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3. CURRENT AFFAIRS AND GENERAL KNOWLEDGE (20 marks) Time recommended: 25 minutes Attempt all the questions. Write your answer on the paper. Do not use a red pen or calculator. In popular US TV series did Meghan Markle appear? Who is the European Commission’s chief negotiator in the talks about the UK leaving the European Union? British political consulting firm filed for bankruptcy in May 2018 following a data privacy scandal? Which city is scheduled to host the 2020 Olympics? What is the name of the husband of Kim Kardashian? Who announced that they would stand down as editor of the Daily Mail in 2018 after more than a quarter of a century at the helm? Name any of the celebrities on the 2018 series of Strictly Come Dancing on BBC1? Who is the President of France? Who won a privacy case against the BBC in 2018 over its coverage of a police raid on his home? What is the capital of the USA? Why is American Mark Zuckerberg famous? Donald Trump starred in which US TV show before running for president? The Manchester Arena was the scene of a terrorist suicide bomb attack on May 22, 2017. Which pop star had the fans gone to see? Sergei and Yulia Skripal were poisoned with what nerve agent in Salisbury in March 2018? Why did many of the stars on the red carpet at the 2018 Golden Globes wear black? Where is the European Court of Human Rights based? Who is the first minister of Scotland? In terms of the Middle East, what do you understand by the word Daesh? Which English football club do you associate Pep Guardiola with? The UK Monetary Policy Committee is part of which organisation?
2018 Senior Centers Request for Proposal Proposed Personnel Detail Budget January 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019 Excel versions of the budget templates can be found on the application page of the Applicant Agency Name: Proposed Program Name: Agency’s Full-Time (FTE) = hours/week Amount by Fund Source(s) Position FTE # of Hours Employed Hourly Rate Requested HSD Funding Other Fund Source Other Fund Source Total Program Subtotal – Salaries & Wages Personnel Benefits: FICA Pensions/Retirement Industrial Insurance Health/Dental Unemployment Compensation Other Employee Benefits Subtotal – Personnel Benefits: Total Personnel Costs (Salaries & Benefits):
In aid of Abbie’s Sparkle Foundation, Burghead Parent and Toddlers and Burghead Coastal Rowing Club. NAME OF SWIMMER:_____________________________________________________________________ Sponsorship and Gift Aid Declaration Form If I have ticked the box headed ‘Gift Aid? √’, I confirm that I am a UK Income or Capital Gains taxpayer. I have read this statement and want the charity named above to reclaim tax on the donation detailed below, given on the date shown. I understand that if I pay less Income Tax / or Capital Gains tax in the current tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all of my donations it is my responsibility to pay any difference. I understand the charity will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given. You must provide your full name, home address, postcode & √’, Gift Aid for the charity to claim tax back on your donation Sponsor’s Full Name (First name & surname) Sponsor’s Home Address (Only needed if you are Gift Aiding you donation) Postcode Donation Amount £ Date Paid Gift Aid? √
FEBRUARY APRIL MAY Internships — What is an Internship & How Can I Get One? Tuesday, February 27, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 International Students: Want to do an Internship? Find Out How Thursday, 1, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 Job Search for Undocumented Students Thursday, March 15, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 Using Social Media in the Job Search Tuesday, April 3, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 Job Fair Prep Event Tuesday, May 1, 2018 11:15am—12:35pm CAMPUS QUAD AREA Job Search Strategies – How to Find Employment Tuesday, March 6, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 How to Use HireSMC to Look for Internships and/or Jobs! Tuesday, March 20, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 Choosing a — Making a Major Move Thursday, April 5, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 SPRING JOB FAIR TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2018 10:00am—1:00pm CAMPUS QUAD AREA Choosing a — Making a Major Move Thursday, March 8, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 How to Create an Award Winning Resume Thursday, March 22, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 Job Search for Undocumented Students Thursday, April 19, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 How to Prepare for a Panel Interview Thursday, May 10, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 How to Use HireSMC to Look for Internships and/or Jobs! Tuesday, 24, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 ANNUAL INTERNSHIP FAIR TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018 10:00am—1:00pm CAMPUS QUAD AREA How to Build Your Network to Find a Job or Internship Thursday, 26, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 Using Social Media in the Job Search Thursday, May 31, 2018 11:15am—12:15pm, HSS 154 For more information, please contact the Career Services Center at (310) 434 – 4337 Revised 2-1-18
VENDORS DAY AND SPRING MEETING AGENDA Georgia Power 241 Ralph McGill Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 May 24, 2018 THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM ARRIVAL, REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST 9:00 AM – 9:05 AM Opening & Announcements Charles Calmbacher, President, AIHA-GLS 9:05 AM – 10:30 AM Noise Control Success Stories Bob Hendry, Research Scientist, Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute 10:30 AM – 11:00 VENDOR INTRODUCTIONS AND BREAK 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Vendor Presentations Peake Engineering, Premier Safety, HETI, Pine Environmental, EMSL Analytical, SKC 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM LUNCH 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM OSHA Update Keith Haas, Assistant Director, OSHA Atlanta West 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM Human Factors Drew Peake, Forensic Engineer, Peake Engineering 2:45 PM – 3:00 PM BREAK 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Sampling Considerations for Peracetic Acid Jenny Houlroyd, Research Scientist, Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute 4:00 PM Closing Charles Calmbacher, President, AIHA-GLS
NAME: ____________________________ PERIOD: ___ DATE: ____________ MRS. BRANFORD GLOBAL HISTORY 10 ~ 4: AGE OF NAPOLEON ~ Directions: Each of the paintings below are of Napoleon Bonaparte. Examine the images and then answer the question that follows. Image A Image B C Describe how Napoleon is depicted in Image A. Describe how Napoleon is depicted in Image B. Describe how Napoleon is depicted in C. on the images above, how did Napoleon’s role in France and people’s perception of him change over time? STAGE 4 | 1799-1815: Age of Napoleon 1 2 3 4 5 November 1799 March 1804 December 1804 1803 – 1815 Nov. 1814 - June 1815 Napoléon Bonaparte’s coup d'état and declares himself First Consul The Code Napoleon is issued Napoleon declares himself Emperor of France and reinstitutes hereditary rule Napoleonic Wars (Conquers most of Europe) Fails to invade Russia in Dec. 1812 & is defeated in wars against allied European powers Napoleon is exiled for life Congress of Vienna (Redraw map of Europe) Louis XVIII installed as the King of France November 1799: Napoléon Bonaparte’s coup d'état and declares himself First Consul
Napoléon Bonaparte’s coup d'état and declares himself First Consul November 1799 The Code Napoleon March 1804 The Napoleonic Wars 1803-1812 Napoleon declares himself Emperor of France December 1804 Congress of Vienna & Louis XVIII is King of France Nov. 1814 - June 1815 on what you have learned so far, was the French Revolution successful? Circle one of the following and explain your reasoning with evidence. Explanation & evidence How has your evaluation of the French Revolution’s success changed since the last stage you studied? Why?
a Swimming Venue: Southwest Valley YMCA 2919 N Litchfield Rd, Goodyear, AZ 85395 Task Location/ Event Time Registration/ Check in: Aquatics Center 7:00am – 1:00pm Coaches Meeting: Aquatics Center- Pre Staging 8:00am – 8:15am Competition Time: Session 1- Warm Up 7:45am – 8:15am Session 1- Finals 8:30am – 12:00pm Volunteer Shift Change: 12:00pm – 12:30pm Session 2 - Warm Up 12:00pm – 12:30pm Session 2- Finals 12:45pm – 4:00pm Order of Events: Session 1 Division 100M Freestyle 25M Freestyle 50M Freestyle 200M Freestyle 50M Butterfly 25M Butterfly 100MButterfly Order of Events: Session 2 Division 25M Backstroke 50M Backstroke 4x50M Freestyle Relay 4x50M Medley Relay
8th 2:45-3:30 ONALASKA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT P.O. Box 2289 Onalaska, Texas 77360 (936) 646-1000 BOARD OF TRUSTEES President Ted Wiggins Vice President Brandon Smith Secretary Pobla Gallier Members Tom Curran John Haynes Dennis Hodge Russell Jones
2 inches wide. All are correct. '2-1-5' Question: R065 - One of the second referee's specific responsibilities is to whistle a warning at 45 seconds and instruct the timer to sound the audio signal at 60 seconds to end the time-out. Response: True '5-5-3b(12) False Question: R066 - Once a replay is signaled by the referee, the following requests may still be recognized Response: Time-out. Service order for the coach's team. Both a time-out and service order for the coach's team. None are correct. '9-8-2 ' Question: R067 - The visiting team shall call both the pre-match coin toss and the deciding set coin toss, if necessary. Response: True False '1-2-4b' Question: R068 - The winner of the coin toss has the option on which side of the court its team will start set No. 1. Response: True False '1-6-3'
Question: R073 - Each player, including the libero, shall be identified by a number that is: Response: Multi-colored. Located on the back and lower front of the uniform top. Not more than two digits (00, 0-99). '4-2-4b, c, d, f ' Located 7 inches down from the shoulder seam. Question: R074 - If a visible number is worn on the uniform bottom it does not have to match the number on the uniform top. Response: True False '4-2-5 ' Question: R075 - The first referee and second referee: Response: May allow a review of a call from a monitoring or electronic device. May exchange duties for any reason. Shall begin jurisdiction of the match with the first whistle for serve. Shall make the decisions on rule infractions. '5-1-2, 5-1-3, 5-1-4 ' Question: R076 - Which of the following is correct concerning the second referee? The second referee must have Response: A coin A Watch Whistle and lanyard All are correct. '5-3-2b '
Office of Indian Policy 2018 IPAC Subcommittee Schedule Sub-committee OIP Regional Manager Tribal Liaison (s) Aging and Disability Services & Behavioral Health Administration (ALTSA, DDA, BHA) Brenda Marietta Bobba - ALTSA Gil - DDA Justin Chan – DDA Lucilla Mendoza - BHA Children’s Administration Natrall Walker Juliette Knight Bob Economic Services Administration Gone Rossnagle Rehabilitation Administration & Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (RA & DVR) Janet Gone Art Garza Legislative Tim Collins Health Care Authority Brenda Lucilla Mendoza ** Meetings are subject to cancellation January 2018 9th ADS (ALTSA, DDA) Sub-Committee – 9:00 to noon 22nd HCA-BHA - 9:00 to noon February 2018 8th ESA sub-committee – 9:00 to noon 13th ADS (ALTSA, DDA) – 9:00 to noon 14th CA sub-committee – 9:00 to noon 15th JJ&RA/DVR sub-committee – 1:00 to 4:00 26th HCA & BHA- 9:00 to noon March 2018 13th ADS (ALTSA, DDA) – 9:00 to noon 14th CA sub-committee – 9:00 to noon 26th HCA & BHA 9:00 to noon 2018 10th ADS DDA) –9:00 to noon 23rd HCA & BHA - 9:00 to noon May 2018 8th ADS (ALTSA, DDA) – 9:00 to noon 9th CA sub-committee – 9:00 to noon
CSTC / PROGRAM GRAD. PARADE DATE TIME OPC REPRESENTATIVE REVIEWING OFFICER CTC Trenton General Training Serial A 20 Jul 2018 Friday 0930 hrs. Tommy Thomas LCol Gabriel Doré, CO RCSU CTC Trenton Basic Aviation/BATA Serial A 27 July 2018 Friday 0930 hrs. John Nolan, OPC Chair (plus various OPC/ Jim Gale to present John OPC Chair CTC Trenton General Training Serial B 03 Aug 2018 Friday 0930 hrs. Dave Ronson LCol Rob Burns, CO MVCFTC CTC Trenton Trooping Ceremony 10 Aug 2018 Friday 1900 hrs. Steve Moody Col Mark Goulden, CO 8-Wing Trenton CTC Trenton Final Graduation - All courses 17 Aug 2018 Friday 0930 hrs. John Nolan &/or Dan Hutt, Steve Moody Jim Gale to present LCol Baldasaro, CO 437 Sqn. CTC Blackdown - CFB Borden Basic Drill/Survival/Mil Band/Pipes/Fitness 27 Jul 2018 Friday 1000 hrs. Craig Hawkins LCol Gabriel Doré, CO RCSU CTC Blackdown - CFB Borden League and Sponsor Appreciation Day 28 Jul 2018 Saturday 0900 hrs. Ferguson Mobbs Air, Army, Sea, Legion Reps CTC Blackdown - CFB Borden Sunset Ceremony 10 Aug 2018 Friday 1800 hrs. John Nolan &/or Dan Hutt Col Atherton, CFB Borden Base Commander CTC Blackdown - CFB Borden Final Graduation - All courses 16 Aug 2018 Thursday 1800 hrs. John Nolan &/or Dan Hutt Col Jason Guiney, Chief of Staff, 4th Division CTC Connaught Final Graduation - All courses 16 Aug 2018 Thursday 1830 hrs. Wiaz RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki CFTC Mountain View Glider Pilot Scholarship (GPS) 17 Aug 2018 Friday 1300 hrs. Steve Moody LCol Steve Camps, 8 Wing Operations Officer CTC Canadore - North Bay Advanced Aviation Technology Courses (AATC) 17 Aug 2018 Friday 1000 hrs. Mike Boyle Col Mark Roberts, 22 Wing Commander Diamond Flight Centre – London Power Pilot Scholarship 24 Aug 2018 Friday 1300 hrs. Sam Newman LCol Gabriel Doré, CO RCSU MAG Aerospace - Sudbury Power Pilot Scholarship 24 Aug 2018 Friday 1300 hrs. Steve Moody Major Chris Toth, Durham Flight Centre – Oshawa Power Pilot Scholarship 24 Aug 2018 Friday 1300 hrs. John Nolan &/or Dan Hutt LCol Rob Burns, CO MV CFTC
Easy Reader Author and Title Tedd Arnold, Fly Guy! Series Alyssa Capucilli, Biscuit Series Cynthia Rylant, Henry and Mudge Series, Puppy Mudge Series Mo Willems, Elephant & Piggie Series Fiction/Picture Author and Title Jan Brett, Gingerbread Baby Broach, When Dinosaurs Came with Everything Eric Carle, The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse Lauren Child, Charlie & Lola Series Annika Dunklee, My Name is Elizabeth Tomie dePaola, Strega Nona Series Tad Hills, Rocket Writes A Story Tad Hills, How Rocket Learned To Read Katie DiCamillo, Bink and Gollie Olivier Dunrea, Gossie & Gertie Series Henkes, Lilly’s Big Day Katharine Holabird, Angelina Ballerina Series Jon Klassen, I Want My Hat Back Eric Litwin, Pete the Cat Cynthia Lord, Hot Rod Hamster Bill Martin, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Kate McMullan, I Stink! Series David McPhail, Tell Me the Day Backwards Jane O’Connor, Fancy Nancy Series Jerry Pinkney, The Little Red Hen Cynthia Rylant, Brownie & Pearl Series Judith Schachner, Skippyjon Jones Series Deborah Underwood, The Quiet Book Melony Watt, Scaredy Squirrel Series Rosemary Wells, Max and Ruby Series Mo Willems, Pigeon Drive the Bus Series Audrey Wood, Silly Sally Audrey Wood, The Alphabet Mystery Biography Author and Title Pebble Books, First Biographies Series (30 titles) Robert Coles, The Story of Ruby Bridges Jean Marzollo, Happy Birthday, Martin Luther King Ann Warren Turner, Abe Lincoln Remembers William Steig, When Everybody Wore a Hat
Non-Fiction Author and Title Lynda DeWitt, What Will the Weather Be? Carole Gerber, Winter Trees Jenkins, How Many Ways--Can You Catch a Fly? Brian Karas, On Earth Darrin Lunde, Hello Baby Beluga George Ella Lyon, All the Water in the World Patrick McDonnell, Me . . . Jane Marilyn Singer, Eggs Mari Takabayashi, I Live in Tokyo Melony Walsh, 10 Things I Can Do to Help My World Thomas Yezerski, Meadowlands Poetry Author and Title Eric Carle, Poetry Books Polly Dunbar, Here’s a Little Poem Kristine George, Little Dog Poems Nikki Grimes, When Gorilla Goes Walking MaryAnn Hoberman, The Llama Who Had No Pajama: 100 Favorite Poems Jeff Foxworthy, Dirt On My Kristin O’Connell George, Fold Me A Poem Jack Prelutsky, Poetry Books Alice Schertle, Button Up! Wrinkled Rhymes Shel Silverstein, Poetry Books Jane Here’s A Little Poem Wade Zahares, Big, Bad and a Little Bit Scary Folktales Author and Titles Eric Kimmel, Medio Pollito Janet Stevens, Tops and Bottoms Various Authors of Chicken Little Eugenios Trivizas, Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig Periodicals National Geographic Kids Ranger Rick
Summer School Courses 9 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Applied to Academic Math Transfer (0.5 credit) Foundations for College Mathematics (College) Functions (University) Advance Functions (University) Calculus and Vectors (University) MPM1HH MBF3CS MCR3US MAP4CS MHF4US MCV4US eLearning International Business Fundamentals BBB4MS Literacy Course English (College) English (University) Writers Craft (University) OLC3OS ENG3CS ENG3US OLC4OS ENG4CS ENG4US EWC4US Mathematics of Data Management (University) MDM4US Analysing Current Economic Issues (University) Civics (0.5 credit) Careers (0.5 credit) CHV2OS GLC2OS CIA4US Biology (College) Biology (University) Chemistry (College) Chemistry (University) Physics (College) Physics (University) SBI3CS SBI3US SCH3US SPH3US SBI4US SCH4CS SCH4US SPH4CS Equity and Social Justice (University/College) World Cultures (University/College) Gender Studies (University/College) HSG3MS HSE4MS HSC4MS Summer School 2018
Youth Small $15.00 Youth Medium $15.00 Youth Large $15.00 Adult Small $15.00 Adult Medium $15.00 Adult Large $15.00 Adult XLarge $15.00 Adult 2X $17.00 Adult 3X $18.00 Total: Entry Fees: Entry Fees for Horse A Entry Fees for Horse B Entry Fees for 2 Year OId Horse Stalls # horses x $25.00 Tack Stalls (optional) # of stalls x $25.00 Ground Fee (for horses not a stall) x $10.00 Grand Total T-Shirts Cost TOTAL $______________ Make Checks payable to your County OSU Extension Office **Cattle Classes 1, 2, 3, 44, 45, 46, and 47 must have at 10 entries to offer class. To qualify for state you must enter the SWD Show. An additional cattle fee will be collected at show if classes are offered based on entry numbers and cattle cost. STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING entry fee and stall fees must accompany this form. we___________________________; _________________________; ________________________; (Father or Guardian) (Mother or Guardian) (Contestant) agree that the Southwest District 4-H Horse Council, and District Horse Show, officials and personnel of the Fairgrounds in Duncan, Oklahoma will not be held responsible in case of loss, accident or injury to the above named contestant, parent or guardian, members of their party, their animals, or their equipment. We also understand that: 1. All protests must be filed in accordance with rule 14, page 14 of the Oklahoma State 4-H Horse Show Rules.
This abstract is being submitted for consideration as a: Pre-Symposium Tutorial Technical Track Session Poster Paper Topic Area: (Check all TOPICS that your presentation would address) Aging Infrastructure Artificial Intelligence and Autonomy Impacts on T&E Automated and Embedded T&E Big Data Analytics Cognitive Electronic Warfare T&E Deep Learning Design of Experiments Directed Energy Testing Hypersonic Testing Live/Virtual/Constructive Testing Interconnectivity Spectrum Encroachment T&E/Training Ranges Encroachment Workforce Other: ______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ of Presentation: Primary Author’s Name: Secondary Author(s): Organization: Address with City, State and Zip Phone Number: Email: Abstract (max 500 words)
2018 TBA Timeline Registration January 1st Online Registration Begins January 13th Sat 9am – 4pm Margaret Carpenter Recreation Center February 13th Tue 4pm – 9pm Margaret Carpenter Recreation Center February 17th Sat 9am – 4pm Margaret Carpenter Recreation Center March 7th Wed 4pm – 9pm Margaret Carpenter Recreation Center March 10th Sat 9am – 4pm Dick’s Sporting Goods (Larkridge) 16th Fri 4pm – 9pm Margaret Carpenter Recreation Center March 16th Last Day of Online Registration (Registrations received after March 16h will be assessed a $20 late Fee and put on a waiting list and will be assigned to a team as room permits) Important Dates January 13th – Deadline for Coach’s applications (Head Coaches) February 25th – Mandatory Coach’s Meeting (photos for IDs) – Deadline for Frozen Rosters March 17th (March 24th) – Tryouts & Draft Day March 26th-30th – Spring Break (No Activities) March 31st – Equipment Check-Out April 2nd – Practices Begin April 6th – Coaches Clinic (Mandatory for all coaches) April 7th – Player’s Camp April 8th – TBA Day @ Dick’s Sporting Goods (Larkridge) May 5th – Opening Day May 5th – MLB Pitch, Hit & Run May 25th-28th – Memorial Day Weekend (NO GAMES) June1st – TBA Day @ Coors Field June 23rd – Shetland Closing Ceremony (June 24 Makeup date) June 30th – End of Season July 1st-4th – Independence Day (no games) July 1st Fall Ball Registration Begins July 5th – End of Season Tournament Begins July 20th & 21st – Pinto & Mustang Tournament Championships (July 21st makeup date) July 20th & 21st – Bronco & Pony Tournament Championships (July 21st makeup date) July 22nd – All Star Game July 28th – End of Season Coach’s Meeting / Equipment return July 29th – End of Season Volunteer Appreciation Party / Softball Game November 11th – General Assembly (Elections – President, Treasurer)
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07:00 am Jog Outs Begin 07:30 am Shooting Begins 08:30 am Running Phase Begins 10:30 am Turnout Inspections Begin 11:00 am Riding Phase 1 Begins 02:30 pm Horse Management Ends 02.30 - 4:30pm Swim Phase Begins (LIGONIER YMCA) (Everyone must YMCA by 5:00 PM – no exceptions) 05:30 pm Awards (As soon as scoring finished) Directions • PA Turnpike to EXIT 91, DONEGAL. to St. Clair • LEFT off exit. Stables/ • FIRST LEFT onto RT 711 NORTH. 12 miles to Ligonier. RRHPC: • At light, turn RIGHT onto U. S. RT 30 EAST. • Go 2 miles. Turn RIGHT onto RT 381. • Go a half mile and turn LEFT onto “HUNTER
Name __________________________________________________________ The Water Cycle Match the term with its definition. _____1. Collection _____2. Condensation _____3. Evaporation _____4. Freezing _____5. Melting _____6. Precipitation _____7. Transpiration A. A type of evaporation which occurs from the surface of plant leaves as the plant’s temperature increases and water vapor is released into the air. B. The fallen precipitation is “collected/stored” in bodies of water. C. Water which falls to Earth’s surface. D. When ice gains heat, it changes from solid ice to liquid water. E. When liquid loses heat energy, it becomes a solid. F. When water absorbs enough heat, it becomes a gas (water vapor). G. When water vapor loses heat energy and becomes liquid water. 8. Earth has been recycling water for over ______ billion years. (Enter a number) 9. This provides the energy to power the water cycle. a. c. Fire b. Wind d. Sun 10. Water is the not only substance that exists on Earth in each of its three states (solid, liquid, & gas). a. True b. False 11. Water sometimes changes its location by changing state in pattern. This is the… a. carbon cycle. c. oxygen cycle. b. nitrogen cycle. d. water cycle.
AYSO Area A Tournament @ Cedar Springs June 8th – 10th, 2018 Team Roster Roster Date: Region: Team Name: Coach Name: SafeHaven CDC Age Appropriate Trained Asst. Coach Name: SafeHaven CDC Age Appropriate Trained Uniform Colors: Shirt: Shorts: Age Division: U-10 U-14 U-16 U-19 Boys Maximum # of Players: Roster Note: You may submit a team roster in lieu of this roster form. If you do, make sure the Regional Commissioner signs that form. U-10 U-12 U-14 U-19 11 13 15 15 Directions: Player ID #: The National AYSO Registration Number, Region #: Region in which player is registered. (List In Order By Uniform Shirt No.) Shirt # Region # Player ID # Player’s Name Last, (please print) Age Date of Telephone Including Area Code By my signature I certify that all players on this roster are valid registered players in my region and are approved to participate in this tournament: Regional Commissioner: Print Name Signature (Blue or Red Ink)
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2018 YARRAM AG SHOW COMMUNITY & NOT FOR PROFIT GROUP BOOKING FORM Yarram Agricultural Society ABN: 35 934 128 530, A0006216Y PLEASE RETURN TO: Michelle Vines, PO BOX 116, Yarram, Vic, 3971. Email: Phone: 0437 432 991 Other contacts: Becky Morton 0488 058 127 SATURDAY 25th NOVEMBER SITE DETAILS Group Name NATURE OF Please note – groups wanting a stall for salable items (eg products, food etc) must use the TRADE SITE form and pay regular fees for site. Information/display Raffle Demonstration Other (please specify for your stall and any requests/considerations) SIZE REQUIRED (3m maximum) additional space can be purchased @ $10per m YES (@$15) note – power will be charged as it is a cost incurred to us that needs to be covered. NO SITEHOLDER DETAILS – please fill out NAME: ABN # If applicable CONTACT PHONE Mobile Alternative: EMAIL POSTAL ADDRESS PLEASE NOTE: The person filling out this form will be the main contact person. In doing so you agree to abide by the Yarram Agricultural rules and regulations set out in the schedule. Any group or organization conducting a raffle must abide by the rules and regulations for fundraising outlined by the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulations (VCGLR) and be declared a community or charitable organization. Groups should supply and have on the day a copy of their declared number. SIGNED: DATE: PAYMENT DETAILS Bank Details: Bank – Bendigo Bank, BSB: 633 000 Account No: 160 903 522 Yarram Agricultural Society Inc. DONATION/ADDITIONAL $ POWER $ TOTAL $ Payment enclosed Cheques Payable to Yarram Agricultural Society ABN: 35 934 128 530 Online Banking Option If paying online or by direct deposit please provide name for reference and a copy of your receipt for easy processing. OFFICE USE ONLY Insurance certificate Declare Status # Pass & Confirmation Sent YES NO TRADE SITE FROMS TO BE RECEIEVED BY OCTOBER 25th 2018 WE WILL ENDEAVOUR TO DO OUR BEST TO SATISFY ANY REQUESTS BUT THIS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED. COMMUNITY SERVICE and Not for Profit Groups are free of charge (donation if desired) except for power (unless your stall is having items for purchase then you must do the regular trade site form. INFORMATION ON SITE LOCATION WILL BE SENT OUT CLOSER TO THE DATE with Passes for entry.
Interview Requirement Face-to-face Interview Telephone Interview No Interview Required Remote Interview Special Requirement (such as specific skill set, name of specific student, required to handle non-Halal substances, etc.) Overseas Assignment (for local SIP only) Estimated Period / Frequency Country to be attached to . Section 6: Overseas Internship (if applicable) For Overseas Internship (OSIP) only OSIP Country Others: (please provide details) State: City: Indicate if any of these are provided: Airfare (please provide details) Airport Pickup Accommodation Meals Travel Insurance OSIP organisation’s relationship with a Singapore company, if any Parent Company Sister Company Subsidiary Partner Not Applicable Section 7: Others How did you get to know about this internship programme? Email Referral Temasek Polytechnic Website Others: ( provide details) Temasek Polytechnic contact info (if you have already been in contact with us regarding SIP) Name Diploma Would you like to be contacted for future engagements with TP? (e.g. collaborative projects, career fairs, industry talks, etc.) Please save your completed form in “Company Name.doc” format (DO NOT save as PDF format, DO NOT modify the document fields) and email it to the representative of your selected diploma(s) or Please visit our website: for more information of the courses taken by our students. For general enquiry, you may contact us at (65) 67805322 For diploma specific enquiry, you may contact the respective diploma representatives directly as below:
All vehicles not contained within your stall area must be off the grounds by 8:30am Saturday. Gates will not re-open for leaving until 4.00pm, and for safety reasons, no movement of traffic will be allowed before this time. It is the responsibility of the stallholder to clear away all rubbish at the end of the day. Caretaking The grounds will be secured and patrolled between 7.00pm Friday 23 March 2018 and 7.00am Saturday 24 March 2018. Outside these hours’ applicants must make their own arrangements for the safe keeping of their own goods. The Mt Barker Agricultural Society will accept no responsibility for any losses at any time. Clover Leaf Trail Mt Barker Show has its own version of the Yellow Road, which we call the Clover Leaf Trail. We welcome any offers of donations or vouchers and/or stall participation by being a pick up point. If you are interested please email or call me for details of how to be involved before the closing date. Thank you. Any person intending to stay on the grounds overnight must obtain permission from the Mt Barker Agricultural Society and a security pass will then be issued at the discretion of the committee. Persons without a pass will be removed from the grounds. No camping on Showgrounds prior to Friday 23 March 2018. WARNING Restriction on goods for sale: the sale of flick, sheath and pocket knifes, guns, explosive caps and the like, is prohibited. Contravention of any of these conditions may mean removal from the showgrounds. The Mt Barker Agricultural Show has a ‘no dog policy’. Guide dogs and Assistance dogs and those taking part in the entertainment and the Family Pets Competition are exempt. The Mt Barker Show is a restricted alcohol zone. Consumption of alcohol is only permitted within a restricted area and only when purchased at the Show. No alcohol is permitted to be brought onto the grounds by the public. Yours sincerely Trade Site Manager 0499 435 314
TRADITIONAL PPO PLAN $10/20%/40% RX PROVIDED BY AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY EFFECTIVE March 1, 2018 – AETNA INC. CPOS II DEDUCTIBLE, COPAYS/COINSURANCE AND DOLLAR MAXIMUMS TIER 1 Trinity Health facilities and Aligned Providers TIER 2 Select Network Providers TIER 3 OUT OF NETWORK Deductible - per calendar year* $250 per member $500 per family $750 per member $1,500 per family $1,500 per member $3,000 per family Copays/Coinsurance Fixed Dollar Copays $20 copay Office visits Outpatient mental health care visits $30 copay Specialist office visits $35 Urgent care visits $100 Emergency room visits $50 Outpatient surgery – facility fee only $20 copay Outpatient mental health care visits $30 copay Office visits $35 copay Urgent Care $40 Specialist office visits $100 copay Emergency room visits Outpatient surgery – facility fee only $500 copay Inpatient admissions $35 copay Urgent Care $100 Emergency room visits $200 Outpatient surgery – facility fee only $1,000 copay Inpatient admissions Percent Coinsurance 10% 20% 40% of R&C Out-of-Pocket Maximum – per calendar year* Includes Prescription drugs, deductible, coinsurance and copays $2,500 per member $5,000 per family $4,750 per member $9,500 per family $9,500 per member $19,000 per family Lifetime Maximum Includes Prescription Drugs None FULL INTEGRATION (DOLLARS ACCUMULATE TOWARDS ALL TIERS) FACILITY OUTPATIENT DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES TIER 1 Trinity Health facilities and Aligned Providers and Aligned Providers TIER 2 Select Network Providers TIER 3 OUT OF NETWORK MRI, MRA, PET and CAT Scans and Nuclear Medicine Covered – 90% after deductible Covered – 80% after deductible Covered – 60% of R&C after deductible Diagnostic Tests, X-rays, Laboratory & Pathology Covered – 90% after deductible Covered – 80% after deductible Covered – 60% of R&C after deductible Radiation Therapy Covered – 90% deductible Covered – 80% after deductible Covered – 60% of R&C after deductible
Date of Request: Last Name: First Name: Initial: Last four digits of your SSN: XXX-XX- Date of Birth Maiden or Name appearing on Transcript, as a student: Your Address City State Zip Work Phone # Cell Phone # E-mail to contact you: 1 Certified Transcript $10.00 (non-refundable) Additional copies ($3.00 each) (non-refundable) Total number needed? Make payments payable to: New Mexico Higher Education Department (NMHED) (we do not accept cash or credit cards) Form of payment: Order Cashier’s Check Total amount attached: $ Name of Closed School you attended: Enrolled in Program: Attended: Did you complete the program or graduate? Y or N Graduation Date: Mail Transcript(s)To: Name or Institution Street City State Zip Mail Additional Copy To: Name or Institution Street City State Zip Mail Additional Copy To: Name or Institution Street City State Zip Your signature allows NMHED to release your transcripts to a third party on your behalf. NMHED Staff note Amount & Date Received: Transcript Processed By: Date Processed & Mailed:
2018 TSNA Conference “SCHOOL NUTRITION HERO!” Chattanooga Convention Center Monday, June 11, 2018 - T Pre-Conference Classes - T/M Leadership Academy - F Boxed Lunches Leadership & Pre-Conference Attendees Only - Registration (Convention Center Area) - Emporium & Room 5 Up
- M TSNA Executive Board Meeting (Marriott Plaza A) - Leadership & Culinary Academy Graduation (Rooms & 6) Tuesday, June 12, 2018 - Exhibitor Set - Registration (Convention Center Lobby Area) - T Pre-Conference Classes (See Room Assignment Grid) - Silent Auction (Item Drop off) (Glass Room 1)
- Emporium and Marketplace (Glass Room 2) - F of Delegates Only Reception (Marriott Plaza A) - M House Of Delegates Meeting (Marriott Plaza B) - GS Opening General Session (Ballrooms E – J) - F Dinner (Super Hero Attire) - GS Award Ceremony and Industry Recognition
- GS Heroes to the Rescue Wednesday, June 13, 2018 – W Explore with Wellness Activity (Conference Center Lobby Area) - Registration (Conference Center Lobby Area) - Silent Auction Open (Glass Room 1) - Emporium Open (Glass Room 2) - T Food Safety in Schools Required)
TOURNAMENT PITCHING RECORD Names of all pitchers who appear in tournament games must be listed on this form and the form must be signed by one of the following: Opposing Team manager, business manager, the official scorer of the game, the tournament director, or an official game representative. Date of Game Level Of Tournament Play Opponent Name Pitcher’s Name Pitcher’s Age Pitcher’s Number Pitch Count Days Rest Official Signature & Title
Submissions Due: July 6, 2018 ABSTRACTS AND PAPER SUBMISSION FOR TECHNICAL TRACK SESSIONS Send completed submission form to: , using the following file name: LASTNAME-FIRSTNAME-2018-TTR-Abstact-Submission The 2018 ITEA Test Technology Review Workshop is scheduled for September 26-27, 2018 with the theme “Testing Tomorrow’s Technology with Today’s Capabilities”. Current test and evaluation capabilities haven’t kept pace with state-of-the-art technologies being developed and designed into commercial and military systems. Innovative test approaches using current test capability infrastructure as well as more capable instrumentation and measurement systems will be required to adequately address this challenge. Examples of these advanced technologies include robotics, artificial intelligence, nano-scale electronics, high performance sensors, 5G wireless systems, and complex human machine interfaces. ABSTRACTS AND PAPER SUBMISSION FOR TECHNICAL TRACK SESSIONS Presentation topics must either be about disruptive technologies, challenges in testing disruptive technologies or disruptive technologies that could improve current test capabilities. Authors are strongly encouraged to submit both a paper and presentation however the paper is not required. All materials must be cleared for public release, so please start your internal release process as soon as possible. Deadline for abstract submissions is July 6, 2018. Authors will be notified of acceptance by July 27, 2018. Presentations are due by September 7, 2018. Full papers are especially solicited and will be considered for publication in The ITEA Journal. Manuscript guidelines are found at www.itea.org.under the Publications tab. All papers and presentations must be cleared for public release. Full papers are due by October 12, 2018. Please Note: All 2017 Test Technology Review presenters will be the opportunity to have their papers published in The ITEA Journal of Test and Evaluation. Review participants will receive, within 30-45 days following the meeting, a link to comprehensive, unclassified materials from key note and special guest speakers, panel sessions, technical tracks and technical papers. If you would like to also submit a paper for consideration for publication in The ITEA Journal of Test and Evaluation you will need to prepare a full manuscript that adheres to the Journal guidelines. The submitting author must also complete and sign a copyright agreement and release form. Visit the ITEA website for all the details on the submission guidelines: Abstracts will only be accepted if the following information is completed
Table Coverage: Three (3) people total, at least two (2) adults, one must be knowledgeable on scoring Time Team Name Mat 1 7U & Under Aberdeen Mat 2 Bel Air Mat 3 Havre de Grace Mat 4 East Mat 1 8-10 Years Old Aberdeen Mat 2 NBWC Mat 3 Rising Sun Mat 4 Edgewood Mat 1 11- 14 Years Old Aberdeen Mat 2 Golden Ring Mat 3 HdG Mat 4 North East Tournament Up: Tournament clean up will occur on after the Competitive Tournament. ALL Teams to provide FOUR (4) representatives:
2018 United Way of Otter Tail & Wadena Counties Calendar of Events July 2018 Closed for Independence Day – July 4th Fergus Falls Day of Caring – July 18th Stuff the Bus applications due – July 20th No July Board Meeting August 2018 Stuff the Bus Donation Day – August 7th @ Fergus Falls Stuff the Bus Donation Day – August 9th @ Perham Board Meeting – August 15th Battle Lake Campaign Kickoff September 2018 No September Board Meeting October 2018 Board Meeting – October 17th November 2018 Board Meeting – November 21st Closed for Thanksgiving Day – November 22nd Closed for Day after Thanksgiving Day – November 23rd December 2018 Board Meeting – December 19th Closed for Christmas Eve Day – December 24th Closed for Christmas Day – December 25th
Your email: Your Date of letter Dear , The 2019 NYS Budget must address school funding issues. The cost involved in providing an appropriate public education to student in New York State, as mandated in the New York State Constitution, continues to increase due to factors beyond the control of local school boards, including, but not limited to, increased cost of external services required to meet state requirements and the ever-increasing cost of health care and pension benefits. The unprecedentedly low inflation rate this year means that the New York State Tax Levy Cap for the 2018-19 year is once again below 2 percent, allowing little or no increase in overall school tax revenues. Please support legislation that would set the allowable growth factor of the real property tax cap at a minimum of 2 percent. Since the 2007-2008 school year, the Peekskill City School District alone has lost over $46 million. I call upon Governor Andrew to fully fund Foundation Aid, and restoration of the lost aid, $3.6 billion statewide and $46 million to the Peekskill City School District in his Executive Budget. I also call upon the New York State Assembly and New York State Senate to actively support fully funding Foundation Aid, and the restoration of Lost Aid, in the coming budget negotiations. Furthermore, I call upon Governor Andrew Cuomo, the New York State Assembly and New York State Senate to oppose the adoption of any budget which does not fully fund Foundation Aid, and restoration of Lost Aid, for all school districts statewide. Sincerely, (Your Name) Mrs. Lisa Aspinall-Kellawon Board President Peekskill City School District 1031 Elm Street Dr. Mary Keenan Foster Superintendent of Schools
Schedule of Benefits UPMC Consumer Advantage Primary Care Provider: 10% Deductible HSA PPO - Premium Network Specialist: 10% after Deductible Deductible: $1,500 / $3,000 Coinsurance: 10% Total Annual Out-of-Pocket: $2,600 / $5,200 Emergency Department: 10% after Deductible Health Savings Plan (Modified) Summary This Schedule of Benefits will be an important part of your Certificate of Coverage (COC) or your Summary Plan Description (SPD). If your plan has an SPD, it is issued by your employer or labor trust fund. It is not issued by UPMC Health Plan. It is important that you review and understand your COC and/or SPD because they describe in detail the services your plan covers. The Schedule of Benefits describes what you pay for those services. For Covered Services to be paid at the level described in your Schedule of Benefits, they must be Medically Necessary. They must also meet all criteria described in your COC and/or SPD. Criteria may include Prior Authorization requirements. Please note that your plan may not cover all of your health care expenses, such as copayments and coinsurance. To understand what your plan covers, review your COC and/or SPD. You may also have Riders and Amendments that expand or restrict your benefits. If you have any questions about your benefits, or would like to find a Participating Provider near you, visit You can also call UPMC Health Plan Member Services at the phone number on the back of your member ID card. For more information on your plan, please refer to the final page of this document. Plan Information Participating Provider Non-Participating Provider Benefit Period Plan Year Primary Care Provider (PCP) Required Encouraged, but not required Pre-Certification and Prior Authorization Requirements Provider Responsibility Member Responsibility If you fail to obtain Authorization for certain services, you may not be eligible for reimbursement under your plan. Please see additional information below. Member Cost Sharing Participating Provider Non-Participating Provider HSA: Health Savings Seed Money (Amount Prorated Based Upon Date of Enrollment) $650/Single $1,300/Family Annual Deductible Individual $1,500 $3,500 Family $3,000 $7,000
Agenda Region One Esc – CTE Update September 13, 2018 CTE Update MOA Onsite Visits (only one) A-F Accountability – CCMR Indicators Sept. 18, 2018 - 8am-12pm #97838 (CCMR Training) Sept. 18, 2018 - 1pm-4pm (CCMR Training) Industry-based Certifications Coherent Sequence/CTE Courses Approved List TEA Update Industry-Based Certifications Programs of Study – Revision Revision of PEIMS coding (Tentative) Funding – Allowable costs FAQ – List will be provided ESSA & Alignment to Perkins – CTE PD. CTE Workshops/Conferences Region I ESC – CTE Workshops CTAT Mid-Winter Conf. – Feb. 11-13, 2019 at San Antonio, TX New CTE Teacher Conference – Nov. 13-15, 2018 at Austin, TX Vendor Presentations: 10:30am – Miguel Mijares, Game Salad 11:15am – Luis Martinez, CareerSafe 12:00pm – Angela L. Delamar, Region One ESC - Office of College & Career & Life Readiness 12:00 – Provided by Game Salad & CareerSafe
2018 Varsity Football Schedule Date Opponent Times Location Sunday, August 26th @ Susquehanna Indians Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 Susquehanna High School Football Field 3500 Elmerton Avenue, Harrisburg, PA 17110 Sunday, September 2nd Vs. Waynesboro Stallions Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 John H. Frederick Football Field 1 Memorial Park Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 September 8th – 9th Bye Week Sunday, September 16th @ Harrisburg Cougars Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 Harrisburg High School Football Field 2451 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA 17103 Sunday, September 23rd Vs. Middletown Blue Raiders Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 John H. Frederick Football Field 1 Memorial Park Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Sunday, September 30th @ New Cumberland Saints Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 Memorial Football New Cumberland 4th & 5th Streets, New Cumberland, PA 17070 Sunday, October 7th Vs. Red Land Patriots Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 John H. Frederick Football Field 1 Memorial Park Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Sunday, October 14th Vs. Swatara Tigers Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 John H. Frederick Football Field 1 Memorial Park Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Sunday, October 21st @ Carlisle Herd Smurf: 12:00 Pee Wee: 1:00 Pony: 2:30 Midget 4:00 Village Park Football Field, Carlisle 1830 Suncrest Drive & 400 Fern Ave., Carlisle, PA 17013
Water chestnut control Harvest and record water chestnut plants removed, known and new sites Number and weight of plants harvested. June thru September 2018 With partners, develop 2018 water chestnut indicators Compile data - area infested, management resources, mechanical and hand harvesting management specifics; populate indicators table 2018 chestnut indicators table. March 2019 Complete quarterly, semi-annual and final reports Report on progress quarterly and semi-annually, compile data, create maps, write final report quarterly reports, one semi-annual report and a final report. Final report on aerial photography work with site maps and future recommendations/plans for further work using this technology. Quarterly basis for quarterly reports. January 2019 for report March 2019 for final report Budget Information Requested funds will be used to support VTDEC contracted hand harvest work only, likely the Lake Champlain hand harvest contract only. Funds from LCBP would represent approximately 50% of the estimated total 2018 Lake Champlain Basin hand harvest contract amounts. Funds to support the balance of the hand harvest contract cost; mechanical harvesting and composting contracts; agreements for Lake Champlain access and access road repairs; salaries of VTDEC managing water chestnut; and for equipment maintenance and supplies are secured from other federal and state sources. Estimated budget details for the FFY2018 funds requested are provided in Table 2. Table 2. FFY2018 Water Chestnut Estimated Budget Details FFY2018 Estimated Budget Details Federal (LCBP) Cost Contractual: Hand harvest of water chestnut: Lake Champlain element $75,000 Contractual: Population monitoring using unmanned aerial systems $15,000 Total $90,000