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P.O. Drawer 170 Fyffe, AL 35971 Contact: Jay Email: Jronca@thevantagegroup.biz Website: www.thevantagegroup.biz (256) 417-4920 Ext 224 Fax: (256) 623-3944 Tidwell LLC 2001 Park Place North, Suite 900 Birmingham, AL 35203 Contact: Barry Tidwell barry.tidwell@tidwellgroup.com Website: www.tidwellgroup.com (205) 271-5527 Fax: (205) 822-1555 Vision Driven Communities 710 Stage Rd Auburn, AL 36830 Contact: Judy Van Dyke Email: (334) 826-0833 (334)444-9494 Volunteers of America of Project Development 600 Azalea Road Mobile, AL 36609 Contact: Sherry Atchison Email : Web site : www.VOA.org (251) 338-1286 Fax: (251) 666-2836 Prestwick Companies 3715 Northside Parkway, NW Building 200, Suite 175 Atlanta, GA 30327 Contact: Casey Craven Email: (404)949-3895 Wallace Architects, LLC 120 S. Limit Avenue Sedalia, MO 65301 Contact: Michael Kleffner mikek@wallacearchitect.com Website: www.wallacearchitects.com (660) 826-7000 Fax: (660) 826-7666 Wells Fargo Community Lending and Investments 171 17th Street NW 3rd Floor Atlanta, GA 30363 Contact : Reggie Fenn Email : 404-877-6615 Yardi Systems, Inc. 500 Colonial Center Pkwy, Suite 200 Rosewell, Ga 30076 Contact: Kris Panks Email: (770) 729-0007 Fax: (770) 729-0065 42 Equity Partners, LLC 2660 EastChase Lane, Suite 100 Montgomery, AL 36117-7024 Contact: Michael Haynes Email: (330) 906-7515
Build Alabama Partner Membership List: ACME Brick Company P.O. Box 425 Fort TX 76101-0425 Contact: Norris Watson Email: nwatson@brick.com (817) 332-4101 Brian Holloway - Carpet One 3955 Reeves Street Dothan, AL Contact: Neil Holloway Email: smalloffice@comcast.net (334) 793-9232 Classic Flooring, Inc. P.O. Box 430228 Birmingham, AL 35243 Contact: Victor Sharp victorsharp@classicflooring.net (205) 951-7773 Diversified Steel Fabricators, Inc. 195 Jeanette Barrett Ind. Pkwy Wetumpka, AL 36092 Contact : James McLendon Email : DivsSteel@aol.com (334) 567-2955 E&A Team, Inc. P. O. Box 70550 Tuscaloosa, AL 35407 Contact: Mark English Email: mark@EandATeam.com Website: www.EandATeam.com
(205) 722-9331 Fax: (205) 345-3813 Energy Consulting, Inc. 3612 Cheshire Road Birmingham, AL 35242 Contact: Larry Lewis Email: Lalewis1@bellsouth.net Website: ecialabama.com (205) 478-6485 Fax: (205) 980-1060 Harris Security 2780 Hwy 231 South AL 36360 Contact: Bryan Hatton bhatton@harrissecurity.com (334) 726-2186 Home Perfection General Contractors, Inc. P.O. Box 787 Alabaster, AL 35007 Contact: Bernardo De La Pava Email: homeperfection@bellsouth.net (205) 663-9486 JDA Electrical Company, LLC 3153 Huckaby Bridge Road, SW Hartselle, AL 35640 Contact: Josh Anders josh@jdaelectrical.com (256) 476-1440 Legacy Cabinets 285 Legacy Boulevard Eastaboga, AL 36260 Contact: Phillips jphillips@legacycabinetsllc.com (256) 241-3119 Lewis Smith Supply 1306 Columbia Hwy Dothan, AL 36301 Contact: Mark Smith Email: msmith@lewis-smithsupply.com (334) 793-5088 Optimum Solution Services, LLC 143 Rose Hill Ln Ridgeville, SC 29472 Contact : Dori McGriff Email : (843) 300-2351 Viridian Consulting, LLC P.O. Box 490 Enterprise, OR 97828 Contact : Tyler Chrisman tyler.chrisman@viridianconsulting.net (541)263-7685 Fax : (541)426-5978
Carole Pratt, Policy Analyst, Virginia Department of Health Integrating MRC and EMS into Real Events and Exercises Hilary Jacobson, Emergency Planning Coordinator, Central Shenandoah County Health Department Chris Rini, RC Coordinator, Central Shenandoah County Health Department 12:10-1:10 Vendor Sponsored Lunch 1:10-5:00 p.m. Discipline-Specific Meetings Healthcare Breakout Session VDH Health Directors VDH Emergency Coordinators VDH Epidemiologists and CD Nurses VDH MRC Coordinator VDH Public Information Officers June 2, 2017 7:30-9:00 a.m. Registration 9:00-4:15 p.m. Field Epidemiology Seminar Lunch – on your own Session Objectives May 31, 2017 Be Prepared to “Revive” with Nalozone Learning objectives Describing addiction, opioids, how to recognize an overdose, and how naloxone works Identifying causes and risk factors for opioid overdose Recognizing common myths about overdose reversal Describing how to assist in the reversal of an opioid overdose State how to schedule and lead a successful training Spokesperson Boot-camp Part 1 Learning objectives Describe communication challenges during emergencies Describe best practices for preparing for an interview/press conference. Demonstrate an effective on-camera interview and press conference “live” questioning
Planning for the Presidential Inauguration Jeffrey Walker, Northern Region Emergency Coordinator, VDH Office of Emergency Preparedness Glenn Blanchette, Regional Administrator/Regional Emergency Coordinator National Capital Region, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness & Response, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Meeting Room #1 Addiction and the Preparedness Community Dr. Susan Fischer Davis, Health Director, VDH Henrico County Health District Carole Pratt, Policy Analyst, Virginia Department of Health Ballroom E Integrating MRC and EMS into Real Events and Exercises Hilary Jacobson, Emergency Planning Coordinator, Central Shenandoah County Health Department Chris Rini, RC Coordinator, Central Shenandoah County Health Department Ballroom B 12:10-1:10 pm Exhibitor Sponsored Lunch Exhibit Hall A 1:10-5:00 pm Discipline-Specific Meetings Healthcare Breakout Session- Open to RHCCs, Hospitals, Long Term Care, etc Ballroom AF VDH Health Directors Ballroom C VDH Emergency Coordinators Ballroom E VDH Epidemiologists and CD Nurses Ballroom B VDH MRC Coordinator Ballroom F VDH Public Information Officers Meeting Room #1 June 2, 2017 7:30-9:00 am Registration 9:00 pm Field Epidemiology Seminar Ballroom Lunch – on your own Session Objectives May 31, 2017 Be Prepared to “Revive” with Naloxone Learning objectives: Describing addiction, opioids, how to recognize an overdose, and how naloxone works Identifying causes and risk factors for opioid overdose Recognizing common myths about overdose reversal Describing how to assist in the reversal of an opioid overdose State how to schedule and lead a successful training Spokesperson Boot-camp Part 1
School Website: School Facebook Page: (334)567-4323 Fax: (334)567-1409 fax Principal Bonnie Sullivan 334-567-4323 Ext. 51001 Assistant Principal Grades K-2 Minnie Pringle 334-567-4323 Ext. 51010 Administrative Assistant Grades 3-4 Wright 334-567-4323 Ext. 51009 Secretary Cathy Taylor Ext. 51006 Record Cheryl LaVigne Ext.51002 Bookkeeper Charlotte Causey Reading Coach GiGi Hankins
Child Abuse Pediatrics Sub-board eligibility or Physicians without board or board eligibility in the of Child Abuse Pediatrics, Advanced Practice Nurses, and Physician Assistants should have a minimum of 16 hours of formal didactic training in the medical evaluation of child sexual abuse (see Appendix 2). SANE’s without advanced practitioner training should have a minimum of 40 hours of coursework to the medical evaluation of child sexual abuse followed by a competency based clinical preceptorship. This means a preceptorship with an experienced provider in a clinical setting where the SANE can demonstrate competency in performing exams. (see Med-Appendix 2 or IAFN guidelines).
Project title: MaineHealth Alzheimer's Disease Partnership (Grant number: 90ALGG0013) Project director(s) and contact information: Margaret (Peggy) Haynes, (207) 661-7120, Grantee agency/organization: MaineHealth Partner organizations: Spectrum Generations Area Agency on Aging; Southern Maine Area Agency on Aging (SMAA); Maine Medical Center; MaineHealth Accountable Care Organization (MHACO); Maine Behavioral Healthcare (MBH); Alzheimer’s Association of Maine; Miles & St. Andrews Home Health & Hospice (LincolnHealth); Community Paramedicine; Maine Medical Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation (CORE); University of Southern Maine (USM). Project Summary: The project will conduct activities. Persons Living Alone with Alzheimer’s disease and Related Dementias (ADRD)—Grant partners, including Meals on Wheels and paramedical providers, will identify people living alone with dementia through assessments and refer people for diagnosis and additional services. Community support specialists from Maine Health will provide home visits to people living alone with dementia to develop a care plan and then conduct monthly follow-up calls. CARES® dementia training will also be provided to home care staff in Lincoln County. MaineHealth primary care providers and behavioral health clinicians will be trained to better identify people with dementia. Care and Advanced Planning for PWD with Moderate to Severe Dementia—MaineHealth will provide subsidies for home care services and adult day services to people with ADRD who do not financially qualify for Medicaid but who cannot afford to pay privately for these services. As described above, MaineHealth providers will be trained to better identify people with dementia, and community support specialists will provide in-home care management. Behavioral Symptom Management Training & Consultation for Family at two behavioral health practices in the Greater Portland area will be offered behavior symptom management training and counseling. The identification of at-risk caregivers will be improved through training of MaineHealth RN care managers, behavioral health specialists, and medical assistants. Evidence-Based or Evidence-Informed Intervention: Music & Memory (evidence-informed) aims to have a calming effect and foster positive emotions by playing the person with dementia’s favorite music. Note: Profile current as of January 2018. State: Massachusetts Caregivers
APPENDICES Note: Forms will be provided by the Program Coordinator. Appendix Neutral/Mediator Forms ADR Exchange (Neutral Profile) Neutral Contract (FEB and Neutral/Mediator) Appendix B Agency Forms Agency Letter of Commitment Appendix Pre-Mediation Intake Intake Checklist Intake Form Appendix D Mediation Process Forms Agreement to Mediate Settlement Agreement Client Evaluation Case Summary Close Out Neutral Critique Evaluation Confidentiality Agreement Case numbers will be assigned by the Program Coordinator and annotated on all forms where indicated. Appendix A Neutral/Mediator Forms ADR Exchange (Neutral Profile)
Soil Biology Chemical Properties of Soil and Soil Fertility 1. Understand the procedure for taking a soil sample and conducting nutrient analysis. 2. Know that plants must receive essential micronutrients and macronutrients from the soil in order to be healthy, and understand that soil fertility relates to the physical and chemical properties of the soil in addition to the quantity of nutrients. 3. Understand why soil fertility reflects the physical, chemical and biological state of the soil. Soil Conservation and Land Use Management 1. Compare different land uses and conservation practices and their impact on soils and erosion. 2. Understand how soil is impacted by point & non-point source pollution & the importance of soil management to agriculture and clean water. 3. Understand that soil management and environmental protection requires agricultural and resource managers to use spatial tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in order to make the best possible resource decisions. 4. Learn about career opportunities and the role of government in the management of natural resources. Web soil surveys & Soil Surveys
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ROLE: World Championship team management is a large part of the Age Group Managers role. Outside the fundamentals of world championship management, 2017 team members were asked to rank the value they saw in the additional services provided. The onsite event support provided by the team manager was ranked as the most valued service, followed by the updates over four months leading up to World Championships. The organising of team activities, a team schedule and writing media releases was not seen as valuable to over 70% of those surveyed. Suggestion/ outcome: Refine team management to: 1) providing updates in the four months leading up to world championships and 2) providing onsite support (Team management at all ITU World Championship recognised events). Team activities can be done informally whilst at event or through team travel partner, and media releases can be sharing social media content created by athletes utilising hashtags. One post event media release can be generated rather than daily releases Perceived risk: Lower service offering Managebale: Financing- yes, see appendices. AGE GROUP MANAGEMENT In addition to the team management at World Championships the age group manager’s role coordinates the selection policies and qualifying events as well as equipping the uniform suppliers, travel partners and insurance brokers with the necessary information and processes for the world championship season. All the while taking steps to improve the experience of age group athletes competing nationally. The survey showed that athletes significantly valued the world championship support referenced above more than the additional services provided. The Age Grouper of the Year competition, growing the age group programme and age group media reporting were considered the least valuable services. Suggestion/ outcome: Refine the Age Group Management role to have a World Championship team management focus only. Discontinue Age Grouper of the year and the growth of the Age Group Programme. Make Age Group Role part time. Perceived Risk: Less service being provided so perception of time and resource to allocate elsewhere.
The new person should create his/her own personal account on Volunteer Greater Portland by going to and clicking Sign Up and filling out the New User Registration fields. This will create his/ her own account which s/he can log into with his/her email and password. Then, to assign him or her as an additional Volunteer Greater Portland organization manager, the current organization manager should log in and go to the Edit Organization page. S/he can then add the Day of Caring contact person as a manager by typing his/her last name into the Manager Search box on the side of the page and selecting the correct name. See below. If you have any questions or need assistance with this process, please contact Kerrie at . Accessing Day of Caring Project Registration on Volunteer Greater Portland You may use the link emailed to you from volunteer@unitedwaygp.org OR follow the instructions below. Sign-in to by clicking on and entering your existing user log-in information (email address and password). If you have forgotten your password, the system can generate a new one for you. Click “Forgot your password?” and a new one will be emailed to you. **Make sure to check your spam/junk mail folder if you don’t see it at first. You can then change your password when you have logged in. If you need help, please email . You should now be viewing your “Edit Organization” page. (You can also get to this page by clicking on the “My Organization” button at the top of the screen.) Uploading Your Organization's Logo A visible logo helps company coordinators and volunteers easily identify your organization’s project. To upload your logo, scroll down to the bottom of the “Edit Organization” page and follow instructions below. Finding the Advanced Event From the “Edit Organization” page, click on the “Advanced Events” tab.
2017 Graduate Personnel Representatives Meeting Thursday, June 8th, 2017, 9am - 11am Institute for Emerging Issues (IEI), Room 4106 Welcome Graduate School Michael Walker, Assistant Dean of Finance and Operations International Graduate Students Office of International Services Elizabeth James, Director Payroll Updates University Payroll Regina House, Payroll Processing Supervisor International Employment, I-9s, and e-Verify International Employment Jill Blitstein, Int’l Employment Manager International Compensation and Taxation University Payroll Michelle Anderson, International Compensation and Taxation Manager Transportation Updates Transportation Office David Gregory, Parking Services Manager Five Minute Break Student Course Instructors Graduate School Melissa Nosbisch, Coordinator Teaching Assistantship Training Graduate School Vanessa Doriott Anderson, Program Manager Graduate Appointment Reminders & Updates Graduate School Siarra Dickey, Manager Graduate Student Support Plan Graduate School Caroline Ortiz-Deaton and Annie Erwin Questions/Discussion Graduate School Siarra Dickey, Manager
10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Friday 24 November 08:40-09:30 Y1C1 THEORETICAL EXAM 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30
Concepts/Content: Equations and Inequalities Patterns, Relations, and Functions Categorical and Quantitative Data Competencies/Skills: Interpret solutions to linear equations and inequalities Write, solve, and/or graph linear equations and inequalities using various methods Use and/or identify algebraic properties Write and/or identify linear equations in various forms (slope-intercept, point-slope, standard, etc.) Describe, compute, and/or use linear rate of change Define, evaluate, and compare functions Use the concept and notation of function to interpret and apply them in terms of their context Construct and compare linear, quadratic, and exponential models and solve problems Create a function and/or sequence that model relationships between two quantities Create and/or analyze functions using multiple representations (graph, table, and equation) Create new functions from existing functions (transformations of graphs) Analyze a set of data for a pattern, and represent the pattern with an algebraic rule and/or a graph Description of Activities: Teacher modeled examples Guided practice Independent practice
2017 ALL SCHOOLS TRACK RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM CHECK IN FORM SCHOOL: __________________________________________ TEAM: (eg. “A”,“B”, “C” etc) __________ EVENT No: _____ EVENT: _______________ Age Group: ____________ Gender: _____ Schools must nominate a team of four and up to two emergencies. All on this form must be completed and handed in to administration in the Team Check In Area (Upstairs in the Grandstand) at least 90 MINUTES BEFORE the first round of the event. SUBSTITUTIONS Any substitutions to the initial team of four must be made by completing a substitution form – these are available at administration. Only two (2) substitutions are permitted per team and the running order cannot be changed. *Date of birth must be completed for all athletes LEG SURNAME FIRST NAME DATE OF BIRTH Team may not be accepted if this form is NOT filled out correctly with ALL required. 1 2 3 4 EMERGENCY EMERGENCY Team Manager Signature: ____________________
2017 Strategic Plan Update The Economic Development Authority of Amherst County (EDA) held a board planning meeting on August 29, 2017. The purpose was to review the 2016 Economic Development Strategic Plan and make updates based on new opportunities. The agenda for the meeting included discussion on trends in economic development, a review of strategic plan accomplishments, brainstorming new assets, challenges and opportunities, and planning for the coming year. The updated two initiatives in the strategic plan: Small Business and Entrepreneur Development and Space for Businesses to Grow. The new action steps are priorities for fiscal year 2018-2019. The strategic plan matrix has been updated and is attached to this document. Small Business and Entrepreneur Development Goal: Make Amherst County more business friendly. Strategy: Recommend policy changes to the County Action Steps: The EDA and Planning Commission have been charged by the County to research the perception of business unfriendliness and recommend changes to policies that will make the County more business friendly. Research best practices for a “business one stop” Review all business-related fees and compare to similar communities Advocate for a Planning Commission review of ordinances on best practice communities Include business leaders and developers on the review team Strategy: Support business through incentives and financing Action Steps: Consider a new incentive program for businesses Through EDA business partners and discussions/surveys/interviews of small businesses, explore the need for a small business revolving loan program The board reinforced the strategies related to broadband and cellular communications services.
March (continued) 30 - Altar Server Rehearsal, 1:00pm, Church - Good Friday Service, 3:00pm, Church 31 - Easter Egg Hunt, 10:00am, Church Grounds - Altar Server Rehearsal, after Easter Egg Hunt, Church - EASTER VIGIL Service, 8:00pm, Church April 1 - EASTER SUNDAY Masses, 8am & 10am, Church 2-6 - Communion Services, 8:00am, Church 7-8 - Blessing of Expecting Parents, after Mass 8 - Divine Mercy Rosary, 2:45pm, Church 9 - Baptism Interviews for Parents, 6:00pm Parish Hall 17 - Parish Advisory Council Mtg., 6:00pm, Parish Hall May 1 - May Devotions begins, 6:30pm, Parish Hall 5-6 - Blessing of Expecting Parents, after Mass 7 - Baptism Interviews for Parents, 6:00pm Parish Hall 13 - Mother’s Day 28 - Memorial Day -- Parish Office Closed 31 - May Devotions ends June 2-3 - Blessing of Expecting Parents, after Mass 4 - Baptism Interviews for Parents, 6:00pm Parish Hall 5-7 - Religion Registration, 5:00pm-7:00pm, Parish Hall 17 - Father’s Day 18-22 - Summer Bible Camp, 8:30am-12:00noon, Parish Hall July 2 - Baptism Interviews for Parents, 6:00pm Parish Hall 4 - Parish Office Closed, Independence Day 7-8 - Blessing of Expecting Parents, Mass 16-20 - Summer Religion -- 1st-4th Grade: 8:00am-11:00am, Parish Hall -- 5th-8th Grade: 12:00pm-2:30pm, Parish Hall - Daily Mass, 5:30pm M-F (Communion Service Wednesday) 17-26 - Anne’s Novena, Church ONGOING EVENTS 1st Fridays Mass at 8:00am followed by Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament until 10:00am 1st Sunday of Month 8:00am Mass, Ladies Society & Knights of attend Mass together 2nd Sunday of Second Collection for either BSA or Church Savings Account Month of November Collection of Non-Perishable food items Advent Season Collection of New, Unwrapped Toys Saint John Berchmans Catholic Church Phone: (337) 668-4413 Fax: (337) 668-4505 stjb@centurytel.net Website: stjberchmans.com CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2017 - 2018
11:40-12:30 Medical English Dr. Vera Bulgurlu, Dr. Seza Dr. Özge Emre 13:40-14:30 PBL-3 14:40-15:30 PBL-3 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Thursday 08 March 08:40-09:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group A Multidisciplinary Lab. 09:40-10:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group B Multidisciplinary Lab. 10:40-11:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group C Multidisciplinary Lab. 11:40-12:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group D Multidisciplinary Lab. 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Friday 09 March 08:40-09:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group A Multidisciplinary Lab. 09:40-10:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group B Multidisciplinary Lab. 10:40-11:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation technique-Group C Multidisciplinary Lab. 11:40-12:30 Microbiology LAB: Bacterial growth and cultivation D Multidisciplinary Lab. 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 ICP-1 Communication Skills and Introduction to Medical Interview 15:40-16-30 ICP-1 Communication Skills and Introduction to Medical Interview 16:40-17:30 ICP-1 Communication Skills and Introduction to Medical Interview Week-7 (12 March - 16 March 2018) Monday 12 March 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 Normal distribution and composition of body fluids Dr. Yaşar İnci Alican 11:40-12:30 Regulation of pH Dr. Kasımay Çakır 13:40-14:30 Elective Course 14:40-15:30 Elective Course 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Tuesday 13 March 08:40-09:30
Increasing fees for credit checks Fines for falsifying a service animal and providing for penalties Exempting “home and lot” rentals from some protections given to homeowners 2017 finances for Wisconsin Housing Alliance will end with additions to our reserve fund for the second year in a row. In 2018, a balanced budget is expected as continued growth in home sales, membership and educational events remain strong. TOMORROW’S HOME FOUNDATION 2017 $15,000 & WHEDA 23 1 5 ACH $9781.36 2016 2018. The Wisconsin Housing Alliance is governed by a 17-person Board of Directors. If there are more nominations than there are seats on the Board, an election will be held. A nominating committee is used to determine eligibility to serve on the Board. All members that meet membership criteria are eligible to hold office. Wisconsin Housing Alliance 258 Corporate Drive, Suite 200C Madison, WI 608-255-3131 608-255-5595 (Fax) 2005 1339 2006 1124 2007 698 2008 413 2009 207 2010 218 2011 223 2012 237 2013 306 2014 260 2015 411 2016 543 2017 (Estimate) 635 2005 1966 2006 1633 2007 1121 2008 693 2009 437 2010 368 2011 317 2012 319 2013 289 2014 279 2015 347 2016 405 2017 (Estimate) 425
Violent Crimes: (Homicide, Forcible Rape, Robbery, and Aggravated Assault) Violent Crimes comprised only 3% of all reported Group “A” crimes in 2017. Violent crimes increased 27% from the previous year and 56% compared to the previous five-year average Homicide: In 2017, there were eleven (11) homicides reported which was a 10% increase from the previous year. Homicides over the previous five years have increased by 83%. Forcible Rape: Forcible Rapes in 2017 increased by 12% from 2016 and increased by 52% when comparing the same reported crimes to the previous five-year average.
Group Week-9 (21 May - 25 May 2018) Monday 21 May 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 Physiology LAB: Tests for vision and hearing physiology Multidisciplinary Lab. 10:40-11:30 Physiology LAB: Tests for vision and hearing physiology Multidisciplinary Lab. 11:40-12:30 Physiology LAB: Tests for vision and hearing physiology Multidisciplinary Lab. 13:40-14:30 Elective course 14:40-15:30 Elective course 15:40-16-30 Biophysics of auditory system Dr. Günseli Ayşe İnhan 16:40-17:30 Biophysics of auditory system Dr. Günseli Ayşe Garip İnhan Tuesday 22 May 08:40-09:30 Medical English Dr. Özge Emre 09:40-10:30 Medical English Dr. Özge Emre 10:40-11:30 Signal transduction and sensory stimuli Dr. Önder Şirikçi 11:40-12:30 Signal transduction and sensory stimuli Dr. Önder Şirikçi 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Wednesday 23 May 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Thursday 24 May 08:40-09:30 Biophysics LAB: Biofeedback and Reaction A Computer Lab. 09:40-10:30 Biophysics LAB: Biofeedback and Reaction B Computer Lab. 10:40-11:30 Biophysics LAB: Biofeedback and Reaction C Computer Lab. 11:40-12:30 Biophysics LAB: Biofeedback and Reaction D Computer Lab.
David Bednar David.Bednar@aphis.usda.gov Phil Marshall PMarshall@dnr.IN.gov Belle Bergner bbergner@bergnerassociates.com Dana Moore danamoore@fs.fed.us Tricia Bethke tbethke@mortonarb.org Terry Morris Terry.A.Morris@aphis.usda.gov Burkle Vburkle@dnr.IN.gov Rick Otis Rick.otis@rrisc.org Faith Campbell phytodoer@aol.com Kathryn Peterson-Lambert katplantsnow@gmail.com Paul Chaloux Paul.Chaloux@aphis.usda.gov Scott Pfister Scott.e.pfister@aphis.usda.gov Kayla Collado Kayla.collado@tnc.org Abbey Powell Abbey.Powell@aphis.usda.gov Rick Cooksey rcooksey@fs.fed.us Mike Powell dpowell@tnc.org Steve Côte Steve.Cote@inspection.gc.ca Craig Regelbrugge craigr@americanhort.org Dave Coyle drcoyle@uga.edu John Sagle John.Sagle@cbp.dhs.gov Don Eggen deggen@pa.gov Piera Siegert Piera.Siegert@agr.nh.gov Jeff Eisenberg jeffeisenberg@msn.com Robert Simpson simpson@gwgcltd.com Brad Gething bgething@palletcentral.com Kristy Stultz KStultz@dnr.IN.gov Greenwood lgreenwood@tnc.org Sue Tangora TangoraS@michigan.gov Gordon Hammer ghammer@gaports.com Kimberly Thielen-Cremers Kimberly.tcremers@state.mn.us
surplus or deficit Cash and cash equivalents 0 0 3,287,694 0 3,287,694 Trade debtors and other receivables 0 0 414,764 0 414,764 Other financial assets 2,075,369 0 0 0 2,075,369 2,075,369 0 3,702,458 0 5,777,827 Notes to the Accounts Financial Liabilities as at 30 June 2017 Liability Classification Financial liabilities at fair Financial Liabilities at amortised cost Total Trade creditors and other payables 0 280,951 280,951 Total 0 280,951 280,951 Financial Assets as at 30 June 2016 Asset Classification Financial assets at fair value through surplus or deficit and receivables financial assets Cash and cash equivalents 0 0 3,159,250 0 3,159,250 debtors and other receivables 0 0 169,120 0 169,120 Other financial assets 1,994,618 0 0 0 1,994,618 Total 1,994,618 0 3,328,370 0 5,322,988 Financial Liabilities as at 30 June 2016
Gail is completing her term as Chair this year and I know that she has worked incredibly hard in this role. We have all benefited from her skills and dedication, and she has been the driving force behind many of the positive changes we have seen at Workbridge in recent years. I also want to thank all our wonderful staff and my National Office Team for their ongoing support, hard work and dedication. Our drive for continuous improvement allows us to continue to develop our services for disabled people and employers. 2016-17 has been a big year with many changes. In 2017-18 and beyond, we will need to continue to a culture that is customer focused, supportive, innovative and celebrates success. This will allow us to achieve the best results for the jobseekers and employers we work with, which I know we are all passionate about. Cleland Executive 18 September 2017 Statement of Comprehensive Revenue and Expenditure For the Year Ended 30 June 2017 2017 2016 Revenue from Non-Exchange Transactions Support Funds Discretionary Fee 0 169,097 MSD Grant 0 30,000 Revenue from Non-Exchange Transactions 0 199,097 Revenue from Exchange Transactions Placement Contract Management Fee 9,281,363 9,281,363 Support Funds Contract Management Fee 500,000 518,600 Compensatory Outcome Based Fee 320,000 0 Regional Contract Income 335,776 390,596 Other Income 72,161 13,007 Revenue from Transactions 10,509,300 10,203,566 Total Revenue 10,509,300 10,402,663 Expenditure (Note 1) People 7,408,063 7,112,383 Communication 549,198 598,605 Information Management 564,267 587,426 Customer Service 80,075 93,769 Distribution 507,683 505,534 Asset/Lease Management 1,051,581 1,071,935 Corporate 328,706 412,715 Total Expenditure 10,489,573 10,382,367
BNZ Cheque account 1,994 1,704 BNZ Call account 6,009 12,067 ANZ Call account 1,233,531 3,014,177 Westpac Call account 10,052 2 Term Investments 1,850,000 0 Total Cash and Cash Equivalents 3,107,885 3,034,250 Notes to the Accounts The Cash Equivalents not available for use as at 30 June 2017 are as follows: Table Data Shown in Thousands 2017 2016 Term Investment 125,000 125,000 Term Investment 54,809 0 Total 179,809 125,000 Term Investment of $125,000 is related to bank guarantee provided in respect of the Workbridge Auckland The bank guarantee reduces on 1st May 2022 to $30,000 until expiry 30th May 2025. Term Investment of $54,809 is related to bank guarantee provided in respect of the Workbridge Lower Hutt lease. The bank guarantee expires on 22nd February 2025. 5 Receivables from Exchange Transactions 2017 2016 Trade debtors 414,764 169,120 GST receivable 26,781 87,930 Total 441,545 257,050 Trade debtors and other receivables are non-interest bearing and receipt is normally on 30 days terms. Therefore the carrying value of trade debtors and other receivables approximates its fair value. As at 30 June 2016 and 2017, all overdue receivables have been assessed for impairment and appropriate allowances made. All receivables are subject to credit risk exposure.
13:40-14:30 Pathology LAB:Pathologic evaluation of neoplastic lesions-Group B Multidisciplinary Lab. 14:40-15:30 Pathology LAB:Pathologic evaluation of neoplastic lesions-Group B Multidisciplinary Lab. 15:40-16-30 Pathology LAB:Pathologic evaluation of neoplastic lesions-Group A Multidisciplinary Lab. 16:40-17:30 Pathology LAB:Pathologic evaluation of neoplastic lesions-Group A Multidisciplinary Lab. Friday 15 December 08:40-09:30 Vaccines and antisera Dr. Güner Söyledir 09:40-10:30 Vaccines and antisera Dr. Güner Söyledir 10:40-11:30 Pharmacotherapy in bacterial infections: Sulphonamides and antibacterial drugs Dr. Zafer Gören 11:40-12:30 Pharmacotherapy in bacterial infections: Aminoglycosides and quinolones Dr. Zafer Gören 13:40-14:30 Pharmacotherapy in fungal infections Dr. Medine Gülçebi İdrizoğlu 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Week-8 (18 December - 22 December 2017) Monday 18 December 08:40-09:30 PRACTICAL EXAM 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Tuesday 19 December 08:40-09:30 PRACTICAL EXAM 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Wednesday 20 December 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30
2018 OFFICERS, BOARDS & COMMITTEES STRATHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH +=must be members of the Stratham Community Church or Committee Name Term expires Jan. MODERATOR:+ Bob Butcher – RJButcher@comcast.net 2020 CLERK:+ Jen Wheeler - cjewheels@yahoo.com 2019 Board of Trustees + ASST. TREASURER: Liz Chisholm – 2019 CHAIR: Dave Brownell - 2020 TREASURER: Melissa Vander Woude - thewoude5@gmail.com 2020 MEMBERS: Steve Nassoura – 2020 Roger Stephenson – r-stephenson@comcast.net 2021 Sue Lyndes – salyndes@comcast.net 2021 Chris Wheeler – the.nhwheelers@gmail.com 2021 (SCLC Representative) (Property Representative) (Clothes Attic Representative) of Deacons + Cindy Dominguez – 2020 Lucy Cushman – 2020 Aaron Spiller – 2020 Pam Kulesza – 2020 Christine VanDerslice – 2020 Judy George – 2021 Joe Keith – marnyguatemala@gmail.com 2021 Connie – 2021
Board of Christian Education DIRECTOR: Lily Nutt – lilynutt@strathamchurch.org N/A Kevin Madley – 2019 Mona Stephenson – 2020 Ann Nassoura - 2021 Kristy Kaffko – joseph.kaffko@connection.com 2021 Committee DIRECTOR: Cheryl Stromski - cheryllynne02@msn.com N/A Chair Pam Kulesza – 2019 Bob Kinsman – 2020 Maria Emmanuel – 2020 Dave Timmerman – 2020 Joan – 2020 Tina Kinsman – 2021 Publicity Committee Kristen Dusseault – 2019 Chair Dave Timmerman – 2020 Dave Brownell – 2020 Esther Roach – 2020 Katie Brown – 2020 Human Resources Committee + Sue Hunter – 2020
N/A Misconceptions: Adopting strategies that model outcome chances inaccurately Creating poor sampling designs and allowing preventable bias to affect our results Misunderstanding how confounding variables affect data Concepts/Content: Random Simulation Component Response variable Survey Bias Census Representative Simple random sample Sampling frame Sampling variability Stratified sample Cluster sample Systematic Multistage sample Observational study Experiment Factor Level Treatment Experimental units Statistically significant Control group Blinding Placebo Blocking Matching Confounding Competencies/Skills: Recognize random outcomes in a real-world situation Perform, describe, and interpret a simulation based on randomness Draw conclusions about questions being investigated Know the basic concepts and terminology of sampling Recognize population parameters Understand the value of randomization as a defense against bias Draw a random sample from a master list of a population Report possible sources of bias in sampling methods Know the basic principles of experimental design Design a completely randomized experiment or observational study Use blocking and/or blinding to reduce variation and bias Use graphical displays to compare responses for different treatment groups Description of Activities: Direct teacher-led instruction group Q & A discussion Independent student work Small group collaboration Online remedial/enrichment videos
BRAHMOS AEROSPACE Pvt Ltd Instructions: Last Date of Receipt: 30 April 2017 To be sent by speed post to: (E-mail applications will not be accepted). General Manager(HR) BrahMos Aerospace 16, Cariappa Marg, Kirby Place, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi 110010 Applications (no covering letter required)should be tagged with all enclosures in the following order (lose papers will not be considered): Application format filled in and photo pasted with good gum (e.g.Fevicol) to avoid peel off Detailed career profile Proof of Date of Birth, Copies of all Educational Certificates/Mark sheets 10th onwards of current/previous employment: Appointment, Relieving letters (as applicable) and the latest Salary Certificate/slip Important Note: . Applications deficient in information/supporting documents will be summarily rejected. Initial screening will be based on details in the Application Format and hence all summary information should be available here. Please do not write to refer the enclosures Application Format (Please read the instructions before filling up) Name of the Post applied for: 1. Name of the Candidate Executive Assistant(Commercial) 2. Father/Husband’s name 3. Personal Details Date of Birth(attach proof) dd/mm/yyyy Completed Age (as on last date of Apln) …………………(years)………………..Months Sex (tik mark as applicable) Male Female Marital Statu s(tik mark as applicable) Married Unmarried Spouse Name(if married) 4. Correspondence Details Tele No. with STD Code Mobile Residence phone Number Office phone number Permanent Address Correspondence Address
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MARMARA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of MEDICINE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND RELATED DISORDERS YEAR 2 COURSE 5 May 07 – June 29, 2018 Coordinator of the Course 2.5 Assoc. Prof., Alper YILDIRIM Coordinator of the Module 2.5 Prof., Bülent KARADAĞ Year 2 Coordinators Assoc. Prof., Özgür Kasımay ÇAKIR & Assist. Prof., Burak AKSU Module Coordinator Prof., Özlem SARIKAYA Introduction to Clinical Practice (ICP) Coordinators Prof., Sibel SAKARYA & Prof, Pemra ÜNALAN Coordinator of Multidisciplinary Students’ Lab. Assoc. Prof., Betül KARADEMİR Coordinator of Clinical Skills Lab. Assoc. Prof., Çiğdem APAYDIN Coordinator of Assessment Assist. Prof., Cevdet Coordinator of Student Exchange Programs Assist. Prof., Can ERZİK Vice-Chief Coordinators Program Assoc. Prof., Oya ORUN Assessment Assoc. Prof., Hasan R. YANANLI Students’ Affairs Assist. Prof., Can Chief Coordinator (Pre-Clinical Education) Prof., ŞİRVANCI Coordinator of Medical Education Program Evaluation and Development Commission Prof., Harika ALPAY Vice Dean (Education) Prof., Ümit ŞEHİRLİ Dean Prof., Hakan GÜNDÜZ MU MEDICAL SCHOOL PRE-CLINICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES / COMPETENCIES Clinical Care: Qualified patient care and community oriented health care Basic clinical skills
Physical Street Address(es) (more than one address may to a hostel where hostel buildings are on physically separate sites): Postal Address: Full name of contact person: Designation: Telephone: Mobile: Fax: E-mail: Please complete the details if the person making this application is not the hostel licensee. Note: this person must have the legal authority to sign on behalf of the licensee. Full name: Designation: Telephone: Mobile: Email: Type of Ownership - Please tick () □ Individual □ Partnership □ Body Corporate Full name of hostel owner (If the hostel is owned by an individual or partnership, please give full names of all partners): If the is a Body Corporate, please provide the name of the Body Corporate and the full names of each Director or person involved in the management of the Body Corporate.
Her death, almost unexpected, gave me no time to ask her further questions, which would have provided a clear explanation of what she had told me. Aunt Rosaria died in 1978. The bleeding hand of Padre Pio of Pietrelcina was raised thousands of times to bless the faithful at the end of Holy Mass Corato, Via Maddalena: the house where the Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta lived in the last years of her life
08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - A Multidisciplinary Lab. 14:40-15:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - Group A Multidisciplinary Lab. 15:40-16-30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - B Multidisciplinary Lab. 16:40-17:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - B Multidisciplinary Lab. Thursday 21 December 08:40-09:30 ICP-3: Medical Practice-Clinical Skills-Students Research Activity-3 09:40-10:30 ICP-3: Basic Medical Practice-Clinical Skills-Students Research Activity-3 10:40-11:30 ICP-3: Basic Medical Practice-Clinical Skills-Students Research Activity-3 11:40-12:30 ICP-3: Basic Medical Practice-Clinical Skills-Students Research Activity-3 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Friday 22 December 08:40-09:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - Group C Multidisciplinary Lab. 09:40-10:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - Group C Multidisciplinary Lab. 10:40-11:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - Group D Multidisciplinary Lab. 11:40-12:30 Microbiology LAB: Laboratory Diagnosis of GIS Infections - Group D Multidisciplinary Lab. 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Week – 9 (25 December - 29 December 2017) Monday 25 December 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 Epidemiology of food and waterborne disease Dr. Nadiye Pınar Ay 11:40-12:30 Epidemiology of zoonotic disease Dr. Nadiye Pınar Ay
Area 17 Dressage Results-Juniors Junior Dressage Qualifier (7 Teams) 1st Isle of Wight 3 2nd NFPE ‘C’ 8 3rd Vectis 9 4th NFPE ‘B’ 9 5th South Wilts ‘B’ 11 6th South Wilts ‘A’ 14 Prelim 2 1st Erica Dovey – Farriers Full Cry (NFPE ‘C’) 201 2nd Charlie Adkins – Daukester Hector (Vectis) 199.5 3rd Portnall – Amazing Pete (S. Wilts ‘B’) 194.5 4th Sorcha Goody – Queens Forester (S. Wilts ‘A’) 190 5th Lauren Fisher – Purkiss Summer Breeze (NFPE ‘B’) 185.5 6th Freya Rann – Longstone Regal Duchess (I.O.W.) 181.5 Prelim 14 1st Chloe Fletcher – My Kilbeg Cloud (I.O.W.) 175.5 2nd McIntosh – Alvediston Dafydd Ddu (Vectis) 173 3rd Jasmine Metcalf – Haywards Huckleberry (NFPE ‘C’) 169.5 4th Lucy Watling – Casisle (S.Wilts ‘A’) 161.5 5th Mark Jones – Watersgay Ellen (NFPE ‘A’) 158.5 6th Kate Greenhall – Henry (S. Wilts ‘B’) 152 Prelim 18 1st Shannon Cox – Dyffynald Ellen (I.O.W.) 173 2nd Millie King – Green Cottage Legacy (NFPE ‘B’) 161.5 3rd Abigail Goree – The Duchess (S. Wilts ‘B’) 161 4th Millie King – Burley Showtime (NFPE ‘C’) 160 5th Phoebe Niccols-Taylor – Farriers Dream (Vectis) 152 6th Poppy Hatton – Landslaw’s Lord Derby (S. Wilts ‘A’) 151.5
Novice 34 1st Millie Meadows – Mystical Baby (I.O.W.) 150 2nd England – Waylands Mulberry (NFPE ‘B’) 147 3rd Harry Armstrong – Watersgay Rhythm (NFPE ‘A’) 142.5 4th Georgia Rich – North Hollow Myrtle (NFPE ‘C’) 139 5th Lizzie Mackie – Basford Toy Soldier (S. Wilts ‘B’) 133.5 6th Lizzie Mackie – Half A Sixpence (S. Wilts ‘A’) 122 Junior Riding Test (2 Teams) 1st Isle of Wight 8 2nd Vectis 14 Junior Riding Test 1st Shannon Cox – L K Saffira (I.O.W.) 90.5 2nd Abbey England – Waylands Mulberry (NFPE) 87.5 3rd Charlie Adkins – Daukester Hector (Vectis) 85 4th Millie Meadows – Mystical Baby (I.O.W.) 84 5th Chloe Fletcher – My Kilbeg Cloud (I.O.W.) 84 6th Ella Conway – Fritham Quizzical (New Forest) 81.5
Area 17 Dressage Results-Seniors Senior Prelim Qualifier (13 Teams) 1st New Forest 17 2nd Shillingstone 19 3rd South Wilts ‘B’ 20 (37) 4th Vectis 20 (39) 5th South Wilts ‘A’ 29 6th Chilworth 35 Prelim 18 Individuals (2 Arenas) 1st Wilkinson - Ocus Pocus (Wessex) 175 2nd Ali Hill - Just Nancy (Shillingstone) 167.5 3rd Tyrell - Hi-Moons Spellbound (New Forest) 166 4th Sonia Cutler – Buckland Orlando (New Forest) 165.5 5th Martine Kemmish – Tilly Two Tone (S.Wilts B) 165.5 6th Hannah Oliver – Ardevan Storm (Solent) 165 1st Debby Booth – Farriers Fingerprint (Hants Rural) 176 2nd Tom Dyer – Vale Royal Double Illusion (S.Wilts B) 166 3rd Tara Goree – The Duchess (S.Wilts B) 165 4th Julie Marzetti – Taking The Mickey (EDRC B) 162 5th Fiona King – Fijal Jupiter (NFPE) 161 6th Louise Huxley – Rivini (Shillingstone) 160.5 Senior Open Qualifier (7 Teams) 1st Meon 4 2nd New Forest 7 3rd Solent 9 4th NFPE 10 5th EDRC 11 6th Chilworth 13
Novice 24 1st Oonagh McGibbon – Tiptoe All Said ’N’ Dun (Meon) 168 2nd Natasha Coventry – Shamlord Surprise (Vectis) 168 3rd Karen Morton – Marchwood Gem (Chilworth) 161 4th Lynden Barrow – Northlands Main Street (New Forest) 157.5 5th Susie Pool – Dubai (Bourne Valley) 153.5 6th Alice Lawrence – Elmo (Solent) 153 Novice 27 1st Genevieve – Bambajazz (Meon) 202.5 2nd Emma Jenkinson – Zuwander Décor (New Forest) 197.5 3rd Steadman – Ashley Kestrel (NFPE) 197 4th Abbie Denham – Chelanno Rass (Vectis) 195.5 5th Emily Thompson – Don Perignon III (Vectis) 194.5 6th Emma Moss – Glenduff Rockie (Stour Valley) 191 Novice 34 1st Holly Craven – Just A Rain Cloud (Solent) 152.5 2nd Stephanie Shirfield – Wayland Robert Francis (NFPE) 149 3rd Jenny Day – Happy Days Hugo (Meon) 148.5 4th Claire Lewis – Perrilands Leonardo (New Forest) 146 5th Helen Dawes – Swing Time (Chilworth) 139.5 6th Laura Clayton – Captain Buster (EDRC) 135.5 Elementary 53 1st Lucy Shearing – Par Avion (EDRC) 230.5 2nd Kelly Jensen – Rock N Roll (New Forest) 220 3rd Williams – Tamira Van’t Leefdaalhof (Meon) 219.5 4th Jo McKeown – Amigo (Solent) 218 5th Sarah Goddard – Saris Salsa (NFPE) 217 6th Genevieve Lodge – Bambajazz (Meon) 209.5
11:40-12:30 Nutritional assessment: Degree of malnutrition Dr. Deniz Ertem 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Thursday 28 December 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Friday 29 December 08:40-09:30 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Week – 10 (1 January - 5 January 2018) Monday 01 January 08:40-09:30 NEW YEAR'S DAY 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Tuesday 02 January 08:40-09:30 PRACTICAL EXAM 09:40-10:30 10:40-11:30 11:40-12:30 13:40-14:30 14:40-15:30 15:40-16-30 16:40-17:30 Wednesday 03 January 08:40-09:30