Cathedral). If you would like someone to pray for you, complete the comments page, www.SydneyHeal.com clicking on the ‘pray for me’ tab. Becoming a Christian If you would like to speak to someone about becoming a Christian or if you have any questions about Christianity, please contact us after the Service or use the contact information. More information about Christianity may be found at www.TwoWaysToLive.com While in the Cathedral please watch your personal possessions. Never leave bags unattended. If you feel unsafe at any time, please let the Minister or one of the Leaders wearing a RED badge know immediately. If someone asks you for money (or some other assistance) direct them to the Minister or one of the Leaders wearing a RED badge. Contact information Rev. Canon Christopher Allan 9265 1631 chrisa@sydney.anglican.asn.au The Very Rev. Kanishka Raffel dean@sydney.anglican.asn.au Rev. Tom tomtj@tpg.com.au Neil Warnock roar.ministry@gmail.com Student Ministers: Murray Border msborder@gmail.com Bethany Downes BethanyDownes@gmail.com Carol Gilbert Carol.Gilbert@student.moore.edu.au David Anthonisz david.anthonisz@optusnet.com.au Welcome/Integration Coordinator: Boyce 0407 214 226 Music Director: Zac Anderson zac.anderson93@gmail.com Office Administrative Assistant Stéphanie Tse kai wai Healing Ministry Reception 9265 1660
Minutes - Draft Nashua and Manchester Regional Stormwater Coalition Meeting Nashua Regional Planning Commission Office 9 Executive Park Dr. #201, Merrimack, New Hampshire Tuesday, February 13, 2018, 1:30 to 3:10 p.m. Present: Jeremy Bouvier, Chair Manchester Gordon Leedy Amherst Eric Hahn Amherst Dawn Tuomala Merrimack Barbara McMillan NHDES Katie Zink NHDES Houle UNH SW Center Steve Landry NHDES Tom Bayrd Hollis Joan Cudworth Hollis Mike McLaughlin Bedford Madeleine Mineau Nashua Linda McGhee Nashua Mark Bender Milford Craig Durrett Derry Sylvia Vanvon Aulock Southern NHPC Jennifer Meritt Southern NHPC Sara Siskavich Nashua RPC Andrew Smeltz Nashua RPC Jay Minkarh Nashua RPC Jen Nashua RPC Jeff Gowan Pelham Gary Webster Pelham Eric Hahn Amherst Stephen Lee Normandeau Heidi Marshall CLD/ Fuss & O’Neill Eric Gustafson Goffstown Meeting minutes from November 14, 2017 and January 9, 2018 were approved. General Announcements: NH Water and Watershed conference is coming up on March 30th. The Stormy Awards will be held in Worcester on 5th. 29th Annual Nonpoint Source Pollution Conference will be held in Glens Falls, NY on April 25th and 26th. NEWEA Stormwater conference will be May 7th and 8th in Portsmouth. There will be a half-day Stormwater Financing session on the 8th. Aquatic Mitigation Fund grant deadline is April 30th. Pending interest, EPA will hold a series of four interactive work sessions to help get buy in for funding stormwater. More information is at: Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination, NHDES Merrimack River Basin Investigations- Stephen Landry, NHDES. See: for copy of presentation The geographic location of these investigations was from the Massachusetts border to the Pemigewasset River in Bristol, NH. Investigations included NHDES staff and summer interns mapping outfalls, tracking and assisting with IDDE.
Attachment 2: 2018-2020 Accessibility Action Plan Schedule of Implementation & responsibility Timeframe *Ongoing # Action Priority Assoc. Director, Talent & Leadership Dev. Info & Digital Officer Chief Student Experience Officer, via Head, Disability Service Dean, School of Business DVC (R&I) Director, Equity & Diversity Director, Estate & Commercial Executive Deans Exec. Director, Human Resources Exec. Director Marketing PVC (Engagement & ATSI Leadership) PVC (Digital Futures) PVC (Int'l) VP, P&A 2018 1.1 Continue to implement the recommendations of the Disability Service Gap Analysis (July 2016) A 1.2 Monitor the extent of implementation of Academic Integration Plans (AIPs) across the Schools, and scope feasible options for systematically tracking AIP implementation. A 1.3 Update the Western Sydney University Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy and extend to 2020, including embedding mental health and wellbeing into curriculum to help educate students' about mental health. A * 1.4 Develop an improved process for students with disability transitioning from undergraduate course-based study to higher degree research programs, to ensure disability-related adjustments are appropriately continued and/or effectively adjusted. A * 1.5 Increase promotion to the International Students of the availability of the Disability Service, particularly highlighting free and strictly confidential access to the service. A
To receive an update on major planning applications within the village boundary/affecting the village: Planning Reference Applicant/land Status Date A P/16/1811/2 Discharge of conditions 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 16 and 19 STW representative attending on 25/1/18. Condition 9 awaiting discharge Condition 9 discharged 6/2/17 27/9/17 To discuss the maladministration of the discharge of conditions. B P/11/2540/2 Barwood Homes, Strancliffe Hall Condition 21-lighting – Cllr Fryer to undertake additional investigation 10/1/17 4/07/17 TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF VECTOR HOUSE To consider update/amendment to the Parish Council Sustainability report Date of Next meeting – 22nd February 2018 at 10am Would Committee members please inspect applications to be reviewed via CBC Planning Explorer prior to the meeting Committee Members Cllr Billson Cllr Cantle (Vice Chairman) Cllr S Forrest (Chairman) Cllr EJ Rodgers Cllr J Rodgers Cllr S Rodgers Cllr Wright Cllr Woodhouse (Chairman – Parish Council) Cllr Ranson (Vice Chairman – Parish Council)
September 15, 2017 – Category 1a Errors in settings and wiring resulted in misoperation of some relays during commissioning. AI – Regarding the Sept 15, 2017 – Category 1a event, EPAS members will follow up with the following action items: Tim Reynolds will follow up with Dean Spratt to know the results of the analysis done for Peer Review process. The HPWG will look at the to see if there are best practices or lessons learned about coordinating protection between generation and substation. STATUS: 12/06/2017 – Information was shared at the meeting that this was a timing issues where generation personnel changed the relay drawings and failed to notify those in the project in charge of relay coordination before the commissioning. As a preventative measure, the company is putting into place a step to review and verify all future settings match the prints before commissioning. In addition, they will also add an extra step that final prints will be reviewed again for relay settings before it goes live. STATUS: 1/10/2018 – The HPWG will continue analyzing the for potential lessons learned. November 15, 2017 – Category 1h Outdated file mistakenly used when performing an EMS update leading to loss of communications, visibility and control. AI – Regarding the November 15, 2017 – Category 1h event, EPAS members will follow up with the following action items: The HPWG will look at the event to see if there are best practices or lessons learned. Tim Reynolds/Katie Iversen will ask the following questions: Why wasn’t the Model Propagation Guideline followed? Was it due to the procedure or human error? STATUS: 1/29/2018 – Upon further investigation, contributing causes of the were: Human performance in that existing guideline was available but not followed; and process deficiencies which include needed clarifications to the process and steps to remove the availability of old models. Can the documented lessons learned be shared with EPAS and DEMSWG? STATUS: 1/29/2018 – The list of potential lessons learned are:
SCHEDULE OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED (LICENSING ACT 2003) Under the Licensing Act 2003 the Licensing Authority has a duty to publish notice on its website of every application for the grant or variation of a premises licence and club premises certificate. Below are details of applications received by Knowsley Licensing Authority. If anyone would like any further information about a specific application please contact; The Licensing Service, 2ND Floor, Yorkon Building, Archway Road, Huyton, Knowsley L36 9FB; Tel 0151 443 2300 PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATIONS WARD NAME AND OF HOURS LICENSABLE ACTIVITIES BRIEF SUMMARY OF APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR Whiston & Cronton Horse 427 Cronton Road WA8 5QG No change to licensable activities or timings Supply of Alcohol for consumption off the premises Variation application to change the Designated Premises Supervisor from Dawn Hollan to Lal Del with immediate effect (18 January 2018) 1 February 2018 Whitefield Brambles 126-128 Cherryfield Drive Kirkby L32 8RX No change to licensable activities or timings Supply of Alcohol for consumption off the premises Variation application to change the Designated Premises Supervisor from Barry Jones to Diane Brown with immediate effect (29 January 2018) 12 February 2018 Roby Huyton with Roby Royal British Legion Club, 10 Archway Road Huyton L36 9XB LLicensable Activities: Mon-Thurs: 10.00 – midnight Fri-Sat: 10.00 – 01.00 Sunday: 10.00 –midnight Opening Hours: Mon-Thurs: 10.00 – 00.30 Fri-Sat: 10.00 – 01.30 Sunday: 10.00 –00.30 Supply of Alcohol (on and off Live Music Recorded Performances of Dance Entertainment of a similar description Variation application to: reinstate the function room as part of the licensable area, and; the opening hours and a number of licensable activities 26 February 2018
Roby Bowring Park 2 Bowring Park Avenue, Roby, Knowsley, L16 2LE No change to licensable activities or timings Supply of Alcohol for Consumption on the Premises and Regulated Entertainment Transfer of Premise Licence from Punch Taverns Limited to Punch Partnership (PTL) Limited. 15 March 2018 Whitefield Mariners Inn, Whitefield Drive, Kirkby, Knowsley L32 No change to licensable activities or timings Supply of Alcohol for Consumption on the Premises and Regulated Entertainment Transfer of Premise Licence from Punch Taverns Limited to Punch Partnership (PTL) Limited. 15 2018
PTO General Meeting Minutes March 8, 2018 6:30-8:00 p.m. Tanglen Media Center Handouts: Agenda, January 2018 meeting minutes, Budget Update Attendance: 10 Introductions: All Minutes from last meeting: Reviewed January 2018 meeting notes (attached). Motion to approve September 2017 meeting minutes: Jen Cameron Second: Kim Rossow Approved: All Tanglen Recipe Book Update – Susie Segal Purpose is to build community and be a small fundraiser Entries due Monday 3/12 Consider adding “donation” line to order form Will be ready by block party in May Talent Show Update – Christina Black It’s on Tuesday! Volunteer are covered Promote it w/in your circles Next year – consider security question with after school practice (how do we know who should be there; what do we do if they don’t show up) Block Party/Walk-a-Thon Update – Jessica McKenna Planning team meeting next week Signupgenius is active for planning/volunteer opportunities Financial report – Christina Black Notable changes from last report: Bingo numbers are final Book fair numbers are in Movie night numbers are in Fundraising Update – Lara Erpelding/Courtney Manlove Pizza Luce – April 9th
Parent Engagement Ideas – Group Brainstorm Parents’ Night Out Silent auction BLVD (Jim Cameron) Low cost Incremental donations – tax deductible? Childcare – combine w/ a movie night? Swap childcare w/ another PTO? Need a process for event planning – helps drive engagement Jen Cameron has a template we could use Meet-n-Greet Events Idea = Inneractive Meet the parents where they are Consider AM and PM connections i.e. coffee 1st day of K moms get-together Sledding day – supply hot chocolate Speed volunteering event Sandwich guy FMSC mobile Second Harvest Bikes for Kids Playground night – all? By grade? By grade groups? Roller Garden family event Speaker series – social time + speaker Focus on parent education topics PTO meeting hold at social events (versus the other way around) Volunteer appreciation event More specific, directed volunteer opportunities Kid/parent events Gym Dance night Split between younger kid focus vs. older kid focus Math game for parents (teach new math!) Talk to parents at drop off line Calling tree Grade-specific engagement Grade level connector Playground night by grade Ask parents how they can contribute to school – let them suggest Facebook parents page PTO introduction / promotion at Tanglen events (especially Kindergarten) Volunteer Update – Lara Erpelding Dinner on Us – April 4th – signupgenius going out this week
You can always go to to find volunteer opportunities. Key Upcoming PTO/Tanglen Dates 3/13 – Talent Show 4/9 – Pizza Luce 5/18 – Block party & Walk-a-thon Next PTO meeting – May 15, 2018 – see you then! END OF MEETING Motion to adjourn meeting: Susie Segal Second: Lara Erpelding Approved: All
Commissioner's Office Washington, DC Media Contact: Peter Soeth, psoeth@usbr.gov 303-445-3615 For Immediate Release: March 12, 2018 Bureau of Reclamation seeks comments on Title XVI Water Reclamation and Reuse Program funding opportunity evaluation criteria WASHINGTON - The Bureau of Reclamation is seeking comments on the updated evaluation criteria associated with the WaterSMART Title XVI Water Reclamation and Reuse Program. Through the Title XVI Water Reclamation and Reuse Program, Reclamation provides financial assistance to local water agencies for the planning, design and construction of water reclamation and reuse projects. These evaluation criteria will be used in the fiscal year 2018 Title XVI funding opportunity announcement which will be open to both congressionally authorized Title XVI projects and Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation Act Title XVI projects. Several changes to the criteria used in the 2017 Title XVI WIIN Act funding opportunity are being proposed for the FY 2018 announcement. To see the list of criteria, visit . Send your comments to Amanda Erath at . Comments will be accepted through April 12, 2018. # # # Reclamation is the largest wholesale water supplier in the United States, and the nation's second largest producer of hydroelectric power. Its facilities also provide substantial flood control, recreation, and fish and wildlife benefits. Visit our website at and follow us on Twitter .
Sunday 9:00am Brookdale Communion Service 9:30am Prayer Time 10:00am Sunday School 11:0am Worship/Communion 5:00pm Handbell practice Monday 6:30pm Cub Scouts Tuesday 9:00am – 1:00pm Mom’s Morning Out 7:00pm Boy Scouts Wednesday 9:00am – 1:00pm Mom’s Morning Out 10:00-11:00am Bible Study 7:00pm Choir practice Thursday 9:00am – 1:00pm Mom’s Morning Out 7:00pm Venture Crew Friday 9:00am – 1:00pm Mom’s Morning Out Saturday Sunday 9:00am Brookdale service 9:30am Prayer Time 10:00am Sunday School 11:00am Worship 5:00pm Handbell practice Stewardship of Prayer Prayer for Healing Hal Forrester Margaret Wells Charles Conwell Iris Cox Greg Forrester John Potter Grover Owens Nancy McNeill Betty Acree Ray & Rose Hicks Andrew Short Jane Fields Fairy Crumley Jo Sutton Linda Heil’s mom Steve Heil’s brother, Phil Bob & Martha Davies Erika McKenzie (Susan’s sister) Terry Ryals
Minutes - Final Nashua and Manchester Regional Stormwater Coalition Meeting Nashua Regional Planning Commission Office 9 Executive Park Dr. #201, Merrimack, New Hampshire Thursday, March 15, 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Present: Jeremy Bouvier, Manchester Gordon Leedy Amherst Bruce Barry Amherst Simon Corson Amherst Dawn Tuomala Merrimack Barbara McMillan NHDES Katie Zink NHDES Jamie Houle UNHSC Mike McLaughlin Bedford Jeanne Walker Bedford Madeleine Mineau Nashua Linda McGhee Nashua Amy Prouty Gill Nashua Lincoln Daley Milford Craig Durrett Derry Sylvia Vanvon Aulock Southern NHPC Jennifer Meritt Southern NHPC Sara Siskavich Nashua RPC Andrew Smeltz Nashua RPC Jay Minkarh Nashua RPC Jen Czysz Nashua RPC Jeff Gowan Pelham Gary Webster Pelham Steve Wright CLD/ Fuss & O’Neill Troy Litchfield Joan Cudworth Hollis James Danis Salem Scott Butcher Wilton Jim Lavacchia Wilton Meeting minutes from February 13, 2018 were approved- pending removal of duplicated name and changing is to if on page three. General Announcements: Bruce’s last day with Amherst is Saturday April 7th, this will be his last meeting. Status and Discussion on Nashua/Manchester Regional Municipal Cooperative Agreement Proposal Commitments – Jen NRPC and Sylvia von Aulock, SNHPC: Discuss status of municipal agreements. There are three executed copies: Pelham, Litchfield, and Wilton. Amherst has 2 of 3 signatures. Bedford Manchester, Milford, Merrimack, Nashua, and Plaistow have their agreements. Derry and Hollis are on the maybe list. Derry should have an answer soon. Unknown communities include : Atkinson, Hampstead, Hooksett, Londonderry, and Windham.
Lunch (12:00–1:00) Joint MIC/OC Meeting Reliability Coordinator Certification Process—Tim Reynolds Market Initiative Overview—All PJM – Adam Keech SPP – Bruce Rew CAISO – Jim Price Subcommittee Updates EPAS – Greg Park Update on NERC IRPTF BAL-002-WECC-2 Field Test update Unscheduled Flow Committee – Pete Heiman WIUFMP Administrator Change WIUFMP Cost Allocation Sunsetting of UFAS INT-004 Reliability Adjustments, Curtailments, and Reloads—Margaret Olczak, BPA OC Meeting Reconvene Subcommittee Updates RASRS – Gene Henneberg Approval RAS Procedure – Matt Weber JSIS – Hongming Zhang 2019 Standing Committee Meeting schedule—Rich Hydzik Reliability Coordinator Open Discussion—All
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Yi California Independent System Operator (CAISO), presented data from a source outside of the Anchor Data Set (ADS) PCM. Deeper study on this data is anticipated. Nuclear, gas and coal have lower ramp rates than the typical industry average. Ms. Austin discussed the continued use of Interteck Engineering estimates for non-fuel start costs. The data is the most current in the public domain. Updated number are expected during 2018. The presentation is posted to the . Heat Rate Curves Mr. Harris presented on Heat Rate Curves. Generic heat rate curves were created, then modified. The presentation is posted to the . Plant Outage Rates Chris Hagman, American Transmission Company, presented on Plant Outage Rates. Coal fired plants run except during maintenance. Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) data does not account for forced outages and shows there’s close to three weeks of maintenance per year. The presentation is posted to the . Update Wheeling Rates Mr. Zhang, provided the PDWG an update on wheeling rates. Hurdle rates differ from wheeling rates. Wheeling rate is a component of the hurdle rate in the current PCM. The presentation is posted to the . Review of Previous Action Ms. Austin reviewed action items carried over from the December 19, 2017 meeting of the PDWG. Action items that are not closed and will be carried forward are: Set up a meeting to discuss the loads and ensure they are not being counted twice. Assigned To: Jamie Austin, Kevin Harris, Andy Satchwell, and WECC Staff Due Date: January 16, 2018 Review the spreadsheet from Kevin Harris. Assigned To: PDWG Members
Confidential Questionnaire, Continued Personal Property Estimated Value Primary Residence Furnishings (Liquidation Value) Vehicle Vehicle Other Investment Property Rental Real Estate Estimated Value Annual Rent for Planning Purposes Please list any other properties you own, stock options, Partnerships, LLCs, etc: Liabilities Personal Liabilities Credit Cards Interest Rate Avg. Monthly Payment* Current Balance % $ $ % $ $ (*If not paid in full each month) Debts (Residence, Auto, Business, School) Term Interest Rate Payment Approximate Balance % $ $ % $ $ % $ $ % $ $
46 Uttaranchal Region, Dehradun Central Ground Water Board, Uttaranchal Region, 419A, Kanwali Road, Balliwala, Near Urja Bhawan, Dehradun - 248 001 (Uttarakhand) Tel (PP): 0135-2761675, 2769544 Fax (PP): -0135-2769525 Email: rdur-cgwb[at]nic[dot]in The DDO, Central Ground Water Board, NWR, Chandigarh 47 North Himalayan Region, Dharamshala Central Ground Water Board, North Himalayan Region, Dove Cottage, Near Ramnagar Post Office,Dharamshala, District Kangra (Himachal Pradesh) Tel (PP): 01892-223535, 227160, 229359 Fax (PP): 01892-223535 Email: rdnhr-cgwb[at]nic[dot]in The DDO, Central Ground Water Board, NWHR, Jammu 48 Division XVII, Dharamshala Central Ground Water Board Division XVII VPO Dhagwar, Dharamsala, District Kangra, Dharamshala, (Himachal Pradesh)-176001 Tel (PP): 01892-208121Fax (PP): 01892-20819, 208131 email: eediv17-cgwb[at]nic[dot]in The DDO, Central Ground Water Board, Division-VIII, Jammu
Western Region, Bangalore - - - - Smt. Sangita P. Battacharjee Assistant Hydrogeologist 01.01.15 21.12.15 Smt. Sangita P. Battacharjee Assistant Hydrogeologist 22.12.15 Continuing State Unit Office, Belgaum Shri K.M.Vishwanath Superintending Hydrogeologist 01.01.15 21.12.15 - - - - Shri K.M.Vishwanath Shri A.Suresha Superintending Hydrogeologist Scientist-D 22.12.15 05.02.16 04.02.16 Continuing Division XIV, Bangalore Shri Manju Assistant Executive Engineer 08.10.15 21.12.15 - - - - Shri Manju Assistant Executive Engineer 22.12.15 Continuing South Eastern Coastal Region, Chennai - - - - Shri A.Subburaj Scientist-D 01.01.15 21.12.15 Shri A.Subburaj Scientist-D 22.12.15 Continuing Division-IV, Chennai Shri Sajeev Assistant Executive Engineer 08.10.15 21.12.15 - - - - Shri Sajeev Assistant Executive Engineer 22.12.15 Continuing Kerala Region, Trivandrum - - - - Shri V.Kunhambu Superintending Hydrogeologist 01.01.15 21.12.15 Shri V.Kunhambu Smt T.S.Anitha Shyam Superintending Hydrogeologist Scientist-D 22.12.15 18.01.16 17.01.16 Continuing Uttaranchal Region, Dehradun - - - - Dr Somvir Singh Scientist-B 01.01.15 21.12.15 Dr Somvir Singh Scientist-B 22.12.15 Continuing North Himalayan Region, Dharamshala - - - - Shri Scientist-D 01.01.15 21.12.15 Shri S.C.Kapil Shri Kumar Scientist-D Scientist-B 22.12.15 18.05.16 17.05.16 Continuing Division XVII, Dharamshala Shri Abhinav Assistant Engineer 08.10.15 21.12.15 - - - - Shri Abhinav Banta Shri H.K.Behera Assistant Engineer A.E.E 22.12.15 15.02.2018 14.02.2018 Continuing
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS DIVISION OF ST. CROIX WALEED HAMED, as the Executor of the Estate of MOHAMMAD HAMED, Case No.: SX-2012-CV-370 Plaintiff/Counterclaim Defendant, vs. FATHI YUSUF and UNITED CORPORATION ACTION FOR DAMAGES, INJUNCTIVE RELIEF AND DECLARATORY RELIEF Defendants and Counterclaimants, vs. WALEED HAMED, WAHEED HAMED, MUFEED HAMED, HISHAM HAMED, and PLESSEN ENTERPRISES, INC., Counterclaim Defendants. JURY TRIAL DEMANDED Consolidated with WALEED HAMED, as the Executor of the Estate of MOHAMMAD HAMED, Case No.: SX-2014-CV-287 Plaintiff, vs. ACTION FOR DECLARATORY JUDGMENT UNITED CORPORATION, JURY TRIAL DEMANDED Defendant. WALEED HAMED, as the Executor of the Estate of MOHAMMAD HAMED, Plaintiff, vs. FATHI YUSUF, Defendant. Consolidated with Case No.: SX-2014-CV-278 ACTION FOR DEBT AND CONVERSION JURY TRIAL DEMANDED HAMED’S SIXTH REQUEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS 37-47 OF 50 TO YUSUF PURSUANT TO THE CLAIMS DISCOVERY PLAN OF 1/29/2018 RFPD 37 of 50:
Metropolitan Region 13/12/2017 R Pollock The Gap SHS School Community Travel Voucher $550.00 a) Employee Farewell gift from school community to show appreciation for 11 years as principal M Campling Regional Director Metropolitan Region 17/644746 01/01/2018 D McKellar RemServ Two tickets to Brisbane International Tennis $200.00 a) Employee Partnership with RemServ to improve communications to enhanced EVP L Pickering Assistant Human Resources 18/132459 10/02/2018 S Queensland Government (TIQ) Invitation to QG Corporate Suite at Brisbane Global Rugby Tens $180.00 a) Employee Networking opportunity with other guests from the international education/trade sectors and to promote DEi R Neumann Assistant State Schools – Rural, Remote and International 18/66723 23/02/2018 S Button NRL Cowboys Corporate box ticket for Johnathon Thurston Testimonial Match $350.00 a) Employee To enhance the relationship with NRL Cowboys House to support the improvement of educational outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students P Walton Deputy State Schools Division 18/129480
Summary of current situation & trends - all districts – March 2018 KEY Green = low risk Orange = watch Red = high risk KEY ↑ = increasing trend ↓ = decreasing trend ↔ = steady Northern Territory Pastoral Districts Indicator Darwin Katherine VRD Sturt Plateau Roper Gulf Barkly Tennant Creek Northern Alice Springs Plenty Southern Alice Springs Comments 2017/2018 total pasture growth ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↔ ↔ ↔ ↔ ↓ ↔ Arrows indicate trend compared to the long-term mean. Current estimated standing biomass ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↔ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ Arrows indicate trend since previous quarter. Current fire risk ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ Arrows indicate the trend since previous quarter. Current seasonal outlook ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ Arrows indicate the trend since previous quarter and taking into account the forecasted model predictions. For further information about this Outlook, please contact Chris Materne on 08 8951 8135 or Dionne Walsh on 08 8999 2178
Sturt Plateau District Pasture growth is tracking similar to this time last year 24% of the district has been burnt since 1 July 2017 (0% of this since 1 January 2018) 7% of the district had a high fire risk as at 1 March 2018 2017/18 Pasture Growth So Far as at 1 March 2018 As at 1 March 2018 (% of district) <1,000kg/ha 1,000 - 2,000kg/ha 2,000 - 3,000kg/ha >3,000kg/ha 2017/18 Pasture Growth 5% 50% 45% 0% Standing Dry Matter 1% 18% 62% 19% 2017/18 Median Pasture Growth (kg/ha) (Running Total) Current Estimated Total Standing Dry Matter 2017/18 Median Pasture Growth Growth Relative to Long Term (September 2017 – March 2018) Chance of exceeding Median Pasture Growth (March 2018 - May 2018)
POST: Visiting Officer ESSENTIAL CRITERIA DESIRABLE CRITERIA HOW TESTED EDUCATION / QUALIFICATIONS English GCSE A-C or equivalent Maths GCSE grade A-C or equivalent Or Relevant experience within an office/customer care environment. A qualification of demonstrable relevance, e.g. business, finance, book keeping, accounting, customer service or an industry specific qualification, (e.g. banking) which is deemed equivalent to a NVQ Level 4/ILM Level 3 qualification or a level of competence in mathematical / numerical calculations which can be deemed equivalent. Certificates Application Form EXPERIENCE Previous experience of working with clients/customers which has included dealing with difficult or challenging situations or Evidence of continued Experience of working with accounts, budgets, financial information Experience of cash handling in a working environment SKILLS / ABILITIES The ability to communicate effectively, (both verbally and in writing) with a diverse range of people and the ability to adapt communication style to best suit the recipient Able to perform standard mathematical functions with a high degree of accuracy Ability to manage / balance accounts with high level of accuracy IT literate with high levels of accuracy High level of organisational ability The ability to develop respectful and trusting relationships with a group of service users who will have a wide range of differing needs and issues. Able to work independently whilst also positively contributing to effective team working Application Form Interview KNOWLEDGE / UNDERSTANDING An understanding of, and respect for, confidentiality in relation to all aspects of the role. An understanding of adult social care which can be further developed and enhanced Working knowledge of benefit entitlements and passports to other benefits A knowledge of debt management techniques & strategies & ability to translate Application Form Interview
MAJ WKX ENE WKX ENE - Engineering Work Experience HOLD – Return to Admin Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX FIT WKX FIT - Fire Technology Work Experience HOLD – Return to Admin Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX FTV WKX FTV - Telecommunications Work Experience HOLD – Return to Admin Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX HMS WKX HMS - Human Services Work Experience HOLD – Return to Admin Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX JOU WKX JOU - Journalism Work Experience HOLD – Return to Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX KIN WKX KIN - Kinesiology Work Experience HOLD – Return to Admin Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX MAG WKX MAG - Management Work Experience HOLD – Return to Review level for discussion between VPAAs and CTE Deans MAJ WKX MAN WKX MAN - Manufacturing Technology Work Experience HOLD – Return to Admin Review level for discussion
• Attention to detail lacking • Back-up ACE should be verified with each model push • Operators should receive refresher training on use and location of ACE Tim Reynolds/Katie Iversen will look at the possibility of posting examples of Brief Reports. Tim Iversen will ask the following questions: Is there a change control process? STATUS: 4/02/2018 – Yes there is a change control process in place. November 28, 2017 – Category 1c A line fault caused a RAS to arm a generator that should have tripped off but didn't. Error was found to be an AND gate where there should have been an OR gate. STATUS: 2/7/2018 – Evan and Katie Iversen provided an update on this event. The RAS was but there was no exceedance. The logical AND occurred during commissioning. AI – Regarding the November 28, 2017 – Category 1c event, EPAS members will with the following items: Evan and Katie Iversen will ask the following questions: Is the RAS redundant? What additional improvements will be submitted to the RAS committee? Since the RAS has been in place for a long time and the AND gate occurred during commissioning, how was this issue missed during testing? Is this RAS for thermal or voltage/transient issues? STATUS: 4/2/2018 – RASRS will be reviewing this RAS during their April 30- May 1, 2018 meeting. The questions have been provided to the members to follow up. January 23, 2018 – Category 1a A construction vehicle encroached within the arc distance of a 138-kV line causing a C-phase to ground event. Relay miscoordination dropped 8,000 customers.
10:35am Gr. 8 Boys 10:40am Junior (Gr. 9/10) 10:45am Junior (Gr. 9/10) Boys 10:50am Senior (Gr. 11/12) Girls 10:55am Senior (Gr. 11/12) Boys 3000m 11:00am All Ages 11:15am All Ages Boys 4x100m 12:00pm Gr. 8 Girls 12:10pm Gr. 8 Boys 12:20pm Junior (Gr. 9/10) Girls 12:30pm Junior (Gr. 9/10) Boys 12:40pm Senior (Gr. 11/12) Girls 12:50pm Senior (Gr. 11/12) Boys 1500m Racewalk 1:15pm Junior & Senior & Boys 400m Hurdles @33” @30” 1:30pm Senior Boys 1:50pm Senior Girls 300m Hurdles @33” @30” 2:10pm Junior Boys 2:30pm Junior Girls 200m Hurdles @30” @30” 2:40pm Gr. 8 Boys 2:50pm Gr. 8 Girls Field Event Schedule
Chris Blackman (AD) St. Georges cblackman@stgeorges.bc.ca 604-224-1304 David Amram King David damram@kdhs.org 604-263-4700 Theo Hunt Fraser Academy thunt@fraseracademy.ca 604-736-5575 x244 Henry Chung Edmond Chin Carver Christian hchung@carverchristian.org echin@carverchristian.org 604-523-1580 Jonathan Kinman St. John’s Brianne Emerson York House jhe7@mac.com 604-790-6858 604-812-1135
Time Our morning routine Links to Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Prime areas Specific PSED CL PD LD MD UTW EAD Making relationships Self-confidence & Managing feelings & behaviour Listening & attention Understanding Speaking Moving & handling Health & self-care Reading Writing Numbers Shape, space & measures People & communities The World Technology Exploring & using media & materials Being imaginative 7.00 - 8.30 Breakfast time - the children are encouraged to serve themselves cereals with support from practitioners. 8.30 - 9.00 Tidy away time - the children are encouraged to tidy away resources within the continuous provision. 9.00 - 9.20 Welcome time - the children are encouraged to talk about the weather, date and children's interests. 9.30 - 10.30 led activities - the children participate in child-led activities alongside independent snack time. 10.30 Small group time – children take part in small group activities with their key workers – to work towards achieving their next steps. 11.30 Circle time – children take part in jolly phonics activities / sing / read stories, talk about what they have been doing during their morning at nursery / brush their teeth. x 11.50 Tidy away time - the children are encouraged to tidy away by practitioners; special helpers give out plates, cutlery and cups etc. to their friends. 12.00 - 12.30 Lunchtime - the children are encouraged to serve themselves, and then scrape their leftover food from their plates into the waste bowl - with support from practitioners. 12.30 Quiet time - after lunch, the children are encouraged to take part in relaxing activities; for example participating in jigsaws and reading books. 1.00
ABERDEENSHIRE CHILD PROTECTION COMMITTEE (CPC) MINUTE OF MEETING COMMITTEE ROOM 3, WOODHILL HOUSE, ABERDEEN Thursday Wed 26 April 2018 - 10.00-12.00noon NAME TITLE REPRESENTING Bob Driscoll Head of Children’s Social Work Service, Aberdeenshire Council Chair Vincent Docherty Head of Secondary Education and Additional Support, Education Education, Aberdeenshire Council Anne-Marie Davies Quality Improvement Manager, Additional Support Education, Aberdeenshire Council Norman Wylie Social Work Manager Children’s Social Work Service, Aberdeenshire Council of Ops & Practice Sub Group Miele Child Protection Nurse Consultant, NHS Grampian NHS Grampian Marianne Cochrane Consultant Paediatrician NHS Grampian Dawn Leslie Social Work Manager (Criminal Justice & Substance Misuse) Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership (HSCP) Hazel Robertson Operational Lead Nurse Children & Families Aberdeenshire HSCP Chris Lewis Assistant Director – North, Children 1st Third Sector Simon Hilton Consultant in Public Health Medicine Chair of Aberdeenshire Intelligence, Data and Planning Group Bryony Revell Service Transformation Manager, GIRFEC, Aberdeenshire Council GIRFEC Strategic Group Lindsey Anderson Project Manager, Children’s Social Work Services, Aberdeenshire Council Support to Chair of CSE Working Group Fiona Lovie Team Manager, Children’s Social Work Services, Aberdeenshire Council Chair of CSE Working Group Kerry McCombie Detective Inspector, Public Protection Unit, North East Division Police Scotland Jillian Richards Locality Reporter Manager Scottish Children's Reporter Administration (SCRA) Emma Toner Lead Officer Aberdeenshire CPC Margit Matthews Practice Improvement Officer Aberdeenshire CPC Donna Gillespie Administrator, Children Services & Education, Aberdeenshire Council Minute-taker APOLOGIES: NAME TITLE REPRESENTING Kevin Walker Detective Inspector, Public Protection Unit Police Scotland WELCOME AND APOLOGIES
CONFIDENTIAL PERSONAL HISTORY FORM FOR THE CIVILIAN SERVICE PROVIDER (Contractor/Contractor’s Employer and Volunteers) This section to be completed by Background Investigators: Approved: Not Approved: Signature Date Background check being completed for the position of: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY PRIOR TO COMPLETING THIS FORM An essential component in the selection process is a background check. A background check will be completed on the Applicant, members of the Applicant’s family and other parties named. As required by Section 29(2) of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, you are hereby notified that personal information about you is being collected by York Regional Police in order to conduct a background check, which is necessary to the proper administration of the lawfully authorized activities of York Regional Police. All questions must be answered and complete, i.e. dates of birth. All information given will be treated in a confidential manner. All information supplied is subject to verification by investigation. If completing this form by printing, complete in ink. Neatness and legibility are of utmost important. If extra space is required, attach extra pages indicating the area the additional information relates to. An Applicant who is currently residing outside of Canada, must provide: Up to date Criminal Background Clearance Letter; Driver’s License History Check; and Name, address and telephone number of their local police department. Please address any questions concerning the collection of this information to the Requestor identified in Section “A”. Section “A” This section to be completed by the York Regional Police member requesting unsupervised access for the Applicant. (The Requestor of this form should complete Section “A” prior to giving the form to the Applicant). Requestor’s Name: Badge #: Rank/Job Title: District/Bureau/Unit: Period for which access is required (not exceeding one year): Is this a renewal application? No Yes Signature: Checklist for the York Regional Police member requesting the background check: Where will Applicant be assigned? What security access is required? Photocopy of Driver’s License attached: Yes : No If not, indicate why: Is form legible and complete? Yes : No Provide initials here when this form has been reviewed and is complete:
Section “D” Persons living with the Applicant Please list all persons over 16 years of age that live with you. Include maiden and married names if applicable. (if you require more space please attach additional pages): Last Name First Name Sex (M/F) Relationship to the Applicant Date of Birth (dd/mm/yy) City, Province and Country of Telephone Number Current Full Address, including Apt #
Handling Multiple Records in CIPPS The person data conversion file is not agency specific. To be considered for a person data record, the CIPPS record must first meet one of the following criteria: Active status on (employee status of “1”) Terminated status on H0BES (employee status of “3”) with gross pay in the current calendar year greater than zero When multiple records are found for the same employee (the first 9 positions of the Employee ID match regardless of the agency number), the program will choose which record to use based on the following additional criteria: Active records are chosen over terminated records Active salaried records are chosen over active wage/hourly records Salaried records with timecard status of “Automatic” are chosen over salaried records with timecard status of “Non-Auto” Of the remaining records, the program chooses the one with the most recent date of hire. The program determines the date of hire by comparing the H0BID “Employment Date” (State Begin Date) and the H0BUO “Ag Emp Start” (Agency Begin Date). It uses the record with whichever date is most recent. When all other means are exhausted, the program will choose the first record found by numerical order. When multiple records exist for the same employee within an agency, the name, birthdate, address, and social should be the same on each record to avoid issues. Importance of Terminating Old Records in As explained in the previous section, any record marked as “Active” (employment status “1” on H0BES) may be sent to Cardinal HCM for conversion. The intent is to send a record for every active employee employed in an active position as well as terminated employees with wages for the current year. Nonessential active records at one agency may override an essential record at another agency sending the wrong information to Cardinal HCM. If the agency has “active” employee records that have not been paid in the current calendar year, the record should be terminated. Additionally, agencies must provide a job record for each employee for whom a person data record is established. Continued on the next page CIPPS Conversion Requirements for Person Data, continued
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Free me, Release me. Come O Wild One, Come. May it be so. Amen. OPENING RESPONSES St. Augustine of (AD 354-430) Breathe in me O Holy Spirit that my thoughts may all be holy; Act in me O Holy Spirit that my works, too, may be holy; Draw my heart O Holy Spirit that I love but what is holy; Strengthen me O Holy Spirit to defend that is holy; Guard me then O Holy Spirit that I always may be holy. HYMN Come and Find the Center The Faith We Sing #2128 1. Come and find the quiet center in the crowded life we lead, find the room for hope to find the frame where we are freed: the chaos and the clutter, clear our eyes that we can see all the things that really matter, be at peace, and simply be. 2. Silence is a friend who claims us, cools the heat and slows the pace, God it is who speaks and names us, knows our being, touches base, making space within our thinking, lifting shades to show the sun, raising courage when we're shrinking, finding scope for faith begun. 3. In the Spirit let us travel, open to each other's pain, let our and fears unravel, celebrate the space we gain: There's a place for deepest dreaming, there's a time for heart to care, in the Spirit's lively scheming there is always room to spare. A PRAYER FOR THE EVENING Sister Joan Chittister May the Gifts of the Holy Spirit bring fire to the earth so that the presence of God may be seen in a new light, in new places, in new ways. May our own hearts into flame so that no obstacle, no matter how great, ever obstructs the message of the God within each of us. May we come to trust the Word of God in our heart, to speak it with courage, to follow it faithfully and to fan it to flame in others. May the Jesus who filled all
Agenda - Nashua and Manchester Regional Stormwater Coalition Meeting Nashua Regional Planning Commission Office 9 Executive Park Dr. #201, Merrimack, New Hampshire Thursday, May 24, 2018, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Introductions: Approve April 19, 2018 meeting minutes. General Announcements: New Stormwater Funding Opportunity Updates on Nashua/Manchester Regional Municipal Cooperative Agreement Proposal Commitments NOI Work Session, Jamie Houle, UNH SW Center – Filling out the NOI together where we can use generic language. Bring your laptops with the NOI downloaded and saved or a printed hardcopy of the NOI available at: Other Business? Next Meeting Date and Agenda: