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We work hard to keep your child safe February 13 to 17 – Spirit Week – posters will be around as to what they can wear. They will be required to wear uniforms but they can wear accessories. Encourage school spirit February 15 - Half Day coming up – this will allow teachers to complete Accreditation Report Girls Soccer & Boys Basketball Encourage your kids to participate in sports Preparing them for High School February 21st – 3rd Quarter Progress Report Grades Remind your kids to do their homework and projects Give your teacher a chocolate! Talk to your teacher if necessary Parent Portal Parents the Parent Portal – you can check your child’s progress regularly Parents work hard – students have to work hard too Team Tshirts Wildcat pride – each team has a team tshirt ESL parent Workshop – Districtwide assessment - March Donations being requested – clothing, household items in good condition – please have your child bring them to school Questions – refer that to Ms. Guerrero Please do not leave without checking out the displays and demonstrations New/Old Business – Mr. Quinata Parent Inquiry/Discussion: Why do we have PTA Meetings? Just to attend meetings? Build communities within the school - Activities that will help us to come together, raise funds, and build communities Nights Concerts down the day after PTA is one of those activities recommended from last PTA meeting Building PTA Committee Communities: More than just sitting down and listening to announcements other parents to be here for a few hours Next Meeting: 1st Thursday of every month – March 2, 2017, Thursday @ 5:30PM Dress Down Tickets will be distributed by grade level (6th, 7th, & 8Th) MOTION TO ADJOURN MEETING at 6:20PM Motion to adjourn meeting by: Julie Seconded by: Alice Santos
- Fresh, Iced/Chilled and Frozen Salmon Heads Wanchese Fish Company, Inc 2000 Northgate Commerce Pkwy. Suffolk. Virginia FDA# 14976958850; USDA (1088) Croaker. Sea Scallop. Shrimp 12/12/2012 Big Creek Fisheries, LLC 3900 Railway Avenue, Everett Washington, 98201 USA CFN# 3022131; USDC# 1256 Sockeye Salmon (Oncorhynchus Nerka) Chum Salmon (Oncorhynchus Keta) UniSea, Inc Corporate Mailing: UniSea, Inc. P.O. Box 97019 Redmond, WA 98071-9719 US Plant Production Facility: UniSea, Inc. 88 Salmon Way Dutch Harbor, AK 99692-0008 US CFN# 3017615 Opilio Crab Clusters Cooked Frozen; Alaskan King Crab Clusters Cooked Frozen; Alaskan Pollock Fillet Block Frozen. Alaskan Pollock Surimi Block Frozen F/T Seafisher, C/O Summit Seafoods 192 Nickerson Street Suite 301 Seattle, Washington 98109 USA CFN 3025093 Frozen Bottom fish Aqua Best Inc. 276 Grand Street, NY 10002 FDA# 13439803516 Live Lobster, Frozen Conch, whelk 12/12/2012; updated on 15/8/2013 Ekuk Fisheries, LLC 202 Cannery Row Via Ekuk, Dillingham, AK FEI# 3005102507; AK# 1268 Frozen wild sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus Nerka)-Headed and gutted, Fillet, Whole Round, Trims, Salmon roe frozen wild chum salmon (Oncorhynchus Keta)-Headed and gutted, Fillet, Whole round, Trims, Salmon roe Frozen king salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)-Headed and gutted, Fillet, Whole round, Trims, Salmon roe Frozen wild oink salmon (Oncorhynchus and gutted, Fillet, Whole round, Trims, Salmon roe Frozen wild coho salmon (Oncorhynchus Kisutch) –Headed and gutted, Fillet, Whole round, Trims, Salmon roe 12/12/2012 Headed
Fisherman’s Pride Processors, Inc. dba / Neptune Foods 888 South Ways Street, San Pedro, CA 90731 CFN 3010701985 - Frozen mollusk; - Frozen fish (except by- products). Updated on 09th Feb. 2017 Boston Wholesale Lobster Corp Marine Blvd., Lynn, MA 01905 CFN 1223611 Live aquatic animals: Lobster Homarus americanus Updated on 09th Feb. 2017 New Blue North LLC (F/V Blue North) 2930 Westlake Ave N. Suite 200 Seattle, WA 98109 CFN 3010785501 Frozen fish (except by- products) Updated on 09th Feb. 2017
JBS Argentina SA 13 VILLA GDOR GALVEZ - SANTA SLAUGHTER/CUTTING BEEF QUICKFOOD S.A. 1014 SANJORGE - SANTA FE SLAUGHTER/CUTTING BEEF ARRE BEEF S.A. 2082 PEREZ MILLAN SLAUGHTER/CUTTING BEEF Arre Beef S.A 1301 Escobar Boneless beef Las Camelias S.A 2589 Ruta 26 Km5 San Jose, Entre Rios Whole chicken, chicken pieces, liver, heart, kidney C. ALI.S.A Complejo Alimentario S.A 3811 Est. Gral Racedo, Rios Whole chicken, chicken pieces, chicken paw Granja Tres Arroyos 1610 Camino Al Matabero Municipal S/N chicken without giblet, chicken cuts, Chicken paw Frigorifico Gorina S.A.I.C 2025 Calle 501 s/n y 156 J.Gorina-Cludad de Plata-Provincia de Buenos Aires Boneless beef cuts, red offal: heart, liver, kidney, tongue, thick skirt, tail. Granja Tres Arroyos 4782 Route 8 Km 45,5 Pilar, Buenos Aires Frozen chicken and chicken products (except white offal). Frigorifico Rioplatense S.A.I.C.I.F 1920 Avenue de los Constituyentes 2499, Gral Pacheco Boneless beef, cooked beef Ecocarnes S.A 1918 Route 202km 5,5 San Fernando, Buenos Aires Boneless beef Avicola Capitan Sarmiento S.A. 1310 Route 8 km 143.500 Capitán Sarmiento, Buenos Aires Whole chicken without giblet, chicken cuts, prefied chicken, pieces chicken, pieces of cock, hen paws. Quick Food S.A 1014 Av.Jorge Ortiz 2653 San Jorge, Santa Fe Frozen beef, frozen hamburgers. Avex S.A 4491 Ruta Nacional No.8, Km 585, Rio Cuarto, Cordoba Whole chicken without giblets, chicken cuts. Frigorifico Avicola Basavilbaso S.A.C.I.Ag 1543 25 de Mayo 615, Basavilbaso, Entre Rios Whole chicken without giblets, chicken cuts, Mechanically deboned meat (MDM), chicken paws, hearts, livers.
Compania Bernal S.A No 2062 2062 Cte. Franco 4901 (B1883GWC) Bernal Oeste, Buenos Aires Deboned and boned frozen beef, Processed products: frozen hamburgers, frozen burgers, frozen minced beef, S.A Importadora y Exportadora de la Patagonia 189 Ruta 191 Km. 94,5 Salto (Pcia. Bs. As) Argentina Bovine meat PB LEINER ARGENTINA S.A. 964 Viejo-Santa Fe Bonvine Gelatin Conallison S. A. 1085 Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires, CP : 1430 Chilled/ frozen beef and beef products; beef offal (except white offal) ECOAVE S.A. 1606 1145 Viamonte St. 9th Floor, city of Buenos Aires. Zip code, 1053, Argentine Republic Frozen chicken and chicken products (except white offal). Que Rico S.A 5029 Camino al Balneario S/N – Carmen de Areco – Buenos Aires Province P.S 67 25 Argentina Frozen poultry meat and meat products (excluding offal). S.A 4880 Ruta Pcial No 23 (Provincial Route No 23) – Town: Pronunciamiento – Departament: Colon – Provice: Entre Rios P.S. 3280 Argentina Frozen poultry meat and meat products (excluding offal). Pampa Natural S.A 4555 Ruta 101 km 70 SPELUZZI-LA PAMA Frozen bovine meat and meat products (excluding offal). Industrias Frigorificas Sur S.A 3574 Miramar y Rio Negro s/n, Tres de Febrero Buenos Aires Frozen/Chilled beef meat and meat products, red offal (kidney, liver). MADEKA S.A. 3675 Burzaco – Buenos Aires Frozen beef cheek and lips Frigorifico Frigolar SA 3676 Av 520 y 214 – Bs As Argentina Frozen beef meat and meat products
Rockfish (Sebastes borealis); Skate Wings ( Bathyraja parmifera); Starry Flounder ( Platichthys stellatus); Thornyhead Rockfish ( Sebastes alacanus); Yellowfin Sole ( Pleuronecters asper) O'Hara Corporation - Constellation 192 Nickerson Street Suit 301 Seattle, WA 98109 3026361 Frozen fish (except by- products) dated 29/4/2011; updated on 16/7/2014, 09th Feb. 2017 O'Hara Corporation - Defender 192 Nickerson Street, Suite 301 Seattle, WA 98109 3028754 Frozen fish (except by- products) O'Hara Corporation - Enterprise 192 Nickerson Street Suit 301 Seattle, WA 98109 3031069 Frozen fish (except by- products) Golden Fleece, Inc. -F/T Golden Fleece PO Box 226 South Bend, WA 98586 CFN 3026076 Frozen bottom fish Updated on 26/01/2015 Summit Seafoods - Ocean Peace 192 Nickerson Street Suit 301 Seattle, Washington 98109 USA CFN 3023640 Frozen bottom fish Western Fish Company, Inc. 740 south Seaside Avenue, Terminal Island, CA, 90731, USA CFN # 2031211 USDC#1148 Frozen California Squid (Loligo Opalescens) dated 17/6/2011 Del Mar Seafoods 331 Ford Street Watsonville, CA CFN 2955466 Squid, Sardines Del Mar Seafoods 924 East 3rd Street, Oxnard, Ca CFN # 3006165078 Sardines Del Mar Seafoods 2 Hangar Way Astoria, Oregon 97103 CFN# 3005165770 Sardines, Hake (Whiting) dated 17/6/2011 So Cal (Pajaro) 125 Salinas Rd., Watsonvlle, CA 95076 3006789756 Squid (loligo opalescens), Sardine (sardinops sagax), Anchovy (engraulis mordax), Mackerel (scomber japonicus, trachurus symmetricus), Bonito (sarda chiliensis), Tuna (thunnus albacores, katsuwonus pelamism, thunnus orientalis and/or thunnus alalunga). All products are blast frozen
Fisherman’s Pride Processors, Inc. dba / Neptune Foods 888 South Ways Street, San Pedro, CA 90731 CFN 3010701985 - Frozen mollusk; - Frozen fish (except by- products). Updated on Feb. 09, 2017 Boston Wholesale Lobster Corp Marine Blvd., Lynn, MA 01905 CFN 1223611 Live aquatic animals: Lobster Homarus americanus Updated on Feb. 09, 2017 New Blue North LLC (F/V Blue North) 2930 Westlake Ave N. Suite 200 Seattle, WA 98109 CFN 3010785501 Frozen fish (except by- products) Updated on Feb. 09, 2017 Quality Custom Packing, Inc. 18 Wright Street, New Bedford, Ma. CFN 1226351 Frozen mollusk Updated on Apr. 12, 2017
Best wishes and thank you also to Liz Conway. Tristan Brownson – Aftercare, Matt Gordon – RFQ and Vivian Aliagascastro – Neami have agreed to co-chair for the next 12 months. 7.3 Information for Noting Wise Choices Flyer – attached Ryans Place – ILS program has capacity – contact Matt Gordon for information TAFE – Student Placements – contact Matt Armstrong for details. Aftercare – Weave for Wellness and Poetry Can be a Lens for Self-Care - flyers attached Akadia Training – Aged Care, Disability, Community Care – flyer attached Next meeting Date: 13th July 2017 Time: 9:15 am to 11.00 am Venue: Carindale Library Send Agenda Items to;
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BUSM Medical Education Committee Agenda Thursday, June 8th, 2017 4:30 to 5:50 pm Dean’s Conference Room Agenda Item Time Person Responsible Approval of the Minutes & Updates: Subcommittee Updates PCS CCS ECS MEC Work Plan Consensus Vote for New ECS Members Hyunjoo Lee, MD Claudio Morera, MD 4:30-4:40 Douglas Hughes, MD Ann Zumwalt, PhD Molly Cohen-Osher, MD Anand Devaiah, MD Douglas Hughes, MD Review of 2nd Year Curriculum: DRx 4:40-5:25 Robert Lowe, MD Stephanie Oberhaus, PhD Review of 2nd Year Curriculum: ICM 2; IP 2 5:25-5:40 Lorraine Stanfield, MD Megan Young, MD Discussion: How to address student concerns around anonymity of E*Value Feedback 5:40-5:50 Priya Garg, MD Christopher Vaughan, BS Following MEC Meeting Dates: 7/13, 8/10, 9/14, 10/12, 11/9, 12/14
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE Name of employer representative, if any, for this project. Project name and type & location Client & Architect’s Name & Contact Details Tender Value & Final Account Value (€) Start Date Finish Date Please indicate the relevance to the proposed new Embassy project Brief description of the role and services performed by your organisation B. Private Sector Projects:
C3 Quality Assurance Description of quality assurance and awards provided 5marks D Health and Safety Candidates must satisfy the Employer under this Section as a whole (D1 – D14). Also, the PSCS must have adequate previous experience in performing this role (or equivalent) (D15). 20marks E Declaration of Bona Fides Must be compliant Pass/Fail TOTAL Marks 100
(Fill out one table per each RICE source) Description of the stationary RICE: Type (CEMS/CPMS) and description of CMS: Description of any changes in the processes or controls since the last reporting period: Date of the last monitoring system certification or audit: Parameter or pollutant monitored: [CO (carbon monoxide) or CH2O (formaldehyde) Total operating time during this reporting period (hours): Date and time Total duration of deviation Duration as % of total operating time * When did deviation occur? (during malfunction, etc.) Duration of inoperative CMS † Duration of CMS ‡ Duration of deviation, due to: Description of deviation and corrective action taken Start End Control equipment problems Process problems Other known causes § Other unknown causes § TOTAL (hours): TOTAL: (as % of total operating time) ‖ Notes: * Divide “Total duration of deviation” by “Total operating time” and multiply by 100. † Inoperative continuous monitoring system does not include zero (low-level) and high-level checks. ‡ A CMS is out of control if: (A) The zero (low-level), mid-level (if applicable), or high-level calibration drift (CD) exceeds two times the applicable CD specification in the applicable performance specification or in the relevant standard; or (B) The CMS fails a performance test audit (e.g., cylinder gas audit), relative accuracy audit, relative accuracy test audit, or linearity test audit; or (C) The COMS CD exceeds two times the limit in the applicable performance specification in the relevant standard. § Explanations for “other” deviations or malfunctions need to be provided. ‖ Add the total hours of the “Duration of inoperative CMS” to the total hours for the “Duration of out-of- control CMS.” Divide the sum by the “Total operating time” and multiply by 100. REMEMBER: Emission standards apply during shutdown. Startup must be kept to no more than 30 minutes; emission standards do not apply during this time. [40 CFR 63.6625(h)] Revised: 7/14/2017
Applicants are asked to demonstrate their fulfilment of the essential and desirable criteria outlined in the relevant Position Description by writing a response in boxes below (as a guide your answers should be no more than 300 words) Criteria 1 Ability to provide high-volume quality support and planning facilitation to assist program participants identify and obtain their needs and goals while building capacity. 2 Excellent written and oral communication, interpersonal and negotiation skills, with the ability to communicate sensitively and effectively with all people to establish effective relationships. 3 Demonstrated well-developed organisational, time management and administrative skills with the ability to plan, prioritise and meet deadlines. Proven ability to work autonomously and as part of team and to enhance positive workplace culture. 4 Strong computer literacy skills with the capacity to work with various participant management data portals to create and maintain participant records. 5 Strong computer literacy skills with the capacity to work with various participant management data portals to create and maintain participant records.
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SHELTER REPAIR KIT (Range: USD73-89) Priority Items Description Unit Qty Rate Amount (LKR) high CGI (Galvanized Corrugated Iron) Sheets 26G(0.4mm) thickness, size 10' x 2'8" Nos 10 460.00 4,600.00 high Mammoty/Hoe with handle 10" x 8" x 200mm), Handle 3.5'-4' long with Dry, Smooth and flexible wood. Nos 1 1,650.00 1,650.00 high Hand saw 40mm blade, Length 500mm + 50mm, Laminated carbon steel, 7 teeth per inch, Nos 1 790.00 790.00 high Crow bar 1200mm (4') long, 16mm-25mm dia strong steel. Nos 1 650.00 650.00 high Claw hammer 0.75 lb (300g-350g). Handle with Dry strong flexible wood Nos 1 500.00 500.00 high Mana' knife/ Machete Curved blade, 55mm long with wood handle Nos 1 1,200.00 1,200.00 high Roofing 75mm long (3.0"), Umbrella type, Spiral roll or twisted shank, sealed umbrella type spring head, rubber washer 26mm dia, 2mm thickness Kg 0.5 280.00 140.00 high Nails 75mm(3") for wood Kg 0.5 200.00 100.00 40mm(1.5") for wood Kg 0.5 200.00 100.00 high Shears 260mm length, Straight for metal sheet Nos 1 380.00 380.00 Rope 12mm dia, 30m length, m 30 45.00 1,350.00 11,460.00 In USD (1$=152.00) 73.90
*Protocol Deviation Codes: A – Consent Procedures B – Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria C – Concomitant Medication/Therapy D – Laboratory Assessments/Procedures E – Study Procedures F – Serious Adverse Event Reporting/Unanticipated Adverse Device Effect G – Randomisation Procedures/Study Drug Dosing H – Visit Schedule/Interval I – Efficacy Ratings J – Other
Item Subject & details Date(s) for any action 1. Neighbourhood Planning Funding Workshop: The Neighbourhood Planning team are hosting a funding workshop for those who may be interested in applying. If you wish to book a half hour slot (between 9:00am and 3:00pm) to discuss applying for funding from DCLG please e-mail me on or 25/10/2017, 09:00-15:00 (30min slot), Plough Lane, Hereford 2. Village Assets Seminar: A seminar is being held to look at how village assets can be used to improve community assets. 26/10/2017; 13:30 – 17:30 (Lady Emily Community Hall, Tarrington)
Complex Oxide Films 2 - Chair: Simon Billinge 10:45-11:15 Anand Bhattacharya — Spin currents as a probe of magnetic excitations in paramagnetic and antiferromagnetic insulators 11:15-11:45 Peter Littlewood — Elastic interactions and control of the Mott transition Afternoon Free 6:00 – 7:00 TSRC Town Talk 7:00 – No Host Dinner (location TBD) Wednesday, June 28, 2016 7:45-8:15 Breakfast Topic: Frustration and Quantum Spin Liquids – Chair: Mike Norman 8:15-8:45 Roser Valenti — Challenges in designing exotic quantum spin liquid materials 8:45-9:15 Martin Mourigal — Spin-liquid candidates in triangular and kagome rare-earth oxides 9:15-9:45 Yong-Baek Kim — Quantum spin liquid and anomalous spin Hall effect in correlated materials with strong spin-orbit coupling 9:45-10:15 Tyrel McQueen — Doping and topology in frustrated magnets 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break Topic: Orbital and Charge Degrees of Freedom – Chair: Jaime Fernandez-Baca 10:45-11:15 Simon Billinge — Orbital degeneracy lifting, broken local symmetries and properties in correlated electron materials 11:15-11:45 Haidan Wen — Correlating electronic and structural degrees of freedom in and time Afternoon Free 6:00-8:00 TSRC Picnic, Telluride Intermediate School, 725 W. Colorado Ave Thursday, June 29, 2017 7:45-8:15 Breakfast Topic: Multiferroics and Magnetoelectrics – Chair: Daniil Khomskii 8:15-8:45 Jaime Fernandez-Baca — Soft electronic phases in a molecular multiferroic 8:45-9:15 Sang Cheong — Hybrid improper ferroelectricity or domain topology of quantum materials 9:15-9:45 Marisa Medarde — Design of room temperature spiral multiferroics with layered perovskite structure
9:45-10:15: Tsyuoshi Kimura — How to magnetoelectric multi-spin variables in complex transition-metal compounds 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break Topic: Spin Orbit Coupling 2 – Chair: Susanne Stemmer 10:45-11:15 Stuart Calder — Insights into competing interactions in magnetic osmates and iridates through neutron and resonant x-ray scattering 11:15-11:45 Andy Christianson — Spin-orbit coupling and the magnetic properties of osmium-based double perovskites 11:45-12:15 Mike Norman — What is the order parameter of Cd2Re2O7? Afternoon Free 7:00 – 9:00 Evening Discussion (Topic TBD) Friday June 30, 2017 7:45-8:15 Breakfast Topic: Cuprates and Nickelates – Chair: Charles Ahn 8:15-8:45 Mark Dean — Precursor Charge Density Waves in La2-xBaxCuO4 8:45-9:15: Liuyan Zhao — An inversion-symmetry-broken order inside the pseudogap region of a cuprate revealed by optical second harmonic generation 9:15-9:45 Robert Kaindl — Ultrafast dynamics of Interactions and emergent order in stripe-phase nickelates 9:45-10:15 John Mitchell — Highly reduced nickelates: marching ever closer to cuprates 10:15-10:45 Coffee Break Topic: Spin-Orbit Coupling 3 and Spin Liquids – Chair: Anand Bhattacharya 10:45-11:15 Pat Woodward — Exploring the magnetism of double perovskites containing 5d1 and 5d2 ions 11:15-11:45 Gang Cao — The promise of interactions: novel materials with novel properties for novel devices 11:45-12:15 Christian Batista — Chiral liquid near a quantum critical point 12:15-12:30 Closing Remarks (Organizers)
December Retreat 2017 Programme (Eindhoven Region) JSS Arrival & personal prayer: 09:00-09:15; Morning Prayer: 09:30-10:00; Lunch break: 13:00-14:00 Days & Date Faith Clinic 09:45 – 11:00 Morning Message 11:00 – 12:00 Evangelism Seminar 12:10 – 12:55 LUNCH 13:00 Afternoon Activity 14:00 – 15:30 Revival Session 15:30 – 17:00 FRI 22 DEC Arrival and readiness for blessing 19:00-21:00 The deliverance and dominion of a conquering Christian SAT 23 DEC The wonder of the tongue MESSAGE 1 ACTIVITY 1A (Quiz me) LUNCH ACTIVITY 1B (Puzzle) The Bride’s covenant with the heavenly Bridegroom SUN 24 DEC No curse for new creatures MESSAGE 2 ACTIVITY 2A LUNCH ACTIVITY 2B His sacrifice, our sufficiency MON 25 DEC Publicity & Prep 17:00 – 20:00 Special programme
Pinole Creek Café Desserts (Included in 3 Course Prix Fixe) Crème Brulee w/ Grand Marnier … 6.00 Hot Fudge Sundae w/ house made fudge & whipped cream & vanilla ice cream … 6.00 Hot Chocolate Souffle w/ vanilla ice cream (Please allow 15 Minutes To Cook) … 9.00 (+$3.00 In Prix Fixe) New York Cheesecake, brulee’d, w/ a graham cracker crust, berry coulis… 7.00 (+$1.00 In Course Dinner) Berries & Mascarpone dessert cheese & yogurt w/ mixed berries & berry reduction sauce … 6.50 After Dinner Drinks (Not included in 3 Course Prix Fixe) Taylor Fladgate Tawny Port ... 12.00 Moscato d’Asti … 8.00 Irish Coffee / Baileys Coffee / Khalua & Coffee … 9.00 Coffee (Regular / Decaf) … 3.00 Hot Tea (Selection of Teas) … 2.50 Pinole Creek Café Desserts (Included in 3 Course Prix Fixe) Crème Brulee w/ Grand Marnier … 6.00 Hot Sundae w/ house made fudge & whipped cream & vanilla ice cream … 6.00 Hot Chocolate Souffle w/ vanilla ice cream (Please allow 15 Minutes To Cook) … 9.00 (+$3.00 In Prix Fixe) New York Cheesecake, brulee’d, w/ a graham cracker crust, berry coulis… 7.00 (+$1.00 In Course Dinner) Berries & Cream, Mascarpone dessert cheese & yogurt w/ mixed berries & berry reduction sauce … 6.50 After Dinner Drinks (Not included in 3 Course Prix Fixe) Taylor Fladgate Tawny Port ... 12.00 Moscato d’Asti … 8.00 Coffee / Baileys Coffee / Khalua & Coffee … 9.00 Coffee (Regular / Decaf) … 3.00 Hot Tea (Selection of Teas) … 2.50
Minutes of Meeting Neighbourhood Plan AGM Wednesday 1st November 2017. 7pm - 9pm. The Hall – The Grange, Southam Attendees: Helen & Laurence Caves, Sharon Lythe, Linda Doyle, Mike Brooks, Graham Foster, Jeff Smith, Gary Smith, Jon Swain, Christo Steyn. Apologies: James, Pamela, Marion, Gary & Joan Cripps, David Thompson Introduction The Chairman welcomed the group and the meeting got underway at 19:10. Steering Committee Business The minutes of last meeting were discussed and approved. The revised constitution was tabled and proposed for agreement. Mike had prior circulate the document. The constitution was voted as acceptable and was duly signed and witnessed. Mike circulated the annual accounts and proposed them for agreement. Their acceptance was voted upon. They were approved and were duly signed. Graham and Gary were thanked by Jon for work on the project plan and noted that this seemed to have accelerated action. Jon, Mike and Gary took an action to progress the grant application. Gary took an action to ascertain via James whether we are incurring costs and how much wrt the NP website hosting fees. It was concluded that from the two consultant quotations received the preferred bidder was Avon Planning Services and that they should be engaged initially i) to avail ourselves of the 2hr free WALC consultation and then ii) for them to attend next meeting. Workgroup Updates The workgroup leaders then presented the progress on Vision statements. There followed some excellent debate on these and each presentation is appended to these minutes.
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WKAR PRESENTS THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC ARTIST-FACULTY RECITAL SERIES Tasha Warren clarinet/bass clarinet with Benjamin Sung, violin Jihye Chang-Sung, piano and Ben Delgado, bass clarinet Brian Do, bass clarinet Sam Davies, bass clarinet Friday, November 10, 2017, 8:00 p.m. Cook Recital Hall, Music Building PROGRAM Contrasts, for clarinet, violin and piano, 1941 Béla Bartók Verbunkos (Recruiting Dance) (1881-1945) Pihenö (Relaxation) (Fast Dance) Piéce for clarinet and violin, 1975 Claude Vivier (1948-1983) Suite from L’Histoire du soldat, 1918 Igor Stravinsky Marche du soldat (1882-1971) Le violin du soldat Petit concert Tango-Valse-Ragtime Danse du diable INTERMISSION God Bless the Child Eric Dolphy, solo recorded 1961 Transcribed by Richard Jannotta (1928-1964) Tooth and Claw Corneluis Shinzen Boots (b. 1974) Cause and Effect (from Agrippa’s 3 Books)
WKAR PRESENTS THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC ARTIST-FACULTY RECITAL SERIES Panayis piano Monday, November 13, 2017, 7:30 p.m. Cook Recital Hall, Music Building PROGRAM Première Gymnopédie Erik Satie (1866-1925) Sonata in C major, K. 545 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Allegro (1756-1791) Andante Rondo: Allegretto Clair de lune Claude Debussy (from Suite bergamasque, L. 75) (1862-1918) Sonata in C-sharp minor, Op. 27, No. 2 Ludwig van Beethoven Adagio sostenuto (1770-1827) Allegretto Presto agitato INTERMISSION Rondo capriccioso, Op. 14 Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) Waltz in A minor, Op. 34, No. 2 Frédéric Chopin Waltz in C-sharp minor, Op. 64, No. 2 (1810-1849) Polonaise in A major, Op. 40, No. 1 Rhapsodie hongroise No. 15 in A minor, S. 244 Franz Liszt "Rákóczi-Marsch" (1811-1886)
Club Officer Training District 89, Division X Sample Agenda 13:30-13:50 Networking & Registration 14:00-14:05 Welcome MC 14:05-14:15 Opening Remarks and Icebreaker Division Director 14:15-15:00 Elements of Creating a Quality Club Keeping Members Engaged Moments of Truth New Member Orientation Mentoring District Officer / Division Director 15:00 – 15:20 Pathways Update Pathways Ambassador 15:20 – 15:30 Guangzhou Conference Promotion Division Director / Guangzhou Conference Representative 15:30 - 15:40 Break 15:40 – 16:10 Club Officers Challenges and Successes Session 1 – President Session 2 - VPE Session 3 – VPM Session 4 - VPPR Session 5 – Secretary Session 6 – Treasurer Session 7 – Sergeant at Arms Division Director / Area Directors / Assistant Division and Area Directors / Seasoned Members 16:10 – 16:20 Break 16:20 – 16:50 Elective Session Examples from the Successful Club Series Finding New Members and Retaining Existing Members Evaluate to Motivate Creating Best Club Climate Going Beyond Our Club Division Director / Area Directors / Assistant Division and Area Directors / Seasoned Members 16:50 – 17:00 17:00 - 17:50 Building on Achievement for Continued Success Action Plan for the 2nd half of the year to achieve success Division Director & Area Directors 17:50-18:00 Appreciation to Organizing Committee Division Governor 18:00 Adjourn Toastmasters Organization Chart The Successful Clubs Series Modules of address the quality of club meetings & offer tips on attracting & maintaining members. The Moments Of Truth Finding New Members For Your Club Evaluate To Motivate Closing The Sale Creating The Best Club Climate Meeting Roles And Responsibilities Mentoring Keeping The Commitment Going Beyond Our Club How To Be A Distinguished Club The Toastmasters Educational Program Club & Member Resources www.toastmasters.org /DCP Officer-Tools www.toastmasters.org/Resources/Resource-Library
LEARNING & INNOVATION Creativity and Innovation Think Creatively Work Creatively with Others Implement Innovations Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Reason Effectively Use Systems Thinking Make Judgments and Decisions Problems Communication and Collaboration Communicate Clearly Collaborate with Others INFORMATION, MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY SKILLS Information Literacy Access and /evaluate Information Use and Manage Information Media Literacy Analyze Media Create Media Products Information, Communications and Technology (ICT Literacy) Apply Technology Effectively LIFE & CAREER SKILLS Flexibility and Adaptability Adapt to Change Be Flexible Initiative and Self-Direction Manage Goals and Time Work Independently Be Self-Directed Learners Social and Cross-Cultural Interact Effectively with Others Work Effectively in Diverse Teams Productivity and Accountability Manage Projects Produce Results Leadership and Responsibility Guide and Lead Others Be Responsible to Others
Find additional information on the web : Course Catalogue Grading system Grading scale at Toulouse 1 Notes françaises ECTS % of successful students normally achieving the grade % d’étudiants 16 – 20 A 10 % 14 – 15,99 B 25 % 12 – 13,99 C 30 % 11 – 11,99 D 25 % 10 – 10,99 E 10 % 8 – 10 FX Fail : some more work required before credit can be awarded < 8 absent F Fail : considerable further work is required The grading scheme at 1 is based on a scheme from 0 to 20. As per academic rules, Distinctions are awarded as follows, if passed with : 16 – 20 : Very Good (First Class Honours / summa cum laude) 14 – 15,9 : Good (Upper Second Class Honours / insigni cum laude) 12 – 13,9 : Satisfactory (Second Class Honours / magna cum laude) 10 – 11,9 : Minimum pass (cum laude) 0 – 9,9 : Insufficient Students and Staff with disabilities
FEASIBILITY REPORT ON PALM KERNEL OIL EXTRATION BUSINESS PREPARED BY MR. JESSE EZE 08053750076 OF CONTENT Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………….. 3 Product ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 4 Market ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 Marketing Plan ………………………………………………………………………………… 5 Management Team …………………………………………………………………………. 5
Annexure A REGISTRATION FORM Commercial subjects: HOD/Subject Head information session 25 January 2017 MALIBU HIGH SCHOOL 15:00 - 17:00 Kindly fax or email this registration form by not later than Friday, 20 January 2017 to Mrs Elmaree Eksteen at: Fax: 086 219 7092 E-mail: Name of School School Telephone School e-mail Name of HOD/Subject head attending the information session: Name of HOD/Subject head Persal no. Cell Phone no. Signature Principal’s Name: ..................................................... Principal’s signature: ................................................... DATE/DATUM: .....................................................
C.3 LOINC Document Type Codes The following table shows the recommended LOINC codes for the C-CDA R2.1 structured documents. These codes should be used to request a “clinical” document and to identify such a document when it is submitted. Table 6: C-CDA R2.1 Clinical Document Types with Recommended LOINC Code for Requests Clinical Document Type "Recommended" LOINC Long Description C-CDA R2.1 Reference ValueSet Care Plan Overall Plan of Care/Advance Care Directive _ No value set Consultation Note 11488-4 Consult note Table #28 ConsultDocumentType CCD 34133-9 Summary of rpisode note _ No set Diagnostic Imaging Report 18748-4 Diagnostic imaging study _ Imaging Document Codes Discharge Summary 18842-5 Discharge summary Table #37 DischargeSummaryTypeCode History and Physical 34117-2 History and physical note #41 HPDocumentType Operative Note 11504-8 Provider unspecified Operation note Table #44 Procedure Note Provider unspecified Procedure note Table #48 ProcedureNoteDocumentTypeCodes Progress Note 11506-3 Provider unspecified Progress note Table# 51 ProgressNoteDocumentTypeCode Referral Note 57133-1 Referral note Table# 54 ReferralDocumentType Transfer Summary 18761-7 Provider unspecified Transfer summary Table# 57 TransferDocumentType The requester may request a document that conforms to a specific implementation guide (e.g. C-CDA R2.1 or C-CDA R1.1) by specifying the appropriate LOINC Implementation Guide Modifier code for that implementation guide. Clinical Documents for Payers Set 1 Release 1.1 – 1
it is sound. consider exception reporting options. 005 23/11/2017 PEN TEST REPORT: AA to send comments on the PEN test report direct to WSIC Programme. AA 18/01/2018 006 23/11/2017 ACTION LOG: Create a new up to date actions log KSt This has been created and added to the minutes for future meetings. 18/01/2018 18/01/2018 007 23/11/2017 PROJECT: Organise an update on the Azure project from the WSIC programme. KSt Confirmed with WSIC programme that they will be ready to update the sub group at the 15 February meeting. 15/02/2018 008 21/12/2017 ATTENDANCE: Participants on the call to review their attendance details above and complete anything that is incorrect or missing owing the difficulty in hearing using conference facilities. All 18/01/2018 009 21/12/2017 QUORACY: 21 December meeting was not quorate. KSt to ensure that the DSA Sub Group is discussed at KSt DSA is on the agenda for 18 January 2018 joint meeting of the Governing Group and DSA sub group. 18/01/2018
Jesus only is our message SAT 23 DEC The wonder of the tongue The power in personal prevailing prayer Praying to move your mountains Developing a lifestyle of fruitful Repentance, redemption and restitution Nothing but the blood of Jesus The Bride’s covenant with the heavenly Bridegroom SUN 24 DEC No curse for new creatures The powerful baptism in the Holy Spirit Capturing our territory through the of prayer Perseverance in follow-up and discipling converts God’s financial plan and Christian giving Take my life His sacrifice, our sufficiency MON 25 DEC Special programme December Retreat 2017 Programme (Eindhoven Region) Arrival & personal prayer: 09:00-09:15; Morning Prayer: 09:30-10:00; Lunch break: 13:00-14:00 Days & Date Faith Clinic 09:45 – 11:00 Morning Message 11:00 – 12:00 Evangelism Seminar 12:10 – 12:55 Victory Seminar 14:00 –14:45 Warfare & Worship 14:45 – 15:30 Revival Session 15:30 – 17:00 FRI 22 DEC Arrival and readiness for blessing 19:00-21:00 The deliverance and dominion of a conquering Christian only is our message SAT 23 DEC The wonder of the tongue Repentance, redemption and restitution Nothing but the blood of Jesus Developing a lifestyle of fruitful soul-winning The power in personal prevailing prayer Praying to move your mountains The Bride’s covenant with the heavenly Bridegroom SUN 24 DEC No curse for new creatures God’s financial plan and Christian giving Take my life Perseverance in follow-up and discipling converts The powerful baptism in the Holy Spirit Capturing our territory through the force of prayer His sacrifice, our sufficiency MON Publicity & Prep 17:00 – 20:00
General procedures, 51 Gifts and favors, 48 Grievances, 32 Harassment, 37 Hazing, 58 Health insurance, 18 Health safety training, 12 Helpful contacts, 8 Insurance health, 18 supplemental, 19 unemployment, 19 Internet use, 41, 42 Job vacancy announcements, 9 Jury duty, 29 Leave assault, 28 bereavement, 28 court appearance, 29 discretionary, 23 family and medical, 24 jury duty, 29 medical certification, 22 military, 30 nondiscretionary, 23 personal, 22 proration, 23 religious observance, 29 sick, 23 temporary disability, 27 truancy appearance, 29 workers' compensation, 28 Maltreatment of children, 40 Medications, 57 Military leave, 30 Mission statement, 6 Name and address changes, 52 Nonrenewals, 53 Nursing mothers, 13 Outside employment, 14 Overtime, 17 Parent and student complaints, 56 Parent notification, 13 Paychecks, 16 Payroll automatic deposits, 17 deductions, 17 schedule, 16 Performance evaluation, 14 Personal leave, 22 Personnel records, 52 Pest control treatment, 50 Political activities, 49 Possession of firearms and weapons, 50 Psychotropic drugs, 57 Purchasing procedures, 51 Qualifying exigency, 26 Reassignments, 12 Religious observance, 29 Resignations, 53 contract employees, 53 noncontract employees, 53 Retaliation, 37 Retirement benefits, 20 employment 9 Safety, 49 Salaries, 16 School calendar, 7 closing, 51 directory, 8 Searches, 11 Sexual harassment, 37 Sick leave, 23 Staff development, 15 Standards of conduct, 33 Student attendance, 58 bullying, 58 complaints, 56 dietary supplements, 57 discipline, 58 equal educational opportunities, 56 harassment, 37 hazing, 58 medication, 57 records, 56
Supplemental insurance, 19 TEA reports, 54 Teacher retirement, 20 Technology resources, 40 Temporary disability leave, 27 Termination disimissal during the contract term, 53 exit interviews, 54 noncontract employees, 53 nonrenewal, 53 reports to TEA, 53, 54 resignation, 53 Text messaging, 42 Tobacco products, 46 use, 46 Training health and safety, 12 staff development, 15 Transfers, 12 Travel expenses, 18 Truancy court appearances, 29 Tutoring, 14 Unemployment insurance, 19 Vacancy announcements, 9 Visitors, 50 Wages, 16 Weapons, 50 Whistleblower Act, 40 Work schedule, 13 Workers’ compensation benefits, 19, 28 Workload, 13
#123: Motion to find persuasive Kathy, Freida, no further discussion, against: 0, abstain: 0, in favor: 6 Also related are #5, #44 and #75 #126: Motion to find persuasive, Kathy, Freida, no further discussion, against: 0, abstain: 0, in favor: 16 #107: step 4 and 6 are not listing the ACK messages – it seems the items listed here are that are specific for the scenario described at the specific step –Motion to rename “requirements “ to “Main Messages and Key Data” - for step 4 to use ACK^O21^ACK and 6 to use ACK^^O22ACK message type and MSA-2 (Message Control ID) matches MSH-10 (Message Control ID) of the message the ACK is for. Hans, Bob Y, further discussion: does this mean we are making changes to the other tables? For sure the column name - the content we will address separately, against: 0, abstain: 0, in favor: 6 #190 – NEG from Ruth; We think the reference should go to 4.4 ORL – need to review both paragraphs as they are cited in #153 – need to look at original spreadsheet to find out #153 is same location as A_S from Craig, If the LIS creates the cancel it is NOT a cancel as requested it is an OML, while if it is responding to the placer requesting a cancel an ORL message with cancel as requested is sent – hold till we get David on, too On Thursday will look at PHER items in LRI
Addendum A 2017 Term 1 School Visitation Roster Foundation Phase Day Date Malinda Kruger Judy Van Wyk Nkomfa Makiwane Bathandwa Cengimbo Nelly Batyi Miranda Khala Marie Engelbrecht Estelle Simons Suraya Livingstone FEBRUARY Mon 6 Tue 7 Loreto PS Sir Lowry`s Pass Nolungile Lwandle Christmas Ummangaliso Rainbow Academia Happy Valley Wed 8 Dr GJ Joubert Sir Lowry`s Pass Vuselela Lwandle Umnqophiso Ummangaliso Rainbow Cavalleria Hoofweg Thu 9 Str. Moslem Temperance Town Soyisile Injongo Solomon Qatyana Umthawelanga Petunia Lawrencia Irista Fri 10 Sat 11 Sun 12 Mon 13 Tue 14 Macassar Oklahoma Isiphiwo Ikwezi Lesizwe Luleka Ntwasahlobo Watsonia Bottelary Kalkfontein Wed 15 Altena Gordons Bay Sivuyiseni Ikwezi Lesizwe Chumisa Sobambisana Forest Heights Stratford Thu 16 Somerset West PS Danie Ackerman Nkazimlo Sosebenza Sivile Sobambisana Wesbank Blackheath Sarepta Fri 17 Sat 18 Sun 19 Mon 20 Melton Beverley Park Chuma Sosebenza Yomelela Sakumlandela Wesbank Palm Park Highbury Tue 21 S/West Methodist Temperance Town Encotsheni Intshayelelo Nomzamo Sakumlandela Spurwing Lawrencia Kuilsriver Wed 22 Silversands Rusthof Kuyasa Intshayelelo ACJ Phakade Ikhusi Eikendal Forest Village Leadership Academy Thu 23 Marvin Park Rusthof Masiphumelele Kukhanyile Silukhanyo Ikhusi Excelsior Academia Rouxville Fri 24
SAT SUN MON 20 VALLEY HAPPY VALLEY CAVALLERIA STRAND MOSLEM STRAND MOSLEM HAPPY VALLEY TUE 21 MIKRO SOBAMBISANA SOBAMBISANA UMTHA WELANGA UMTHA WELANGA WED 22 FOREST HEIGHTS FOREST HEIGHTS RUSTHOF HAPPY VALLEY HAPPY VALLEY BROOKLANDS THU 23 KRAAIFONTEIN AME KRAAIFONTEIN AME NOLUNGILE NOLUNGILE SILUKHANYO SILUKHANYO FRI 24 SAT SUN MON 27 MELTON MELTON VUZAMANZI ISIKHOKELO ISIKHOKELO VUZAMANZI TUE 28 NORTHPINE NORTHPINE LWANDLE ELUXOLWENI LWANDLE ELUXOLWENI MARCH WED 1 RAINBOW RAINBOW FIRGROVE MASIPHUMELELE FIRGROVE MASIPHUMELELE THU 2 SILUKHANYO SILUKHANYO ENCOTSHENI SIVILE SIVILE ENCOTSHENI FRI 3 SAT SUN MON 6 SAKUMLANDELA SAKUMLANDELA KUYASA NGAMLANA LUDWE NGAMLANA KUYASA TUE 7 RR FRANKS RR FRANKS LUDWE NGAMLANA SAKUMLANDELA SAKUMLANDELA NGAMLANA WED 8 KUYASA KUYASA SAKUMLANDELA RR FRANKS RR FRANKS SAKUMLANDELA THU 9 LUDWE NGAMLANA LUDWE NGAMLANA R.R. FRANKS KUYASA KUYASA RR FRANKS FRI 10 SAT SUN
MON 13 FOREST VILLAGE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY FOREST VILLAGE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY IKWEZI LESIZWE IKWEZI LESIZWE IKHUSI IKHUSI TUE 14 BLOEKOMBOS BLOEKOMBOS INTSHAYELELO SOSEBENZA SOSEBENZA INTSHAYELELO WED 15 ROUXVILLE ACKERMAN UMNQOPHISO ACKERMAN UMNQOPHISO THU 16 KUILS RIVER KUILS RIVER NOMSA MAPONGWANA CHUMA MAPONGWANA CHUMA FRI 17 SAT SUN MON 20 SCHOOL HOLIDAY TUE 21 HUMAN RIGHTS’ DAY WED 22 LATHITHA KHAYELITSHA SPEC. KHAYELITSHA SPEC. LATHITHA THU 23 KHAYELITSHA SPEC. LATHITHA LATHITHA KHAYELITSHA SPEC. FRI 24 SAT SUN MON 27 TUE 28 WED 29 THU 30 FRI 31
The election of Worker Representatives shall be conducted by secret ballot vote. The Bargaining Unit Chair shall provide the voting ballots on the day of election. The nominees receiving the most votes will be deemed elected as the Worker Representative for the applicable worksite. Results of the election of Worker Representatives shall be posted on the Union bulletin board in the applicable worksite upon conclusion of the election. Election of Steward Representative Elected Stewards shall elect a Steward Representative to serve a term of office on the Occupational Health Committee. Term of Office for Steward and Worker Representatives The Steward Representative and Worker Representatives shall serve a two (2) year term of June 1st to May 31st or whenever a vacancy occurs shall serve for the remainder of the vacant term. Responsibilities of Steward and Worker Representatives Participate in the identification and control of health and safety hazards in or at the place of employment. Cooperate with the occupational health and safety service, if any, established for the place of employment. Receive and distribute to workers information regarding health and safety. Receive, consider and resolve matters respecting the health and safety of workers. Carry out any other duties that are specified in The Occupational Health and Safety Act and prescribed in The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. Occupational Health Committee Vacancies When a worker vacancy occurs before the expiry of a term, an election by the workers of the worksite shall be conducted within thirty (30) days of the vacancy and in accordance with Article 3.6.2 of these Bargaining Guidelines.
Sep 2016 Available Now Sep 2016 Available Now AUSkey Developer Kit (with CAA Updates) Preliminary System Test 2016 2017 August September October November December January February March April May June July August September October ADK available via SBR (including CAA changes) dotNET/ Java: ADK 2.1 C version: ADK 2.2 Beta Private SWD/RTO preparation and support Early April to early May Testing ADK Preliminary system test build) Agile build and UI available for CAA deployed to Prod in RAM (Go-live) Early May 2017 SWD must transition their clients to new solution RTO transition to be completed by end Oct 2017
Graden Grobe – HR E Margaret Z Morris – HR E David T. Guthrie – HR E Eric Nielsen – HR - E Merle Harberts – HR E Mary Pol – HR - E Charles House – HR E Darrel Robertston – HR E Sharon J. Johnson – HR E Barbara Streng – HR E Nancy Knapp – HR E Robert Hickman – HR P Robert Light – HR E Roger Waid – HR E Churches Ruling Elder Commissioners Ashland-Presbyterian-Congregational Sherry Hansen Babbitt-Woodland Bayfield-Bayfield Bemidji-First Bigfork-First Bigfork-Bowstring Blackduck-First Brule-Brule Mike Anderson Calumet-Community Peggy Smith Memorial Judy Tribby Chippewa Falls-First Bob Denham Cloquet-Presbyterian Church of Cloquet Coleraine-First United Karin McAuley Cornell-First Duluth – First Ted Policka Duluth-Glen Avon Jan Simmons Duluth-Lakeside Donald Swanstrom Duluth-Pike Lake Duluth-Westminster Paul Rigstad Eau Claire-First Liz Snyder Eau Claire-North Ely-First Brad Dekkers Goodland- Gordon-First Grand Rapids-Community Hannibal-New Hope Hibbing-First Hurley-First Iron River-Calvary Ironwood-First Keewatin-Cong. of the Good Shepherd Lac du Flambeau-Community Lake Manitowish Waters-Community McGrath-Calvary Lake Park Rapids-Trinity Rosemary Moody Phillips-First Rice Lake-United Saxon-Saxon-Gurney Community Silver Bay-United Protestant
Solon Springs-First Superior-Country Peace Julie Pendergest Superior-United Deb Emery Tamarack-First Tower- St. James Two Harbors-United Lenore Johnson Virginia-Hope Community Wahkon-Wahkon Warba-Presbyterian Church Willow River-First Deb Stewart Wrenshall-First Christine Merritt Corresponding Members: Ken Green – Board of Pensions Paul Grier - Presbyterian Foundation Ken Ribe - Presbytery of The Twin Cities Rev. Carolyn Mowchan – Pastor, Westminster Presbyterian Church Rev. Paula Gaboury – Pastor, United Church of Two Harbors Commissioned Ruling Elders Betty Starkey, – Willow River Bev Thompson – Cornell, Hannibal Jack Fashbaugh – Iron River Leslie Anderson- Pioneer Parish Council Members (Those not accounted for elsewhere) Mary Voss – COM Annett - COM Under Care None Visitors, Observers Candy Deal Russ Fish Steve Sandstrom Betty Opland Richard Synder Phoebe Morwood Sandy Utley Maggie Payette Claudia Welty Sheryl Carloss Karen Heifner Staff Jay Wilkinson Ann Gerlich Rev. Rich Blood did an orientation for first-time commissioners. Some of the things he brought forward: Who and what is Presbytery? We are.